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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27

Richmond, Va. July q. 1889.
TO the Democratic Voters OF the City or
Richmond:
Owing TO the early date fixed by the
City Democratic committee FOR the ieeis-
latiye primary, ! have found II impossi-
bic to make as thorough a personal can
yass as ! desired, and had expected TO
make. ], therefore adopt this method OF
advising you that l am candidate Tor
the House OF Delegates. and ask your
active support and your vote to-day
Ny experience as practicing lawyer.
my ACQUAINTANCE with the needs Of tho
community, and my services 10 the party
should fit me to some extent 10 represent
you in the Legislature.
II elected, | shall use every effort 20
promote the interests of all the people.
and in all important measures shall DO
guided by the wishes Of my constituents,
so far az they may come To my knowi-
edge
Hoping TO receive your influence ana
vote. / am. very respectfully,
S $. Z. PATTESON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
TIME AND PLACE
OF the Peninsula Senatorial ConNen-
ton to he Settled To-Day.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. july 26.-(spe-
cial. )-To-morrow at noon the chairmen
of the cities and counties Of this senate
rial district will meet at Hotel Warwick
pursuant to call issued by Clerk-of-
Courts Doug. Smith for the purpose OF
selecting the time and place for holding
the senatorial convention II is the gen.
eral belief that Newport News will be
selected. IN fact. Mr.. Smith says he has
been assured Of six out OF the nine votes
IN the district Tor this city He counts
on the chairmen OF Newport News, War
wick, Elizabeth city, York. New Kent,
and Charles City. and believes that
James city and even Williamsburg VIII
favor this city on the other hFad, IT Is
stated on the authority of a prominent
Democrat that Hon. ID. Gardiner Tyler,
one OF the senatorial candidates, wants
the convention I'm Williamsburg, and that
the majority of the chairrnen are Tyler
men, This gentleman believes That the
chairmen Of the following counties VIII
vote for Williamsburg: Elizabeth CITY
New Kent York. Charles city, James
city. and of course. Williamsburg.
There being two chairmen In Warwick
county. there IS a possibility Of hitch
in the Old Free State. Should Dr.. j. 1t.
Crafford and Mr. T.. g. Madison both at
tend to-morrrows meeting it will be IN
order for the other chairmen to either
pass on the qualifications of the two or
10 accommodate themselves TO the situa-
ton by permitting both 20 participate.
Should Mr.. Madison participate In the
proceedings, the public may look for the
first skirmish in the battle. for when
both sides have been preparing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
rmE sroRM-cENTRE SHIFTS.
Oc,ciand's strike NOW settled in
nrooI,I,n-COntest with the city.

CLEVELAND. o.. july 26.-The storm
o.re OF the street railway strike has.
according TO the authorities. settled In
l.0s5n. a.sulurb connected with Cleye-
by long. high bridge At noon 80
employees of the Born steel Range Conn
It dnckadcd car ~ thc bridge. and
dragged Che mOtorman and conductor
l.m thcr posts innictng. with their fists
..I other weapons. injuries more pain
Cham serious. SOLD on guard
d. '.e barn. about half milo away, hur-
i. 90 the scene bar the rioters had
l... refuge Boo a factory which stands
..r the approach 20 the bridge Tho
y was surrounded and the pre-
r- searched but there was no clew by
which the guilty ones could be- picked out.
General AXlinc. in command of the
troops here. I'm order 20 personally view
ND situation. took ride To-day on an
ouUgc-strcet car He was in civilian
Dr..s and the car was stoned al various
Intervals an along the route. A rock
came near hitting him. The General
took other trips through the troubled dis
lricis but declined " give his views Of
he situation.
The vigilance Of the guards. while day
Ashi aided them, prevented trouble Of a
Serious nature.
PREPARATIONS for mass-meetings at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
, card from Mr. wallace.

