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Luystor-rh Thomas.

Miss Rhoda Cary Thomas and Cornell
Wesey Luyster Jr.. were MARI cd last night
at All Angela Protestant Episcopal Church.
Wes' Fad avenue and Eighty-nrst street. Tho
Rev, W. W. Bsllinger. rector Of Grace Church.
Utica performed the ceremony. The bride was
given awny by her father, Ahncr c. Thomas.
with wnom she entered, Miss Lucy Thomas
attended her sister a. mail Of honor. Miss
Lucy Thomas. also a sister; Miss Alice Cary
klmhall OF Buffalo. q cousin OF the bride: Miss
He,,.n Hnle OF phIladrlphia Miss Fra Fra oh
or Cleveland, and Miss Caroline Fnrchild Luy.
srrr and Miss Ella Luyst.r. sisters Of tho
Fairchih luyster assisted his brother AZ hest
man. and Edward r. Carroll. Harry Pinnar
Barton baldwin. Joseph Egar. Thomas Rry-
nods. DR., .Elwar1 Cndlip. Edward Lichen-
sl"in and Albert Ferguson Of Buffalo we're
the nshers. MIR and Mrs. Abner &. Thomas,
supper at their home. 3l5 West Eighty -iourth
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
EDITOR CHiEGEr VIM BnACKMAIL
His Price for Ccasing Attacks on seymour.
johnson q Co. said to Have Been 5000.

Charles T. Davis editor Of the Wall Street
R'ris'r was n prisoner in the Centre street
police court Yesterday. charge hy Henry L.
Seymour. Of seymour. johnson L Co. sock
trokers. with attempted "y'o-tion. DAVIS
lives at the Gilsey House lie was arrested on
Monday afternoon. according to tho com.
piainant. there have been published In Davis =
pagrr at various times IN the last three months
articles alleging that the arm % seymour
johnson \ @ was cuGngel ~ di-hoacs' Urac-
tees and wH- competed with Alfred Gpslin,
VINO, III" publication declared was notorious
swind!cr Tho firm yainly warned DAVIS to
c"a-" his alta ks
"fra,'E' Mr.. seymour says in nn AFFIDAVIT
on which the wIrrln' was issucd DAVIS called
A. on. uiico. on Nov -. rni ~ tho pre-. nee ~
myself ana Sir, Johnson slil that II. IN ended
20 continue the pun. icat on ~ IN" articles nm.
less Wa ptii him 5000. in which case every
thing would 10 smoc,hrd over"
Frederick W. Johu.nn has fle a similar
nN 'hvt. AMI j. &. Wier. broker ot 10.
Wavrrley n'afe. another. IN which h" dec ares
that n" hal n tax with Davis on Nov. n, and
Davis requested him TO write to Seymour,
Johnson 4 10 and ask them whether they
were going to Uav III" $4,000 or not.
Lawyer Jar9u. VIII" appeared for Davis.
secured an adjournment OF the casa until
ThurSdny, and Davis was released Oh $500 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Acting A.,,.,nn, surgeon. Organize.

Tho Association 81 Acting Assistant Sur
Ceons. United States Army. Of III. Spanish
War was organized n the NcteranS' room ot the
Seventh Regiment Armory vest rday afternoon.
Tho mes,ing was called by MAJOR Azel Amcs
ot Massachusetts, and n number Of other physi-
Clans who served a. contract surgeons dgring
~. ~, "nI' niu ~, ,iia .iJrv. ~ orShh-
hers gay they are being deprived OF hy the
Government.
dent. DR.. hzel Ames; Vice Presidents, Dr.
TimothY Lcarl. Dr. A. 4 Jarrett. DIR, T Il,
Buffom Secretary. DR. J, b. Wnrhnssc: TreaI-
urcr DR.. Charles W. Brewer. A Legislative
committee was also elected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
GRAND JURY sUsraIys M,tuLLasH.
Says He Made No Mistake About Naturnli.
zntion Frnmda in BroOklyn.


