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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
RlRr DIS FR0N us RrRys.

Thomas Cunningham fv- ve-1s DID, l.sl i1 The
CITY H0spra. A. rcoa yesterday from burns re-
ceiYed ~ his home -. ~ Til.ary-s- Mr.. Cum
ningham. the moth .r Wert ~ The store l-avi.-
the baby in charge - Der daughter Ma-y I've
years old IRE Nr'ls gil tried 90 amlso A.r
brother by lighting matches for him. The straw in
;he rnaftres. became igr.fei. Burning 'l- baby
badly about rho head. arms face end body Mr'.
CUNNINGHAM returned home 70 f~i her daughter -
the door shouting Justify for help The no'het "lth
several ri the tenants IN ne house rushed mo re
Apartments and pl, our --e r1ut-. The 5ed vs.
destroyed and fhe lizzie boy burned almost n"NonN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
EALBFIETSCH JEWELRT STOLEN.
ROBBERS GET PIECES VALUED A. 5000 WHILE
TIE FAMlI.v ARE At nINNER

ROBBERS GET PIECES VALUED ~ 5000 WHILE
THE FAMILY ARE At DINNER.
Thirty pieces Of iewelry valued At 500 were
stolen from The homo II Alhor, u. Kal5deisch.
son q ex-1layor Martin Kalofeisch ar 10. 723 Gin
ton-ave. while the family were A. dinner. between
and o'clock Oh Tuesday evening
one Of The thieves was met in the front garden
by Carl Ka'haeiscn nineteen years old. who was
returning from business. He oilden good even
ing so pleasantly AMI uonchaaury hy tho ma
rauaer that be- believed him 90 have been visitor
70 one of his sisters au1 said nothing ~ his en-
counter until dinner was nearly over. Then noise
was heard on th. front porch ana Carl with his
brother Herbert hurried 0uf ~ investigate. They
surprised two men. who dashed through the gate
ard sped ~ clintou-arr. The pursuit was given up
~ Fuiton-st.. whore the thieves We're lost 20 View.
having boarded. J., is believed. downtown trolley
car.
II was found that he men bad gained entrance
ry second story window. and had locked the DOORS
~ the rooms they ransack-l from the inside 20
guard against surprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
DEATH OF MARTIN Il. rAy HovEyBERG.

Paterson oct. 4 lspecaD.-Martin II Van Eoyeu-
berg familiar figure about the streets Of this city
for years. died this morning az Ramseys IN his
eignty-seventh year. lie VAS The father o.
our vel known lawyers. and vas veteran Of
the New-York bar Mr. Van lfoyenheIg was born
ind .atcs Do Ras - Holland descent Hs w1s e1u-
Gated az th- New-York University. and vas ac-
r,lrt.i 70 the bar o. 1s3- fff- father Henry Van
Hoyenberg was n one time Health Oficer u the
In fsr2 Mr. Van Hoveuae-g removed 10 me old fam
i!y homestead. Oh the G01Vinv.le Road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
CAPTAINS PIER WATcHuAy SHOOTS

AWAKENED BY TWO MEH. WHO ROW AWAY HUR-
RIEDLY ~ a BOAT.
Timothy Gleason. the Waterman az the Captains
Pier. Bath Beach vas aroused from his sleep about
o'clock yesterday morning hg noise that resem-
hled the scratch of n glass cutter on pane 81
glass .r a. window * the osrroom just OFT where
De- vas s.eeuu@. Gleason hurrietiy put Oh ms
clothes and going 20 the front door. softly opened
h.. and. looking down the gangwav %. the pier.
saw Two mon ar-.rg susD'ciously. The Waterman
started 20 walk toward the men. and as ne aid SO
they ran 20 the end ~ the wharf and jumped into
boat and started 20 row away. Gleason fred ore
shot lroM Ills revolver a. tie Two men. and would
have trcd more. bu- his revolver had out one
ioa Jed she'll The mon iowed swiftly .a ae dtec-
ton of sea Cat. and were soon lost IN he dark
ness. on examining the window whore the men
had stood there found long scratch. eti-
IDENTIFY made with diamond. hut Il could not be
TOD 30 -ltciy whether the scratch had been 70
Gently made or bal been on The glass for some
time There is quite large quantity % valuable
syervarc iu ihc 1arrooT Gleason could give no
accurate description ~ the men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
GOLD DISCOVERIES ~ FLEuHGTOy

