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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-16
Relative to the Heath Of thu Late
Joseph a Earle.

WHEaEAs, it has pleased the Great Ruler Of
the Nations aud The Judge Of all the earth to
call from the couoc's Of our country,
joseph HAYNswoRTH EARLE, late Seoa.o-
from South Carolina 10 lhe Senate OF the
United States,
And, Whereas, he was materially of dis
tinguished family of Sumter, was raised in
our midst. was for many years prominen;
member of the Bar of Sumter, and from IL
promoted to the Office Of Attorney General of
the STATE, and thence raised to the Bench-
having represented this couoty Fin the House
of Representatives and Senate Of the State.
Be it resolved by the Bar of Sum'er,
/. That in ,be death Of Joseph Haynswor;h
Earle, the United States has lost wise,
learned prudent and earnest counsellor f:om
its highest legislative body.
Q. That the State OF South Carolina has
lost a mos: devoted son, always zeslous for
her honor and best interests and one whom
she delighted to iuirus1 with her highest
Offices
8 That though promoted from our ranks
before he was called to the Great Assizs above,
this Bar feels tba, it hae lost one OF It's owu
members; and az tribute 10 his memory,
The chairman present these resolutions 10 The
Court with a request that The Court order
lha, they be inscribed upon page of its
minutes dedicated to the memory of Joseph
Haynsworih Earle.
4 Thst we extend to bis beres.ed family
the sex pressoa Of our deepest sympathy in
this their hour Of direct trial.
JAMES D. BLAND1SG,
T. B FRASER,
Z. w. Noise,
r. D LEE,
Committee
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-16
June 10, 1897.

In response TO the resolutions Judge Town
send ,pnid q brief but beautiful t.'bu;e 10 the
legal learning and high character OF j. h
Earle, signed the order and adjourned Court
fo- the day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-16

1t is ordered, Thst page OF toe Journal
cf this Cous, be dedicated 10 The memory of
Josepa Hsynswcr;h Earle, ano that The
above resolutions aud this order be inscribed
thereon D a. TowN.END,
Presiding Judge
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-16
fake JOElNsONS
CHILL & FEVER
TONIC. w

RESOLUTIONS OF THE BAR
OF SUMTER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
HIS EAR WAS CHEWED OFF.
The Brutal Deed Of Fred. Powell IN q
Franklin-StYeet Bar Last Night.
WILLIAM A. COCHRAN The VICTIM.
A Free-Fight Between the Two Nc"
stirred Up the Neighborhood and
Resulted in the Loss of Coch-
rams Aursi Appendsge.

4 big fight occurred last night. about
$40 O'Clock. in Domlnicrs bar-room. at
the corner of Seventeenth and Franklin
streets, tho main participants In wnieh
we're william A. Cochran and FRED.
Powell. two white men.
Passers by that place about the hour
mentioned heard oaths ringing out on the
night air. followed BY the sound OF men
struggling in desperate combat This was
succeeded by cries OF Murder" and stop
him; he is chewing my ear on
POLICE SUMMONED.
A messenger was hastily dispatched 10
the First Policc Station. and Ia tew
moments Sergeant Whitlock and Oihcer
Holdscraft were on the spot. They iound
the bar of the man with an unpronouncc-
able name - scene OF Wild confusion.
Powell. his clothing disarranged, and race
and mouth disfigured with blood, was heio
by several men. while on the floor. writh-
ing IN agony. his entire nght ear chewed
OF, lay Cochran. The man presented
ghastly and sickening spectacle the blood
yelling up from tho mutilated stump. and
staining the door.
CONDITION SERIOUS.
His condition seemed so serious that
the ambulance was at once summoned.
and was soon on tho spot. with DR.. Lemon
I'm charge. The physician stopped the
flow or blood. and dressed tho wound.
while Sergeant Whitlock and Officer
Holdscraft marched Powell OF 20 the sta
tion-house. where he-,was locked up. in
order that he may appear before Justice
Crutchheld this morning.
The fight was caused n fs thought.
more by whisky than anything else.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
sTORMON COISr OF ENGLAND.
wires Frustrated and Details meagre'
Immense Damage

