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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
NJ 0TIvERs APPOINTED

RECEIVERS brPof, TF'i'
Supreme Court.
~ Pryor. =
frank n Anderson AIT r. lie Brls'''s"- CO.. %
T.. SO smith q. r..,..... . ~
curtis. T.. r
,;,.nd l,,d.. ~ Ancient order n' 'n"i "'r,lu
o,~ a.. Frark Noitc Eugene 'ohn.
Russell, r.
r.tr.,k u : DaIy asr carl \. Eoie john j Ece'.
REFEREES APFOISIEi
Suproue corr
~ Tlu4A. !!
r-ll-ra. AZ, y l';' Hamilton "'"N
Mater - Harlem Library lanes a. pu.a.t
Matte ~ ,;erety lsaa" - I'r'nr'r.
Matter o. KEN .aac lro'ii''
~ Pryor r
Noun, ART " mt Richard e. Irnufv
~ Russell T.
sheahr at nesan. 'irosveno- Hnhnatt
~ .nyfr. =.
M~rg.s 80. 49, Eer- Gilbert VI. ST"i-.
By Mclaughlin !
r,,.v Souiarl = Wa.Xr- Really CorpID, ssf Phe!an-
Thomas u. Hustled
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REPORT or TIA ENAuINER>.

Tho rcnori of the work OF the Board of Tea FIX
am,n.rs appointed under an act OF Congress APP
proved March last has been sent 10 the secretary
=, ,ha TREASURY The act was passed 10 prevent
IL ,,nnortutlon OF impure and unwholesome tea.
TIE Rnnrd Of Examiners consists OF +. ~ Schoyer:
- = Schovnr X co. Chicago: a. u. tpham. OF
S,rnon. " ,rn,r & Co.. chicago, VI. q. Wood
upmr,S NJ Robinson & Woodwork Boston; \. y.
,atn Of irwin Mcbride. Catherwood Co., Phila-
I,aTnhia. William T. Roomc. OF William =: Roome
~ 70 Srw-York: Thomas \. Phelan. OF George
" Lane a Co. New-York. and II. B Balm, OF San
IrrouclscO.
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FOR TEE s4coy Crp At ARDsLFr.

The Qualifying rounl Of the mems tournament
for Tho Bacon Cup was played yesterday on the
links a. Ardsley. The first sixteen players are to
continue at match play until the finals. which oc-
cur on Friday NJ. s. Patton and +. S. Jaffay, who
tied for last place a. 11G viii play OF the tic this
morning. Those who qualified Were: II. NJ Bill
ings 81: A D Cochrans 10: \. Morton. 81: y. G.
RevnaL 90. W q. Wylio. 1ol o. ". Buckngha n.
1Oi +. J. Winston. Io5 G. =. Dodge. lo6i For
Huntington, lo7: John T Terry, r.. los; f. W.
112: ~ II. Lord. Ia G. A. Murphy. l15; y S
Patton, 11G and L. s. Jaffray. 1I6.
Those who did not qualify wert: Theron g..
Strong 1Is. T.. O. Baldwin. liz: =. L. Hyde. 10;
Eugene Griffin 129 and +. G. Mcf'orTack 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
FIFTY DOLLARS FOX YEAEs P2llERS.

Anderson Ind. oct 2i.-Michae Kaufman. q
wealthy retired Hebrew OF Springfield, Ohio who
lied in this city three weeks ago. showed cccen-
triciy in his will. which has been probatcd The
iirst provision was that he heQuc athed So 20 the
Homo for Infrm Jewish People at Cleveland, with
the provision that they pray for him every morn
ing for year and also pray on the anniversary
Of lis wife's death. The rest OF his large estate
VS. EQUALLY divided among bis four chlldren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
SNKiK THIEVES At NAAyFT.

