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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-08

WASHINGTON. June Senator Ha7v-
ley has Introduced IS hlll far t7s vc1rgar.-
3a;iaa - tae END -nse-s cerrs % fhe army
Il provides tsat the corps shall consist
= ere CHIEF. w5sa TIA nark ef bt-gadser
general: sesen colone.9. fourier i.euter-
AIT co3One.s. ;waniJrelght majors, ard
sasf:y-:sge captains.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-08
CUBA'S LAST CABLE
SEVERED.

, Copyrighted. 1898, by the As
socfased FFess.
CAPE Efsl1If.N. june -
st,35 u. m.--frnsn all fndsca-
tons the cable between Hstti
and cuba has not worked since
Monday at midnight. II il
> probably cut.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-08
ARMY OF INVASL ON
HURRYING TO CUBA.
Va E.onEer Any Obstacle tn the De-
eupattoa of Santiago and
ilfkNT .sr.HiE

WASHINGTON. June Delay IN the
arrival 81 large siege guns % bo used IN
the re1art.oD Of Santiago ana tbe capture
OF ihe Spanish fleet has caused short &c
.ay in 'hs sailing of thu troops. The army
g occupation Will ROW be- hurried forward,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-08
Political disabilities Removed

WASHINGTON. June The bill for the
removal Of ali political disabilities arising
from tho civi! war Is now law, President
Mckinley having formally approved Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-08

ssn taking on stores tomorrow and can
ba loaded by SATURDAY.
Tne ZeasandlA is ready 70 sail al short
notice, 70 the departure OF the sxped!-
ton within a few days Is now 4 certain
ty.
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J SPANISH DESTROYER SUNK.
Formidable Terror Riddled b. .
Fearful Osauonads.

, Special TO Post-Inteiiige .
. NEW YORK. Jnne s.-A spe-
4 ciai from kiugsten. jamaica. .
y dated Tuesday. Says:
Under a terrific IRE by the
2 whole American fleet. SPAN
y fsh torpedo boat destroyer.
= supposed to he the Terror. was
e shattered and sunk as she WAS
trying 10 sneak into Santiago
y harbor last night.
Her destruction was accom-
4 pifahed In q few minutes, SO :
= terrible was the fusiiiade from
the American ships.
< The torpedo boat destroyer
= was Uncovered by lookouts on
: the hattleship Texas.
8 The Texas gave the signal to :
y the wsoIe Aeet. which at once
= dashed its xearchlish hts on the
enemy and began q terrific :
= cannonading.
= The torpedo boat destroyer
E was sunk in remarkably :
: short time. None of her crew
, was saved. MARKHAM.
AsAAAANS lsNA1SS
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gained, and to make preparations for the
landing OF the regular forces upon their
arrival, If indeed. some OF them are not
already at hand.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
YONK ERS

Coroner Banning held an inquest Thursday IN the
City Court room into the death Of Siemund Sebros-
roeski, who over by an ice-wagon and
killed last Monday. The jury exonerated Thomas
Calvin and Richard ORrien. who were on the
wagon at the time.
There will he no game Of baseball to-day at the
Hollywood Inn Recreation Field. at Dunwoodh
II is not probable that the team will play there
again this season hut may play some out-of-toWn
games. A movement has been started to organize
q football and have the opening game on
Thanksgiving Day.
The children Of the Sunday-school Of ST Johns
Episcopal Church. Tuckahoe, will be entertained
this afternoon at the home Of Charles r. Dusen-
bury on the Underhill Road II the weather per
nits the festivities will be held on the lawn.
The usual SATURDAY. afternoon tea will be given
this afternoon al the Amackassen Club house. in
the Paisade-ave extension
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