Pennington Oct. 4 CspeciaD-Woodglen this
county is again greatly agtated over the discovery
Of rich deposits Of both gold AMI silver al the
mouth Of deserted mine upon the lands o. farmer
yfars aeo. almost ss soon rs QpeFa.oEs were $500, ..
bun Tho wlrkmcn u0ticel the blight deposlt
t,t had M s~slvsls made : Few days ago ApgeT
sent specimen 10 Rutgers professor tre ,.g q,
,.sis g. i sai1 showed the rock 70 contain 80 y
go 90 ne ron and about one-third as much slltsr,
ees.erlev 4 company was formed, Win CAPITA
OF ST. 0p and tho mining OF goiu anu '''' W.
B. frcgr al rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
BARD CLAIMS TO COLLECT

Fr4eholdsrs cannot be held responsible foT ~.
..-afessness OF their employees II they provide
rem the proper tools AID materials THIS was SUB
srartsllv the decision az Justice Lipplncoti n or
s.r,,e a non.suit in the case OF Clement Huber q
Ut'rr~k VINO sued tho HUDSON County Board "
i'reehoidsrs lie crossed me bridge over ne F T
S~aVy was open. ami he f.N into The river There
were no lights u show the draw was open II.
catered suits against the Boards % Freehoiaers ~
TiYds5n and Essex counties. claiming 500 dam
AGES from "a -h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
IorD Dru4yD FoR CLOSED CARS.

Many complaints against the Brooklyn RAPID
Transit Company Tor running open cars during 'he
cold snap have been received az the Health De
nartrnerf ard threats of legal action % compel
ihs company % observe Section l@ a the sanitary
code has been made President Clinton l. Ros-
sl-er asserts that hts company IS complying wiki
The sv that one car ~ every four shall be
closed car He SAYS new closed cars are being
received from tho s. LOUIS manufacture every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
4 SUIT FOR SANDER.
rs 7r>DFLL WANTS DAMAGES roR ALLEGEh
INJURY 70 Hrs REPUTATION

\ suu Cor Nlooo damages log alleged SANDER
has been brought .n The courts by Or. Augustus
Wendell 90 70 90 Littleron-aye.. against Joseph
Wotiz o., No 70 Norf1lk-st. Newark Wendell
keeps 4 saait4rilm. and performed an operation
an i si,-er - votlz The woman dief. Worz
reported the case The County Physician, allesns
that while his sister was li ne had applied al the
s4nltarlum for .torm3tior about her ant could
gat no satsfa- .!0n Wendell left the CRY before
fhe woman's deata. Investigation showed that
here was r0-h-- urop- In the case. Wendell SAYS
thar Woti7 has circulated staten ents Injurious 10
ais profes-loua. reputation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
SURVEY or SABLE ISLAND.

CANADIAN OFFICIALS sAIL-REwARDs FROM
GERMAN EMPEROR
Halifax y. 6. Oct. I (SpeciaD.-The Canadian
Government steamer the Minto. sailed al dayoreak
FOR SAGE Island. taking Major GouIdeac' deputy
Nlnis.e- and Colo.el Anderson, Chief Engineer OF
ire Canadian Department q Marine, who Will
make ,sw survey Of he Island IN order 70 deter
mine accurately and TO mark The sand shoals and
bars v-ioh arc said 20 be shifting ana becoming
mere dangerous 20 mariners.
Thev re accompanied by star q nautlcal &C,
ysers While there the autograph gold watches ana
many rewards gwen by Emperor william OF Ger
many g. r J. Bou.iNer. superintendent Of me Isl
and and his staff IN ignition or lie saving
Efforts 2. The wreck q Moravia last winter Will
Be presented. The presentation was 20 have oeen
MADE ty General Lord william Seymour COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
4 CLEAR FIELD FOR CLARKE.

