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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
And Was WayIaid and Shot on His
Way Home.
THE MEN WERE TROUBLESOME
And Had Frequently Made Boasts
That They Could DO as They
Pleased and Their Money Would
Clear Them The flob Took
Them from the Sheriff
aud strung Them Up.

.,.,, r,f.. % r-iya Tn
lAl-L' '''''' ..-
Rams were }ncht' ".i' '' "i7"'
ono fatal wOudlug of Dr. d. ora hpu5r'
.. ,., ....., .,,.. of al class whicl has
l"' "."' ''' .t .t
been troublesome I'l '''"
D. Deu.ted that they bad Planned t' 1911
,,.. ,..t.r Some of them o. is said.
.,.. L t.,-,na hut they have
nave laHii'l'' i'
n0 relatives mere.
rna daat ar-. Frank De.att1 'htf.es
Defatfa Io. Demtta. S. DelerrOck ANA
-,hr c.raro
.ar ..ter.I weeks ID lot 0f goats Dee
,..,,...,.. ~ -,ank Defattl have been
e.a,rtra and running ON the gallery or
n- uofoa.s office and residence. Ihe
~ ....,'....,. l....i.rs requested
m i,..,. bis COATS pcnncI up.
.-e p" -.,. a.. Be- and ON fne uignt
.t,. toth r,. uolre shot one of them.
t-..,t,. ,,.x. roorufrr Frank Defatta came
fo Dr Uodee.s office and said to the
doctor. ..you shoot my goat, now you
,offar shoot mo-"
mo doctor ordered him to leave and
Def,tta ieft. mumbllng something which
.,. doctor dfF NOT understand
'''' v.,,r,1n tI,f
o.. u,a~. t11l, his me,ls m the resi-
Dr' hodHe ,o'N i'.s Ut. me-, o..5 b,d ~
"'",' 'l . sh.,. Do. .,oin, thare
l'' ,-... ,... .,..ri,., tb. doctor
AD'', SUI, r''',e,..,.r,, stor,.7 IN srpDer
'.', ~ ,.''' o.. 1,s.s e,.r. ,rr <9un
,, ,,.' ,..,,l ,,,.. a., tbe Ila5 s4,-s Charles
49,, -,..g .ittf,,,, o, tha stons and Joe
,',.,.. a., ,to e+or. door Kaunmaun
s.,.. +b,-, l.,t n.itr.r M the rta-
No, ro,,,r~e4 the ereati,g As Dr.
,-'r,.. ,.@ssed Cbarres fumpod mo ana
5,iI. Won shoot nv GOAT" and struck
tn,. doctor Dr Hodge attempted 90 re-
ral tno attack bv striking back with HIS
ns. brt Grdino tho sicilian too much for
I,o n. a,'s"pSeo ,be d6or ,o ' p..d double bar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22

ley. Of Indiana. and Moreion Frcwen, me
Englsh bi-metalist
1nosc who participated in the confer
cnce said it had mo- political signihcance
whatever. and they were 90 the annex
SIMPLY as guests of Morot0n Frewen at
"a luncheon. 30 is a fact. however. that
botn prior 20 and following the luncheon
there were meetings. where questions
seriously affecting the future relations
of the Democratic party and the silver
people We're under consideration. 10 is
saiG that a plan 90 organize the silver
forces of the country into distinct
party. formed the principal theme of dis
cussion. 10 was not suggested as am im-
mediate necessity, but as a contingency
which future events might make not
only oXpcdient. bui necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
STRIKE SITUATION.
President Kossitcr Arrested on
Charge OF Criminal Libel

