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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-15
TIE THIRTY HAD A TWO HOURS ENGAGE MENT WITH FlLIPINOS
 NEAR SAN FABIAN.
ONE OFFICER WAS KILLED
Eighty, One Insurgents Left Dead on the BattlefeId-American
 Loss Light.

MANILA, Nov. 1.-The Thirty third infantry, in one of the sharpest two-hour engagements of the war, With an equal force of insurgents, five miles from San Fabian, Satur- day lost one officer and six men killed, and one officer and twelve men wounded The Americans cap turea twenty nine FiHpinos aud l00 rifles, and found efghty-one insur- gents dead, lying tn the trenches and rice fields. Many more Filipinos doubtless were killed or wounded.
 Gen. Wheaton was informed that the infantry was gathering at San Jaeinto for the purpose of prevent ing the carivans from controlling the road from Dagupan north. whereby AguinaIdO might retreat.
 The Thirtysthird, Col. Howe com manding, and detachment of the Thirteenth. with Gatlfng gun, Rowland commanding, were sent to disperse them. The troops encoun- tered the worst road ever found in the island of Luz0nz There was succession of creeks at whose bridges the Americans had to stop and repair and dig ditehes and at certain places men and horses strug. gled waist deep in quagmlres. A hundred soldiers had to drag the guns part of the way, the horses being useless. The insurgents open ed the fight two miles from San Ja- cinto. while the leading American battalion was passing clump of houses in the midst Of a cocoanut grove knee deep in mud. The Filipi- no sbarpshooters hidden in trees, houses and a small trench across the road, thela their fire until the Americans were close to them.
 When they began firing, other Fil- pinos opened fire from thiekets, right and left. further away. The insur- gent sharpshooters picked off the officers first. Five of the Americans who fell wore shoulder straps or chevrons. But the Thiri y-third never wayered. It's crack marks men knocked the Fiipinos from the trees like squirrels, anu the Ameri- cans rushed the trench, leaving four dead insurgents there. The regi- ment then deployed under fire with Major ohm A. Logan's battalion in the center, Major Gronic's on the right and Major Marsh OH the left. The skirmish line, which was a mile long, advance rapidly, keeping up d constant fire. The Filipinos made an unexpectedly good stand, many of then remaining uLder cover until the Americans were within twenty feet of them. Major Marsh danked a small trench full of insurgents, sur prising them and laughteriHg near ly all of them before entering the town. The Gatling killed five of the force holding the bridge and swept the country beyond the town, driving about 15O Filipinos Into the bills. Marsh's battalion entering the town first, captured flag, which was flying over q convent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-15
OUT OF SEVENTY-TW)
That Number Required to Secure the
 Knight Jury.

The W. T. Knight case, which was brought to Jefferson county on a change of venue, has been, so far, an interesting affair
 Notwithstanding the fact that the case proper has not been before the ju4y nor the court, still It has, even in the selection of jurors from the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-15
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
Vas That of Nil. Joseph C. Meyer anu
 Miss Carrie Burgaaer.

Mr. Joseph c. Meyer, of this city was on Tuesday afternoon marrie3 to Miss Carrie Burgauer, of Hoa. Springs. The ceremony was per formed by Rabbi Rosentbal, Of Hot Springs. It took place at tbe Syn agogue.
 Mr. Meyer is prominent in both business and social circles of Pina Buff. He is young man of excel lent qualities and traits He js a member 1f the firm J. c. Meyer 69 Co.,, of this city. He enjoys she friendship of all who know him.
 Miss Burgouer is tbe charming and accomplished daughter of Mr. E. Burgauer, a prominent capitalist ofHot Springs.
 Mr, and Mrs Meyer will enjoy B honeymoo in the state of MissiB- sippi of week, after which they will be ot home to their friends on West Barraque streec at the resi- dence of Mr Gabe Meyer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Meyer were the irs- eipients of countless eongratula- ton telegrams from friends here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-15

land, who is now iu Virginia, or somewhere else.
 Witnesses for the state were in- trodueed this afternoon and will consume the remainder of the day.
 It is probable a night session will be he'd by the court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-15