LONDON. March IA terrific SOUTH
westerly gale Is prevailing along me
coast and in the Interior OF England. a
number OF vessels have been wrecked OF
Yarmouth and isolated cases OF drown
ing are reported.
Heavy seas have swept over the decks
Of channel packets, all OF which are
greatly overdue in arriving at their des-
tinations. The gales have been accom-
panied by heavy rains and immense
tracts OF land IN Hertfordshire and Bed
fordshire are inundated.
Details Of the damage done by the gale
continue TO come IA, but, owing 10 the
general prostration of the wires. they are
still moagrc. y train running between
Brecon and Merthyr-TydviI. Wales, was
overturned by the force OF the wind, but
no loss Of life IS reported. Along the coast
and ia the interior as wei, miles upon
miles Of the telegraph poles have been
broken Off, or literally torn out OF the
ground.
Weymouth harbor IS flied with wreck
age OF an kinds. and al manner OF craft IN
tie harbor IS adrift. The extensive harbor
works. which were In course OF construc-
ti0n at hastings. have been demolished.
and great quantity Of valuable machin-
cry and material carried away. Scores OF
fishing boats have fOundered at and or
Lowestoft. but I'm some cases nobody was
on board. and in others the crews were
rescued by hard work on the part OF the
life savers.
The pier at Pennington has been crush
ed to pieces by the tremendous seas and a
large number OF wrecks are reported on
the Devonshire coast. The gale IS still rag
ing with no Indications Of abatement of
Its fury.
Reports OF tho havoc wrought by tho
gale are still being received. 4 dispatch
from Cardiff saws that n boat containing
six worlmen was swamped in the har-
hor there and its occupants were drown
ed.
\ number Of trees I'm the church ward
at Tivorton. I'm the county Of Devon. were
torn up by the roots. dsplacing great
quantities Of earth and exposing TO View
several collins which from the Inscription
on tho plates. which remained legible.
had lain In the cemetery more than a
century.
The schooner Amaranth arrived at
Cowes. Isle of Wight. to-day and reports
that her captain was carried overheard
by heavy sea which boarded her, and
drowned.
Many sailing vessels are reported to be
ashore ON tho south coast of England and
large number OF deaths are said ia
have been caused throughout the country
There is perceptibe lessening Of the
violence Of the sale this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
SOLDIER BADLY HURr.
Found This Morning in an insensiI
Injuries Not Fatal.

Found This Morning in an insensibie
Condition-Injnries Not Fatal.
About | o'clock this morning Drs. Tay-
Tor and Brock carried 10 tho Retreat for
the Sick a soldier whom they had found
I'm a very badly used-up condition.
He had several painful scalp wounds,
his face was badly scratched and his right
arm painfully bruised.
He was very much under the infue
OF liquor.
When a Times representative called
the Retreat for the Sick. the Doctors
gone and the man was IN the hands
the resident physicians.
After dressing his wounds. he was r
q bed
lie said his name was Patrick Ega
and that he was "a member of Battery
Fifth Artillery, Of the United stat
Army which is commanded by Lieutei
ant-Colonel IIasbrook, Of the Fourth Al
tillcry.
Yesterday. according 10 Egan's statf
ment. he left Portsmouth. with his con,
mand TO attend the inauguration. Aft\
reaching here his mig seems TO haIt
been a blank.
The suppOsition Is TINT he got drunk
here and got into a fight. lie had on
HIS uniform. As soon as he IS wei
enough he will be sent back TO Ports
mouth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

