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The times., 1898-09-25
THE MAYOR NOT INVITED.
An UnpIeasant Feature of the FH-
neral of Miss Winnie Davis.

An Unpleasant Feature of the FH-
neral of Miss Winnie Davis.
Richmond, Va. Sept. 24.-An unpleasant
feature has arisen in connection with the
funeral Of Miss Winnie Davis yesterday.
The mayor of Richmond, Richard NJ
Taylor, was not invited either to attend
Mr.. Taylor feels much hurt over the oc-
currence and insists il was done purpose
ly. He said he was similarly treated
when tho corner stone of the Jefferson
Davis monument was laid several days
ago.
Mr. Taylor attributes the slight TO the
personal enmity of the chief marshal of
the parade yesterday, with whom ne is
not on good terms.
The times., 1898-09-25
NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH.
Twenty Men I'm the Top Story of "a
Burning Building.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 24.-The f1ve-story
building of the Michigan Phonograph
Company on Woodward Avenue was to-
tally destroyed by fire early this after
noon. Loss So, 5,O00; partially insured.
Twenty employees on the top floors had
narrow escapes from death. The cause
of the fire is unknown.
The times., 1898-09-25
MR.. HAzEN's CRITICAL STATE.

He ReEained Consciousness Yester-
day Afternoon for the First Time.
New York. Sept 24-John Hazen, son of
the late Gen. w. B. Hazen, Of Washing
ton, D. c., who was injured by a fall yes
terday, while horseback riding on Rich
mond turnpike, Tompkinsville, s. L. had
the members Of his family at his bedside
today.
He is lying al the Smith Infrmary, New
Brighton. and at O'clock this morning
his mother, with his aunt, Mrs. William
Ludlow, wife of Maj. Gen. Ludlow, and
Capt Fred Bugher, L. S. N. son Of
Mrs Ludlow, arrived at the hospital on
The times., 1898-09-25
ISLANDER SUIT IN BUFFALO.
Mrs. Traut Wants $4,000 Damage.
From Mrs. Frfch.

Buffalo, n. Y, Sept PA jury in Part
II of the Supreme Court is struggling
with slander suit brought by Mrs. Julia
F. Traut against Mrs. Barbara Frich for
$4,000 damages
The slander complained of is that Mrs.
Frich accused Mrs. Traut of embellishing
her figure by pads and otherwise to make
an impression upon men.
Mrs. Traut is the wife of the we'll
known John E. Traut, owner of the Co
lumbia Park and roadhouse of the same
name
The times., 1898-09-25
he KILLED A CONSTABLE.
An Angry Virginia Mob Pursued
Levitt But Is Outwftteti

An Angry Virginia Mob Pursued
Levitt, But Is Outwitted.
Norfolk, Va, Sept 4.-Near Princess
Anne Courthouse, Va, this morning, a
colored man named Oscar Lovitt shot
and killed Constable NJ. ]. Beaseley, who
attempted to arrest him for larceny. He
escaped but was arrested later at Ninmos
and lodged in jail.
A mob collected, which it was feared
would take the prisoner out and hang
him. The officers started to drive over
land to Norfolk, where they meant to
place the prisoner for safe keeping. The
mob, 1t is reported, followed them and
they have just reached here at O'Clock,
having encountered no violence. The
prisoner will be lodged in the city Jail
for safe keeping.
The times., 1898-09-25

a special train from Washington. The
party alighted at West New Brighton,
where carriages were in wa.9ing. and Mrs
Hazen was at the bedside of her son W tn
in six hours after leaving Washington.
Mr.. Hazen regained consciousness for
the first time this afternoon. He is still
in a critical condition.
The times., 1898-09-25
MAY MARRY ABROAD.
Rumor That William Is. Vanderbilt
Is About to Wed sEnin.

Is About to Wed sEnin.
New York, Sept. H.-William K. Van
derbit's intimate friends here are divided
just now. Some of them say that he is
about to re-marry; others declare that
he has found too great enjoyment in
single life TO reassume the burdens of
matrimony.
to a young foreign woman that he is
said TO be paying assiduous attention.
She is said to be remarkably beautiful
and a member of a distinguished family.
Many of Mr.. Vanderbilts friends will be
well pleased should he return with a
young chatelaine for his fine house.
The times., 1898-09-25
Washington
Law and Claims Company
JOHN C. SLATER. President.