"Grasp All and lose all" Many are so intent on 'grasping alp that they lose their health. Hood s Sagsa- parilla has helped many 3 busine ess man on the road to success by making and keeping him healthy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-11-15

Stovewood for sale by McGehee Bros. Teieptone, old, No. 267. d42
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
SUNDAY scHooL"A VILE NUISANCE.
GeorSians 40 Characterize Mr.. Anderson
H!bl- Class fnr Both Races.
tEy Telegraph


CCleDF.l.E.. CA. Nov. 20.-Noticc was
served on q Mr. Anderson ut Lstonia
near here. Yesterday. that he must Civ,
UP 4 sunday school Which he started
in which there are both White ana no
gro children in attendance. Lstonia i:
4 colony Of northern settlers in The
Georgia and Alabama road about ;ev :
en- miles from cordrla. Mr. Anderson
is one Of the settlers and some time
ago started his mixed school.
y meeting Of the people in the neigh
h"rhood was held at the justice Of the
peace court
Resolutions We're adopted declaring
the school a vile nuisance" which
should not be tolerated and a commit
tee was appointed to inform Mr. An
derSnn that his school must be dis
banded or he would Eave TO take the
consequences. That gentleman in
formed The committees that he would
continue his school 1t all hazards
should he persist in his determine
ton, serious trouble is sure to result
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
uERcHANrsv s. SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Illness Of senator Edmunds Necessitate
Postpone mnnE of Hearing
by Telegraph


MACON, CA Nav 2o-rrnt. taking -
testimony before Special Master ;..:.u
T.. Ross. Of the United States t,u,i.t III
the case Of 4 number Of Macon mcr-
chants against the southern Railway
was begun today.
N@lcn the cas-" was called counsel 60.
defense asked for a postprncmcnl I'll
afternoon on account Of a s,lt,den i'll
ness Of ex-senator George T.. Elmu!,,l>.
me delay was granted. At 8 o'.lo~k
the testimony began. Mr. Francis
Lyndc Stcison Mr. Harrison. of Wash
in.tton, Mr. Hoke Smith. OF Atlanta.
and Mcssrs. NJ. f. Harris and Erwin
Appeared for the respondents Senator
- Q. Bacon and others represented
the plaintiffs.
THE TsVIDENc I:.
Evidences was offered going to show
that the Southern had gained control
Ct the Georgia southern and Florida.
which was admitted without objection
This closed tn" case for the plaintiffs
the balance of the evidence havin.;
been given q a previous hearing.
MIR. Stetson introduced maps going
80 show that the roads alleged TO 30
controlled by The Southern We're not
parallel or competing lines. hence the
control OF them was not in violation
Of the state constitution Tariff sheets
were also introduced with the idea Of
proving that since the Southern gained
control OF the roads in question. there
had been no advance OF rates but in
fact they had been reduced.
MIR. Stetson announced that tomorrow
testimony would be offered showing
local conditions as they affect this case
thought all his testimony would be in
Dy noon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21

lngs in the race They were run il
braces as follows: Don Noble With
PONTIAC. Rip With Minnie NJ. Queen Ii!
With HarWick Boy. Count Huntc, With
Grant. Miss Bangle with Joe Cum
n!!1SS. il. Sioux With Geneva Fair
view Tom With l<hartoum. Pride with
Frank f.. Glen Noble With Ute ana
Max Gladstone With Abye.
This race Will b: concluded to.no,-
row. Great interest i; lnauiicS,pl ~
those in attendance
Tho number Of visitors has Increased!
by new arrivals. among them. Col a.
Merriam, Of Memphis; y. Wallace.
talmington Conn: K. X. McNeely,
Philadelphia: G.. Tucker, Stanton.
Tenn: X Storey, High Point, y. G..
and others.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
WOMAN GETS RID OF HER CHILD.
Mrs. Hummel Has II 9 Infant Adopted tina t
She May Tea ch School.
BY Telc-l'a md
Ciii'ilI AGO. November 2O.-N..

