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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
LESSENED STATE MORTALITY FOR JUNE

Albany July 25-According 70 the State boaru
y, Health bulletin for last month, which Issued
to-day June is always, next 10 November the
month Of least mortality in this State. with an aV-
erage daily mortality for the entire year for the last
ten years of 800 that of June has been Si. Inc
daily average for the last month reported mas
been cSS tina: Of the five months preceding having
heen 325 Compared with the preceding month Of
Nav. there were 100 fewer deaths reported. OF
which decrease 300 occurred in the maritime dis
trict TIL, death rate has lessened from l715 per
1000 population to 16. -.
There were 1870 fewer deaths under five years OF
age Aside from diarrh9al diseases. there were one
hundred fewer deaths from Zymotic diseases. Dlar-
rhonal diseases caused go more deaths in May
SMALLPOX has developed in no new localities since
The report OF last month. All Of the ten reported
incalities except Frodonia and Moravia. are be-
iieved 10 be free from the disease, and these are
ably soon TO be relieved or the fifty cases In
ali eight occurred in the troupe importing II. The
cases have been generally very mild no fatality
occurring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
THREE HURT Nv AN bAPLoSloN'
ITALIAN LABoRERs BADLY INJURED bf lhE
BLOWING Up OF A DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE

ITALIAN IABoRERs BADLY INJURED BY The
BLOWING Up OF DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE.
gang of Italian laborers were employed al
blasting Yesterday afternoon in Webster-ave.' De-
tween Williamsbridge and Woodlawn' "heh one
NJ their number In drilling hit dynamite cart
ridge There was a terrific explosion, ana three
~ the men were hurled high in the ar laiilhs
amid the Jagged rock and debris. AL were uhcoh-
scious when picked up. The injured men are
RARRO Antonio forty-hve years old. OF NO io' secoU
ave. Mount Vernon VA,
sHENANo Antonio twenty-four years old OF Gun mn
Road. Wlliamsbridge ,, n,
CHRISTIE Louis twenty-five years Old OF Gun hl' i'oau'
Wiamsbridge
Barro had both arms blown of near the elbows
and his face and breast were terribly lacerated'
II he lives he will be fearfully crippled and prop
ablv stone blind Shenano received some bad gashes
in the arms and his scalp was Almost taken from
his head but he will recover The other man IN
juries internal ., ,,,,,h ,,,,a
An the injured were removed WIN n,tIe
delav TO Fordham Hospital The Wakefield ponce
were informed and after making hurried inVesu-
CATION they arrested the superintendent OF the
work John J. Collins. of Woodlawn. ana MS lore lore
man lanes Graham OF williamsburg; Ihey
were held on the charge OF negligence a:id WI. ue
nrraigned this morning in the Morrlsahld CouI
Both men secured bondsmen later IN the day ana
released.
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YONKERS.

Heinz Wilke. Clarence Goodwin, Edward fi ,'.
Reginald Plummer. Ralph Hayward james
son Roy and Harold Hayward. Robert Arms'ro's'
pertron Keene and Charles Scheibel, with sec
retary Haskell OF the Young Mems CHRISTIAN as
ISOLATION started yesterday for camp hnsAe'',
at Lake Mahopac, to open the camp % a W." VIZ
he used for month. The camps oni ceio T.
Bertram Ball. president Howard GfeenahaS iarence
nresident: Arthur Cave. treasurer. ana Oia'e"'e
Goodwin. secretary. ....lor ~ vears
Miss Carrie H. Hazetine. for NUMBER oil i u,mb
principal OF the grammar department IN me r, ny
Schooi and Hall y. Simms. both OF TINS Cty; 49,
,oo rred on Saturday evening at the home OF George
II Hazeltine the brides brother. No - Mest 81
ty-sixth-st Manhattan. The ceremony wa Pe'
formed by the Rev DR. Jones. OF Long island
II was announced yesterday that the hMr poi ~
recently given on the lawn OF St Josephs HosT.ad
in aid OF the sick poor OF the ihS"tu'io" "''
realized $500 -. ,.o oi,, with
the two associations OF Haymakers, visited aqua
a. Mock Tribe. Of Mount Vernon; iast evenlhds ~
Mr. and Mrs William Imhodt celebrated me
twenty-ffth anniversary Of their wedding on "u"-
day by entertaining number OF sues L., bos
Edmund Davis assisted by Kenneth BogsId' ms
turned over TO the Sick Babies Fund $l2 ~ me
receipts of a childrens fair held by MIN at HIS
home on Saturday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PEEKSKILI.