JOHN G. SLATER. President.
Offices Mes 5 and 6. Canton Bldg, AZ La. Ava NM
THIS COMPANY
VIII Perfect Real Estate Titles;
Advance money on same while in suspense;
Buy same before after title IS perfected;
VIII purchase, for cash, undivided interests
in Real Estate and Equities Of all kinds.
VIII trade Real Estate for stocks take
stocks in exchange for Real Estate;
VIII pay (by special arrangement your
taxes AZ large discount;
VIII go on your bond in both criminal and
civil cases.
SPECIAL.
DAMAGE cases brought on CONTINGENT FEE
We will employ attorneys. We will advance
money 10 you to tide over the time Of your
sickness. Our physician viii attend you and
look TO US fer his pay. Your thor
oughy investigated. You NEED NO MON
EY CONSULT Us.
DIVORCES obtained at reasonable rates QUICK
WORK. Thirty to 90 days
Bankruptcy proceedings specially.
se6-tfem
The times., 1898-09-25
THE ARENA SUsPENDS.
1t May BE Revived During the Next
Presidential CanipniGn.

Boston. Sept. 24.-The October number
of the Arena will not be issued. It was
devoted to the interest of free silver.
The present owners are New Workers,
who bought it in 1897 at receivers sale.
They have had several offers but have
decided to discontinue rather than TO sell,
which may mean that the publishers in
tend TO revive il later. perhaps during the
1900 campaign
The times., 1898-09-25
Fishing Boat blown Ashore.

Gloucester. Mass, Sept 24.-The fishing
boat J. w Plunkett was blown ashore on
Squam Bar IN a storm last night and IS
total wreck The crew was saved with
great difficulty.
The times., 1898-09-25
DENIES CAUSE FOR ACTION.
District Attorney Thomas Demurs
to MIR. DetyeiIer's Complaint.

The District of Columbia. through its
attorney, S. T. Thomas, yesterday filed a
demurrer to the complaint of William S.
Detweiler, alleging that the complainant
states no valid cause for action
Detweiler brought suit against the Dis
triet TO restrain it from collecting certain
taxes claimed TO be due.
The times., 1898-09-25
YELLOW FEVER IN LOUISIANA
Eight New Cases Reported Yester-
day and One Death.

New Orleans, Sept. 2t.-The Louisiana
State board of health reported two new
cases of yellow fever in New Orleans to-
day and one death; five new cases of fe-
yer at Harvey's Canal. Jefferson Parish,
no deaths; one new case at Baton
Rouge; 1G6 cases in all.
Since the beginning of the fever five
deaths have occurred.
The times., 1898-09-25
LoDGERs' SERIOUS PLIGHT.

They Have Narrow Escapes in
Fire at-CIinton, Mass.
Clinton, Mass, Sept. 24.-Woodruff's
block, in the center of the town, was
totally destroyed by fire early this morn
ing. Many persons occupied the upper
part of the block as dodgers and had
narrow escapes. One woman is in criti-
cal condition. The loss is about $4,000.
The times., 1898-09-25

Total. ......---.---.--..--..--.- SsoS,sVi -
District Of Columbia, county OF Washington, -:
l. John c. Athey, cashier Of the above named
hank do solemnly swear that the above statement
il true TO the best OF my knowledge and belief.
JOHN G. ATuEY. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 24th
day OF September, 1898.
SAM CROSS, Notary Public, D. c.
Correct-Attest:
GEO. C. HENNING,
WM H. BUTLER.
WM H. McKNEW,
ISADORE SAKS.
BERIAH WILKINS.
EMMONS 8. SMITH,
II Directors.
The times., 1898-09-25
BLANKET INJUNCTION ASKED.

Courts intervention Requested to
Protect New WOrI<men.
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 24.-This after
noon the American Steel and Wire Com
pany asked the United States Circuit
Court for a blanket injunction preventing
its 1.200 striking employees from molest
ing new workmen.
The times., 1898-09-25
postmaster of Terra Gotta.