REGISTER George 3 Fielder ~ Hudson County
VII nor contest the nomination o. James Clarke
ordered by Bob Davis az The open primaries
20 he held next WEDNESDAY night. II would have
been frultess Sight bat Fielder had determined
70 stand as a candidate lie Is i'll and confined 20
IFS home and has decided 70 retire His with
dlawal has revived me runor that Fielder may
-,,~ IS an independent or anti-uactine Democrat
and be- Endorsed by me ReQubAca1s. HIS illness
winch threatens % be- pc5tracted. prec.udes az
i've canvass and T. Is NOV probable that Fielder
VIII be- candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
PRoHIBIT1oN1sTs NAME CANDIDATES.

Pennington. oct (SpeciaD.-The Prohihi,ionsts
Of Warren County met in convention at BeiW-
dere tnis afternoon nd made The following nom
nations. For Senator. William C. DuHori OF Wash
ineton. Sherf jacob II WIver Of Mansfield
Township. Surrogate. ! L. Decker. y Beviiere,
ss-4-lhlyr.n = l. Low y Milton Township. aLi
Jacob c Allen u Ha-ke'ts own. Dr T. p LEI
feris was elected chairman and Jacob II. Wii.iver
So rotary George j. Haven ~ Camden and
Quimby Lee Marrow. Of Maryland were present
Il. d.liNa-ai aldr.sees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
YOUNG BOYNTON KILLED.
Run OVER BY AN EXPRESS TRAIN AND
H0RRIRLY MANGLED

Woodbridge Oo;. (SpeciaD. Whitman Bovnton.
son % the proprietor of Boyuton Beach and a
~ mixer Of IN FIRM Of Coleman * Boynton. real
estate anG insurance agents. met horrible death
'ai 10 O'Clock this evening. Re WAS driving across
the tracks % ttc Pennsylvania Railroad az Berrys
Crossing her tho Long Branch exp-ess came
along. crushing IN buggy 10 kindng wood and
killing Boynton instantly. The body was trlghtfuliy
mutt sted
Tniortaker Drak, took charge Of the body. and
Coroner Burke ~ Perth Amboy. was notified.
Boynton was only twenty-five years old. and was
engaged 20 Miss Ma saretta Brewster o. Sewaren.
g. whom he was 70 be married In a tlR weeks HIS
iatncr and mother are heart0rOken over their loss
Ite crossing who me accident occurred Is re-
garled ~ particularly dangerous. u IS not pro-
tected by gates. aad no aagmau j. stationed there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
STEPHEN l. uERNHORY EIONERATED

S--7..- j.. Nerserra. president - thu Hudson
River Paint Company was convicted some time ago
q having violated an agreement with the com
rary DIS signing checks without the consent %
those interested 90 the company The Appellate
Division . fae Supreme Court yesterday reversed
~ .-.i-lor aal ordered ire discharge II Nh
,Isrsho~r. TIE Cogrt mair'ai0ef that the verdict
was fhe result of malice, ana was against TIE
~ II rIiLar-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
ANorHER GRApE cRossINa AccIpENr

Bayonne oct. (SpeciaD-James Henry thirty
five years old OF No. i9j Carpenter-st.. Phlladel-
phia was instantly killed this evening al The Eas,
Twenty second-st crossing ~ the New-Jersey Cen
fral Railroad by a west bogud express. lie hal
been employed As lousshoreman A. the Constable
Hook docks of the blyOrne thenica. Company.
To-day h. aided % unloading tramp steamships
cargo or copper ore, and then drew his pay 20 20
home. lie was crossing fae tracks ~ the station
when killed His cody vas removed 20 . Brien
m 'rcu' He leaves widow and four children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
PrTITI0Ys " BANKRrPTcY FILED.

Samuel Adler Joseph \. Adler and Joseph
LYONS q the arm q Samuel Adler 4 Co. butchers.
AZ Fort Greene Place and Waiiatout Market. yes
t.rday filed petitions in voluntary bankruptcy With
the clerk ~ the United states District Court The
arm, liabilities are ss.-SS. Samuel Adlers go and
T-sorr Iy1u.'s Nnc11 There are 10 assets.
samuel Levin ~ 40 80 NernOn-ave.. formerly
% rt- firm ~ Levin Torgltsch. also fled n
,ef.on I'D bankruptcy. lie owes =. 7o5 % 70 seventy
w cr.lIt-rs- h-s assets ar tlur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05

The Rev. c. ThGrst0n Chase has been called 20
The pas.orate of the new Congregational Church in
FIatbusr lie is twsnty-seven years old, and
graduate of Columbia College and the Chicago
The9.oglcal Seminary. He was ordained TWO years
ag0. in the T1mpkas Avenue Congregational
tiss Next sunday morning be VIII preach IN Ma
81 LII ELafL.eh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
AN APNTSTICE N TENEZTELA.