For some time past sAeah thieves have been
working In the vilass Of Manuel. making ne
miserable FOR tho inha b!tants. On SUNDAY evening
while the Rev J. ". cole. pastor OF the I;4pti.t
church. IVES preaching a special sermon To- the
yo,ng a sneak thief entered the Ia sement Of tn.
church where the ove:coats and bats OF The male
members 81 the congregation were hanging, arc
carried of three overcoats.
The house OF Joseph Helper was robbed few
nights ago OF $50 In money several suits OF
clothes and & gold watch. tramp called at the
aouse In the afternoon ard ASKED for something
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
-orHr .NLENpARs FOR TO pAl

COURT ,\rENpARs FOR TO-DAY.
Appellate Division suprcn'e, Court ;e,ss'i
supreme Cgurt- Appellate I'Ti-D'n"s a, h. a, y,
Moton ~ u Appeal, from bisrict ccart:: N''. -
q s4Dr~n. g. r. . 81 TcrnEraf; before rOr.
Mg,sn sAS JnTspeca re9mDPart TaA
osn. at 100 m TX o g9Ft Inf Hss. Beck
man JMo'on.: nos = 3 = sa.e T2nn Hdssl. Nc
supreme Ccur' ~spc,i4 Icrn-fss,ma Ia 80 n,sl
IAughlln. -, ant &c.: - efio' '''' ''''' ''-'
supreme court; ,iai Iefmyr@f', sr,, cTesr
supreme Cour-spec'a Tcrm-Par, VI ~ e ,rsai
supreu. coqr,-spsclal Iernrar; vIIBefore SMITH
s1,rsr'r cIri~qr,a qern-Tar IlBeiore Freed
e 3, E r: " i:e 500 ~
10 40 Il ,55 siaa 1852 l3sl, H. rs ~ ol' LA
1855 rs $50 1oi, $3.50 co25 ~ a'U osoS pool
sGpfcn- cur; ira T. IN Par before conen J.
-,'s..e- 10 10 se-t from PAT III fr trial Cases III
spscns coar-Trai reru-rar, v-AIlou'nsa Tor 'h'
suYrene c,ur,-Tra Term Par; " Bc'o,- no .l
s,ascr J-causes 9, De sent rom iari IL i'f Nia'
saprene c,u,, Trial Term r.rt vi be;srs Gl,s.c-
~. ~ ,. * $40 ' g., 800 ia ~ - $3.50 Iasoo
251' aa;e a.. unhnishsa p,.. v,r- p.,,-. p,sro
J~c,ns.- &. De sen, from Part VII ~ trial clear
supreme court-Triai Term Parts ~ and N-Al'
'' suprcme Term rr n,f9.e MaeLeaG.
Jcsuses 20 - 'eHt from rF'efre' o~e"'aF ''' VITAL
,ass uurriencd
r-Causes from preferred calendar !or trial
CaS- unfinished - -.
SUR gates -c1ambe-s-f Before N1tzserald. -
Motion caeada. called 1890 Wills for probate
caharins Riohway a. 10 q. m: Jemira Payr. Rober,
Ireland MARY Nchvenes. John Kcil., John y T'enann
Drove lnna BREEDER, Meyer Naussbaum. Harrison
Taner Angus s.haefrr a. p.
sum, ate's Crur-Tra' Term ie,or. Arnold. ~No.
1907 will ~ sarah \, I!efden 10 N ~. 1919.
Viii - James Fiiy-rnn ors AZ 10 30 m; No la".
viii 4 May Ioirs,i o. 1850
C.,y Cou--Specsl T-rrn iieforr Mccarthy. J-r'gr'
or~n. - 10 a. "a Notions A. IN z"
C,,- Cfs.r--1.sn.rAi T.rni-,sto-rned sine dc.
,'ty, Colrt-rris Terrn-PaTt, l. n. ifl a~d r'-AI-
'o'.-1sS f'r 'hs ;'rrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
WHAT 10 GOING on TO-DAY.

Board Of Aldermen. CITY Hall. p. m
Westcneste- Racing Association races. motifs
Park j. m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Commercial Mems Tracy Club. No $40 BROAD
way. noon.
New-York Board Of Insurance Brokers meetihs'
Henry George mass-meetins. Ma)esuc NAL
y. m
Iinnaan Society. Museum OF Natural History,
?. IN.
Church Club reception FOR Bishop Potter. ms
Waldorf. 2 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
BROCK7ON's BIG STRIkT CALLED orr.

R-ockton, Mass. oct 21-The great sole fasteu-
ers strike vas declared an end this morn
ing by Secretary McSherry OF The union. and shors
crew meetings were held with view 10 seeing
how many men can secure ther old places through
committees appointed tc walt The manufactlJr>-
ers The strikers We're clearly beaten and thee
IS big stampede for work at almost any price
the mon making their own terms with the mann
facturers The strike has lasted over i've weeks
during which dine 800 men have been out OF en- :
Via
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
piEAS.tNTNIlIt.