Harry B. Mason was yesterday appoint
ed postmaster at. Terra Gotta, District
of Columbia, vice Emma V. Wiltberger,
removed.
The times., 1898-09-25
Died Suddenly.

Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 24.-H B. Hoff-
man. of New York city, died suddenly
Yesterday of heart disease.
The times., 1898-09-25
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

TRADERS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
At Washington in the District Of Columbia at
the close of business, September 20. lSqS.
The times., 1898-09-25

ooo nm Drink and Drug Inebriates re-
5UU,UUU stored by the Kelley Cure Au-
thorized Institutes. eos St. NV,
Washington, d. c., and Greensboro, N. @. Write
conhdentially.
The times., 1898-09-25
t. ;s o,ita nercentible that Heinrich

tt IS QuItt PtICtptIUIt tII1t IItuf ICIf .
beers are the most popular sold in Wash
ington. Everybody calls for Maerzen,
Senate, Extra Pale and Lager because
they know that Heurich's are brewed
from superior malt and hops and are aged
to give them strength. Phone 634, Airing
ton Bottling Co., for case.
The times., 1898-09-25
Burial of Judge Armstrong.

The funeral of Judge John Armstrong,
who committed suicide by jumping from
a ferryboat on its way to this city from
Alexandria, took place yesterday after
noon at o'clock.
The services were conducted at the late
home of the deceased No 422 1 Street
northeast, by Rev. DR.. Williams, of Trim
ity p E. Church. The remains were es-
corted to Glenwood Cemetery by delega-
tions from the local lodges of Knights
Templars and the Scottish Rite.
The times., 1898-09-25
Fortunes in Cuba.

Join this cooperative syndicate Of
small investors Its purpose is buying
and selling Cuban lands and furnishing
money making homes to Americans.
Book on Cuba given free.
Cuban Land and Tradine
Co., r ST., "1424."
The times., 1898-09-25
BANK STATFMENT.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK. OF WASHINGTON
d. c.,
1t the close Of business September 20 1saS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
HUMANE SOCIETY
WANT sUPT. HART REmoyED
His Cruelty to Lloyd Miller Has
Stirred Them

The Humane society has taken Up the
case Of Lloyd Miller. who was so cruelty
aad numerically whipped and beaten at
the Topeka reform school a short time
ago He has now been home three weeks
and there can Dc seen scars and bruises
on his body yet
According to his statement be was given
$50 lashes with q. ttrong whip for run
Ming away. Previously he had received
twenty five for the same oTense. He says
that his wrists were chained together and
that six men were in the room at the
time he was punished. Two stood on his
hands, while one OF hem put his foot on
his neck which nearly strangled him
Another attendant picked I'd his feet,
which made him rest on his arms and
breast Then HAUw. who has charge OF
the Families whipped him. When he
had given him $50 lashes he stopped. Su-
perintendent Hart was present and told
Hown to give him more. But Hawn said
he had enough. He was then taken 70
bed When he returned TO his home ii
this city his body was one mass of scars,
bruises and sca.bs Il was in a frightfid
condition He was seen by members Of
the Humane society. who have taken rhe
matter Up. They yesterday through their
attorney. P. A. Rohrbaugh, asked the
governor to have Hart removed or resign.
The Humane society asks that this be
done within the next ten days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
sons of Herman Lodge had a jolly
Time Last Night.

