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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
Cl2ID OrTWITTED-

Another instance Of the truth Of the
old proyerb that the course OF true love
never runs smoothly occurred in East
Baltimore lat Wednesday evening.
The lovers we're Miss Mollie Kimpel,
seventeen years Of age, Of east Pratt
street, and Mr.. Louis Getzke, nineteen
years Of age, VINO lived with his parents
| at No. 2014 Fgirmount avenue.
The young couple bad been keeping
company for about two years, and had
begun to fad single /. easedness irksome.
As their hearts throbbed in unison, and
their souls mad but single thought,
they desired to cement and perpetuate
their union by the marriage bond.
The young man procured the license,
stating his age as tWeuty-one, and the
age OF his bride-to-ba as eighteen. He
then went to gee Rev. D. Z. Snapp, Of
Martin Luther Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Patterson Park avenue and
Orleans street, and made arrangements
to be married Wednesday evening at
seven o'clock. He did not consult With
his parents about his proposed action.
Mrs. Getzke on Wednesday morning
became suspicious. Luis had been out
late the night before and his mother
asked him about it. Thinking, 10
doubt, to offer sufficient excuse, he
said, Pm married"
Mrs. Getzke opened her eyes. MAR
ried!n she exclaimed. "When did you
get married." Last night" he
answered. He also told her that Rev,
D. E. Snapp married them. The
mother did not believe her son, and
went to the home Of the girl where she
learned that the wedding had not come
off but was scheduled for that evening
She took her husband into her conf
dence, and together they repei ed to
the parsonage a short time before the
time set for the wedding.
They went in and told the minister
that the boy was not OF age, aud then
waited mis- coming in the back OF the
parlor, concealed behind some por.
tierres. Louis entered with the young
woman and female relative. He ap
preached Rev Mr.. Snaapp, who held
the license in his hand.
Just at that moment the angry father
parted the portierres, seized the license
and confronted his sor. The latter
visibly Wited and uttered not word.
He was unable TO speak. The father
lectured him for his conduct and
ordered him 10 go home. The two
lovers left the house together. Louis
accompanied his fancee home, while
she bore up bravely on the street, but
wept as though her heart would break
when she had reached the shelter OF
her home. Baltimore American.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
NEWS OF The DAY.

Spain mas arranged > loan Tho
which to pay the troop= brought o2cz
from Cuba.
The bodies Of Prince and Princess
Bismarck were yesterday inferred II
the new mauzoleum e! trledricnsrune.
Under the rev treati=s which Japan
hss negotiated with lne United states
and o.her nations al OF tae AiEado'5
domainz are opened 10 f3Teiga capital
gnd enterprise.
The Duke D'Arco=, Spanish minister
to Mexico. vii! probably De sent to
Washington g special envoy 10 e.
change the final ratiication5 c: the
treaty Of peece.
Joe Walcott, the colored pugili=.,
knocked out Billy Edwards, OF Aus
tralia, ct the Broadway Athletic Club,
New York, last night, in the thir-
teenth OF what was 10 have been
tventy-round bout.
The Democratic Association, Of Bal
timore, Saturday unanimously indorsed
Thomas g. Hayes for mayor, SkipTith
Wilmer fer president Of the second
branch Of the city council aud jas. 4.
smith for city comptroller.
1t IS believed tina. Americans iEter-
eated 10 franchises were prepared to
lend money to the Cuban Assembly il
return for concessions. American spec
| ulators were said 70 be interested IN
Gcneme= Of vast magnitude.
Benjamin P. Hutchin=oo, Of Chicago,
the former board Of trade operator,
died OF heart di=ease yesterday evening
at the Lakeside Sanitarium, Lake &C.
neys, Wis. He was seventy years old.
| His e ate l. estimated te De worth any
where from 10000 to SIC, 10000
The Eighth Illinois colored infantry
who recently arrived al Newport News
left for Chicago yesterday. The eigdt
| light-colored, rather attractive Cuban
women VINO married enlisted men OF
the regiment, at san Luis, were OBJ
ject5 Of considerable attention IS they
passed from the lighter to the train.
TIE Treasury Dspartm ent, through
Auditor Ernest G. Timme, for me
state ana other departments. yester-
day began payment OF claims allowed
under the Bowman aud Tucker acts,
fer which appropriations were made il
the act approved March 3. The total
| Of claims carried by that act il some
thing like 100000.
The Cuban generals Pedro Disz.
Jesus Monteagugo, Luis Roban, Albsr-
J to Nodoraa. Francisco Perazs, and
7 Pedro Betarcourt, VINO. at meeting
held in Havana on Wednesday, de-
clared in favor OF General Gomez a.
against the Cuban Military Assembly,
nave agreed TO disband their forces a
soon G. they receive orders to do 50
from General Gomez. They have also
decided to accept in behalf OF their
troops the S3,000,000 offered by the
United States.
The congregation Of the First Pres
byteriau Church, Washington, met in
the Sunday-school yesterday evening
on special call Of the elders to act upon
the resignation OF Rev. T. De Witt
Talmage, as pastor, and within five
inmates their business had been con-
Guided. Is was expected, the resigna-
ton was at once accepted, without
comment. 10 further action vas taken
either with regard to the selection Of a
new pastor or in reference to the bond
ed and othor debts Of the church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
The 81 Inve.tigation.