Tho Rev Frank Shepard viii be installed ss pa..
tor of the PieGsantville presby Ieran Church this
evening Addresses viii be made by the Rev
Charles =. Lane. OF Noun, Vernon: the Rev A .
Fessenden. OK Mount Kisco ard the Rev. Frank r
Blessing OF scarborough. The Rev. Francis II
Smith, pastor OF the Second Presbyterian Church
o. New-Rochelle the present moderator viii nave
charge OF The services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
/ SEIZCRE or SWTGGLyD EiDCS

BOSTON, oct. &.-Two carloads OF Canadian hides
that mad been smuggled into the United States
from Canada have been seized b. Special Treasury
Agent Brown. OF Boston The cars are now in
Government keeping In the Boston and Maine
freight yard This IL he first seizure OF hides
since tho new Tariff lax went into effect. There
were IN the two cars ss3) sailed hides
The hides were shipped from Champaign. - Y.
10 Boston. having been sruCcied across tho
Canadian border 10 Champlen and sold IA Boston
a. lee deliyc, cd 10 the purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
JEIEp TO Lil ~ ~ ON THE PORIRiIT.

4 + Morse twice chief Jus,ice OF the Supreme
Cour; Of Michigan. and FOR the last tohr years
t-ri,ed states Consul to Glasgow. WAS passenger
- 49, ,rch,r ,Iner rurno~Sia which arrived here
,.,.,daV IT,, brought with him portrait Of
himself painted hy Gid gov artist nj the request.
~ Inc Michigan Bar. The customs officers at
,ar,n,.d 10 levy a duty upon tn" portrait hut at the
tnJro's objection the case Ms referred I" tho
',,s,nr, tjouss Later in tho day the Judge was
oiioved 10 take the picture away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
woMENs GOLF TOURNEY AT KNoLLwoor

The womens open golf tournamoat, which begins
to-day on the links OF the Knollwooi Country Club,
promises 20 rank tho most important golhng az
fair in which women have taken part this season,
with the exception Of the National championship
There sixty-eght entries. including most Of the
well-Snown players in this part Of the country.
Some OF those who will take part arc Miss Beatrix
Hoyt the present champion; Mrs ". Butler Dun
can. jr Mrs. W. VI. Sands Mr.. o. J.. Morgan.
Mrs. r. V. II. Ellis. Miss Whittier Miss Alice
Strong, Miss Helen Shelton, Mrs William Shipped,
Miss Lang Miss Stokes. Miss Adele Fitzgerald.
Miss Benedict. Miss Knowton, Mrs. ". Fellows
Morgan. Miss Pitcher. Miss Brooks. Mrs. A. Da
Wit Cochrnne. Miss Thompson. Miss Bessie Enos.
Mrs J. Gilbert Thetaud, Mrs. Herbert VI. i!arri-
be handicap medal play. and the one making the
Mrs Marion Story II Will be Miss HOyts nrst
appearance IN an open tourna nlAnt since she
the championship 81 Manchester Sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

Mis-. Louisa Kirkby, daughter Of ArchdeAcon ana
Mrs Eleanor KRIS died at no recicry % Christ
Church. in Eve on saturday morning II o'ciocx
Mice k,rkhy hsl been vi fog some time anl had
speni much time In Tnornasville il and IN Tho
Wcs. Tor the benefit of he: h"aith she returned 70
the Actory last sy;ing ana for .me appeared to
he lr!pro.'ng. The fune-a, VII he held ~ CDrist
Church iS!= afternoon at O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

g. =. HulJurd. o. Bra sher Falla, - fasrcac.
County. y. Y. died there yesterday morning AZ the
axe % eiEhty-ninc lie was formerly a member OF
the Assembly. and supernt endeIt ~ coNstrlIc-
tom of tho M YORK Posofic'. The County Court
house and ot'pr building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
THE REV. DIR. JOHN srorGHroN

London. o. es.-rhe R1v. John S.oughton. D. d.
the Nell-l;nown CJngrcga;ionnl minister. and su-
thor ~ number % religious works. Is dead. rIo
VAS born al Norwich IN 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
SHIPPING NEWS. .
FoI.r or NEW YORK. MONDAY. oCToBER -. 1857.
ARRIVED