The funeral OF Thomas Guggerty. jr, the ten
year-old son OF Thomas Guggerty OF Central-aVe''
who was drowned In the Hudson River on oa.u'
day. was held at the Church OF the Assumption
Yesterday afternoon The funeral OF Morris Cohk-
lin. who jumped into the water to save young
Guggerty was also held yesterday. at MS nome III
South-st. The Rev. l.. E. Wilson cohuucu,u III, ie
services Colonel Robertson with his
energy started on Saturday night supsCflpt a
for Smklin's family which consists Of VIE ana
three children and yesterday had secured na manu-
some for them among the villagers
was thirty eight years Old ,.,,, Harlan
The Misses Marguerite and Adelaide Iioi. o',
daughters of Cyrus w Horton, are spehGlhe set
eral weeks at the home of the Rev. wafer o.
Torpey In Albany County. - ,,o ard b,s
Water Commissioner DR.. Charles Mason anu , r,,s
family returned yesterday from WISH u 'e'"'''
in Kingston ~ . r,,u have n
parade this evening. ,,, c,.,nos Ranks
The statement OF the Peekski savings a.. 9a7 *
i,st issued shows that the assets are $500 -
and the Tia utilities :22lo. $40 50. leaving surplus vi
The funeral OF Miss Kate Kennedy, daughter Oh
John and Ann Kennedy who died on Saturnag TN ,hn
consumption. was held yesterday ihoi A'"n "
Church OF the Assumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
CONVENTION DATE STILL UNSETTLED.
CHAIRMAN ODELL TO REMAIN HERE TO LOOK
AFTER THE CAMPA1GN-MoRE TALK
ABOUT CANDIDATES.

CONGRESSMAN B. B Odell. chairman OF the Repup-
ucan State Committee arrived at State headquar-
ters in the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. IT is his
intention TO stay here and look after the state
campaign from now on. He will be found at head
quarters every day He has not yet decided when
he will call the State Committee together 10 name
a time and place for holding the State Convention
II is pretty well understood however. that the call
for the meeting of the State Committee VIII be
issued early next month and that the convention
will be held late.
Republican organization Senator Patt said yes
terday that as the Democrats seemed so sure OF
winning this fall he thought they ought TO go out
and take the initiative. He didn't think the Re-
publican convention should be held until after the
Democratic convention.
The talk about candidates is still speculative. II
is apparent that the organization does not want
Colonel Roosevelt. On the other hand, the organi-
zation feels bitter toward Governor Black but Is
non-committal 10 his candidacy Congressman
James ". Wads worth is the latest candidate TO be
spoken OF in the Republican organization. He has
and others. and there some who think he has
an excellent chance. Mr. Wadsworth. however, has
received no assurance from headquarters, so the
organization men say Hamilton Fish is also out
once more for the nomination..
Governor Black has desired an early convention
week. He favored holding the convention In Sara
toga time between September ] and 10 To
this Senator Platt replied that the annual flower
festival would be In progress at Saratoga at that
lie had other reasons also. but he kept them TO
himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
TARRYTOWN.