Wichita lodge No. 4 So1s Il Hermann
together with Columbia lodge No. g CO.
ebrated German Day at their lodge room
IN the Gelto block fast night There was -
unusually large crowd present. who great
" enjoyed The evening entertainment Ihe
officers OF boJh lodges were installed AZ
forwards a patriotic Gsruzu-Ame7czn
speech By 0. G Eckst-l1 followed He
was most literally zPP,agded. A fne mus
tcal ani dancing program followed which
comp. etet the pleasures q The evening
II. officers OF Columbia lodge were in
stated by Mrs Tztgsrhorst. assisted ~
Mr. julius Zimmerman and NJ. Tatgel-
horst II. following are ne o1cers-
Prestteut-Nrs. Christina Roller
c--Pr=sdeat-AIrs E-n1e iris.
S4c-e-ary-M-s. Frieda Ll-t-L
Treasurer-Mrs. Catherine Czns-n-
NJ Herman TatEe151rsr Installed re
revly el-c-.d officers C r. sons o. Her
r-an-. assisted ~ Mszz-s julius z MINER
man and F-t;z Arnho.,z. TIE officers are
E1-Pr.si5e7t-Alg fst Suh1-
F-~siss-t-Ls,lax- Holman
vice-Pr-st5.n--E-1=s Kiuze-ie
S.cre.ary-Hsnrv CA-is1-
Treasure7-Ch-tst Eiulasr.e
T-l=-ea-Aug-st Lu-=er
= was a. Iat- hoz- =hs7 - -e--y
party b-5k. u and isf. % tasi- homes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
EMORY SMITH SPEAKS
At the Auditorium At Half Past
Two Tomorrow.
ALL SOUTHERN KANSAS
From Present Indications viii
Turn Out to Hear Him.

Postmaster General Emory Smith viii be
a. the Auditorium al 2:3o. NJ. Smith
speaks az Topeka today and viii arrive
here tomorrow morning al eight o'clock
He WIFI be met by the following gentlemen,
appointed by the executive committee Of
the County Republican Central COMMITTEES:
Col. N. N Murdoch. Mayor Ross. Jas.
Allison. Z. 3. Jewett, VIZ. w. \ Min1ck,
B. 3. Cushman. 5. 3. Herman, c. " Reed
and ". F. Schell. chairman OF NE Repuo-
Lean county central committee.
The party viii escort the eminent speak
ed to the hoteI where he vii PROBABLY be
left alone Tor a few hours rest, as he will
have TO ride all night to get hare from
Topeka After the noon meal he viii prob
ably De taken for drive about the city
before the speaking al 2:30. The meeting
Will open promptly al this hour set. as
Mr.. Smith mas 10 1ss1e the o clock train
for Colorado, where he IS TO speak once
or twice. This is the frst tine cab net
officer has ever spoke in Wichita and proc
ably no greater orator and writer has ever
been here to address z body Of citizens
upon political issues. Mr.. Smith can crowd
more good sound logic and clear thinking
into a sentence than any other member
OF the cabinet and President Mckinley's
cabinet ls composed Of exceptionally strong
men. His treatment OF national problems
in the Philadelphia Press have been cop
led all over the country and by the cad
ing newspapers Of Europe for ten years.
He has not stereotyped speech. He IS
full OF his subject, and always says some
thing new and something OF interest. The
speech he makes in Wichita viii not be
the one he made in Topeka nor the one he
made in Omaha
At night the F1anbeau club will parade
under orders OF Paul Brown and Chester
7. Long VIII speak at the Auditorium at
O'Clock. A male quarterte will furnish
music for both occasions. The Auditorium
will be decorated today with flags and
bunting The indication is that wichita
VIII see one Of the greatest political gath
erings Saturday that it has even known.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
OCCUPIED HER BED
Miss. HutchisOn Takes Possession
While Owner Is Away

Bessie Hutchinson and Miss Jensy. two
odored damseis who reside on South
Fourth avenue. were arrested yesterday
by Officer Massey. charging them with
burglary. They are now confined IN the
city prison
A white woman residing on East English
street between Fourth and Fifth, who
married a colored man, left her home and
went away for a few days. Before leav-
ing. however, she securely locked up her
little home When she returned she found
oneof the girls occupying her bed and the
other was promenading around the back
yard with her clothes on This made the
white woman pretty angry, and she called
upon the police. Miss Hutchisoa has al
ready served one term IN the penitentiary
for burglary. They will probably be re-
leased on the condition that they pack
their clothes and go. That is, leave town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
STATEMENT OF LITlGANTS
ar. Weiss ami Mr.. Parkhurst Tell Of
The mil ReIMeen Them