The statement made by state Superintendent
OF Elections John McCullagh. prior to the
recent election. that a great many naturallza-
ton certificates had been secured In Brooklyn
by fraud has been sustained by the Federal
Grand Jury In that borough. supt McCu.
lagh's charges wero referred TO the Grand
Jury by Judge Thomas In the United States
District Court Tho Federal Grand Jury
handed up this presentment yesterday to
Judge Thomas:
We regard It as certain that there have been
many improper naturalizations In this district
during the past few months.
1T seems that several individuals have baen
appearing before the special comm issioners as
witnesses to the truth OF the statements made
by the applicants for naturalization n great
many tlmea. In ono instance. the same man
acting NJ witness In not less than seventy
eight cases. aud there are others who have ap.
peared nifty and sixty times by the testimony
OF the clerk NJ the court 1t appeared that over n
thousand men were naturnlized rs citizens IN
a period Of time covering two weeks. aud that
the applicant s often finally al mi tied IA n citi-
gen within nm hour or two OF the time when he
first makes application for hts papcrs These
facts seem to us to preclude the possibility of
any Investigation being made ~ to IN" truth
Of the statements made 10y the applicant or
his witness and II appears to us certain that
II some such nvestgnt ion were insisted upon
and su fIlcient time were allowed to elapse for
such investigation to he made. much of the
opportunity for improper NATURALIZATION. which
We believe at the present time exists. would be
cut on"
The Grand Jury has found indictments
against u mum er of parsons for securing citi.
Zenship PAPERS hy fraud md Judge Thorn as iS-
sued bench warrants for the arrest OF the in
dicted persons
Judge Thomas said that IN the future not
less than ton lays should e'apsc between the
time NJ making the application md the issu-
Rnc" OF naturalization papers. Every possihle
cnienvnr viii he rindc. he said. thor ouyuly to
invest Igate each case before tho certificates are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
NEW war TO RAISE CHURcH FUNDS.
Women Put Into Practice the Parable Of
the Ten Talents.

NEW BRUNSWICK. " J.. Dec 5--The women
OF the Pitman Methodist Church OF this city
are putting into practice tho Scriptural parable
ot the ten Talents. They have each drawn 81
from the church funds and have invested It In
some venture Tho proceeds rom the nrst
attempt will be reinvcstrd. and 30 on until the
1st Of March. when tho final profit will be
turned over to the church. 4 reporter who
went round this morning found them employed
in various occupations. Mrs. J. H. Hoagland
said:
lam baking preal and biscuit. bought q
batch Of four with my dollar and am making
money fnst. You'll have TO excuse mo. for Two
GOT batch of hiscuit IN the oven which will
burn II don't look a''gr them"
Mrs. \ '. MARK Ca- 'li.covs cd with several
was cutting aprons She said Vow. you'd
batter huN one Of th'S" apr ma. They arc only
p cents apiece have sixty yards OF material
here. and that means Twenty-Five aprons |
ont her" while take your measure. No. not
for angrl foot, mean for aprone'
s Mps ArTnHdsr T * wa oSTd over
tines. things sell" -he saii. I've nearly
doubled my dollar. already. AM u the people
S"cp on eating my d 'uG mutt have the city
Mr.. NJ +. NIrkery was discovered hard ut
work =, maxim tags o., snIhet powder
with her chatting dish when tho reporter
called. When naked what The dish contained
She answered Fudge. aud a'cr explaining
vel MR. &. Il. Hamm"l was iaking bread
AMI MA I" an g ahurat" -Np Huntion ~ how shs
eNpec'r' to hriv" the CITY bakers out oi husi-
hores thn' he rarah'" " loo "v"mrliaod lr a
way who, will mt the go rar, cent, invest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
STIRvING ~ THE STREETS.
Deaf Girl. Abandoned ny Her Relatives
Couldn't Earn Her Living.