CiiiNlAGiO. November 2O.-Nl.s. Julia
y funlEcl, a teacher in the public
schools al south chicago, has hit upon
4 new plan Of holding her position ANA
evading 4 rule O. the board. The rule.
is iltat a mother cannot teach III the.
public schools VINO has a child under
TWO years Of age. Mrs. Hunmnel is ;h..
mother ii 4 child seven months ola
>A,, appeared l1-forc Judge Whratley
IN The County Court Yesterday ana
asked That her china be adopted by her
sister, Mrs Bertha !. PHELPS. I widow
VINO lives at no. $500 Buffalo avenue.
Judge Wheatley vas surprised at the
appearance OF The TWO women in court
lncE Mere We'll dressed. and did not
seem 10 be of the class that usually
adopt chilGien. The nla,ilcr when
questioned. said she was bankrupt, ana
not able to care for the child Her sis
ter said she Wante; the child, and MS
able to provide tor ii. The decree. Mas
entered making the child Mrs Phelps
y Week ago the attention Of the Board
li education was called To the cas-.
Mrs ftUT,nrl is he Wife of E.rncs;
HGTl.al. Jr, ana rlaug.tcr-in-law III
:.rnsu Hummcl. eX->ity Treasurer. a
prominent South Chicago brewer. lit is
SAID the woman retained her pOStian
almost tro iEthc time Of the chiId'S
birth through the influence Of her
VA ther-ln- law. Assistant Supcrinttl-
dent Lane says that. in view Of the
chlH|s adoption. the rule entered
against The mother is harmless as sh,,
can say she has 20 child.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
Wyoming Tribe Gives a Delight
ful SociabIe.
MANY VISITORS ARE PRESENT
come and Grand Sachem c, ". Adam.
Responds On Behalf OF Visiting
Brethren. Other Notes.

Wynnrnr 1,rih, rmproyel Order ar
Itetl Men gave 81 very pnioyal,,r snei.,
Die in their larg, room lasI night wrli,,n
cclipsed in many reSperts nnvthin.. ~
I. social nature tina, mas taken ,,:,.e Ia
Hampton in many years.
The room lw.as crowded win visit,r.
from tomach,. Tribe. Erwnnrt En>ys
Phoebus Ledge ana several representa-
tires from Fox Hill LQdg, and n largo
number Cis the local red skins were
present
After the regular business, of ,hc Ia
cal tribe had been disposed OF the doors
thrown omen ana ulIi,n y nunb.r III
pale faces tnpt ,ncnbrrs) we're invited
70 participate in the pleasures Of thu
evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
r. 81 |: q
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Lot No. ., Block No 4. Buckroe
Beach; last for sale at this price, $3.50
> Lots, East Newport News, Nos 8.
10, IL. u, -, II. To- l6. and II. Bloc. No
40. EASY terms, $1,000.
Lots. East Hampton. Mallory ave
n"e Best location in town for dwell
Inns; terms good $500
Hcuse and Lot on car line, rooms,
new and II good condition, East Hamp-
ton. 81 800.
House and Lot on corner Erlton
street. East HAMPTON. oye,lonkinr
hampton river. A bargain. s2S0c.
Lots in Phoebus. good saloon sites.
Lots IN Newport News, Hampton and
phoebls. any place you wish one.
furnish plans TO build
J. V. BTCKFORD,
rhphes 8 and 49, Hampton. Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
lBsRlI:lE NOTIcIs.

Or. Ti.hnrd Thomas ana wife. Of
s'Eniti,feld. are the guests Of Captain
and Mrs. tHanley. on Holt street
There was no business in the Mayors
4 Court yesterday.
Hampton Lodge p. p. Q. IIlks have
decided to hold their memorial services
in the Soldiers Home Theatre on the
afternoon Of the first sunday in Decem>
Der. Rev. Baker p. Lee. Of Tennessee.
WIFI deliver the GRAFTON on the occasion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
GN1HNtrrY G,OINET

while yesterday but transacted no bus
mess of general Importance. Bills for
the month Of October We're allowed
Judge Lee will probably adjourn court
for the term to-day. This has been an
exceedingly busy term and quite Il
number Of felony cases were disposed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
VISITING MINISTER'S T7REAcrH

NISITTNI5 MINISTER'S I7REAtTH.
Rev. Dr.. Boston. a former pastor u
the Baptist church. delivered two able
Cliscources in that church Sunday
Large congregations We're present ana
many happy "reminiscences We're eX-
changed after the services by tht, rcvr-
end gentleman and members Of lis
former flock.
Rev. M. iB. Bell Il member Of the
Virginia Conference. occupied the pull
pit cs the First MethGdSt church sun
day morning ana evening. Mi. Bells
sermons We're We'll delivered and he
made 4 lasting impression upon his
hearers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
Veteran Cemetery IS~euar Dead.