The following communication from Nj.
Weiss explains his side Of the suit row
pending between him and Mr.. Charles
Parkhurst:
Tc the Editor Of the Eagle;-In justice to
Mr.. Parkaurs1, the retail dealers IN the
city as well as myself. 7 wish TO make
the following statement in regard 20 an
article in the Eagle headed. 'A1d-Trus.
Case"
n the first place you state that claim
ed NJ. Paukhurst was poor pay IS the
reason [ refused TO sell him, which is not
the cass. Mr.. Parkhursc has always paid
his bills promptly.
The reason I refused 70 sel 20 him was
this. Mr. Parkhurst would buy -four at
the price sold To other dealers. when rs
RENTED he would mail a check for one or
two dollars less than what he owed He
would then represent TO other wholesalers
be vas buying -four for less from me than
he was from them. When found out in
his little game he became mad ard used
bad language towards me. which I did not
propose 10 stand and I refused 20 sell to
him II Nj Parkhurst had approached me
f. 4 business manner ten minutes after
wards I would have sod him -four and
VII today e he does 50. I an here % do
81. he business 7 can and not 70 spite any
body.
-,4o-her statement you make &. this
Thac NJ. Parkhurst sells four for SLo0
per sack. al other dealers Tor s1.l0 which
Is AZ injustice % every retailer in Wfch
Ita- TIE facts are. -four Is sold wholesale
Tor IS cents and retaied for S1-eo per sack.
a profit OF cents 70 the dealer which is
certainly small enough and hardly covers
the cost FOR delivering.
Now I demonstrated With M Parkhurst
FOR doing business IN that manner as II
Is Al injustice 70 al dealers. not only in
the city. but anywhere else and because
done 50 he Is trying to create the i'm
preston that trust o. combine" eN-
,sts between ne and al retail dealers IN
the state which IS certainly ridiculous and
needs no further explanation TO al sensi-
be people.
Tbs statement IS TIE fact as near as
49, explain IL Respect fully.
OTTO WEISS.
Agent fo- Halstead and Newton Milling
Company.
Mr.. Parkhurst was seen last night He
sad that he always paid his bills and that
the statement IN yesterday mornings Ea-
gle ga him a. injustice. Continuing he
sad that Mr.. Weiss rad refused 70 SCI
I'm four because he sold = cheaper than
the uptown merchants He showed -
ceipted bills fer -four purchased from NJ.
Weiss during the past twsnty-s,x months
which amounted 20 3 - -. NJ Parkhurst
alleges hat there Is al agreement between
NJ Weiss ard the uptown grocery rnsr-
chants 70 make HIN advance -four Or not
20 sell . him. The case WI be tr.ed az
some future date
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
HER SPIRIT HUSBAND
Mrs. California Hunters
Queer DeIuSion.
CRAZY ON SPIRITUALISM
Says She Was Married to q
Spirit,

Mrs California Hunter is in the county
fan here now awaiting INSPIRATION TO
the state insane asylum
She is daft on the subject OF spiritual
Ism II Is nearly fourteen years since she
FIRST net a medium and heard the reve-
Izuon OF q trance. She became interested
II the subject at once and began 10 study
about the trance
she 5000 got 50 that she talked about
the matter 10 her friends. Then she LETT
Of some Of her household duties 70 attend
Spiritual meetings. In q year or two shs
would often De found by the cook stove
Or table n q brown study. She would
stand with the coffee pot IN her hand De
tween The table and the stove studying.
She soon got 70 saying that the spirits
were taking to her.
Later she absented herself from the
family meals. She spent more and more
d her tine attending to splrtuzIist meet
Ings. and the more she attended the
worse she got. BY and by she came TO
think and TO say that it was necessary
for her to follow her spirit friend about
IN the night Then she got so she would
Rbeyaace to the demands Of her spirit
rIlend.
Why do you DO thes. thinEs?" asked
Judge Haymaker.
II was obeytng the spirit" she said
Did you have 70 obey the spir1t?"
on yes. am married to the spirit. It
g my spirit husband, my guide"
Your husband?"
Yes"
Isn't Mr.. Hunter there your husoand7''
Yes, but not my real husband He is
not my guide. cannot obey him or fol-
low him for he doesn't know
When did you get married TO the spirit
husband"
About eight years ago"
Did you have any ceremony
NO. We were just present, and by
command OF the spirit were married
Ever since I have obeyed and followed
the spirit It IS the spirit that is talking
to you now. II isn't me. l do not do
anything nor say anything. The spirit
does everything and says everything. I
have not done anything nor SAID any
thing for eight years"
why do you obey the spirit7'
Because IL is my husband I do not
sbey the other spirits. There are spirits
az around you; they are on the rim OF
your hat on your desk. There are some
Spirits for husbands and some for wives,
but some people are not spiritual and edu-
cated enough to see them The world
viii know all these things some day and
then you will understand what 7 tell you
Mr. and Mrs Hunter have been divorced
for several years, They cana from Mt.
Hope
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
HORSE THIEF'S PLEA
Wants Commissioners to Let Him
Out of Jail