Couldn't Earn Her Living.
\ neatly dressed young rirl told Magistrate
Deuel. in the jefferson Market police court
yesterday that she had no home and no mean
OF support Her answers were so inappropr-
ate 10 the questions put TO her that the Mngis-
trate began to doubt her sanity. lie had
already made arrangements to have her com
mite - Bellevue ior examination when 10
wa, discovered TINT she was stone deal
written ques, ions ELECTED her story from tho
CIR, She had been living with re,atiyas IN thiI
cty II year ago. when they went Wes, and
loft hos behind 10 take care 81 herself Since
then she had tried TO make n living AZ a SER
want. hut her nfrniry had prevented her from
keeping any positio for more than a few
weeks, Her last employment was witt a fam
ily In West Elghiy-piRhth street. Thsy lost
patience with her on Sunday and told her 10
leave the next morning From thar time TIL
yesterday she had wandered about in the
streets without food. Her name. she said. was
Jennie Weber; her Gge. -. Magistrate Deuel.
sent her to Mr.. Blair. Superintendent OF Out
door Poor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
WHY nv rUrI>HED roUNG nuyN.
Principal steven. Says There Was n Thrash
ing Note ON Eile for the Lnh.

ing Note on File for the Lad.
Frank Il Stevens. principal OF Public school
1OS At Arlington avenue and Linwood street
Brooklyn. who was accused Of heating the
ssvcn-vear.old son ~ Lawrence J. Dunn with
n rattan. was In the Gates avenue police court
yesterday. He said that the boy had been
refractory pupil for a long time He said that
II was reported TO him last Friday that three
boys. among them Dunn. had been stealing
books and that when no went to tho room
where the boys were. Dunn droppcd book
and ran away The principal said that there
was a "thrashing note" on file regarding
Dunn Magistrate Worth asked for an eIplana-
tion Of "a "thrashing note" and Mr. stevens
exhibited a letter from Mrs. Dunn. requesting
TIM the toy be thraahed as often as Il was
deemed necessary Nr Stevens said no had
maur, such notes from the parents OF lncorrig-
ihe children.
Principal stevens said that the rattan he
used was nVS-slxtcenths OF an inch IN ok and
boy was punished in the presence of tho school
Jauitor II" I'D not strike the hoy hard
enough. he said to leave n mark an hour after
ward and he could not account for the marks on
the boy = body. He said that personally he was
nrpOscd TO corporal pun shm"nt
IN" hoy's father turned to the Magistrate
and salt
e can show you more than one hundred
children that hRv" lcft h. school on account
OF this man ! treatment.
The htar.nE vas adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
IREI HOLDERS INDiCTkDe

Said Tat True Bill Has Been Found
against Hudson County Board.
1t is stated on what appears 10 be good
authority that the Grand Jury has indicted
the mem hers OF the Hudson County Board OF
Freeholdrrs for malfeasance. extravagance In
expenditures and exceeding their aIpropria-
OF Jersoy CiIy. has been engaged since last
September In max ng an expert exam nation
OF the Frreholders' books and accounts. He
work. Mr. lIough was a witness before the
Grand jury al ia three last sessions aud rec
said that his report Influenced the Grand jury
to nnd an Indictment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
THB PEio: OF SaS DOMINGO.
Consul.General Joub-rt Thinks Nobody Car
Bo Plotting AgninstIt.

TIVE SuS printed on sunday a despatch from
Philadelphia 10 the effect that thu Government
hal intertercd with tho shipment Of twenty.
one cases o. arms. supposed to bc intended for
san Domingo rsvoUtioG.st, II was said that
several san Domingo negroes were watched by
Secret Service agents. and that ono 81 them
had described himself as Henri Heu-eauI,
= nephew o. the assRssinn'cd San Domin-
gan President. The Consul. General ot
san DON'T co in this ci'y Emilio 1 Jodhcr,,
sid Yesterday that he was cnntlnnt thai to
arms cuu,1 mo- have been intend for rcvr-
lutnntsts In MS country. II. sad thai there
was no danger Of revolution in Snn Domingo,
ana INIT the Rrin> ia pne ton were probably
intended for ilaytiin rNro ut'pnis's
My reasons o saving tn said Mr. Jou-
bert. rs thai several merchants ard inventors
have been troubled ny runorI 81 con- NC di.-
turhancas in san Domingo. an: want to as
sure people here that al Iirilo- IN san Do
mingo arc working for uninterrupted peace
aud business Uro.Ier.ty"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
HIRvARD STUDENT ELEoTIoNs
The Three Senior Societies Agree Not I,
Make Any Combinations.