large number Of taxpayers attended the special
meeting called by the Board of Education for
Thursday evening TO vote the proposition 10 ap-
propriate s20ro for Improvements TO the school
house John Weber eX-village president was
chosen chairman. and after several speeches by
the taxpayers a motion made 10 approve Of
the appropriation which over w he minFly de
feated. A motion 10 appoint committee or clu-
TO confer with the trustees in regard to de-
vising means for the proper accommodation of the
children also losi. After much dis 'ussion in
which II shown that the present schooi was
overcrowded and inadequate. II was decided by the
voters TO request the Board OF Education 70 procure
While all the influential men are in favor Of better
school facilities many Of them are opposed TO
spending money in Improving the present school.
and the result will be that new building will he
erected
Frank F. Clarke has resigned teacher in the
East View District School, and will enter syria cuse
University J. W Moue. a graduate OF the New
Paltz State Normal School succeeds Mr.. Clarke.
The women Of the First Methodist Protestant
parlors Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday Of next week.
The Ladies Aid Society, Of ST Pduls Methodist
Episcopal Church is making arrangements TO hold
a peace jubilee.
The women OF the Unionville Reformed Church
will hold their annual fair on Wednesday ard
Thursday afternoons and evenings
The trustees OF school District No. g. town Of
Mount Pleasant. have completed the assessment
The roll will be open for puoHr inspection until
Thursday September g. when the Board VIII, meet
in the Pocan,ico Hills schoolhouse TO hear griev-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
LTNSEED OIL TRUST ATTACKED.
APPLICATION MADE FOR APPOINTMENT OF \ RE
cEfvER ~ CHICAGO IsMANAGE-
MENT ALLEGED.

Chicago. Sept 16-Applcston for receiver for
the National I.inseed 81! Company was made In
the United States Circuit Court to-day. The Dill
WAS filed by Never Bernhard. who states that he
is the owner OF twenty-five shares of the stock
Of the corporation Bernhard sets up the claim
that the National Iinseed on Company has be-
come thoroughly dscredited. chiefly through the
opera OF It's officers and directors, and so en-
harrassed financially that II is no longer able TO
prosecute its business effectively with profit or TO
carry on the objects for which 4 was incorporated.
The Court is asked 10 appoint receiver. and 10
order that the affairs Of the corporation be liqu-
dated and settled.
The bill OF complaint reviews the history OF the
company from the time OF its organization In 1887,
under the name Of the Enterprise Storage and
Transit Company. up TO the present time The bill
asserts that By reason OF gross and fraudulent
mismanagement on the part OF It's officers and d.
rectOrs and the msappropriation by them Of Its
moneys revenue and income. the company has
been paralyzed In its operations. and been unable
TO meet its financial engagements. II Is also de-
clared that the officers and directors have been
utterly unmindful OF their duties and obligations
as such, and in violation OF the trust imposed IN
them. and contrary To law have In the name and
In behalf OF the company engaged In speculative
ventures in which large sums were lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
PROVISIONAL ESTIMATES FOR NETT YEAR

Among the provisional estimates for 1893 which
MAYOR Van Wyck has received from the heads 81
departments are the following
The Commits sioner Of Buildings for Manhattan
and The Bronx asks for 1922 SIC Tor those horoughs.
sl9l 150 for Brooklyn and SE.4N for queens and
Richmond
Correction Department. Manhattan and The
Bronx SET rs. BROOKLYN Nsi 80
Bureau Of Municipal Statistics. $3.50 Municipal
Council S2Z7 (D0.
nepaTtmcnt Of Highways A9s5 500. divided as
follows Manhattan. 81 1871. The Bronx. r,2Hst
Brooklyn. SsN0ss queens. S7s622 and Richmond.
rE.:T The total amount allowed for the present
year was S2053020 81
Department Of Sewers. for the whole city. E.iS.-
sec Department Of Street Cleaning for Manhattan
and The Bronx g. As l33 -. Brooklyn, N.T70S u
Queens usi 10 Richmond So. t5 making total
of s. -. 9s7 81
The estimates in every department show large
Increases over the amounts actually allowed for
running The departments for the present year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
TARRYTOWN