WASHINGTON. March 3-Another
naval paymaster has left his post or
dutv without leave. the officer involved
i'm this case being VIM. J. Brawlcy. OF
the Yantic. on tho South Atlantic. station
ed at Montevide0. The cable brings
moagre details OK his escapade. which IS
MOI connected with pecuuiary mattcrs.
hui involves the wife u a brother officer
praNyley i5 q young South Carolinlan.
60, ~ an ex-Congressman, appointed 10
the service May %. 1885. a week ago
he cabled his resignation 70 Secretary
Herbert. urging ns Immediate acceptance,
and the following day he disappeared
from Montevldeo. either by land for Peta-
goria. or by sea 20 Cape of Good Hope
Tho Navy Department promptly asked
CAPTAIN Yates Sterling aOOu- the cause
OF the resignation. and today a reply
came telling Of Brawley's night after
"scandalous conduct affecting "A brother
ofHcers honor" and advising the accept
ance OF the resignation his accounts be
ing all right. and there being no contin-
oencv by which government lOss could
result by getting rid Of him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
CAMPING GROUND OF TRAMPS
Large Body Of Thugs Live in HUtS Just
Beyond the City Limit
ANO PLUMBER The CITY At NIGHTS.
Probably Responsible for the Many Holds
Ups In and Near the City-How They
Lve-Say Richmond is an " Easy
1Iark" for Them.

Along tho western bank Of the James
River Canal, or more properly speaking.
what IS now the James River Division OF
the Chesapeake and ohio rairoad. there
are located about fifteen or twenty camps
Of tramps. The first OF these camps IS
to be found about one hundred and nity
yards above the old city Water-Works.
From this point they extend in q " IL
crly direction fer q distance oI anoIl
throo miles Here fs tho camping
ground of the army OF thugs who every
night infest the city. holding MP peace
able citizens. or else begging FOR some
thing 70 cat from one house 70 another.
Altogether these camps contain about
..llrbt thlckens. and the crow makes
wing 20 the rocky wood como into tho
city. for the purpose Of carrying on their
acts of highway robbery or else obtain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

.t.,,od after leaving the city. 1t was
Hi,,'v' ~, sn,,are hut. built OF railroad ties.
S q Tow 'o.ed - on the side OF the railroad
~ en- srte suace between the ties was
SsnSed SsuS with mud to Keep out the ram
an1 VIZ. .overed over with brush and
a.n ,.l.,s p,d yvsth a hole in the top TO let
I,,, ~ - ernoke. At one end ot ihe rough
o.S ..r,,t,,,-o e,9 va a small opening large
enomeb 10 admit one person at time.
outside the hut w'ss a small iire' over over
~, - e,rrroundlng bushes hung some tat
tered clothes. which had just been wash
81 frightening the grasp upon our
,,.1,-,o,,- the officers and myself entered
he mt In Il we found three men, all
OF whom were greatly astonished by our
entrance. AT first 'hey started 10 make
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

Chesapeake and Ohio road. last night.
About cne hundred and twenty-five men
went in uniform. and Captain Frank
Cunningham commanded The battalion.
These soldier boys comprise Companl~-
i and J., OF the First Regiment, Win
probably number cf members or olntl
Compaulcs They viii be met on thtH
arrival by the committee on entcrlaln-
mont that preceded them 10 Wasnsisl sloh'
and Will bc conducted 10 their quarters.
a large number of coiOred people aIao
loN for Washington last night on
special train OF five coaches.
Besides these soldiers from Richmond,
Virginia Will be represented by the haI-
Ts1nburg Guards. and probably "a co"-
puny from Norfolk.
Large crowds Oi people have been pass
ing through the city on special trans
over the Atlantic Coast Line and the
Chesapeake and Ohio and It is believed
that the state win have o large repre-
6cntafiCn at the inauguration.
Whio in Washington. the Richmond
military viii be quartcrcd 40 40. ZZJ sew
onth street, S. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
IIR. CLEVELAND,S CONDITION.
omcial Business Attended to While Cons
fined to His Bed.