TBy TeIegrarh.)
ANDE.ItSONVILIE. S. O.. Nov 20
Cart. Thomas Frame. superintendent
of the national cemetery at this place
cicd this morning OF prolonged sick
ness. Capt Frame had held his posi-
ton for many years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
Fsmp7on.

Two houses and two lots on Holt
street near car line, $1,S00. $500 cash,
the rest easy.
Three lots on LaSalle avenue, near
o;tr line. 500 cash.
Lot '0N2nh fronting on Hampton
Roads. near LaSalc avenue, $4,000; ST.
geo cash. the rest easy
Lots near LaSalle avenue, sl1o; s25
cash, the rest easy
Ei&ht-rnom house and lot 4Ox150,
Saape! street. $1,000; $1,000 cash, the
rest easy.
PHOEBUs.-
House and lot near i<londke avenue,
81 900: SEQ cash the rest easy.
Hous" ana lot on BucIlroe car line.
Soa0 $500 cash the rest easy.
rive cottages and lots renting for
SO per month. Sl.13O cash
Houses TO rent. Farms to let
G. G. HAMILTON,
Real Estate. Rental ana Fire Irsur-
ance Agent, Hampton. Va.
no. II \. King street. Phone, 512
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
TYPHOID AT NORMAL COLLEGE.
More Than Eighty Young Ladies' Prostrat
ed by the Epid+m,c.
(By TclnEranh.)

(BN Tel"Ela ,,h)
s;ItFF-ESE 0Eo. N o NOV. 2O-An
epidemic of typhoid fever has BROKEN
out 1T tn" State Normal and lnluSt,:,
college here, making it necessary to
close the school until January 1s..
Ther. are now moro than eighty OF The
NounS ladies. students. confined tp
their beds by sickness
TWO have died. Miss Dean. Of Wilson.
a. ,'.. ana Miss Caldwell. Of Davidson
College. \ number nj trained nul.s Is
nay" been secured ana the people Of
Greensboro are aiding III caring for th2
SICK It is believed III" epidemic is
caused by detective sewerage
The Chicago General Railway Com
pahE announces that its new system Of
Two and four cent Fares has resulted il,
Il 10 per cent. gain in S...Ss receipts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
LOOKS LINE. TROUBLE.
LOUISVILLE. KY. November o0..-
Iha CEiEnnrciul lE,.nIhlicnnl to-day

10y - ' ILL. NJ. November u
The Commercial Ntcpublicam to-day
saiyi':
Tie .olllWin. communication from
Marian county talks 70 the rpint We
together with 1000 other :tbi.-nouieU
citizens nt this county. have. rendered
our services 70 Governor bradley and
General ". S. Taylor to inauGurltc
General laylur ana lnlinl>tin him in the
office 70 Which he ws.s elected however
sany state Beard or legislature may
decide.
-. T. CONNECT. county Judge: S.
\. French. county attorneys w s.
E:2nsleN. sheriff Harlan county: j. s.
Bailey. chairman itrpub lean i-onmir-
|icc: u. II. Howard commissioner
Harlan Circuit Court j s. kelly
United states Commissioner: John =.
Hurst. postmaster: NJ. W. Howard.
clerk Harlan iy'ilcuit Court: G. a.
l.vers,lc attorney 1T Law"
Harlan is one III the strongly Repuh-
iican counties # tile Eleventh District.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
WILL DECIDE IN eoEpEL,s FAVOR.
Woodson CoLfident Certificate Wal lie
Awarded Demomcrar Candidate.
(By Telegraph

CHICAGO. November 2O-National
Democratic committeeman Trey Wood
son. OF Kentucky. VINO was present ut
to-3aEs meeting Of the National Demo-
cratic Executive Committee. said There
was no doubt chat the STATE Board Of
Elections OF Kentucky would award the
certiii' ut" of election to ti0ebc'
He said Goehel will not contest the
case If the Picard of Elections decides
against him. Former Senator Joseph
BLACKBURN. Mr.. Wooison said Mill be
elSStcd l1niteu State Senator
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
.L|vER|GHT & FRlNKEL
80 ". Queen ST., Hampton, Va
investments in Real Estate,