The annual inspection Of the 1arfyuo"n ~ w.
Department will take place on October ~ ID ''o
evening there will he parade -
The Tarrytown Branch Of the War Re'ei 80
citation has confined Us eAorts In the lasl wen
toward supplying comforts 10 the SICK So'o'''' a.
the Tarrytown Hospital -.,,. I, 71e,
Corporal Frederick + Weeks Of company -, a.
Regiment. has been honorshly DISCHARGED rom ,ng
United States Army AZ his own request No W a.,
Weeks IS stfl confined 10 his bed. and Is extremely
weak n
Charles j Weeks Of this village. were anohs
those who served a. guard OF honor a, tI.'
funeral Of Thomas n Fitzgerald. IN White PIalhs'
yesterday. IA 49, aoucbter
of Mr. end Mrs John e Sniffen died yesterday
al the home OF her parents. in New-st ,, -.
Hope Hose Company viii go 10 Mount vernon on
Tuesday 10 play a game Of ball with clinton HOOK
and Ladder Company. - 49,, 900 ~
Mr. and Mrs. Henry g. Graef have 0neisd one ,6 0a
the cottages at their place 20 Miss Gould LOT we
nee az ICY soldiers Miss Gould has accepted the
ofYer and several soldiers are expected At the COT
taCe in a few days ., ,.,-a.o .
Mr. and Mrs James NJ Foster will celebrate me
ifty-sixih anniversary Of their marriage inns eN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
CHICAGO STOCKS.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
Stocks buoyant.

Galveston Sept lsCotton steady midtli's sc NV
maine 47.c. good ordinary SO rece.ns ao>' esls';
7i6s7 bales Receipts 1910 bales exports %
Great Britain 4a5 bales 70 Franz 'ois BALE 70 az
Continent I329 bales coastwse. 6S3 oses 'aes -'''
faitii1ore Sept Is Cotton nominal m.tains 5tc;
low mddlns 10: good ordinary ill-lG.. gross re-
.,p,s $50 20, bf tsT. exports 70 Great r s29 s bales.
exports to crea, Britaio 22oi bales
Wilmington. sept, l5.-Cotton firm. mi iti!as ss:.
% Rf5 i'{s'i S,e $50 SSf s5 Gs.s o we
4IoI bales exports Seas'Sse - n1.s ,,,.,e l-les:
low middlins a.. receipts 325 talss sports coast
wise az, bales sales ist bales .,ocS 2tSs 'i ss
tsiss sales, Gs bales al ~ '''s 'N''S
low New %ds iiia' i}c good Sio oraiSs ,r
$500 bales ssle 800 baes , ,s rre- saiS
bales BALE: eAesls . the Gonne5 IT. s S
'o2 bsiss SALE scg t bales r,,,r,,, =. low mid
a aaes 10 Sk sG2s BAL. wey ~Recep
465I bales exports coaswise. lilo bales SAFES i
Memphis Sept ie--Couon eue'. mi1lns 5 Si sEi
bales sales so bales .oGs iss ig5' ,s sni' s lss
Cincinnati. sept I0-cot,on quiet mldins. 5se ow
@ .spmsas So & os sGSd G soE pas
eeipts. 28il baes: shipments. $50 bales safes Wv
,Aasgs sept 9qie ans steady M @d q, rs
s snSSsn. sy % ss s spi il Ssr :.'
bales 1871 .Ss5 tales ky.Net ,6 dsI b,Riss saes
Houston Sept ie-cot,on easy midiiins $50 Jew
bales Weekly Receipt q. i27 bales. shipments 'S''
s.. Louis. Sept i6co,,on tull Kidding. Sc NV
s %5a:G sss Sale ss s'ss PTs9!y S
stock 222ii ba.ss WeekyNet receipts 100 20, Sae'
s' eSar iS 0'ss sept ' easy. mdans
rcespt sSs bales exports coasHse s bales; So
wise. ISIS bales. sales. $50 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The Rev Herman j Berkemeer, for ten years
pastor Of St Paul's Lutheran Church. East Port
Chester, has accepted call 10 the tmmanuei
Lutheran Church. Hudson. n Y.
The new Board OF Education OF Port Chester has
employed Harry p Girard director Of Christ
Church Rye, to introduce music in the schools.
The Board will also soon take action on the qIes.
tion OF placing the schools under the Regents or
the University Of the State of New-York
The Port Chester Red Cross. having received ad-
diiOnal calls for assistance has decided 10 recon-
slider giving It's entertainment and Will present A
varied programme in the opera house next Thurs
day night
The of Presbyterian Church. Port
Chester. will give entertainment and sale in the
chapel next Friday afternoon
A sale in aid OF the Woman's Hospital Associa-
ton will be held at the home Of Mrs. Herman L.
Marshall No. 2l9 Willett-st.. on Friday. Sep
tenher 80
The women Of the King Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church will hold harvest fair in the
church next Thursday afternoon and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
yEW.JEPSEY VIEWS IN BRIEF.