WAsHINGTON. March 3.-Tbe Prcsl-
dent was confined 10 his bedroom again
tonight, and there all the official business
e the la Z evening I'm the house was
transacted Secretary Lamont and At
tOrney-General Harmon Joined him about
o'clock and assisted him I'm an advl-
sorry way about tho food OF measures
which were released frcm the congress
sional gauntlet IN the last hours or the
session. The Presidents c0nnement it
is explained, IS not due 10 any alarming
condition OK health. but 10 secure sucn
comfort as may accompany the cXcru-
ciating rheumatic attack from which ne
has suffered for the past few days. ana
to reserve his strength for the long phy-
steal ordeal " tomorrow.
Mrs. Cleveland accompanied by Sccre-
tnry lnm hcr. viii leave Washington to-
morrow afternoon for Princeton. on
special cal attached 10 the 1918 train
over tho Pennsylvania road. Tor two
hours previous % that time. Mrs Clove-
lanl will be The guest of Mrs. Lamont.
ana pay q few passing calls ON ladies'
Of the families a. other Cabinet officers.
It is aufhof'rutvey announced that Mr.
Cleveland wiz. boz all probability. not 20
o. Princeton for somo time. but VIII
leave Washington tomorrow afternoon
for the South, in search OF rest and re-
stored hc@itl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
DIDN'T FIND IHE L1URADI.
Pinkerton Detectives Furnished Amuse
mont for The IlIlbnsfers.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The revenue
cutter Manhattan. which left her pier last
night. on orders from Washington. for tho
purpose Of oyertaking Cuban nllbuster-
ing steamer, which was reported 10 be
on Barnegat. y. j., returned to port this
evening after q fruitless search for the
vessel.
The Manhattan proceeded as far as
Barnegat, but did not sight the suspicious
steamer, which is supposed to be the
Laurada.
The Manhattan, while on The return.
trip. blew out two Of her boiler tubes. and
had to be toWed 20 her pier. Nobody was
hurt as a result Of the accident.
II was definitely learned tonight that
the steamer which took aboard a cargo
OF arms and ammunition of Barnegat
was the Laurada. The news that the
expedition was off the New Jersey coast
was brought to port by two Pinkerton
detectives who We're aboard the Plhladol-
phia tug protector. 1t was on their report
that the Washington authorities ordered
the cutter Manhattan out
These facts leaked out tonight, and in
addition the statement Is made that the
flibusters on the Laurada had lots OF FUN
with the two PinkertOn men. The Lau-
rada anchored ten miles due east OF Bar
negat on SUNDAY morning. The tug Vol
unteer, with schooner and a barge. were
transferring munitions OF war 10 the
steamship Just as II Uncle Sam had moth
fng at all to say In the matter when
tho tug Protector, which had left the
Quaker city with two Pinkerton men on
board. hove in sight.
There was much excitement on board
OF the Laurada before the character OF
the tug was made out. but when that was
made out the Cubans resumed work. The
Protector steamed Up and eircled about
ths I.aurada two or three rimes, while
her officers got the name OF the craft
that had brought out the arms and am
munition. In the msantlmeA>a hundred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
Called 70 Elltmore.

PITTsBURGH, March 2,-The Rev. DR..
X. X. Swope, of ST. Matthew's i. l..
church, OF Wheeling. w. Va. has receiv-
ed an invitation 10 accept d call as rec
tor OF AL Souls church. Blltmore. n.
c, on the Vanderbilt estate. George Van
derbllt made a visit TO Wheeling on last
sunday, and yhis 10 the explanation OF
IL. DR.. Swope has not decided 70 accept.
With Mrs. Swocs 40 is preparing TO visit
Pi!tmcre and look over the field. There
are hundreds OF employees on the es-
tate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March g.
The suit on Reaslcy against Snodgrass,
I'm the Circuit Court for $1,000 damages.
to-day. resulted in mis-tr.aL
This action is the last chapter IN inc
assault made I'm December, lsoj. by Chiet
Justice David l.. Snodgr1ss upon ,oionti
Iohn r. Beasley. an attorney. in the law
office Of Congressman Brown. The Judge
fred two shots from a pistol. one bail
rtriking Boasley In tho arm, permanently
disabling IT, The jury stood three Tor
verdict and nine opposed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
egwssIsTsrgT -
THEIR WEAPON.