CAMBRIDaE. Mass. Dec. 6.-The presidents
OF three Harvard societies which have always
formed slate for officials on Class Day have
issued an open letter to the university
agreeing not to form any combination
for the coming election. but to allow
cass, without regard TO social standing.
il mas also been decided 70 appoint the follow
ing committee oil Ave TO submit 10 the class
T. II. Whitney, II. {, Boiling, W. c; Ie!lman.
". Morrow and j T.. McCloskey, The report
will be made TO the class In open meeting ana
action taken at that time; .
This move il regarded the most i'm portant
step the student body has made OF its own ac-
cord In recent times. It shows a broad demo:
cratic spirit at work In tho institution that had
not bean recognized previously.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
CnIHF cRoKEns CanRIAGE BARRED.
1t Is Propelled by Steam, So II Wont he
Allowed on tn. Park Driv-ways.

Park Commissioner George CIauseu wrote
TO Chief Croker Of the Fire Department yester-
day. denying the Chiefs application Tor per-
mission TO run his automobile through Cen
trail Park when going to fires. The Fire
Chiefs machine Is propelled by steam. genera
ted by gasoline. and the Park Commissioner
steam and tha canklng OF machinery would
do btless hs the causn OF Tightening horses
aud would result In rnnaways. All Of the per.
for electric automobiles. which were almost
noiseless.
Mr. Causen yesterday issued a permit to
Whitney Lyon of 3l7 Wes' Eighty-NIghfh
street 10 run an electric au omoblle through
the Park on the understanding that he will
sxerc So great care not 10 Brighten horses.
This is the nth such permit Issued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Negro Labor for Hawaii.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Dec 5.-J. @. Leftwloh.
an intelligent negro and Federal Receiver for
Public Money In Alabama, left tonight for tho
hawaiian and Samoan islands to investigate
the conditions there with reference to the pro-
posed emigration OF Southern negroes He
goes ar the agent OF his race and OF sugar
producing syndicate which has made invest:
menis there; The syndicate has sxperimented
but without good results, and has decided
that tho Southern negro viii suit tts pur-
posss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Bid. for the El.y.,ed,. Looomot,ve..

A representative Of the Manhattan Elevated
Railway Contrary stated yesterday that the
company had besn agreeably surprised regard
ing the disposition to be made 1.-THE company 3
old engines when electricity becomes the mo-
tive power. 1t had been feared that little or
nothing would be obtained for the engines.
hut the company has alrealy received hppll.
cations for more engines than II has and at
fair prices. Tho applications have come from
az lar away as st. Petersburg and are chiefly
from American contractors who are building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
DINE

BtDLIPP.-on TUESDAY. Dec. =, lsHs atYonkcrs,
NY. Reuben Henry Budnpp. III the 7s,h year
o. his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CRIMMISS.-A solemn re4ucim month"; mind
will be oierrd ON Thursday, Dee, :, isDp. At IL
An in st. Teresa church. C.assoa av.. cor
ner Sterling place, Drooslvn, for the rcpose OF
the soul q he EcN John Crimmirs.
Rsv Clergy and friends are respectfully invited 10
be present
KNArr.-on Tuesday, Dec, =. 1893 Eliza II.
knapp
Relatives and friends are invItci To attend the
funeral services At ". Mchaers r +. Church
oath ST. and AmSterd in Av.. ~ rhursdt, Dec.
:, 1899. at Z, VI. SChcnuttA ~ papers plea so
copy.
KREIs.-on Dec, ., 1899, at Rcdcrnptorst Rect.
DRY, o3y East lJoth IT., New York Rev. Adam
Kreis. c. :, s, r.
Funeral THURSDAY. Dec. 7, ls0G, n Y;IO 4. NJ
Th- reverend Clergy and friends OF the Gel' Ased
arc respectfully invited.
McSALLY.- Elln McSany, on Dec. =, isnn
Funeral from ST, Agnes Il, g. Church, corner Hoyt
and sAcket ats. brooklyn, on wedne sday Dee. y.
1890, at eA,M
PRESTON. Suddenly. on Dec 3. 1899. At Colorado
Springs In tho S?d year Of her age. Ei,,br,h
steenrnd. wife Of Ralph Preston aud da ghier
OF the late William p Thompson.
Funeral services Will be held At Colorado SPRINGS
on Dec. :, lsHa
SCHULTZE.-AtH ohokcn, y. j.. on SUNDAY, Dec.
q, 1901 Emil Schultzs. Of pneumonia, in his
10th year.
Funeral services on Wednesday, Dec. Il. 1892, At
10 O'Clock A. NJ. IN tho German Evangelical
Church, corner nth aud Garden sts., Hoboken.
wILLETs.-At Flushing, l.. L.. on Tuesday, Dec.
D. 1897, Charles Augustus willets, sr., in the
T4th year o. his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wRAY.-suddcnly, Dec, I, 1899. at her residence,
No. II Fast bnth st.. Cornela T.. daughter
Of the late Stephen and Mary A. wray.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral services on Wednesday after
noon, the 9TH inst. at $40 p. ii. Iuterment
private. Please omit novOrs.
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY,
Once, I Madison av., corner Esd ST., y. Y,
--'--------------------
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Noyes-Humpstons.