TRUCE OF FIVE DAYS BETWEEN TNsUR-
GENTS AND THE GOVERNMENT
Washington. Oct. 4.-The Navy Department
today received the following dispatch from
Captain Hemphill. commanding the Detroit.
Laguayra. oct.
Detroit arrived to-day Armstice Of five DAYS
pending conference between insurgents and
Government. Detroit will leave about October
for Puerto Cabello, with the United States Min
lister, TO learn the result from the Government
representative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
REUNION OF VOLUNTEERS.
vErERAN SOLDIERS GET TOGETHER AND rALs
OVER Old TINES

OVER OLD TINES
Bound Brook OCT. Special The ninth annual
reunion o. the 5oth New-Jersey Volunteers was
held iu Bound Brook TODAY IN members Of the
regimen, being rresen' The rsterans marched
through tbs town preceded by tle Bound Brook
correI bard 20 the Goddess OF Liberty Han where
t7sv held their business meeting hey then
marched 70 Bound Brook Hall. where q collation.
was served. provided ~ Camp Miidleorook Chap
tor Z a p
The address OF welcome IN behalf % the Mayor
ana common Council was delivered BY the Hon.
Z r. Brokaw and the Rev T. +. DAVIS welcomed
the veterans 10 behalf Of the citizens. The Hon
james T Bergen replied. OTHER sle4ker7 were J
p Cleavsr Captain Lanning OF Philadelphia tr@
Rev ~ T Anderson and the Rev. =. O. Jones. The
POSTMASTER was ex-SheriN P Totem % MD
debush.
vlfh --e families ~ the twenty members Of the
regiment who died during the last year. ard thank
ing camp M11.ebrook Chapter and The COMMITTEES
Of Arrangements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
! vrRDER TRIAL FOR SUFFOLK COUNT

R,yerbead. Long Island, Oct. 4-The s1hok
,-a',r.v Grand Jury to-day handed ~ 10 Juise
-. r,rnber %, indictments. The most I'M
SM''" ,-r.s.fg,te8 vas the death ~ John
Ioria". n nav SHORE on jay last Edward Jonn.
Dr' h. f. alleged - have nj Bum over ne Ara1
.'.'f 80, AIS held responsible lt me FtaL-
~, ,rs an Indictment OF murder J. ne mrs. de-
srsS Was returned against hin Jldee smith as
tr.7 '.sorge n Furman 90 defend Johnson. wh0-e
frl4l viii begin on October >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05

vIcE-PR1NcIPAL OF = SCHOOL AND ~ ALDER
MAN AMONG THOSE ACCUSED

Twe1ty-th-ee indictments were handed % Judge
Thomas in tie United States District Court. Brook
Ign by the Federal Grand Jury yesterday
William E Dogsett. vice-prncipal % the annex
20 The BOYS High School Ia the Eastern District,
IS indicted for having. q IS alleged, opened and
DESTROYED Two letters not belonging 70 him One
was mailed June last 70 p q Byrne and the
other was mailed IN September 70 70 Professor H
O Bernard
J Vel.on of the Fifteenth ward for violating the
pension laws IN having signed voucher for
penso without the latter being present.
Letter Carrier James T. Burke IS indicted for de-
tair.ng pouch = letter., and Letter Carriers
James Mckee Edward ". Nudge and Frank ".
Grundy are accused Of sppropratirg letters con-
Pet,y thef,s from the Navy Yard and minor ?en-
sion frauds are embraced in the other indictments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
LARGE STEEL MILLS FOR ASTORIA.