Charge OF Criminal LlbcL
49,. -. ,.. 90 Do. th. borourhs
NV IN a'' y'''' l.ro.iyn To-day tne
Ol 'i .,,,.-''., rIi, speaking. re-
,,,'','.' h. vents of great
"..- .''' ., '.' ,..,.. t- da,, were the ar
esl interest," ouii 'n, ""s ,n. ttrook-
rest ol litr-NrNl i''r7i''i' .,"l,l ~, 1ssu,d
iln hapie tansi.' ul It, .n,rainr him
10y hd-ioliale '' ''''' .,f Johnson.
Mn ,iiliiii"l l.'e' S',g.,,, railroad.
former pres ident oi tne Nt7 tu ,,",,itc,. ,i9
bene ine comriainanr ,ii.i,l, an9 she ,itornevs
uon oil lhe di.i.Ie.l ,...',l.. ..s',i' Nm York
Wihiu the Hin's 9t Di .', t,,f,rcible and
intl lhc yen Ioll lt" ,,ifb secro-
a9Al"7 ,.,e"1 D, '' ,.,''.'i, |f me BuUdng
~ 0o''. '' A. ~ ,e.' p,1tral Trade Union
ii@ie =, ..'h oi '.'' 80 GRAND iurv
ana sloinll complains d" s''
oi t"sisl o...,,,,t Ros.iter. al
ne ali,'l o- ,..,, ,nt n is Thought.
''"'t ''' ..t .. fh. strike.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
U,,od Inv His Tcn-Yenr Olh Son.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 2,-tI"nk
suzie. "A Portugcso was snot ana n'ei
tally wounded AT Carbon llill lp-'gy np
his ten year old SON. Gcprse' Ihe ta'her
baa iust returned home from serving
sentence In the penitenuary for assault
ana was on a drinking hout Hls seven
vear-old step-daushter offended hlm ana
ne threatened 10 Kill and wipe OUT me
whole family. The son intcFposed on
lection. and the father rushed al nun
angrily with "a carving kniie. Inc boY
nieked an "A plstol and shot his father
as ne approached and then surrendered.
The father will die
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22

WASHINGTON July 2i.-ln accordance
with the terms of the orders of the Tree
admission OF N0'n bead of graded cattle
into cuba Within fhe next year the Sec
retarv of Agriculture has issued regnla-
tions Governing their importation. The
~er tiati0n- provide that % secure tns
advantage of the order cattle must be
shipped either from savannah. Mobile.
New orleans. or Galveston. and satistac-
tory evidence must be supplied that thev
arc not from the fever district as ouillnsd
lr the department Tho animals VIII ne
inspected bv an Inspector of the Agrl-
culture Department az the port of ship
meut. "and if thoY the found 10 be
graded COWS and bulls suitable Tor breed
iug purposes. free from disease, ana
immune t0 tho fever tick the Inspector
viii ISSUE a. certihcate emhodying these
facts. which certificate should accom-
many the cattle and Doe presented 20 the
customs office at the port Of landing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
AnotherI'icnd
TO PROTECT MRS. RICH.
The Government viii See That She is
Gkcu an impartial Trial.

WAsHlNGTON. July 2L-To quiet the
apprehension that has been aroused as To
tho treatment of Mrs. Rich by the MeXi-
can provincial authorities. the State DE
partment has taken steps 10 ensure an
absolutely impartial trial for her. She
is now az lll r,so. awaiting surrender To
the Mexican authorities, under eNtradi-
tion proceedings ON "a charge Of numbering
her husband. John B. Rich. in Mexico.
Minister Cayton has been instructed
TO see that the woman has every facility
in the way of counsel that all necessary
witnesses are brought into attendance.
and that she is properly accommodated
while under arrest. ln addition II IL
should appear beyond doubt that she Is
guilty. an effort will be- made To induce
the Mexican Government 10 show clemen-
cy in her case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
\ Turpcntinc IlNnIosion.

NEW YORK July 2l An explosion Of
urpoptiue occurred lu the fire room of
tho clyde lime steamship George w.
CLYDE. Nins at her pier ON the East
river to-day, and Charles Lindques'. ~
wilmington. y a.. second assistant en-
gineer of che vessel received injuries
from which bee cannot recover. lie went
into the aro-ro0m iu which were cans
of turpenune with a blazing torch. ons
Of the cans leaked. and when Iindquest
entered with the torch there was an OK
plosiou Liudquests clothes We're ablaze
in moment lie was dragged from the
room 0y shipmatcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22

a midshipman under Admiral Dewey ana
he taught me not 90 TALK so 1 viii only
say Dewey did a."
Admiral Dewey rose again and SAID
"You ask me about the guns and the s"-
periority 0f our firing. We hred ten
shots 10 the minute with our hVe-incn
guns. against three shots "A minute.
found at Manila mo- more neutral nag
tnan tho Austrian
Admiral Dewey then addressed himsel. F.
10 the Olympia chief engineer, ana sad
that he had contributed To- the success
of the ship n entering the Bay OF MA
Mia by admirable steam.ng bringing tne
speed mp 10 eighteen knots imedia'e'y
when ordered 90 put on fuil steam
ln concluding tho banquet. Mr.. Harris
proposed a toast tl Emperor Francis Jo-
scpn.
4 large frowd gathered outside the
Motel To- watch the arrival of the guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
EXPLOSION KILLS NINE.
Fatal Accident on Board the Bri'eh
DESTROYER Bulltinch.