Richmond, va, july y, IoJf'
have Just learned that enemies OF nine
have been industriOusly circulating the
rumor that I DO not favor the reelection
OF Judge Samuel Il. Wit l desire 10
pronounce this statement as hat ana
unqualified falsehoOd. Judge witt is my
warm personal friend; ! regard him 49,
an abe and honest judge. and l have
never hesitated 10 state publicly what !
state here and nOw-,hnt, II elected 10
the Legislature, | shall not only vote for
Judge Wit but, II there should be oppo-
sition 10 him. I shall do everything IN
my power TO secure his re-elecion
CHARLES NJ. WALLACE, JR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
THE PARTY IN NOTTOWAY.
Resolution to Blackstone ConVen-
ton Defeated.

lion Defeated.
NOTTOWAY COURTHOUSE, VA, July
26.-(Special)-At a meeting Of the MOTTO
way County Democratic Committee. held
here to-day, It was decided TO elect dele
gates - the House and senatorial con-
ventions (Which. IL il understood. VII be
held on the 9th OF Anguish by mass
meeting. to be held al this place on
Tuesday, the lst day Of August, SIX days
from to-day The call for the committee
meeting was issued Monday afternoon.
Governor Tyler's friends on the com
mittee offered a resolution rsciting that.
inasmuch as there were two candidates
for the United States Senate. one ct
whom had but recently announced his
candidacy. It was deemed proper that the
people be given time 20 discuss the stu-
alton and reach an intelligent conclusion
as TO whom they wished TO De elected 10
that high Office. and instruciing the
county chairman 20 arrange with the
chairmen OF the other counties IN the
House and senatorial districts respective
w. TO hold the nominating conventions az
some date after the 9th Of September.
The resolution further provided that the
delegates to these nominating conventions
should be gotten out on the 9th Hay OF
September by q primary under some plan
TO be provided by the committee, az
which primary the voters should be al-
lowed 10 express their preferences ne
tween the candidates for the United
States senatorship. This resolution was
defeated. and substitute providing ior
the mass-meeting next Tuesday was
adopted i'm its stead, Mr.. Martins friends
upon the committee voting unanimously
for the substitute, and Governors Tylers
against it.
This senatorial district is composed of
the counties Of Nottoway, Lunenburg'
and Brunswick while NOttoway ana
Amelia comprise the House district. Del
egates TO these nominating conventions
have not as yet been selected IN any OF
These counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
GOVERNOR TYLER.
Now on His Way TO the Eastern
shore-Mr. Green's Charge Denied.

KADFORD. VA. July 2i.-tSpecial)-
Governor Tyler left for the Eastern Shore
to-day. and your correspondent asked
him just as he stepped on the train,
concerning the statement made by Mr.
Glenn Green at Halifax Monday last that
he (ryler) had aided Senator Martin in
his fight against General Fitzhugh Lee
four years ago. The Governor answered
emphatically: 1T Is not true"
The Governor Is very hopeful and there
Is no doubt that he is receiving much en-
enlargement.
Friends OF the Governor thing that he
Will have over sixty votes in the caucus,
and If the statement attributed 10 one
OF Senator Martins friends that there
will be twenty-five Republicans in the
next Legislature is verified. the Governor
will have more than enough 10 nominate
MIN on the first ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
THE AIGEns LEAVE WASHINGTON.
MeiIsIejohn to Act as War secretary
Unit! Root Takes Charge.

WASHINGTON, July @.-Secretary and
Mrs Alger left here this morning for
Thorndale, Pa. where they will spend a
few days with their daughter. secretary
Alger will make a short visit 10 New YORK
city on private business before return
ing TO Washington. next Monday 20 close
up his official connections With the gov
ernment.
During the absence OF Secretary Alger,
and until Mr.. Root formally assume the
duties OF his office. Assistant Secretary
Meikleiohn will have general direction OK
the affairs Of the War Department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
THE MrkINLENS OFF.
Presidential Holiday Party Quite n
Large one.