HAMPTON.
Water front house and lot, s rooms.
Lot S0x200 feet Price $4,000 cash One
lot on Queen street, 31x1OO. Southern
exposure. renting for $40 per month
Price ST., 1000.
PHOEBUS
One large house and lot on the main
road to Old Point, double car linas,
passing the door. Lot G6Nl57. fronting
on two streets. Price 81 25O One house
and lot on Mallory street, renting fol.
20 per month Large lot. Price only
s2.100.
WILLIAMS & MANN,
Hampton, Va.
Phone 524 Box. 2SS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
FAstHrl F cid Tr1a1a.
\ (RY Tclcgranhl

tfoy IclcSrarn.)
CHARLOTTE, N. u, Nov. 2O.--A spc-
cial from Newton to the Observer says:
The Derby stake Of the Eastern Field
Trials Club began today, With nineteen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
q. E. TRICE s. co.

(SuccessOrs to ]. W. BIackmore.)
KING STREET, OPPOSITE POST
OFFICE.
Business Phone, 81; Res Phone. 454
Dealers in Hay, Grain. Ship Stuff. Gro
cerles and General Commission Mer-
chants, Country Produce Bought
at Cash Prices.
Contracting and Stevedoring Work
Excavating, Express and TRANS
fer Business
Also agent for Adams Express Co.
10-18-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
HAM pI7ON

iouse ana lot on Elm avenue ST 800
pouhle house ana lot on Mallory
street ............ 500
House and large lot on King
street ..................... .... aotts
Lots 40xl20 In West End from s4OC
70 ........ $50
house ana lot, SiN225. on water :. esGO
house and lot on Franklin street ;. i,4eO
house and lot on Armstead ave
nue. .t.....-..... ............... $500
Socu truck farm Vi'h good OUT
buildings, bargain il so!d quick
PHQEBUS.
Lots nt Klondyke ...........-.....s 200
House and lot near Barnes Cor
ner ...-.-...--...... ........ $50
House and lot near Mallory street. 100
business stand on Mellen street . ..460
Four cottages and lots cat a barGaiu).
Nine-room house and lot on Cur
ry street ri 2O0
II ouses for cent II Hampton, Phoebus
and vicinity.
P. ". PHILLIPS,
fhone - ssAmptom. VS..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-07
ELLIS eLExKnExrIF1ED
PrunoEncei One Of the S1oothsst
Forgs1 N tie Gentry.

Hu1BoRo, liz, December l.
Letters received BY Sheriff C1ssedRy
to-day from William Richardson and
Attorney Casio, Of Parkenburg, W.
Va, conclusivsly establish that In e.
lie Glenn one Of the snoothess foSgers
In the country has been captured In
1897, according to their letters, she,
under the name Of Sc. B. Glenn and
while masquersding in male attire,
forged the name of George A. Hoov-
er to a note for $500, and raised q
trust deed and note of VIM. Richard
son from 500 to sl,400.
Many Parkersburg people positively
identified the picture of Ellis Glen as
that Of E. B. Glenn. Justice of the
Peack Beeson, Of Williamstown, W.
Va, writes that be has in his posses
sion a note for $500, to which the
names Of Cleveland 1o.) people were
forged by E. B. Glenn, who placed
the note with q Marietta (O.) bank az
collateral security for q loan. Justice
Beeson sent Sheriff CASSIDY a picture
OF e. B. Glenn, which lie 9 good like
ness Of Ellis Glenn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-07