FoI.r or NEW YORK. MONDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1857.
ARRIVED.
steamer Iaoyic tfr Jones Liverpool October u.s. with
mdsa and cabin passengers to II Maitland Rcrse,. Ar
rived the Rar a; 3:A
81, amer rurnessla dBrl. Harris Glasgow Octobs Il
and Neville 49, with 3d6 cabin and 123 seersxe
passengers 20 Henderson Bros. Arrived Tho Bar 10
d m October "a and anchored.
Steamer ,harlois Dutch Peters. Rotterdam October
In ballast to Z " RanJebrock. Arrived
II 80 III.
Steamer Vecndam Dutch. Steng~r Rotterdam October
and Boulogne H. vi'h so cabin AID i5 storage
passengers 20 the Hoiiand-Aner,ca Lire. Arrived at the
Bar a $40 y III. October -.
Steamer Conanche Charleston ard Jacksonville tan
chorei In Ora, esend Bay.
steamer Guy andoue. Norfolk and Nswpor, New
Firc Island. oct. 25. $50 ?. m-winl fresh.
cloudy thck FOX
CLEARED.
steamer Tdiisian Nor, Rsrgh. Barbados. Denerara
ete-I " & 7 Armstrong
steamer Flurinens4 ,Br Harvey, rara ard Manaos.
steamer GArr!ck Cso. Edlin Neutrality-suspicious. IL
Ievons
steamer Ru;heys.sn IN. English Piymou,h--Funeh.
steamer LANDAU CITY (Br. Hunter. Bristo-lames
ARIEL 80.
steamer Laeksvanna ,Br). Robneon. Liverpool-osus;
Heye. ., =. .
steamer oeorsic tBD. Thompson. Lve'pooI-H Matt.
iA2A ksESeS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

John Sartaln was tho head 81 a family of artists
tha. has made a name for Itself in the United
states lie was born In London on october - lsoc
He lc,rred The art of line engraving and produced
several plates in William Young Oucy'a Early
Florent!ne School published f. 1876. In lH' n"
began 70 produce mczzotinis. and o. coming 10
Tho Tinted States. IL. 1899. on OF the rrst 10
practls, that branch OF engraving her. For about
ten wears after his arrival here he vas engaged IL
pa,ntinx portraits IN oil and miniatures. At the
same time he found employment In making designs
for ,ignette. OF banknojes and also IN drawing
on wood for BOOB publisher IN ~ MV. "a, 'al'
became proprietor .; "Cdmp Del. fHr'ltn S.. ~.
eaf exclusively 10 literary work ana engraving
lie also had an interest In The Ic!'cUc Museum
In is4s h. bought "a half-inicrest n The ln!oH
Napazirt" .! York. which ~ UAnri'fi'', ~
tain's fnnr1,y Haeaz!re." making for 1t - "inn
riyrD alton liz not only EDITOR or t1'-' ih"st
zines Lut MADE tine engraving Tor th'I' ~ w.
and al the same time turned ott an 'Ho'"i'H'
numl,,- Of plates .O- hOOn Illustrations
Mr. Ssrtain occupied various Offices Tn thc ar
societies OK PHILADELPHIA; inrludmt ~, Al ~
Fund the School 81 Design for Women ana m
Pcunsylvania Academy. n w1s also hr'i|rS N
ieresteG I'm various educauonaI spcsu.'' -,
lied Euroue several times. and o. his second ViSii
vas made a nlembe. OF the SOci-it ArtiS - Am
citiIe I'm Amsterdam. In 1876 he had charge "l W.
ar, donartnen. o. III Centennial Exposition ~
tbern ;hn King OF Italy conferred upon him th'
tide Of Cavaliere he also received Othei u"cg' ~
tions and medals Nj Sariain also WAS Ncrsoh ~
srchitecture ana designed several monument. ~
Guiding that 10 Washington ana Lafayette VI "''-
ument Cemetery. Philadelphia 49,, ,.,,,,,.
q: Mr. Sariain's children. william ana EmllJ
have become well known a. artist ana @""'"''
engrav"r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
SING SING.