a hasty departure, but finally decided
10 remain.
In one corner Of the low structure was
a large coal fire. which filled the place
with smoke The interior walls were
black and grimy. At the end Of tho
hut furthegt from the fro the floor was
covered with straw Upon this two low,
ftoutly-buiit toughs were reclining. one
had evidently been asleep. the other was
reading IL piece OF .naper. Nearer the
flre sat a tall, athetic-loolSing man. who
was sewing a pair .of tattered trousers.
All OF the men werf EngUisnmen. Of tho
familiar c0ckney type, with u noticeable
habit OF dropping tlieir chs" learned
that they had been on the road for sew
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
THE MEM0RLI1 BRIDGE.
The Matter Safe in the nouse-Norfoik'
New Postmaster Glve- Hond.

The Matter Safe in the nouse-Norfoik
New Postmaster Glve> Fond.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 3.-Spe-
ai-Reprosontative Meredith last night
secured the approval OK the House TO tho
Senate amendment aDpropriatng $500
for the survey of n location for tho me-
mortal bridge proposed 10 be constructed
across the Potomac at Washington.
Postmaster Anderson. OF Norfolk, pre-
sented an acceptable bond to the Post
office Department to-day and received
his commission.
4 postoaice Inspector will De sent to
Norfolk az once 10 transfer the Office.
The amendment appropriating SlOjWO
additional for the construction OF "a gov
ernment building at Norfolk is stll In
conference with small chances Of IFS
radOptiOn.
The G.. p. Huntington Republican Club
OF NewpOrt News viii be assigned "a
prominent place in the inaugural parade
tomorrow. The club. seyenty-seyen
strong. and headed By the Richmond
Blues Band VIII arrive here tomorrow
morning on the steamer Newport News
which has been chartered for the occa-
sion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
The perrlnc Grnnt Peculiar.

WASHINGTON. March S.-The report
OF the Senate public lands committee on
Investigation into tho Perrine grant. In
Florida, declares that the committee
found nothing irregular or unusual In the
granting OF the patent for lands or any
circumstances connected herewith. This
4 the case in which Il was alleged that
a patent was issued because OF the re-
latlonship OF President Cleveland to the
patentee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

NEW YORK. March 3.-The twenty
round contest between Joe Walcott, OF
Boston, and Tommy West. OF Chicago. at
catch weight which occurred I'm tho
arena OF the Broadway Athletic Club to-
night resulted In a victory for West.
Both men were on their feet at the con-
clusion OF the twentieth round but West
had done tho cleverost work and the refe-
rec awarded him the bout.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 3-
Forecast for Thursday:
Virginia-Fair and decidedly cooler
brisk. TO high northeriy winds IN tne
n orning decreasing IN force during inc
dny. Temperature will fall to about
freezing in tho morning and will rise
Slightly during the day
North and South Carolina-Generaliy
falr. probably preceded by local showers.
much colder. northerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. March s.
Gold Democratic party OF Michigan held
q State Convention this afternoon and
nominated the following: Justice Supreme
Court, Dan FOote. OF Saginaw; Regents
Of the University. Lov J.. Barbour. OF De-
troit. and Edwin r. Sweet OF Grand
Rapids.
Resolutions rc-anirming tho Indiana
polls platform were adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

NIessrs Herbert aud OInoy VIII Resume
Law Practice.

Law Practice.
WAsUINGTON. y. c.. March Sec
rotary Olney has definitely concluded not
to accent the profcssorship OF intornatlOn-
al law al Harvard, rendered him by Pres
ident Elliott. but viii resume his law
practice I'm Boston in the course OF
month.
TIe intends 10 remain I'm Washington
fer week after the inauguration.
Secretary Herbert expects 10 locate IN
Washington 10 practice law. lie VIII
take as a partner his son-in-law. Mr.
Roni Micou. Mr.. Mic0u was practicing
law az Admission. Ala. when the chief
clerk OF the Navy Department died and
Dir Herbert Induced him 10 take the posi-
ton until the close OF THIS administration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04
Mr.. BLISS IN TIE CABINET.
He viii Be Assigned 10 Either the Navy
or Interior Department,
MKINLEY MAKES A FORMAL CALL
On Presldcnt Cleveland Prominent Men
Urging That Their Pct Measures u"
Placed Tirst-Crowds Track
Mud over The Carpets