LONDON. July 2L-An explosion on
hoard the toruelo boat destroyer Bull.
finch. on the solent, during her trial To-,
day. Killed nine and injured four of those
on board DC was the worst naval acct
dent of this nature that has occurred IN
the British navy in twenty years. The
victims We're terribly injured, steam and
boiling water filling the engine room.
The Bulhnch is one of the latest de-
signed thirty knot torpedo hoat de-
strOyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
R. e. INGERS0LL
DIED YESTERDAY
His Death Came Unexpectedly as the
Result of Heart Disease, From
Which He Suffered.

NEW YORK, July 2l-CoL Robert q.
Ingerou died at his home. Walston-on-
Hudson. near Dobbs Ferry to-day His
death was sudden and unexpected and
resulted from the heart disease from
which he had suffered since lse6. ln that
year during the Republican National
Convention. Dc was taken III. and had 10
return home Ho never fully recovered
from the attack of heart disease, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
The Programme Which the Commit
tee Has AdOpten.
SATISFACTORY TO THE ADMIRAL.
He Cables His Appreciation OF the
PIans-It il Not Thought That His
Present Programme for His
Return VIII BE Changed.
lie Will Arrive in
October.

WASHINGTON. July d.-Admiral
D.v.vs cabled approval oG The plans for
his reception at the National Dapi'al
permits the committe I'm charge of that
event TO proceed at once with the nee
cesgary preparations. Some time ago the
District Commissioners appointed % COM
mittee of one hundred citizens To take
representatiye cognIzance Of the Admiral 5
return 20 the National Capital which
committee organized and subdivlded. The
Executive Committee sketched pro-
gramme. which was approved by Presi-
dent Mckinley, Secretary Long ana the
committee OF one hundred.
The programme provides for a suitable
cnmmitte escort from New York to Wash
ton Probably ou the afternoon OF his
arrival tine Admiral Will Dee conducted 10
the east front of the capitol where Sec
retary Long will present the sword oI
honor. which was voted by Congress.
GRAND REVIEW.
4 caraciOus platform, suitably deco
rated. win Doe erected for the accommoda-
tion for the President his Cabinet tho
members of the diplomatic corps. and
other distinguished pers0nages. I'm the
evening there will bee a military. naval
and civic parade. in which every organ
lied body in tho District of Columbia is
expected Go participate This feature is
t0 Dee of the tOrchlight variety and Is 10
Doe accompanied by 20 general illumination,
and most elaborate effects being along the
line of march. The parade will Doe review
eel by the President. Admiral Dewey and
many of the prominent national officials
and interests. Following the parade will
Doe band concerts in various sections OF
the city
Admiral Dewey has been communicated
with as 90 the reception and presentation
both hy letter and by cable. a synopsis
OF the letter was cabled. and i'm reply
thereto the following message was 10.
day received through the Secretary OF the
Navy:
Proposed arrangements reception and
presentation Washington. approved bv
President and Secretary, are entirely
agreeable 10 me.
CSigneO DEWEY"
ihe Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having rendered special transportation
facilities between Washington and New
York the Citizens Executive Committee
has accepted the pro0ered courteses and
is now proceeding 90 arrange an details
possible at this time
Designs for an appropriate medal 20 De
struck in commem0rati0n OF the sd
miral return 90 the seat OF national
government are now being considered.
.rge medals win D.. of rr.,t sr+i.tio
r..rft ana are to bo made of metal sa
cured from war material ,,4n-iirai nv the
navy 4t Manila
so CHANGE ~ rUs PLANS
Nothing is l,novr M flo Navv uenart.
mont or any intention on .ho mart of
Admiral Dewey t, change the r.ans he
had already framed as fo mis- move
meuts fu EuroD. ana the date AZ bis ar-
rival fu tho United States. Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
SUMMARY or T0-DAY'S NEWS.