To mark the completion Of extensive improvements
IN the Asbury- Methodist Episcopal Church. OF
which the Rev. William F. Compton is pastor. 1t Is
announced that the formal opening and rededcation
Will be held on Sunday. August T. Addresses will
be made by the Rev 5. Parkes Cadman: OF the
Netropolitan Temple New-York: the Rev. DR.. Her
ben Assistant Editor Of THE Christian Advocate"
and others. ,, .-.
will take possession Of the office on Monday next
August / . ,., III,
ing at the County Amshouse. at East View The
plans call for three-sory stone structure % by IS
feet in size The building will contain six wards
with accommoda lions for from one hundred and
twenty five to one hundred and hftv patients and
when COMPLETED will nave cost 5000" The new
building is much needed at the almshouse. as the
old hospital lacks modern sanitary requirements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

August Eckert. old resident Of this village
died on Sunday at his home. In Cedar-st. He was
born I'm Germany seventy years ago. but had lived
here many years. He was member OF Sleepy
Hollow Lodge J. o. O. F.. the German Benevolent
Society and the First Reformed Church The
funeral will be held this afternoon at the church.
the pastor the Rev. DR.. John Knox Allen. oinciat-
ing -
The bodies OF Mrs. Caroline Remsen Gihon who
died last month. and OF DIR. lie Roy, her hrst
husband, which had been In the family vault In
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery for thirty years. were
yesterday afternoon buried In the cemetery. This
action was taken In accordance with Mrs Gihon's
wish. and her body. her first husbands, and those
OF several others Of the family. were buried IN "A
beautiful plot which she had selected The Rev.
j. Se,den Spencer. rector Of Christ Episcopal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
MOUNT KISCO.

pastor OF St Francs's Roman Catholic Church
on Sunday and tomorrow will go to New York
City TO become pastor o. ST Josephs Church. at
One-hundred and -tw enty -hfth-st. and Columbus
ave. Father HUFFMAN takes the place OF Father
Kessler who lost on La Bourgo9ne on July T.
Father Kessler is said TO have been Father Hunt
mans most intimate friend. lie often visited
Mount Klsco and conducted services In ~. Fran
ciss Church The Rev. Francis Xavier Kelly has
been appointed to succeed Father HUFFMAN: Father
Kelly has been an assistant to Father Edwards
pastor OF the Church Of the Immaculate Conception
New York for the last thirteen years
The women Of the North Salem Methodist EDis
conai Church will hold their annual summer festival
tomorrow evening g..
visor Isaac w Turner TO accept. on behalf Of the
townshin the granite watering trough which Is
ab"mt 10 he erected at Bedford Station To
memorate the bravery OF Walker g. Adams and his
SON. William II. Adams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
AyElRy's FOLLOWERS TAKE AN OUTING.

The political supporters OF Senator John F.
Abearn Of the Xth District. turned out In force
Yesterday FOR the annual outing OF the particular
Tammany association which bears the Senator's
name The outing had been the talk OF the big
East Side district for weeks and at early hour
Yesterday morning the dyed-inthe- wo Ahearn-
ties began TO gather at the clubhouse No. 2sO East
Broadway, I'm large numbers. The house dec
Grated with American flags and banners from the
basement windows 10 the tip OF the roof and every
man. woman or child that had an Invite" to go
on the outing wore a huge purple badge. Before
. O'Clock brass band and a fife and drum corps
took up their stations in front Of the house, and
aIternsted In playing patriotic airs much TO the
delight Of the youngsters in the densely populated
neshborhood.
Soon after 10 O'Clock Senator Ahearn's leutenants
marshalled their enthusiastically fifteen hundred
strong-into line. and Il few minutes later the WORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-B rigadier- General George NJ
Sternberg Surgeon General L. 5. A; captain A
NJ Stark T. S A., and H. Gray OTIS OF winthrop
Mass ASTOR-Mators c. c. Sniffen. c. A. Smylie
and NJ. r. Doyon. L. s. a. FIFTH AVENUE
Governor Elisha Dyer OF Rhode Island; Congress
man Charles H. Grosvenor. Of Ohio and George
w Aldridge New-York State Superintendent OF
Public Works HOFFMAN-Ex- Mayor George T.
Green of Binghamton. HOLLAND-Commander
F NJ Passow L. s. ~ IMPERIAL-General w.
A. Ristenport OF San Francisco. MANHATTAN
Professor Charles Mellin Tyler. Of Cornell Uni
versity MURRAY HILL-Professor Allan Mar
ouand OF Princeton University. PARK AVENUE
DR. II. b. Frissell president OF Hampton Institute
Virginia PLAZA-The Rev. w. c. Roberts, OF
Corning n Y WALDORF-Tsune Jiro Nakawana.
First Secretary OF the japanese Legation at wash
ington and ex- Lieutenant Governor l. A. Watres,
OF Pennsy lvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
NEW-ROCHELLE.