Smith Garlic. engineer ana james
.a.,.,,,a,, yero killed Thursday afternoon by the
,.vnlosior 81 q boiler Al cider mill near Dover.
c,.o ., ,,creased valuations the tax rate OF
pu,hArford will he about 81 So. as compared WIFI
81 80 last year.
,,ae. zahriske at Hackensack. yesterday re-
,used two aprlcations for licenses In East Ruin
erford on the ground that seventeen license places
were enough
General Bird w. Spencer. OF Passaic haS an
nounoed his candidates for Congress IN the W"
District.
The old Trenton Gas Light Company mas o
roorvanized with stare Controller HancocS Dc
president. and has reduced the price o' gas - =.
cents thousand cubic yards. the riVai co"'pa''
nhe Elkins syndicatel has. cut INC pre- W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
NEW Music HALL NGEUENT.

H f. Moss. the manager OF a syndicate controll-
ing a number OF music halls in London and the
English provinces, who has been this city for
the last ten days. will return 10 England on The
Campania. which VIII sail to-day He has made
some engagements for his halls since his arrival
or at least ne has negotiated for some but he was
unwilling TO say what they were last night. the
arrangements had not been quite completed 1t
has been reported that he trying 10 buy Kos
ter & Balls Music Hall had actually bought H.
Ihis report both Mr.. Moss and the managers Of
Roster & Bial's denied last night. An ARRANGEMENT
has been made. however. whereby certain attrac-
tons will be engaged for Roster & Balls and for
Mr.. MOSES music halls Jointly. Such plans as this
are common. and the present is for the usual
purpose OF getting performers on better terms by
Offering them engagements for longer periods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
MOUNT VERNON.

The annual meeting Of the Fire Department on
Thursday night resulted in the reelection OF Chief
Charles Heinsohn and Assistant Gilbert J. Ange-
vine Theodore F. Nesbitt. cashier Of the People 5
Bank elected second assistant over John T
Doong. Daniel De Witt was elected treasurer
With the return of the pastor. the Rev. charles
S Lane, the Sunday evening song service VIII he
resumed in the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night
Ne jor John II White. of the list Regiment was
taken suddenly III at his home. Nc. l36 North
Eighth-ave. this city. yesterday. Major White Is
suffering from fever contracted In the campaign al
Santiago. Private Bert Henderson Of Com
pany g. also of this city has also become III with
fever since arriving home. The eleven members OF
the sth Regiment in the Mount Vernon Hospital
were yesterday reported improving slowly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
AN ASSESSMENT REDUCED.

ABOUT $500 900 TAKEN OFF THE VALUATION OF
THE IoRrNA LAND CoMPANY's PROPERTY
Ex-Judge Michael j. Tierney. OF New-Rocheie
tho referee in the case OF the Lorena Land Com
panv OF which AMI l.. Barber Is president
against the assessors Of Greenburg TOWNSHIP
Westchester County. Aled his report in the county
Clerks Office al White Plains. yesterday Inc rel
cree decides in favor Of the relator, ana allows
reduction Of about 100000 His report, unlike the
many previous ones in the Westchester County as
sessnent suits is brief, containing only four md
,nes of fact and three conclusions Of law the
referee states that the property was erroneousy
assessed and overvalued and that the relator Is
entitled 10 an order reducing and correcting the
assessments in accordance with his figures Inc
Iorena Land Companys property extends along
fhe Hudson River from Dobbs Ferry to lrVlngtoii.
and includes the Ardsey Casino and the former
Gxrns W Field estate This is the last of the tax
SHIFTS brought in Westchester County. with the ex-
90 ofior OF that Of the Rockefellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
PLEASANTVILLE.