Governor Tyler talks An office trust
aga INST the people, he says.
Big democratic rally '1st night De-
mand for a yoto on the senatorial ques-
tion.
city Committee meets tonight
Last day for candidates 20 enter the
Tho body Of Edwin Evensen reeov-
cred.
-P,ddlers al old Dominion Iron and
Nail Works strike
Five bidders for the street railways.
state.
-Warrenton is to organize horse
show association.
,-CharlottesvilIo Methodist District con-
ference meets In Stanardsville
-Corncr-stone laid for the 'oniedefate
monument 90 Woodstock.
Governor Russell gave reception AZ
the gtlbernatorisl mansion iu Raleigh.
Mrs Bette Hart dropped dead near
BerryNille.
The Bates murder trial in Newport
News will end to-day.
General.
Another brutal outrage committed by
negroes in a Georgia Town,
Colonel Robert g.. lnscrsoll died from
heart disease az his home IN New York
~tsun's trade review says evidences Of
permanent nrosnority are convincing.
Newsboys i'm New York strike against
the yellow Journals
Senator Daniel declines 10 discuss the
senatorial hght.
Eve italians iAnchch lh i"ulsiaha toi
murder Of a physician,
-The President has decided on Ayers
successor ~ IS thousht "a ec Elihl Root.
-ooNernor Pingree makes A statement
as To- the President and General AlgeT
President Rossiier arrested IN Brook
lyn on charge Of criminal libel.
Foreign.
Nine men killed by an explosion on g
British torpedo destroyer.
Dewey entertained az banquet by
Mirsstsr Farr 3. al Trieste.
England and America voted against
prohibition 9f csohvVistins proJsotiiss at
the Peace Conference.
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on. I,cnlies.

WASHINGTON. July 2i.-The War he.
partment has issued a statement, quoting
certain dispatches from General OTIS, IN
answer Ca the press correspondents
Round Robin The General says in
substance. that the correspondents wish
to send statements that im9eril opera
ti0ns. that they bad no specification TO
support their charges against him, and
that their charges were untrue. lie de-
MES that he mnimzes the work OF the
navy. and quotes from naval dispatches
to justify his statement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
ls,ncntcd hr Eilininns.

CHICAGO. July PA special to the
Chronicle from san Francisco says:
Efforts To discover the whereabouts
of Grant Culum. of this city, who was
with the Tenth PENNSYLVANIA in Manila,
have resulted in word being received here
from comrade 0f his that Cullum was
shot as a spy in sight of the American
outposts near Caloocan. Tie was sent by
General Otis with a. message. 10 is said
that "a rain storm destroyed his disguise.
and he was captured by the natives and
put to death. Tie was "a member of Char
ity Lodge of Odd-Fenows, of this citv
and it was through the efforts of the
lodge TO find him that DTS fate became
known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
Murdered by NeRrDrs.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July I.-John
Turner and his Wife negroes. Yesterday
killed Mrs. Measles a white widow VINO
lived on an adjoining farm near ldahe.
I'M Ciay county. fhe Turner woman has
been caught. and her husband Is hoiiy
pursued. There is open talk Of lynching
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
SILVER LEADERS CONFER.
Questions Of Future Relations with
Democratic Party Considered.

CHICAGO July q. While the members
OF fho National Committee were enjoy
ing view of the drainage canal to-day.
tne silver leaders were ia conference az
the Auditorium annex. Those present
we're John p. Aligeld, q Fred Williams.
D. y Tuvln president of tho League ot
Bi Metallic Clubs OF the Ohio Valley.
General A. j. Warner. president of the
American Bi-MetdlHe Union; G. A. Shiy-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
On a White Lady While Her Husband
Looked HepIesSIy On.
THE WHOLE COUNTRY AROUSED,
POSSES Have Been Sworn In ana Every
Man IN the NcighborhOod Has
Quit WORK and Joined IN the
Scarch-Thc Governor ii"s
Been Asked 60 Oncr lic-
ward for Capture.