James Flanagan. seventy-fve years Old died at
his home in this village last Friday. ana was
buried yesterday morning, AFTER services III IN
(,hurcb Of tho blessed Sacrament. Mr.. Flanagan
was a native OF Ireland. and had lived In TINS
country about foryone years he eaVeS ann wGow
FORMER clerk OF the Board of Health. AMI now IN
the Surrogate's office in White Plains. =, - ,,o,
nuhlic appeal in behalf OF the y. NJ. r. Hion
Church for funds to pay a mortgage on the prop
srtv has been issued by T. Edwards Lewis Inc
Rev Fillmore Smith is pastor of the church' Aoou'
81 800 Is required 10 meet the Indebtedness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
MORE STEEL INTERESTS ~ ALABAMA
VISIT OF MEN PROMINENT IN THE INDUSTRY TO
THAT STATE.

THAT STATE
Birmingham. Ala, July D (SpecaD.-John w
Gates PRESIDENT: Judge r. II. Gary. general attor
ney C. II. Foote. first yice-presdent, and W. H.
Harper general engineer. Of the Illinois Steel
Company; John Lambert, president. and l. l.. Ell
wood director of the American Steel and Wire
Company: H. b. Babcock. general manager OF the
Chicago Shlpbuiding Company and Governor John
r. Tanner Of Illinois spent to-day in the Brming
ham district, under the guidance Of Milton Smith
president Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road. investigating the feasibility Of locating a
wire and rod mill contiguous to the 100000 steel
mill OF the Alabama Steel and Shipbuding Com
pany now being erected at Ensley City four miles
from Birmingham.
Tonight they started for Mobile and Pensacola
to study the advantages OF those ports for ship
building yards II Is understood that Mr.. Gates
made a proposition TO the Ensey Steel Mil, that
II 1t would furnish him three hundred and fifty
tons of steel billets day he would establish
industry that would consume that much steel and
employ thousand hands The steel mill
the proposition. It will be able to produce
thousand tons a day. The visit OF the steel
magnates is regarded the most significant ever
made TO Alabama. and as induced by the pur
pose of the South to enter the steel trade. mani
Tested by building the big mill at Ensey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
Az IMMENSE BEE TREE.
From The smithton penny Register.

FROM Inc SfnltHtOn 'f'enn.) Register.
The largest bee tree ever discovered in this Sec
ton OF the country was found time ago by
William Hepler. OF the Hepler Saving Company
II was a line tree between {. G. Pore and Francis
Uough and the owners agreed to let the saving
company cut 1t down. provided 1, would give
them the honey and clear away the brush. which
If willingly consented 70 90. The tree men sured
4 feet gu inches across the stump. Pore and
Hough were right on the spot with their tubs for
The honey which. after the bees had settled was
taken out IL filed two tubs and weighed 1914
mounds The tree Will make 300 feet OF lumber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
NORTHAMPTON OFFICERS AFTER WARNER.