Tho wedding OF Miss Helen Humpstone.
daughter OF the Rev. DR.. John Humpstone. to
Mr.. Winchester Noyes took place At O'Clock
yesterday afternoon in the Emmanuel Baptist
church. BROOKLYN. Mis-. Florence Martin was
maid Of honpr AMI the bridssma,hs we're iss
Florence Murphy, Miss Helen Nesmith and
MSS Mabel Plott Morris Ely was bost man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Sentences In ~ Years Aggregnting ell
Years.

William Reno, who said he was German
Hebrew born In Brazil. pleaded guilty 10 grand
larceny before Judge NewburRer In General
Sessions yesterday. According to his own
statement no has been convicted Of grand
larceny ak times. In 1873, no said. he got
two, years sentence IA 1870. five years. In
months, ana in 1894. Hve years Reno An
ished his last sentence. with good behavior
ment found in Novem her 1904 Reno has
learned TO design and works art needle en-
broidery while In prson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
"u>riiD nKLrER" ALLOWED TO vorr

Justice iiookstaN-r's Decision in n Bellevue
Hospital Case.
Frank A. Mcshanc. who was held In a MsgIs-
trates court for illegally voting from Bellevue
Hospital a. his residence. was discharged by
Justice Rnok-tsver Of the Suprsm" Court yes
trrlay McShans was ono Of tho 155 persons
VIII" are CHASED "a unpaid helrsp." and
worked IN the laundry for his board. lodging
amt coth"s There ar" |" pat employees.
h--ilcs Justice Book.taver holds thai az he
wp'k"d for hi, board and had no Intention OF
having the Institution h" coul vote from there.
Tn. Judge no'rs that II was no, shown that no
receives more than his services were worth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Fine-BIaok.

PHILApELrHIA, Dec. 5-Mrs Mary Parker
Black was married ut noon to-day to Mr.. Francis
Quincy Fine. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Dr.. Miller at the Bryn Mawr Presley
terrain Church. The best man was Mr.. william
West, cousin Of the bridegroom. Tho pshers
Gr." o. aTssa m.afe hendn saLo"ss
John VI. l.. Back and Charles Mayre BrcgG.
MIR, Fine Ia the son Of the late John Henry Fine
and o grandson OF Gen. Francis Quincy OF
Revolutionary fame.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
MEADE ON lsfoI M,cnIy& cRUsiDr
"Poor Device the Police Can't Get Any.
thing Out or" Remarks the Magistrate.

Isaac Toholsky. who keeps ciSar store at
100 Henri. street was held Tor the Grand Jury
by Magistrate Meade in tho Essex Market
police court yesterday for having IN his store a
gambling lev o. in tho shape Of a renny.in-
thr.slot machine which gives u crauce TO win
several cigars for a cent.
flow Gd YOU know thrt tn machine was a
gambling devcuf' asked the Mag -tratc.
Because" replied the detective. Il dropped
in cont and didn't get thing
Wei. II must te n pretty ,Olr device when
the police can't got anything out q! IT," said the
Magistrate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06

The marriage OF Miss Annie Rollins Cooper
and Louis lie la Montague AmermAn was
celebrated last evening Tho ceremon was per-
formed at 2l3 West 13ls street, the home OF
Only, relatives and intimate friends Of the
couple were present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
A Coffee Cargo Barred In Boston.