BAINBRlDGE. Ca JnI! -'
t.. t..Y stirred from its n0rih-
. t.i.rir. lime bv the
eih Iliiii'' '' ...... . d.
cnormiiy of crimes N''' .,-,-
Og.ctree and h'' ""'
home in the little station "'
,.. plant limo "a few miles from heIe'
''.
ny '"" .-.,, entered
About S o'clock TWO "'N''
tb. store off Mr. Og.etrec. which adJ'i"7
aud ,,edo few trivial pur-
'H' ,.... ,,pnIeted
chases. Mheh 'h' A.,
AR Ogletree asked TOT Hi9 ''''[
3D.. ,.,.,.,,5 o.a. of the negroes presented
.....,,,.. head and said:
90 pistol "a, ''' ....,,.
WAN I'D MD-'i'
"I owe you nothing. We arc
aud want your m''n.y. 'i,,ly ....,.ts the other
..,.,... ......rd an tnc front door.
,..,,o.. ordered Ogletree
".H ...f~s where Mrs Og.etree
.o MAJ .f..,. ordered h,r 90 give up
.., "' .b. had
"..,'- ... .,...., ca and while one of the
30. t.l5 e ristol to Oeletree's head
....,,i,.d ber Then the other
'ne .'....l, o','.l ,r. s,me deed. About This
,ol'''''''ti t,.,n ,.,s beard coming 20 the
time li'in was '.- i','. eaI M the di-
r1rt,on of the chattahoochee river.
,.,,,,,- ,oc,r erAr.rD
'i'-'i' ,.,.- .,.,
When OElelree mah"sei L" ",'"r '
self to realization ol "nal n'" ''p
pened. he took mis- Nlle anu '.''l ,,...
train for ini+ e''Y. 9il'.'.' il.'',, ,..I ~
t.'.ii..i'. s.,..rol ,o.ses were
action at ''yHs"l' o''.'' ..t 40, IN
Immediately sworn lh a"u WIN .'
ine lead started ." Na'''"' -.
ma some 'i"' 'n '.' .',
body in ihe NIclniN mas p"l. WIN '.,"
are ass'-,lDs I'D, I'7t +..',..tt ,heir o,,ici.
li tne oiaek7 gre '@'7'''
DEAN ls certainty ,t.,,t,,,,
MIS-. osie"'' i' [...,..
HuchanaH. county
oi q "eA-Ah""" i"''ii''
WILL OFFER 4 REWARD.
,,rr. ANITA GA. July Ex-Governor
,,e,,ior was advised shortly after noon
or tba crime mt Sanold. sheriff Patterson
s.,.iiro, bino the following telegram.
.f.s+ ,ioht Two negroes assaulted Mrs
o,I.,r.e ir presencc off her husband at
e-er.rI and rohbed Ogletree. Please oi-
,-.. ,...,..,,.7 ,.0l can. They aFe promi
..,.t,. ,,.,,io Answer quick
l''.' ..,-,t, Inn .s D. PATTERSON
"sherin'
rre LAW, provides that notification oft "a
crime t0 Doe official must come lIo'n
either the ordinary. the Judge "I l"o
county commissioners, ana Cove toI
Gambler wired immediately 10 J"'s'
Bower. of that circuit tor oihcial con-
frmation. s0 that the reward can nt OLE
forcd.
WILL nE LIKE HOSE
ATLANTA. Ca July IA .leclH I'D
the Atlanta Constitution from h"Hh-
bridge says neither of the negroes ""nl'l
for The Og.etrcc outrage has been apiI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22

was under the care OF physicians con-
stantly.
hsa MOI hoen feeling well. Last night he
No., I'm hotter health and spent "a portion
Of the evening playing billiards with
NVolsfon IA Brown. his son-im-law. and
G. p. Farrell. his brother-in-law and
private secretary
lie seemed To- be- in better health and
spirits when ne retired than he had been
for several days.
4 BAD NIGHT.
This morning he rose at the usual hour
and ioined the family az breakfast. lie
then said ne had spent a bad night. hut
,con,,nned on second Pace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
WEATHER. FORECAST

virginia Threatening Saturday with
showers M night: probably showers Sun
day variable winds.
North Carolina Probably showers Sat
urday and sunday: variable winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Following was the range Of The Their
momcicr at THE Times Office YESTERDAY:
9A. NJ. SO. ~ NJ. On. u. NJ e3. = VI,
a.. T. NJ. So. ~ NJ. so. Average, @ %.
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-19