WASHINGTON. July .6-President and
Mrs. Mckinley left Washington on q
special train at o'clock this afternoon.
for Lake Champlain. where they Will
stay several weeks. With the President
We're Miss Sarah Duncan. MS niece; Sec
retry Cortelyou, and a retinuc of White
House attaches and servants. a crowd OF
several hundred people were at the sta
ton 20 gee the presidential party on.
The train upon which the party travelled
consisted of the Sleeper CorOnet, the
CompOsite-Car Patagonia. and the Allan
tic. The party IS due TO arrive at Lake
Champlnin at S,45 tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
GRAYs WILL ELECT sANILLE.
He Is the Unanimous Choice for Cap
tnin-The MiIiinry Mnss-Meeting.

The Richmond Grays will meet to-mor-
row night 10 elect captain. Mr.. Charles
o. saville. Clerk Of the Chancery Court
is apparently the choice OF the company
and his election is regarded "a certain
by those who arb watching Developments
along military lines.
No cali has yet been issued for the
military mass-meeting, but sucn move
ment Is under contemplation. It's object
being to prevent the removal OF shead-
quarters from Richmond, which would or
necessity follow should there be less than
six companies In the city.
II l. hopcd that "A battalion OF four
companies will be formed as result OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
FAIRFAN POLITICS.
Meeting ut Nienn" - in-tr"c''""s
Given for willard and Donoh"e.

FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE. VA, July
.-(Special)--A convention was held az
Vienna this afternoon. and delegates were
appointed for Providence District 10 at
tend the convention at Alexandria Tor
the nomination Of candidate for the
State Senate from this district ana the
convention TO be held here 20 nominate
"A candidate from this county for the
House
The delegates were instructed Tor 'o-
seph +. willard and :. II. Donohue, as
delegate and senator, respectively.
There is considerable anxiety here as
10 Donohue's choice FOR United states
senator. He f. claimed by the TYLER and
Martin men both. SO far as is known. he
has not expressed himself Hon. Joseph
T. Willard is claimed rs Tyler man
although ne. too, So far rs the writer Is
aware has remained silent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
SUNDAY TRIPS.
4 Day at West Point Gives Health
and Comfort.

The Sunday trips 20 West Point are
growing in popularity. because I'm con-
nection with these trips there IS lots or
pleasure and health thrown IN.
Every Sunday morning these trips are
patronized by our best people IN search
of hcalth-giying atmosphere and an OPP
portunity 20 get away from the heat and
dust OF the city
Special train leaves the Southern sta
ton $3.50 every Sunday morning. return
ing leaves West Point al $50 that after
noon. only a seventy-minutes' run. ana
G0 cents round trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
Hamburg steak, y Cents.
MONROE MARKET. 4Oi west Grace.
Special Excursion to Chnutauqua
aud Return, via H., 4. a. Il. ana
PENN KufIroads

Special train leaves II. r. r. Station,
Washington. az 755 a. ~. July 18th.
Round-trip rate only sl4 from Richmond.
When properly validated the tickets are
good 20 return on regular trains until
August g. 1899.
Apply 10 Richmond Transfer Company,
40. y03 east Main street or ticket Office,
Byrd-Street Station. w =. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
WntermeIons on Ice.
MONROE MARKET. f0l vest Grace.
SfO--WushinGton to Niagara Falls
aud Return-Sf0. Via Pennsyivanin
RuIIroud.

Special trains. with parlor-oars and day
coaches, will leave Washington az A.
NJ, July 9th, August 10th and 24th.
September It'll and 2lst and October 5th
and 18th Tickets. limited 10 ten days,
and allowing stOp-over az Buffalo. RO-
chester. Watkins, and Canandaigua. re-
turning within limit, so. Special rates for
side trips from Niagara Falls TO Toronto
aud Rochester 60 Thousand Islands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
THE G. a o. 900 SUNDAY OUTING
To the Seaside a. the Peoples
Choice.