Geo Tackett, arrested in the county
ian for horse stealing wants out on the
score that he Is not guilty. He made an
appeal yesterday % County Commissioner
Howard that ne was wTon gully held,
and as he could get no hearing he wanted
out
It Is thought that Tackett has been 90
ing the day stealing. for since he has
been under arrest none Of u has been go
ing on Il y thought that he got the
horse the other day at jim Taps He
sold a stolen horse and buggy at Augusta
which is enough 70 send him over the
road He is also wanted at Winfield. e.
Reno and Klngfsher. So he VII hardly
get OUT He broke JAIL al e. Reno
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
GOT The WRONG MAN
Will CaIIOway's Novel EXP erience
Wednesday Night.

WIN Galloway, who drives the street
sweeper when 1t Is run q night was held
I'D Uy two men Wednesday night
He had been 70 see his girl No ulatts.
whether she lives on College HIll or Fair
mount His horse was hItchsd az the
gate. Two men came along hunting for
the horse belonging to A B. Wright,
which was stolen at Mulvane about dark
Il was dark and they couldn't see very
well, but they we're very sure shat this
was the horse and buggy they wanted, 50
they hid 70 wait TIL he should come out.
They didn't have 60 vat long for VIII
goes home early.
After he had driven along some distance
TWO men rode up BESIDE him and sad
hands up Hands went Up. Tney tod
him what they wanted. but one ray from
the incandeScent showed that they didn :
have their man and VIII very appropri-
steIy gave them the horse laugh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
Many VIII 60 To Sewton TO Attend
the session

On October I4rh, which Is tie last Cay
q chs Kansas State Baptist convention,
which coavenes al Newton Viii - given
over q the young people OF the church
Quite a nur1bsr from here VII attend,
among them being Rev Z. II WaTeham
ana J =. Sherman The railroads have
made 4 rate % one and one-thi0t rare
for rhe round trip. A goodly number OF
DISTINGUISHED speakers viii make nd
dresses Among them VII os z. E chi
vers. genera secretary q The B Y. ?. l.
A He is a speaker OF uazo1a- 7eputA
Rev. r ?. Johnston q s. LOUIS VII also
r7sl,A Al address Fully say young peo-
DE VI 80 from here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
VISITORS BECAME PERMANENT
Mrs Young Could Not Get Rid of
Three t.ueGtS

Mrs. Young. who resides on the south
east corner OF Lewis and Fourth, allowed
a colored man, his daughter and grand
daughter ID stop At her house over night
That was several days ago. Now she
wants them 70 80 and they wont leave
she asked the police 70 have them renov-
81 from her premises. The trio nas NOV
ed and they have gona elsewhere
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-07
UlUN | Line iHE It's lMUNY
Private ManiOn OF Winfield Objects
to BOYntOn's NtatenentS

Private Manton of Company F. which is
the Winfield company resides here and is
spending his thirty days Through IN this
city. He was in the Eagle Office yester-
Wheeler and General Boynton. The lat
ter gave his testimony regarding Chtcka-
n1auga- Mr.. Mantou said yesterday mat
part OF the statements were true, but 20
his positive knowledge most Of them were
erroneous II made him rather mad TO
think that such an investigation should
be credited