The Mount Peasant Field Club opened its golf
course on Saturday The course Is laid out on the
old Coope farm, between this village and the Whit
son OF Bria-cn station, Oh TIE New-Sork and
2uinam Railroad. and occupies about thirty five
acres forming one OF the finest courses In the
country. On Saturday among those seen on tho
inks were Mr.. and Mrs. Cassie Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Chds Mrs. c. ). Gowan. Miss Law and
Hiss Ogden, Or Ogden J. Curry Barlow, Rich
ard Deming, William II. HapgoOd J. C. HUI
George u Barlow Ralph Brandreth, y. 6. Hyatt
". G. Barlow, and L. F. Washburn.
Senate Hook and Ladder Company, OF this VII
age, Will be i'll the hremeas parade at Nyach
thursday.
The regular meeting Of the Circle o. Kings
Daughters Will be held this afternoon at the hons
OF Mrs. Joseph jerks n State-st.
ceseful entertainment in the chape, % the High
land Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Among
those who took part In the programme were Mr..
David Barnes. Mrs. Paul NJ Pierson. the Mesec
Nellie 81. Smith Beattys Ac>er. Gertrude Griff1n.
Sadie kipp, Jessie PUrdy, Carrie Fowler. Grace
3eattys, Jessie ". Baker and Ida 3. Smith, and
The ifth annual concert and ball Of the German
AID Society. OF this village, held at Oli5e
Opera House last evening Rars orchestra OF
twelve pieces. from Damrosch's symphony Society,
Miss Marguerite lowenhaupt. soprano: Dave BIN
Berg, vioinist; Harry Scripture. barytone. and
David Gober. cello. REGULATIONS were given by
Mas Minnie Dorion. Of BROOKLYN. The annual
concert and ball of the Aid Society is Of the
principal affairs OF the social season IN this vii
age. and last nights entertainment Of
tho most successful Of the series
Thomas Taylor. sixty years old. resident o.
this village. was found dead In wagon near the
Quaker Bridge yesterday noon. lie had driven TO
The Cornell dam in the morning on business A.
Apgar who held the inquest: he died from An a.
tack Of heart disease, to which he was subject,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

could you learn 20 love me?' he asked.
a don't know. she answered thoughtfully. The
cause of education is making great strides these
days. ana II Is possible to learn most any old
thinc. '-(chlcago Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
THE COURTS.

COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR
,tb,r,. ocl 1.-THE Court OF Appeals calendar
for tomorrow is Noe. l73 2l5 100. 2oo. us IA
49, and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise e:ct Sunset 6:o4 Noon 5;io Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AY-sandy Hook s:25 oov Itisnd 7:t Hell Gate 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

racto- ~ the church. TIE new huiidrs MI. %
Gothic In style and Will he butt OF grant VIZ"
completed il VIII cost 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

20 Ga. HIS roones, was denied. and It Il supposed
hn robheu the house for revenge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
PEEKSkIII,.

Several Mohegan School cadets swimming
in Lake Michigan on october IS. and made a
record for late swimming IN that water.
Colonel Edward J. Mitchell Of YonkeEs. who in
spected Abram vosburg Post No. %. q. A. r.,
while walking to the railroad station this place
after the inspection stepped on a small stone.
g. Lathrop Fowler. Of Brooklyn Is having a
house built In Simpson place. next TO Mayor
Stephen ID. Horizons and across the street from
Colonel Thomas D. Husteds home. The house is
1sxE feet
The Peeksk Hat Manufacturing Company is
running overtime. The boxmaking department
cannot make boxes fast enough to ship goods in.
On one day las, week 5000 feet OF box lumber
were delivered at the factory. which has already
been made into boxes.
Wilbur l. EMS has opened an evening school
for commercial branches. He Is tho ex-president
OF the Board OF Education here, and Instructor
IN . prominent New-York City school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
OBITUARY..
JOHN SAETAlN.

ibiladephi,. oct 25--Iohn Sar;s!n. the weii-Hnown
artist and ergrayer died early this morning AT
tho home Of his daughter. Yesterday was 'He
eirbty-nrth anniversary az Mr.. Sartain's BIRTH
and although nearly every member or the iainy
came 10 the city 10 call on him. the custoniai,
family celebration was omitted. owing 20 the aGed
artist serious condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
Announcements.
Henry A. Daniels. NJ. D..

West p1si 81.
,-r.-rsn,, OF Nervous system NJ all descriptions
froo,.nce S:erily. and Ike ailments Hours 10 l. 70
r.. & ". 1oio T.. " W.
. Lock Front collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
INCOMING STEAMERS

I'M sandy Hook 7:Ss Gov. rslmd sos Hell Gaze $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

Prince and Broadway
Warren ard Br5siwsy
Th!rty-second ard Broadway.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-18
ro HANG pEoEMHER ~.
Sentence OF Death Passed Upon william
Carr, Self Confessed Child Murderer.