Village President Hays has arranged for re-
ception. 70 be given in honor OF the returned SOL
diers Henry Ecroyd Smith. J. Kennedy Mason anu
Joseph Hutchings, next WEDNESDAY evening
will be held in Library Hall. in the Bedford ROAD
"a ,.u, no ,-eceded by a parade in which all the
ella 90 organizations will take part The residents
~ he village have been requested 10 Illuminate
heir houses as much possible. along the eNlenu-
Cd line of march. - ~. .r.h
on Tuesday evening the Chapter OF Epworth
League of the First Methodist Episcopal Church
fhe Rev Hugh Houston. pastor. VIII hoid A TED,
ton in honor If a returned member, n EcroNu
Smith. ,,, -. ,ho on
on Thursday evening sociable, under inc au-
spces OF the Earnest Workers OF the Vest fleas,
antville Methodist Episcopal Church viii be heid
M the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Brundage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
NEW ROCHELLE.

The New-RocheIe Republican Club. at meeting
on Thursday night appointed committee TO draw
VI suit able resolutions in honor Of Norman W.
Crosby OF the list Regiment. Mr. Crosby. AZ the
time Of his death was secretary Of the club
The New Rochelle BED Cross was to have neid
q farewell meeting this week The time OF the
meetings has been changed 10 Tuesdays, at p m.
and Mrs William lselin will preside in the an
sence Of Mrs Kane. The women have done muCh
larger than ever before The total sum received
for the week 81 DDS -
4 select audience of about sixty well-known peo-
ple attended the illustrated lecture on American
Artists given by Mrs. Semmes Craig IN TRINITY
House On Thursday afternoon ~,
The day school OF Trinity Episcopal church VIII
begin It's seventh year on Monday morning, IN
charge Of the rector. the Rev Charles +. Canedy.
The corps Of teachers this year is as follows; mrs
A C. Beckwith and Mrs. Kathrne keens kinder
sarten; Miss Luella Cothran. grammar and phys
}cal training the Rev NJ " Gaudin. German
Professor Jules Chenal French: Miss Agnes @.
Isabel vocal and instrumental music. and MISS
Gertrude L. F. De Wofers. house sister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
scgOOyER STyK AND NINE MEN LOST
THE STEAMSHIP GLOUCESTER RUNS DOWN THE
Arrcp r JORDAN OF GLOUCESTER.

THE STEAMSHIP GLOUCESTER RUNS DOWN THE
ALICE c. JORDAN. OF GLOUCESTER
Boston. Sept l6-The steamship Gloucester OF
the Merchants and Miners Transportation com
panv which arrived here this forenoon from Balti-
more REPORTS that at 80 O'Clock this morning she
came in collision with the Gloucester schooner
Alice g Jordan of Martha's Vineyard. ana tnat
nine Of the Jordans crew were drowned seven OF
the crew were saved and brought here on the
Gloucester The steamer sailed from Baltimore on
her regular trip this city. touching nj Norlolh
which port she left on Wednesday night Wnen
north OF Cottage city this morning. just AFTER she
had steamed through Vineyard Sound, she crashed
into a Gloucester hshing vessel. which had sailed
across her bows The schooner was cut down 10
the waters edge and rapidly filled.
The officers OF the Gloucester stopped the steamer
at once and ordered the boats lowered. Inc
schooner sank in few minutes. before nine OF
the crew who were asleep below, could reach the
deck six OF the Jordans were taken from me
water by the Gloucester's crew The COMMANDER
OF the fisherman, Captain Jeremiah n warren
climbed TO the rigging when his vessel was struck
and was also rescued The boats OF the gloucester
searched for n long time for traces OF the nine
missing men but nothing more was seen Oh 'Hs III
port bringing Captain Warren and the six men
Captain F NJ Howes, OF the Gloucester. says
time OF the accident. and that his vessel was IN no
way TO blame for the collision The weather was
cloudy and the night dark: The schooner vas on
Understanding cruise off Block Island and vicin-
nv She had been ont over four weeks. ~
The Alice & Jordan builr In Essex. IN 1883
and was owned by William r. jordan. OF u!ou.
valued AT about 5000. and was Insured for 25S'
Win The exception OF the loss OF her foretop
mast the Gloucester escaped injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
NEW YORK CITY