WASHINGTON. d. G.. March p
hhe prcsidcnt-clcct is in an eNce"e"1
state Of health this morning. He restea
woQ and was exceedingly pleased WIZ"
the quiet dinner and evening whioh "o
passed at Tie White House with li'7i'''''
and Mrs. cleveland.
AZ 6Mf past l0 o'clock Governor
Iowndcs OF Maryland ocoompan',' ~
his staff. called and were received IN 'no
hotel parior
rator this afternoon there were num-
ler Of conferences at the rooms ot mo
pre.ldcni-olect ou tho subject "A tHo
Cabinet ..,re
NKrNLEY CALLS
,. .... I O'Clock when the President
,.r.t drove up 10 the White House in mo
rai. 10 make the customary iOrnai c.li'
gnit. "a crowd had collected near inc
,.,rtfro in antielpation of his arrival ana
iqts were removed with slight cneef
when he allghtod. followed by seer ia.
j. Allison Porter. and chairman hell, OA
the inauguration committee. M"Jol "
Einlev acknowledged mo OF"lo" ~
enilineiv ufting his hat and nodclhB 10
.i. ...,,,.ffarl ond then walked quickly
f-to the main corridor whence nc was at
or.o Dshared through the great sttih'u
GLASS screen so rhc 'biuf~foon WIZ
president Cleveland and secretary AHuA-
Ir stood awaiting them. .,,...
Uhe hand grasp OF the rcuilnb ie7'N,
W. nouceamy cordial in greeting Il'
srceeqsor and while tho two seoie 4v'
and llr. Bell drew aside. iresiuon1 OloN
lond asked with interest regarding MIs'
NfcKtnlo,re health and assured MAJ. NC
xinloy that he would be able 10 take
nart I'm to-morrOws physical oIoeai li
spite OF tho pain nc was suIeIlhs'
ONLY TWO MINUTES.
r,ho interview was bricE for the Pres
t4e,t- elect had remained 30 tho Whlto
rgonse laat night until lO o'clock discuss
ing tha inauguration arranetmeh anu
fbo affairs OF State which are leit oFoi
ia worry him, and besides tho Nisit was
..,..ol, ono of courtesy iu acknowledge
,,e,t Of last nights hospitality. Mithih
Two minutes of his entry. the Iresloeh--
,i-ct and those accompanying MN oioFe
10y President Cleveland and Sccic-
.avv Thurher returned The caIl AZ noon
,rhe ,hrony OF callers at the White house
shows no .essening. Among them to-day
were Captain ROBBERY bvans, VINO is pel-
fecting arrangements for n oucAhs eApe-
I,tioo on a lirht-houso tender, 20 begin
sr~,,,rsdev s,lrht. Justice White. of the
Suureme Court: Commissioner OF Patents
Seymour. Marshal Wilson Josiah FaiIei-
eon 81 Teuuossee. General John N. Will
con Chfcf Of Engineers. and "a host OF
ror,greserncn who wanted pet mcasures
plared on toD OF the heap of ~ ircsi-
dents desk. and who al went away sau'-
fed that this would De done I'D ap'l' on
mo rain. inauguration crowd came ll
groves. and tracked mud over the rich
carpets Of tho East Room. which was the
only apartment open 10 Che public.
pTTES TOE WIiE CABINET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-04

NEW YORK. March s.-The Rev. DR.
Daniel . Potter. who FOR several months
has resisted all attempts OF the Bapust
Mission Sec ETY. and John ID. Rockefeller
20 eject him from the parsonage AZ 10
Second avenue. was put out by force this
afternoon, Or. Potter was caught or
his guard b. the men who have been
watching the house. and pulled out OF the
door. Which was then locked against
D.