The outing trains. with parlor-car.
leave Chesapeake and Ohio lBroad-
street, station every sunday az $50 A. NJ.
Plenty OF coaches. Seats for all. Fast
ride without stops. No dust. no dirt.
Privilege Of stop-of az Old Point. Ocean
View and Norfolk. on Norfolk Sunday
Outing Ticket Connection made M Old
Point for Buckroe Beach. TWO hours
longer time ~ the seaside than by any
other route.
Returning leave Norfolk (Ocean-View
statlon) at \. NJ. leave Ocean View
at s:l5 p. NJ. leave Old Point az =. NJ,
and arrive al Richmond at 10 r. ". when
street-cars VIII meet the trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27

AngOstura Bltters are endorsed by all
the leading physicians and chemists. fer
l their purity and whoiesOmcness. Beware
OF cOunterfeiis and ask Tor the genuine
article, prepared by Or. J. @. b. Slegert &
l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27

the proposed mass-mceting. Three com.
panics are almost ready TO be musterei
in. but some difficulty Is expected ~
raising the fourth company TO the re-
CURED standard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
Dreyfus Seriously nIf

PARIS, July 26.-The Petit Journal says
that Captain Dreyfus is Ill with fever,
and that his condition Is serious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
VIRGINIA DENTISTS.
second Days Session Of Their Assoc
ciatIoa-Lccturcs.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 25.-(spe-
cial)-The second days session Of the
thirtieth annual convention Of the Nir-
ginia Dental Association opened at the
Fygcia Hotel this morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Clinics were delivered by l.. +. Beadles'
of Danville. and \. ID. McConachle' NJ
d.. ID. ID. s. of Baltimore.
At the afternoon session. ii. W. barAs-
dale gave am illustrated lecture on Pros
thetic Dentistry and clinics were de-
lvcrcd by DIS j. w. Eggleston. +. X.
steel. and Edward EgglestOn, all OF Rich
mond.
Al to-nights session w. w. Moss and
r. l.. Simpson gave talks on crown ana
bridge work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
The NJ GathGr.

- WASHINGTON. July o. Fore
jRiln cast for Thursday:
For Virginia-Partly cloudy anu
] warmer weather Thursday. with
showers on the coast; fair Friday; yarl-
able winds
For North Carolina-Rain Thursiiy:
fair Friday except showers on the coast:
not 80 cool in the interior FRIDAY; light
10 fresh southerly winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was rainy and Disagree
able. The sky was sim overcast az mid
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
NEW OTFICERS.

The association, at its session
tonight at Old Point. elected The
following officers: President k. W.
Walker. OF Norfolk: First Nice-President
W T. Norris Of Charlottesville; second
NicC-Prcsdent b. Bridgeport OF Ken
mond. Third Vice-President /. Il. Smith,
Of Richmond: Treasurer. William T. Ed
wards. OF Portsmouth, Corresponding
Secretary. J. Hall Moore of Richmond
Recording Secretary. George i. Reese,
of Richmond. Executive Committee.
". Std of Richmond; T. II. Parramore,
OF Hampton, and }. r. Calvin. OF Char
lottcsVille.
The selection Of the place for the next
meeting was left over till tomorrow
morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27

Hamburg steak, \ Cents.
MONROE MARKET. loi west Grace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-27
state u Thermometer;

Mean temperature .......".......e. ?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
Auction sales To-day.

nv ~ riH y. NENlN 90
SIItn Avenue. south side about lao feet east If
Fourth street. jONlll Wakefield thr"c story
frame dwellings. Sheriff ; sale On execution
u all title which Nat" I. Boyle had on May 10,
1899 " since: Thomas +. Donn"lly. attorney.
Irpomc street No. ~. southwest corner Go rex
Street % 3XlOO. five story brick tenement with
stores Daniel Seymour 1T al executors. George
II lansing against Jacob Itirscr ~ nj. John W
B.akcy. attorney: William VI. Hoes. referee;
Amount due ~. $50. subject to taxes. &c, 1912 80
TWrn,y eighth street. No. la2 south side.
So feet west 81 Sixth avenue, 2iN8Sa, five story
brick tenement with stores DAM Levy against
Robert l.. Askcy II AL Charles - Mas attorney
Charles Brandt. .Ir referee. Amount due. So 30 |;
suhcrt To mortgages, $40 200 and taxes, &c, 500.
BN HEUBERr \. SHERMAN.
i3ith street Nos $40 and 81 north side l2j
feet west ot ST AIMS avcnuc, 5ONloo two five
story bnck flats Ferdinand FurSch against
William .IcGcry IT AL Wolf. kohn & l'llman.
attorneys. Francis {. Cantiur. referee amount
due 81. 33j, subject To- taxes, &c, $3.50 20.
Ann street Nos, - and 80, north side. liI2 feet
west q! " am street runs west - ! y northeast
7l3 y west 1911 northeast 639 east lOl : <
southwest i22 II 10 beginning, four story hriCi;
storc with iiv" story brick factory building in rear
The Mutual Life Insurance Company ~ New
York against tn" New York Steam Power Com
pany ri al, Charles r. Miller attorney; Charles
l. Nahle referee: amount due. $50 I3l. Sub.e, t
" taxes, &c, 81, 800 IS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03