kansas CITY. No, March 1.-The
members OF the army beef court OF in
quiry arrived this morning from Oma.
"a. An Informal meeting OF the court
was held st g o'clock at which it was
decided to visit the stock yards. After
inspecting the yards, tour will be
made OF the plaut OF the Armour pack
ing company. This will be the only
packing house visited as it is the only
one in the city with which the govern.
ment has direct dealings. The court
will meet this afternoon, when Eitue:s-
es will be heard, II it is deemed neces-
sary. Witnesses will not be called W.
less something IS discovered at the
stock yards or packing house. Major
Lee, who represents General Miles,
Will probably have some witnesses
whom be will ask to have examined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
COURT OF APPEALS

Carter vs.. Commonwealth. C;,e-..
Court OF the city Of Lgncooury. Il.
6rmed.
y. & W. R. Cos IS. Board o: Posao
Works. Circuit Court city G: Ri.
mond. Affirmed.
Judge John ". Riely-Souer= e.
Commonwealth. County Cour. otAe.
comac county. Affirmed.
Judge r. Il. CsrdHeil-Bsa,.r g-
Barley ct sl=. Cooperation Col-, O..
Alexandra. Decree amended and Al.
irmed.
Judge John :. B1c6ansr-Cu..e.
IS. Brandt & DculoP. trustee. e.c. asa.e-7
Co1rr city Of Picamold. 'a.rmet.
Judge George I. Es.s-=o1.--,S
News, Hampton AID DC P1il. Deg. g..
Newp3r. News street Baiw1y c.. -
Equity Court city o. Richmond. Eeyers 8
Riverside Cotton Mills = Green. co.
ration Court OF Dangilie. Wli.ot e-.ar a.i
=upersedeas. Bond $500
Miller -. Miller. Great Cou7. 81 3. &.
inghsm county. Appeal. 3o-l 500
West End Zeal Estate Cou2sly 81 Csc
borne. Crcoit Court city OF 3camol6. Wa.
VI et4pl aI1 - g---T4t---- pom 49,
Dcncan $. city Of Lyrcl51Ts Co-9-..
ton Copc; city Of Lynchblrg Va. u cr-or
and supersedeas. Bod SIgJ
Peyton e. as. IS. Parkinson g. as
cut Court OF NottaTay county. Alrsa s-5
5GpeIsedeas. No bond
Erg.eman - EDgleuau. C.-c-.t Co-r. r.:
RockbEidge. Appel and s1rerseieaz. Bod
$1,000.
Mursey vs.. Bank 0. Princeton. C.r.-..
Court OF symche county. appeal Reused
Stuart Is. Mayo. CHcai, Court q. Wes..
moreland county. Aqpea. refused.
Proc.or vs.. Commonwealth. County Co.r
OF Fsuquier. Wit Of error refused
Bridgeforth IS. Bridgeto.ih. C.rc1.. Coz:
Of Elizabeth City county. appeal -efcs D.
Barnes v5. Morrison. Hastings Cogr, cuy
OF Roanoke. Writ Of error and scpt1seiess
Bond $500.
Richmond Union Passenger pa. way s.. g..
:. & P 2. Co. Petition 70 relear. Petition
refused.
Todd rs Sykes. Further argued sd sub.
nitted
Nielsen vs.. Turner, argued sa3 submitted
until today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
SHOOTING AT HOT SPRINGS.


A shooting ARRAY occurred at Hot
Springs, Ark, yesterday evening
which resulted in the death Of FIVE men
and the serious wonnding OF one man.
The killed are Thomas Toler, chief Of
police; J. z. Hart, city detective; Thos.
z. Goalee, police sergeant: John Will
liams, son Of Sheriff Williams, and
Louis Hinkle, driver Of brewery
wagon.
Inc shooting grew out Of the mayor
atty cam Daign under way at Hot
Springs. The sheriff was q warm sup
porter Of the regular democratic norni-
nee, while Toler, Hart and Go7lee
we're supporting an opposition candi-
date.
Early id the afternoon shots were
exchanged between Sheriff Williams
ard MS son John, on the one side, and
5ergean; Goslee, on the other, but no
one was iojured. Alter this both par
ties determined to have it out. Toler,
Hart and Goalee were walking south
on Central avenue at about half-past
five O'Clock, when they were met by
Sheriff Williams and his two sons
John and CoIsry) and Ed Spears.
10 one can tell who fired the first
shot, bat in moment there was gen.
eral fusllade. in which forty or fifty
shots were exchanged. When it was
over Toler, Hart, Goslee and Hinkle "a
non CON batant) were dead, and John
Williams was mortally wounded. Will
liams died an hour later.
Louis Hinkle attempted to separate
the combatants when the fight opened.
He was shot in the head and died in.
stantly.
The mayor, Immediately after the
shooting, appointed Judge L. D. Beld-
ing chic: OF police. Deputies were
sworn 10 at once, aud eli saloons were
ordered closed. There is little fac
tional feeling outside of those engaged
in the shooting. Order was easily re-
stored and the city is now quiet. The
sheriff and bis son Coffery are under ar
rest, and no further trouble is antici-
pated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
FROM WASHINGTON
rCors4pondsnce d tha Alexandra eA'es'e-l
WAzEISs7oE, March II.