WIRE RorE FACTORY TO BE BUILT 1T a COST
OF Sso47oo
Van Horn Elli. has Aled plans WITH TIC Bureau q
Buildings ~ nc Borough % Queens tor he erection
% .3.r large factory buildings a. Astoria. 20 cost
&24,O0 They are 10 81 used 'or the manufacture
~ iron and steei AVID rNe- prod lots WI -a mainly
steel 7i-c ropes The buildings will boz '- -t ~
fee- l ty q fsef 81 by g feet and 70 bv 81 feet.
ree~e-+ .rsfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
rFRDIc7 4G4IysT THE ELEr4TED.

L. the County Court yesterday jury awarded 20
Mss Nora Ge5gehan a school teacher. verdict
tor 81 AZ against James Il. rockingham As re-
o.t,4r for the Kings county Elevated RaAroad
Connsrv She Was injured she asserted by falius
fr.In a platform . "a car In May lsf' she sued
the company for 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
FArHER sAPoyARrS QUARTER CENTURY

The Rev Peter sapouara, pastor Of the Church OF
our Lady OF Mount carmel In North Eishth-si. near
Unlou-ave. Williamsburg. yesterday celebrated the
,,,a,,,- e,.h erni,ersary OF mis- ordination. He IS
the ni,n-.r Italian priest OF the Eastern District
Tatber sapouara is nfy three years % re "eS
---l,i..i r. ga by the Bishop OF s9-A tric. ~
.-tnrcs Ifalv lie came 20 this country IN l'''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
r,.cr ~ SOrTHERY LrUBER.

,,l.n. Ala. OCT 4-The Cur Coast L"'nue. -, !,
-l,,,ion to-day advanced prices o" a. go
30. 80 TT with the exception OF h'o GEES.
THOUSAND Vs. go thousand feet This
Nincn 81 i ais ~ to Sl4 thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05

m ma IN Chief OF the British forces in Canada
but in the absence OF the Earl OF Mimic W. is 90
'cnding ne Americas Cup races Lord Seymour Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05

John ". Parker. esq. President cotton ENchange.
Dear sr. am in recent o; your message Of YES
terda} afternoen. H. which You charge that tne
criminal than Il it had been ne result Of VIII
ful and corrupt DECEPTION. ana q which yo1
nesIe,t Of duty permitted such conditions and
the operaioI or operatoTs. w4o cent me az,
known 70 ne world ana prompry dismissed In
bers and officials Of your Exchange. ana with every
desire o. give % them assurance ~ pre- c4ll' ln
cums,aucCs q last Friday be- to Say:
First-Th4t cannot admit that any erin lailty
Official or operator OF the company. Tho eXplana-
tion already sent TO You frankly and exactly states
$40 ~ o or Hf niere-ro
second--It is the purpose OF The Western Union
,1o 0rloors c,,.+r ma All o+re- OK
changes the most efficient and reliable telegraph
cogrzant o: the intricscies Of that service and viii
also confirm the fact that for more than twenty
biity and promptness This result has only been
reached oy the education Of men specially adapted
Third-The instant dismissal n the uer OF any o.
them who were on duty last Friday would pot ac-
trary. by the necessary substitution OF inexperl-
peril 70 the equal disadvsniase o. ~ kEcaanee
and because CT our wish ana purpose 70 preserve
the high quality - the service that has always
u last Friday must request you and the mem
bers Of your Exchange 70 believe that We have al
ready applied such discipline 20 the officials and
operators in the COMMERCIAL news department IS
Will best guarantee the improhabiity of AIRY inter
ru~fion N any way 20 the celenco Of The service
Tourth-This decision has been reached after tho
most careful examination ~ al concerned IN the
the importance - the service - your Exchange
While apQrec .atinE the conditions which dictated
reconsideration If the subject vii lead YOU - coin
eide with Us. THOMAS r ETKERT
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
FCKERT REPLIES TO PARKER.
CORRESPONDENCE GROWING OFT OF THE
FALSE COTTON QUOTATIONS.