Boston. Dec 5.-The steamer Roman Prince.
lately arrived In New York harbor from
Brazil. will not he allowed to land her cargo NJ
coffee at this port, Hcr agents made applica-
ton for landing the cargo but the local Boa ri
OF Health refused permission yesterday after
noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
welI-Built Dwelling Houses.

In the city or out OF town. are always In de-
mand Sun readers especially require the
best. To reach them use the real estate ool-
umnas-Adf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
niGnWirmtN FIRE ov POLICEMAN.
lie IIRd Interrupted Them Rs They Were
Holding Up n Man On Bi-eck-r street.

Abraham Frank. an installment merchant Of
~ Division street. was as.aulte by 'wo men
In front u III Blepcker street last night as he
was going home with the days receipts In his
pockets. The men had grabbed him nni were
about 10 e. through his pockets when Police
man NcCHucy Of the Mercer street station
came n ong in citizens clothes one Of tho
IN ewes fired IA shot at HIM. but III" bullet
missed. and before the man could fire. again
MrCau'ey hud arres I'D both thieves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
MA11IED.

MOVES HUMPsTOSE.-o On Tuesday De-. =,
1914. at the Emanuel Baptist Chur'h Br Slyn,
bv the Rev. John Hump'tore. nh, assisted by
the Rev, william Humpstons, ID, Helen
Humpst )ne to Winchester Soycs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Hsw Publications.
atew Publications.
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY'S
New Holiday Books

Weadvrhsd Christmas n0s and books Standard
Catalogue illustrated Catalogues Of Selected Books for Children suitable
holiday Of Books History had application.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06

ASTIQCEs AND CURIOs.
ODD god and silver BOUGHT,
EF. EDLE, io6 West t2d st., near 9th ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
special 5lotires.

CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY,
Once, Madison av., corner 2Jd st., ~ r.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-06
E. D. MATTS RESIGNS.

More changes have taken place in Ana
conda, but the most Notable is the resig-
nation of Attorney Hon. Z. D. Mats,
who has resigned as counsel for the Ana
conda Copper Mining company. 1t can
not be found out who will succeed him,
but it is claimed that William Scallon Of
Butte will advise as to law and that
Hon H. L. Bartine. late member Of con-
gress from Nevada, who has taken up
his residence in Anaconda, will advise
in place of Mr.. Mats as to politics.
Edward Cuddthy has resigned as mas
ter mechanic of the eonverters and has
been succeeded by John Farris.
There are several other changes. but
the conditions are such that the infor-
nation is not positive enough to men,
ton.
Mr.. William NJ. Thornton. cashier of
the bank of Marcus DAILY & Co. who has
res Sned. is a relative of Commodore
Watson. now in charge of the Asiatic
squadron at Manila during Rear Adj
mlral Dewey's visit to the United States.
MY. Thornton and Mr.. Mats are con-
temrlating q visit to Manila, and if they
go Will be the guests of Mr.. Thornton's
naval relative.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-06
RUN TO E GULCH.

A horse belonging to D. G.. Brownell and
driven by a man whose name is unknown
ran away Yesterday afternoon in the east
end OF town and carnc near running over
several people during it's mad course over
the city. 1t ran north 10 Park avenue and
west to Hickory street and crossed over
to Commercial avenue. and thence east.
and undertook to run into Brownelrs sta
bic. 1t missed and got mixed I'D in a pile
OF beer kegs in front of Louis Kings sa-
loon. A man undertook to catch him. but
ne broke away and squeezed the man
against Tietien's wooden Indian. struck
the barber ~.s in front of Johnson's bar
Der shop and came near running into For
tiers restaurant. 1t then started down the
Sidewalk. People stood riveted to the
street to behold a short distance in front
OF the runaway two ladies. and each wheel
ing a baby carriage. All at once. and as if
by magic. the horse left the sidewalk. ran
south on Cherry street, west on Sixth and
tr to Sheen Glllch. where it was overtaken
~ = man on horseback. No damage re-
suited. except one spoke in the buggy be-
ing broken.