Louisville Ky. July 2J-Chief Of Police Maynard.
Of Northampton and Sheriff Clark. OF Hampshire
County Mass arrived In Louisville to-day TO ta6.
charge OF Lewis Warner. the defaultng bank pres
ident captured here on Saturday. They called at
detective headquarters and identified the fugitive
hank president. The Massachusetts officers are
confident that Warner has money concealed some
where. but he cannot be induced TO talk about II.
Captain Sullivan. chief of the Louisville detective
force is also sure that Warner has money in reach
The officers desire 10 devote a few hours 10 search
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was given to start and the march to the steamboat

pier began. .
The parade went through East Broadway 10
Rutgers-st.. to Madson-st, to Gouverneur.st',
thence to South-st to Pier No. ~ East River The
iron steamboat Taurus was waiting Tor me peas
whistles footed and the start was made Tor coiiese
Point on Long Island Sound. There the party look
possession Of Witzels Point View Park for the
day and had a regular Tar,many time OF H.
Among those who attended the outing were Au-
gustus W. Peters. president OF the Borough OF Man,
haitian; Patrick Keenan,; City Chamberaihi SiVi,
Justices Goldfoglc and Roesch eX-Poice Justice
Patrick Diver. State Senator's Ahearn, crazy
Fcathcrson. Foley and Sullivan. Coroners flt.-
patrick and Bausch. Highway Commissioner keat-
ing Assembymen Hoffman and Barry: Councilnen
Oakley and Foley. Police Inspector Grant Judge
Neubcrger and Dock Commissioner j. Sergeant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
FATHER PIscOpO'S CRUSADE.

TUE ITALIAN pRIrsT EARNEST IN HIS DESIRE
TO CLEANSE HIS PARISH
There was much interest expresscd yes'e'u"s ~
the crusade Of Father Bonaventura flsoopo'
ant rector Of the Roman Catholic Church u Wv
Most Precious Blood. IN Baxtcr-st' hea' A.
wbo told his neope sunday that he intended TO do
his utmost TO drive from his parish the people WIN
were doing 80 much to debauch his young peop,'
and 10 Increase the spread Of crime on every nanu
Father PIscopo declared that his life haa pee"
threatened by the proprietor OF certain disrepu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
Observation-Disclosures.

Much interest is being taken In the musicai ana
dramatic entertainment to be given In protection
Hall on Thursday evening OF this week ny MI
and Mrs George Oler. At least a dozen proIes-
sionai artists from the city Will take part Inc
entertainment: is for the benefit OF the Hastlngs
Siga foos is pastor. H., -, A.,
Catherine Waddell Hubener. the widow OF ,,, An,
thonv Hubener died at her home in this village
on sunday Her funeral will be held at the Shurch
If The HOLY Redeemer in Third-st. Manhattan.
This morning, and the burial will be In calvary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26

A stock of suits, with sizes missing.
is like a ladder with rungs out.
When we can't put in new rungs'
we throw away the ladder.
That's about the way with some
short-trouser suits-we've pulled the
price down to the last rung.
Suits So; separate trousers $I:25
they're all wool and put together
our way.
Every man ha. opportunity but only the wise man
grabs it.
Mems socks o5 cents-at Warren 81. store only
ROGERS, PEET & co.
Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thiry-second and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
MAMARONECK.

Loren Wheeler seventy-three years old d:ed AZ
his home In Rye Neck on Friday Mr.. Whee!er
was born In Rensselaer, County. ana came 10
Namaroneck many years ago and engaged In
roilroading He leaves a widow and several chill
dren The funeral will be conducted this after
noon by the Rev F. F. German. OF ST. Ihoinas
Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
CrOPGE H. WOOSTER'S ILLNESS.

George H. Wooster. who has been I'll for about
three months at the Hotel Grosvenor No. 81 Fifth
ave. was reported last night TO be al the point Of
death Mr. Wooster is director OF the Mutual
Reserve Fucd Life Association. He j. Il member OF
the Lotus Arkwright and the Suburban Riding and
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TIE VARIETY PERFORMANCES.