Africa, and President Kruger had been
arranged to take place on May 80 at
BIoemfontein, capital of the Orange
Free State, at the invitation of the
president of the Orange Free State, M.
T. Stayn. He added:
"Sir Alfred Miner, with my approval,
accepted the invitation with the earnest
hope of arriving at a satisfactory set
Element of the situation, which the Brit
ish government could accept and recon-
mend to the Outlanders as a reasonable
concession of their just demands. Pres
ident Kruger has also accepted, but he
added that the terms of Sir Alfred Mill
ner's acceptance go further than his in
tenton, but that he will gladly discuss
every proposal conducting to a good I'M
Outstanding between the Transvaal and
Great Britain, provided the independ-
ence of the Transvaal Is not impugned."
Opposition cheers.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-19
NEW ATEN FISHERuEN,
News from the Kangaroo Club and
Their DOings at Lake George.

A special dispatch to New Haven
Hague on Lake George, Warren county,
New York, the headquarters of the ia
nous New Haven Kangaroo club, was
received last evening and shows that
the club Is enjoying itself as usual; 1t
reads as follows:
Great excitement created at Clifton
Island Harbor house, Lake George,
May 10, by a fire which threatened to
ravage "Bi Mighty Island" The fire
was caused by sparks from sky rock
cts sent up from the front of the Cliff
ton house. Ex-Fire Commissioner Da-
vid H. Clark of New Haven first dis
covered the fire. His eagle eye espied
a small flame shoot up and he rang in
an alarm. In three minutes every
available kettle, old tin pans, etc, We're
called into use, and about twenty
guests guides and all the nabobs in the
town were on a rampage. David boss
ed the job while Alderman-eleet Ed
ward I. Atwater Of the Eighth ward did
the "hollering." DR.. W. H. Bronson,
the Eighth ward druggist, showed great
skill as a fire fighter, while ex-Alder-
man John M. Champion started another
fire at the south end of the island just
to see how well the boys could work.
Commissioner Clark was very prowd Of
the skill displayed
The party are having lots of fun fish
ing. Dave" has taken three bullheads,
DR.. Bronson two suckers, while e. I.
Atwater has six perch.
Champion, with his usual luck, has
caught nothing.
They are talking of chipping in and
buying a few fish to bring home as
some of the Republican league men,
bers are anticipating dinner Saturday
night.
Later: The party has secured from
their friend and fellow member, who
could not come, DR.. Rolin Mcneil, four
fine storm overcoats. AS the weather
is cold and stromy they are much need
ed, and very much appreciated, and due
acknowledgment will be sent to Or.
Mcneil from the president of the Kan
CARGO club.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-19
District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court.

District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
May 18th, 1899.
ESTATE of JAMES #. BOHAN, alag
JAMES r. BOWEN, late of New Haven.
in said District, deceased.
Oliver $. White, administrator having
made written application for an order au-
tAoIl4lAs ANA empowering aim to sell and
convey certain real estate of said deceased,
as by said application ON file in this Court
more fully appears, 1t Is
ORDE FIRED = That said application be
heard and determined at a Court Of Probate
to be held at New Haven, in said District,
on the oath day of May, 1899, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon. and that said Administrators
give public notice of the pendency of said
application, and of the time and place Of
the hearing thereon, by publishing this order
three times in some newspaper having a cir
culation in said District, and due return
make. BY order of Court,
my19 BIT ALBERT f. WNLLNS, CLERK.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-19
FISHING AT sAT,ToNsTALL.

Not a few fishing parties visit Lake
Saltonstall now that the spring Is well
advanced, and some good catches are
reported while In other cases Fisher
mans luck" Is the result, Some of our
prominent professional men are plan
ming to take day off soon and try the
fishing there. Yesterday party con-
sisting Of John Hugo, son of ex-Town
Agent Hugo; Mr.. Wallace, agent for a
noted New York coffee house. and Mr..
Splitter the ex-brewer. was made up
for an afternoons fishing trip to the
lake. Mr.. Splitter, however, had unex-
pected business to a4aSad to. The 9TH
err two friends went ana in three hours
caught twenty-five fine perch. The
string they brought home made very
creditabie exhibit.