Hal Sleeper Taylor. theatrical manager. hlsd
n petition in bankruptcy yesterday. individu-
ally and as partner. in three theatrical com
panies. ~ Trip to Chinatown" company. odd
Chum" company. and "A Milo a Minute" COM
rany. His total liabilities nrc Sl".diS and
the only assets nre clothing and copyrights OF
the plays THE ROYAL yail.' IA Nile a Minute
and "a Miscr'S Will" lie owes Minns Palmer
Sl..OD: Maud tscl. sHOl; i"nuo Dickerson.
100. and Isabella Evss n. 500.
John Won claim aud Martin u. Schnld t Won
Claim 4 Schmidt confessed Judgment Nes'er'
Son. liquor dealers Of Brooklyn. for goods sold
and delivered
John T. I'oillon Of 213 West i3+th street has
flls petition in laukrupty. with LIABILITIES
SlO.JSi ana nominal assets SJ,3il lie wa
formerly OF Fleming 4 Poillon. electrical en-
ginsrrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03

cold wave covered all tho country west Of tho
Mississippi River yesterday. Temperatures touching
six above reported in Nebraska the line OF
freezing ran below tho centre Of Texas. and heavy
frost covered about all that State and extended east
ward over the northern part OF tho cotton belt to
Eastern Georgia. The cold will reach the Gnlf
coast this morning,
In this city the day was clear and colder wind
northeriy; average velocity sixteen miles an hour
average humidity. ~ por cent barometer corrected
TO read To sea Lowell at sA NJ. 1910 p. NJ. 80 H.
The temperature as recorded by the Official ther
monster and Also by The sUSs thermometer At the
street leyel il shown in tho annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03

Nthc New York Real Estate SalesroomS ycsier
Az pct.r = Never X Co sid in foreclosure.
,Ss four story brick fla, 40 ilT5 Third avenue,
70 the rlaintid + l. Tirrney, for sl,, u; AIS;
the two story frame dwelling, No. ial' Third
sycnur II T. {. Schrzmm, for S6.2tS also the
thrr,, story bri,k dwelling. No 40 West Ninety
Mn street H. VI T. Dennis. fog Sll020. and th.'
two five story hrIsL tr1rucntS, Nos 100 and 2I'
East Ninety eighth street 10 the painful Lam
hctt Suyiam for S3s,un
William Kennedy sold IN foreclosure, the vacan,
vlut ~ 5N2gN3 N61 NGbNVI on the southeast
corner nf Brook avenue and l6Sth street t. the
plaintiff Charles luaugSt tor Saj,Sn. aud the
I'VE three story Fame 'at~ On the east side "i Pos
rect avenue id2 feet north II WcStchcstrr avenue.
10 the ualinuN, GtrrSc STARK, for So. n1l
~ phTniN IngtnhNn \ Go sold in foreclosure.
the three i've story bncL nitS, Nos, - To ~ West
lNi,h street tr the plaintiff. Herman Davidson.
for Slui,3tS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
Foreclosure suits.