ndds some new features. The Frlvolty Ballet
for which be has composed the music. is per-
formed for the first time. Alice Atherton supple
mcnts her Laughing Song" with the African alb
surdty The Singing Watermelon" Mildred How
ard De Graz in pare feet; gives dance Ernest
Hogan and the thirty colored people continue In
the singing dancing and cakewalking afterpiece by
There ere other entertaining people such as Nellie
Hawthorne Mile Bartho Belle Davis Adelina
Roattno. Edwin French. Signor Ricci and Amorta
The usual audience yesterdays bill at Proc
tors Twenty-third Street Theatre The National
Opera Comique Company presented The Chimes of
Normandy" shorn of those and incidents
not akin vaudeville Tom Ricketts,. who was last
seen in this city with the Carleton Opera Company
took the role OF Gaspard. Clement Bainbridge and
Ida Van siclen were successful I'm their vaudeville
debut Augustus Thomas has given to them
comedy sketch. That Overcoat." that is novel in
theme. Leonidas's trained troupe OF cats and dogs
gave most entertaining series OF tricks The war
graph displayed complete change in its series OF
moving pictures
The cinematograph Views shown at the Eden
Musec last evening included the landing OF the
troops at Santiago Other pictures have been taken
by the Nusee's artists and being placed on
exhibition as fast they be developed The
concert last evening was greatly enjoyed. During
the week the cinematograph Views will be shown
hourly. and the concerts will be afternoon and
evening
The American Roof Garden for this week has
good vaudeville BILL including Fields and Lewis
Annie Myers. Eloise Mortimer Hodges and LAUGH
mere. Matte Wilkes and Tom Carter. Davenport
brothers Amy Durant James Richmond Glenroy
Mile Jeannot and eta Albion.
The landing OF General Miles at Porto Rico and
the beginning OF hostites there Is to be nttingly
celebrated at Pains fireworks nclosurc at Man
haitian Beach tonight
The bill at the Pleasure Palace Yesterday was at
tractve Williams and Walker were warmly yell
coined They presented entirely new act as
sisted by a little company OF their own. closing
with a cakewalk LILLIAN Burkhart appeared In
Grant Stewards play "A Passing Fancy" supported
by Caryl Wilbur other features OF the bill were
the Carl Damann troupe OF acrobats Merrill and
Newhouse. Gilbert Sarony Mack and Norman. John
r. Carey. Alice Gilmore. the wargraph. with several
new Aims including view OF the bomba rdment OF
others
The following is the programme on the Madison
Square Roof Garden tonight:
Overture FRA Diavolo' Auber
selection. Traviata" Ve al
Ballet music from Faust C;ounod
PART H.
Overture. Carnival Roman .............. Berlloz
a Mnust Don Juan .'.'...''''............ Mozart
selection ''wzard Of the Hers"rt
Symphonic poem. "Phaoon ............... Saint sasns
Uncle SANS War Medley uetze
PART Ill.
Overture. RAYMOND ........,............ Thomas
b The Mouse ana the TAP KosSiep
waltz I'm The Mountain strauss
Gaop. Chromatiq"e .Iisz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
ROSTOy BUSINESS NAN KILLED.

Maiden Mass July 25-Henry A. Lawrence was
instantly killed by the Lawrence express AT the
Western Division station Of the Boston ana Maine
Railroad this morning Mr.. Lawrence was mem
her II the well-known firm OF Frost a. ADAMS.
dealers in artists supplies. of Boston lie leaves
a widow one son and daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
YACHT CAPSIZED; TWO MEN DROWNED.

Putin Bay. Ohio, July &-The yacht Clipper 81
Toledo formerly OF Cleveland caps2ed In a squall
near here to-day and William Arbuckle and Mar
Gus Battelle were drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
CONVENTION HALL AVAILABLE.

Saratoga n Y July 25.-The report that the
SARATOGA convention hall had been reserved for a
floral festival September 10 to Is, is erroneous The
floral fete ball occurs September g. and after that
date the hall Is open 10 both the Republican and
Democratic State conventions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26

Church. which Mrs Gihon attended. conducted the
service r,..,u,,ss ea.ate
The proceedings In the Henry Il. Dous, ,d "a nv
the consent of counsel The decision OF heierII
Hoysradt I'm the case Of william Rockeienei 80 w
have n hearing in this case. the Douglass prop
erty adjoins the Rockefeller lana