Hon Perry Belmont 10 IL said, has
reaigned from the presidency OF one
Of the New York Democratic clubs
The Enquirer hopes this does moi
mean that Mr.. Belmont win retire
from the political held, or even relax
in his party activity. BE is one oil
the best and strongest Democrats In
the country, and the Democracy oi
New YORK. can not easily spare him.
he has the Independence and con-
acience 10 diner with some Of his fell
ioE Democrats On current issues, bal
On the primary and enduring priuci-
Piles Of the party Of the people be IL
adAnAnk BE Il Of the best Demo-
cratic stock, hia father, the Hon.
August Belmont being the national
header Of Democracy for years. He
gets his Democracy ~ q part of an
honorable Inheritance, and has forth
Ted II BY & close study Of affairs He
IL an accomplished man, all that il
generous and splendid in his person
alify. He is thoughtful and practical,
and absolutely Trustworthy in sny re-
lation in life. He Is typical IN all that
IL desirable in political leadership,
AA4 h1G az Vi NCW 1OAA VIII
make a mistake if they allow his lack
of obtrusiveness to take him out OF
their active oouncils. Cincinnati
EnqwireF.
The above from the Cincinnati En-
quirer, one Of the most enthusiastic
and loyal Democratic papers In the
United States, may be q surprise to
some people who claim that any man
who does not agree fully with the
most extreme views on the currency
question can not be q Democrat. Mr..
Belmont is q thoroughbred Democrat,
active in the support of his party
ticket, but does not believe our party
can succeed unless some new issue lie
added to the Chicago platform.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-07

Now ct this day, August II ,soo
come PLAINTIFF herein, by their ~
tarDey AID die petition Ia the abon.
entitled cause, In vacation, and aitar'
ward at the regular September tern
1889, Ia open court and on the seconz
day OF said term, it being made Ia ~
pear to the court from the petition I,
plaintiffs and proof, that defendsr,.
Mary Billiard and Carl v. billiard -
non-residents Of the State OF Missoa'ss
30 that the ordinary process Of Isn
cannot be served upon them.
And now on application of plaint,n.
Il is ordered BY the court that nlsis'
tiffs have an Order Of Publication h,
the non-resident defendants notiivins
them that q snit has been Commence
against them In the Circuit Court AZ
Audrain County, Missouri, the obiacs
and general nature OF which ID. thai an
issue be made up whether the will a.
mitted to probate by the Probats
Court Of Audrain County, Miason,I
be the will Of the late James d. mi.
lard, and to have said will reiectas
set aside and for naught held.
Ncw3 enoA0tu301 yOu bhlu n0n.reei-
dent defendants, r hereby notified
OF the fling OF this suit, and unless
you be and appear at the next rem.
term OF this court, to be begun and
held at the court house in the CITY AZ
Mexico, county and state aforesaid.
on the third Monday in January, i9O0'
and on or before the third day there,
of. nuaWer or O~tharwiaa nia.d q
PLAINTIFF petition herein, the sans
will be taken as confessed by you and
Judgment rendered In accordance
with the prayer Of plaintiffs.
And 1t is further ordered that A
copy hereof be published in theMexi.
co Weekly LEDGER, a weekly news.
paper published In the said county
and state aforesaid, for four weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, the last insertion TO b
at least fifteen days before the com.
mencement Of the said next term Of
this court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-07
vICR.PRRsIDENT HORARrsWILL


PATERSON, n. J., Dec. THE win Of
the late Vice President Garrett A.
Hobart was fled In the Passaic Ooun-
~ Surrogatsis ONCE to-day. The
value Of the estate lie not given, but Il
is understood to be about e2,5oo, 900.
OF the estate, Mrs. Jennie Hobart,
the widow, receives $i,5Oo,0Oo, and
one-half OF the remainder, after 9
number OF bequests are made.
The son, Garrett A. hobart, Jr., in.
herits the other half when be attain
his majority.
St. Joseph's Hospital, the Genera
Hospital, the children's Day Hospital
St. JOssph's Orphan Asylum and III,
Paterson Orphan Asylum, an Of Pat
erson, receive s5, 900 each.
Hobart futile, private Secretary d
Gov, voorhees,, and a brother-in-lav
Of the Vice. rssident.receives 81, COZ
a. A. Wilcox, q close friend Of Nh
Hobart, receives $4,000.
David hobart, . brother OF the lat
Vice President, receives s2O,oO05 ans
10 each OF David Hobart's two chill
dren is bequeathed $4,000.
The executors OF TIE win are tn
widow, Mira. Jennie Hobart, A. A
Wilcox, s. 7. Bel and Dol. VIM. Bar
/ hour.