FALSE COTTON QUOTATIONS.
New-Orleans. Oct. 4-The following was forward
cd by telegraph yesterday by the president Of the
Ne"-orleans Cotton Exchange In reference TO last
fridays false Liverpool quotations.
,,., New-Orleans. O-tober g. lsN
New-N0rk ''i''-
IF If IS stated IN Nj Dealys explanation. the op-
orator IN sending Liverpool specials on Friday
.,4due"n the system without notification. lea Ing
me uade 10 read the dispatches had been
1"inoll ana which reading created a false impress
r.Ih or enormous advances. his action 10 less
deception.
The cotton trade of Tho South has been vic,mlzel
ana aemoralized by the criminal neglect and care
lessness ON the part Of your employees. and IL IS
cue the cotton trade, as we'll as the interests or
Your company. that the official officials whose
neglect OF duty permitted such conditions and the
operator or operators who sent the dispa tches
without notice II change should be known 20 the
WorlI and promptly dismissed as example 20
deter Others in future from like criminal n'gh-
gence
We DO not consider absence Of officials who leave
their duty n he performed 10y Incompetent people
any excuse for grave issue
Tho Board ~ Directors % this Exchaneo meets
tomorrow 20 take vigorous action in The ma tier.
and Your prompt reply is requested for t4er con-
sidcratiOn. JOHN NJ PARKER.
President Nev-Orleans Cotton EXrharge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05

President Eckert ~ the Western Union telegraph
Company Yesterday telegraphod the following
statement 20 President Parker Of the Nev-Orleans
Cotton Exchauge. I'm reply 20 'hc Communication OF
the latter official.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-07-22

But to claim prize money for her
after she was raised by the gov
ernment is degree Of legal in
genuity which has excelled the
wonder, but by no means the ap-
proval of the navy department.
The same is in measure true
OF the lnfanta. She was put out
of the fight by the American fleet,
and. therefore, bounty is justly
due the fleet, though Admiral
SIMPSONS claims for share of
the money is question of good
taste. But to demand that she be
considered legal prize because
she was raised and towed part of
the way home is a refinement of
reasoning which is believed to be
based principally on the knowl.
edge that she is worth ut least a
million dollars, and that the ad
mirafs share of the prize money
would amount to much more than
his share of bounty. 1t is under.
stood, moreover, at the navy de-
partment that this new money
claim for prize money is not sub
stitnted for the original claim for
bounty. but is intended to be sup
Elemental. 1t is assumed, how
ever, that if the prize money
claim were allowed Admiral
Sampson would abandon the
claim for bounty.
The navy department will care.
fully investigate the claim. The
naval board of inspection has
been ordered to appraise the
value or the Reina Mercedes and
of the Infanta. 1t is estimated on
very good authority that Captain
Chadwick's petition for prize
money, after a careful investiga.
ton, be disallowed.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-07-22
Investing In Improvements.

l have a good letter from an
old reader of the p. F., B. Luther,
Lamont, Mich. He has spent a
long life on the farm from which
he cleared the original timber.
He says that it is his observation
that some readers and instruc
tors of the young agriculturists
teach by word and example a
reckless expenditure for improve
ments, etc, which 9 times out of
10 the young farmer cannot af-
ford. No doubt what one saws
may so appear to others some
times. There are many good tools
and improvements that the pub.
lie need to be often reminded Of,
but each one should always use
good Judgment about buying, or
going into any thing new. II is
one of the serious troubles that
young men just starting have TO
encounter now. that they must
have everything about as wei to
do people have. A start OF that
kind will usually run away with
a young man who has little to be
gin with. believe young man
can buy a farm today, in many
sections, and do as well as any
one could in the same circumstan-
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-07-22
Summer Schools for the
Teachers.

A summer school for the Write teachers OF
Lancaster couRty win be held I'm the graded
school building at Lancaster Court II use be-
ginning Monday, July Sd and continuing. one
month. DIR Harrison, of Bav ,dson College,
will be the primes pal instructor anu wi have u
competent ass Islant
1t is earnestly desired that ry teacher In
the county should attend tbs ,ch,.ol >ocer-
be renewed ArrapgCu Cuents will br ,rade TO
get board At reasonable prices. nd II is h ped
IL can be arranged TO pay ths no. d Of ,c.Ci crs
out OF the general school fuid. lye stgJ' expect
every white teacitr ~ rhe Count 10 bc on
hand At ihe open ng al Ito SSh ~ol July ad. 1T
which time ANNOUNCEMENT win bc p1ad', ~ to
arrangements corcerniny BOND g.
By order OF the State superintendent OBJ. Ed.
kpcation. y r. 1asQa.PeoN
June %, 1899. - = >'' 20