The sessions Of the evening High Schools VIII De-
Gin on September d and of the public evening
schools on October g. according TO an announce
nnent made yesterday by the Board or Educa'on'
The Rev DR. Alexander Council, one OF Lohoon :
most attractive preachers and pastor OF l's idIs
PRESBYTERIAN church. the Regent square VIII
preach tomorrow morning and afternoon al u'e
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church the heN' ~
Iohn Hall rastor Dr. Connell IS on his way
around the world sent out by the British Foreign
Missionary Societies 10 visit their missions IN the
East
Services will be resumed at the Church OF All
Souls Unitarian, Four;h-ave. and Twentieth-s'''
Tomorrow morning at II o'clock. The pastor inc
Rev Thomas r. Slicer. will preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
bridgeport VICTIM IDEA iHD'
,,e. cp,cr MARIAN PERKINS. OF MrDDLEBoRo'
MASS. TIRE MURDERED WOMAN

MASS TIRE MrRDERED WOMAN
,.,,oo,o,, conn. Sep, is-The murder mystery
- ,,,a,,,, cleared No to-day. "a result OF IN"
as,.onn,en,s there seems to be no doubt thar me
ucran whose dlsmcnhcred body was touhd ea''s
IN the week was Mis- Grace Marian f'rN'''' Va
Nfddleboro Mass So positive have the '"'A' '"-
,tor,,ie. hocom, that Medical Examiner DOVES
mo nam filled out q death certificate cnV'rl"E
the case 81 he woman. ara IN. name VI '''
n. wrot. as Grace Marian Perkins
IT. s.ranga- who was In bridgeport last night'
an, through whom the frst mention or Niss fe'-
kins was mnde was Frank W. Perkins OF NH"u''
boro father Of the dead woman HIS ineh'''0a'''''
~ he body a, the morsue last night was pos','N
IL mat before yew.ng the body he describe"
hitherto unnouced pockmarks and scaD w"u'u'
I-nderfaker CulBpan md telephone cohnllIiCdnt :,
lion with The Nddlrporo. Mass dchus, III da
scribed accuraI,y she hllings which nave d UTe"
found IN the dead ferntn ,',,nnr yrolsrs which
had been hlled Win a peculiar soil IN" Perkins.
Miaar ,nD nas returned from bridgeport. Conn
and SAYS ne is .susnsd that me psrtins
is that Of his dsHiger 1tsce Ind had been
swsy rom nome aimee August q when she s,artsa
os,cgsihiy 70 20 70 onset, where she was 10 V,s e
a ,Tr,.'Snu ~ Mddcbor6 Centre Hss highly re-
ana h 4agsS,Sr hns an esfs'IsP
Il has been stated that Charles bourne ,wsnos
years old va. tn b s' ,Sa, Bourne and Miss
psrkIns we're seen AZ fremont on septenh,ps, ",
yvher. they were about 10 board trhi ~. 10. 80,
- ,be,n .o.rns 10 have been lost NJ ms station,
Uournes friends state that he had nothlhs I" W.
with the dlsappearance OF me young "p pia can
IT. rnsmhcrs 81 the Perkins family heid COW
toreTce to- day ana decided that the idenutoauon
l'r' - .s,i rss conplete The father OF the sirl
81 Wy r.. ba hod ordered A bridgeport undertaken
~ .end the bodl TO Mddleboro tc.nigni by ths
shore Line express Arrangements nave a's" a.
q, ,be perkins home II is understood that thtrles
Iourne is only a short distance from TINS 70" u,
80 in rorre forward. II wanted ny the ponce 10
Give eyidence He has not. however. beeh seen
here for several days.