Sentence OF Death Passed Upon william
Carr, Self Confessed Child Murderer.
LIBERTY, Mo-, Nov. 10. William
Carr, the murderer of his three-year-
old daughter Belle, will be hanged on
Friday, December II. This sentence
was pronounced to-day by Judge E. j.
Broaddus. The murderer stood in
front of the bar with his head resting
on his hands, and his face was deathly
white during the passing of the sem
tence. He said nothing and showed
nj visible signs of emotion He
accepted the sentence very much
like one in stupor, And as
Carr was led back to his cell, which
will be his home for the few remain
ing days he will spend on earth, there
were no expressions of sympathy heard
from the hundreds of people who had
packed the court room. The verdict
was popular one, and Judge Broad
dus' remarks to Carr precluded the
possibility of any sympathy which
might have been felt for the condemned
murderer
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-18
10 STOCKMEN.
A Convention Called to Perfect a Ma
tionaI Organization.
BAPTIST MINISTER'S MEET.
x. of L. Choose Chicago for the Next Meet
ing Plaoe-secretary Wilson to Address
the National Grange-ChIolsasaws
to Vote on the Treaty.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 16.-Under to-day's
date George L. Golding and Arthur
Williams, respectively chairman and
secretary of the executive committee
for the National Stock Growers con-
vention, have issued a call therefor
pursuant to the action of joint COM
mittee of the local chamber of COM
merce and the State Cattle Growers
association. The address is $40 the
governors, members of the state, ter
ritorial and local range, cattle,
horse, sheep and swine growers asso-
Citations, breeders of fine stock in the
United States;" the time is set for
January 25, 80 and 81, 1898, and the
purpose is stated to be to perfect the
organization of a national stock grow
ers' association and to discuss and de-
wise measures for the improvement
and protection of an industry which
ranks among the most important in
our land" The basis of representation
will be one delegate at large to be APP
pointed by the governor of each state
or territory, one delegate for every 1O,-
900 head of stock represented by each
state and territorial range associa-
ton of cattle, horse, sheep and
swine breeders, three delegates
from each state or territorial live
stock sanitary board, one delegate
from each state agricultural college,
one delegate for every ten members Of
each organized live stock commission
exchange, one delegate from each
stock yard company, Ave delegates
from each chamber of commerce, one
delegate from each live stock trans
portation company, one delegate from
each local association of fine stock
breeders or live stock club with less
than the requisite stock, and one dele
gate from each live stock journal As
many other stock growers as can are
also urged to attend.
Baptist Congress OF Ministers.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The 18th annual
session Of the Baptist congress Of min
listers was convened ct Emanuel Bap-
tlst church this afternoon. 1t will re-
main in session three days. Many Of
the ablest ministers and theologians
of the Baptist church of the United
States are in the city and will take
part In the discussions Of the congress.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-18
TUE KEroHAM INoUEsT.
The Coroner Wanted to POSTPONE IL, b
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The Coroner Wanted to POSTPONE 1t, but
Mrs. Walkup Objected.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16-The inquiry into
the death of John B. Ketcham, the
former millionaire banker and club
man, who died last Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Wallup, who
gained national notoriety in 1885, when,
a girl wife of II, she was tried for the
murder by poison of her husband, James
R. Walkup, mayor of Emporia, Kan.
was begun to-day by Deputy Coroner
Mandelbaum at the Walkup resi- dence,
where Ketcham died, After two wit
nesses had been examined, the coroner
desired to postpone further inquiry
for one week to give the chemist time
to complete the analysis of the stomach
of the deceased. Mrs. Walkup OBJ
jected to continuance, and it was de-
cided to proceed with the inquiry Fri
day.
In few days the will of Ketcham
will be filed for probate and it is init
mated that the contest which this step
will undoubtedly produce may lead to
one of the hardest legal battles ever
waged in the courts, though the stakes
are not so high as they have been in
more notable cases. George Ketch-
am, the deceased's brother, evinced
great disinclination to admit
that the dead man had lawful wife
living at the time of the death. He
limited that his brother had shown
some weakness of mind, and upon this
latter point it is probable that the
fight will be waged upon the will.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-18

The Marietta glass works ct Red
Key. Ind, burned the other morning.
Loss, 500, 200.