dAy, e.. 17r.il 3 lI4th at T5I9o: Title GnAran.
tee Tiust Go vs. Isaac Landsbcrg; atty. II
Stockwell,
sHth IT. II ~ 2G5 I'd av, 4OI lOo.s; George Niegand
W Margaret Douglas ct al; atty r W
Amend
Brook av. II o g. and = O2d st. 6s 5x63sy?bIbo To
stIw. ed5 10 beg; EliI Jennoss VS. Elizabeth:
attys. Greene s.
la2d St u ~ sO.G 9 from cor lGcd at and Brook
av 5i.GIiOo; Clinton II Leggett vs. Henry Mueller
Sr ct al: attys, Greene ~,
l6a;h st. SO: r; Elizabeth Jenness vs. same; same
attys.
~ III ut, S6t T.; same W same same attys.
Elton ay y. I2b lHoth 1t. :5x 100; Elton Az.
100 u lSOth at, 25N 100; actions; Clinton II Log.
pctt and nno vs. Dennis Farrell ct al; httys.
Greene X =.
. Va Charles Naarden ct al; Attys Guggenheimer, U
IN.
Creston av. es. 124 18TH ST. 275IlOo: Ernst Marx
Nathan Co VS. Louis Cohen ct all atty. \ Marx.
Wendover Av, y .. 100 Cd avI I6nl3lII5I l32.d;
Ernst Marx Nathan Co VI SOLOMON Rose OF all atty.
LIS Marx.
Fulton av cor I74th st. 2bl IlIss aIirreg: Ernst
Marx Nathan Co vs. Morris Marks OF al; atty. l. 8
Marx,
l3Ith vt, + y, l75 O eth NV, lOoISp1i; Louis Less
aud Ano VS. Louis Gilbert ct al; atty, Levy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
orTxlR yERsEsTHALEHs WILL.
widow Gets One.third of the Eststo-Rest
Left in Trust for the Children.

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov 1.-The will OF the late
Ottmar Mergen thalsr. inventor Of the linotype
machine. was fled to-day for probate in the
Orphans Court. To the widow 10 left one
third OF the estate. The remaining two-thirds
OF tho estate is wlled to the Safe Deposit and
Trust Company and Mr.. Abnsr Greenlenf in
trust for the children. 80 that during their
10 their support and education. AZ each OF
MI. Msrqenthaer's sons arrives at the ago
Of 81 years an equal share OF the principal
IL directed that the money be held In trust
for them during tho terms OF their lives, the
testator directing that tho income be paid to
thcm personally mud never into tho hand. OF
others, no matter whether claiming by the
authority OF the heirs or not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
si:,ooo 900 Wiz. web Trust.

Nrw HAVEN. Nov. 81. was made known
here this afternoon that nj meeting OF tho
representatives ~ tho largest wire web CON-
ianiss in this East. Just held. plans were com
pletcl for national combination. 20
include the most important com pnnicH 81 the
Kind In the country. The Connecticut
companr"s TO enter tho combine are III"
Sew Haven Web Company. with Offices ~
tpntrsyiil.: tire tonn.ctcu' Web COMPANY oi
bridgeport and tine kusonin O. and &. Com
uany. The New Haven Web Company - re-
glrdcd ~ being ~ the h-a Of the hu-inr's IN
thisreE,un. The new combine will be capital
iIed at si2 100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
WInruL womiN's VIII STANDS.
Can't ovcrruls Her Preference
for n Man No. Her Husband.

The will OF Mrs Mabel Westcrman. which be-
queathcd all her property to Gabriel l., Chcva-
lier for lie and remainder over to her son krh-
nri. has been admitted to probate by Surrogate
Narnum | WAS contested 10y her mother as
guardian for the child. She left her mother :
house and lived with Chsyalier. The Surro.
This wilful and wayward young woman
seems to have deliberately. ~ unwsely. chosen
Chevalicr in preference" to her family during
lie and no one hnd the right or power to pre-
wont it, and II would seem that she intended 10
continue this same preference after her death
through the medium Of her Will. and this Court
Is equally poworlcss To prevent it,"