Amoug those Who served il the Ma
zine Corps du.inz the war with SPAIN
Designated for examination 10 III the
uavv vacancies IN that corps a. proyid'
ed n toe personnel Dill passed Dy Con-
grezz are 2 c. BsrkIey and .. r. Kit
tenho1=e, 0. Virginia.
TIE following changes IN TIE fourth
clAss Bo7toifces OF Virginia were made
todav: Eaeart, Orange county, BeoJ
:. Eneart, appointed postmaster, vice
Lewis Z. Davis, removed Falls Mills,
Tezswell county, Nm. J. Buczland.
VICE Thomas u. Carter, dead.
Senator Daniel OF Virginia mas been
invited 70 attend the celebration OF the
ompleiion Of the new public building
a. Chicago.
Among the prominent Virginia demo-
Gratis hare today are Representatives.
Quarles aud Jones, Mr.. Speaker Ryan
OF the House Of Delegates, and eZ-otate
Senator e. Walton Moore.
aeon ni=ssiouers for the condenl alton
Of ground on the Virginia side OF the
rver near the Chain Bridge Tor large
water power establishment, Will com-
mence that WORK or the Z7.n instant on
me land Of the Wander werken estate.
An Alexandria county mao. here TO-
day, say5 the coming election OF county
/ officers there seems 10 Dc the only topic
Of general interest. For common
weaItn's attorney there are Two candl-
dates. Mes=rs. Johnson and Douglass;
for sheriff, Mes=rz. Palmer aud Dun
can. aud for clerE, Messra. Youog and
/ Russell. Whether Mr.. Wioirt, the
treasurer, will nave opposition L not
| definitely known.
Tue address OF Capt. Alexander OF
! L.ezburg, delivered before the Confed-
erste Veterans Association OF this city
rs. night On the exploits OF Mo5oy :
Ranger4, OF which command he Hss &
youthful members, We listened to Win
undivided attention by packed audi
encs, 70 many Of whom some Of the
-ainez ne spoke Of vera entirely knew,
70. being Il sny OF rue books OF the
subject h its conclusion tue Captain
received unanimous aDplzu=s.
Adyices nave been received from
| Manila which indicate that hostilitiea
may end within very snort tune.
President Mckinley has been advised.
! Prince William county democrats here To-
day say there viii be three caadid2tes for
| the legl.lzJnre in thsir county-Meazrs. Gal
.ahsr, Jenney and Wheat-and that as all the
o.ner county oiacers viii 90 70 those VIA
i've ''ssove he Tun," the people ~ho i've
below the r0r" mink they =aould have the
one referred %.
There i some ak here Of al intention Of
tae yeunsy!val:s Raihoad Company 20 IaoFe
their f:eigl; depot froln Rozs.y IA % a site on
the opposite sids Of the ri7er in Georgeto VI
! b. the merchants say ;hey would rather
asui ,hei. regh: over the AqCedgct bridge
which is oa 2 level with she present depot,
nan up the steep grade il Georgetown.
The Official intelligence Of the signing Of
she pace treaty b. the Q1eeu Regent n
spain podsy, has not reached Washington
nor il i: likely 70 come here in an Official
form before the expiration Of ten days OF tvs
| geeLs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

BosToS, March IA private New
York dispatch says: TIE Standard
Oh party. with al abundance Of idle
money, have been for some tine large
and increasing owners Of sugar stock.
They have now passed into control OF
the property, and their voice and act.
i've management will shortly be made
apparent in the affairs Of the company.
They will run the property on stan
dard oil trust basis, which means u
per cent. dividends, cessation OF trade
wars, expanding business, and low re-
tsil rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
eifted His Mife,s Ashes.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Albert August
Becker, the confessed wife murderer,
helped the officers at the Hyde Park
police station 5iit the ashes supposed to
be the remains OF his dead wife ye5ter-
day, and when be would fad a piace OF
hard substance would give it to one OF
the policemen with the remark: Here's
some OF her" Detective Sheehan
brought to the station the ashes that
Detectives Reidy and Burns had taken
to the stock yards station, February
y. The ashes were screened and two
bones were found Ore was pronounced
by two surgeons to be portion OF 9
human skull. The murderer, with OF
icer= inland and Gilman. was exanin-
ing the pile OF evidence which Is in the
cell next to that occupied by Becker
yesterday. when, with 81 exclamation,
be picked up three teeth. "These, l
believe, were my wife's," he said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
ProbablyLost Wi,b aUon p.

BALTINoBE, March 1.-Two ysae-.
bound from Baltimore Tor foreign No.
are missing, and nave been gwen m
as lost. One Is the British :.rs-,.s.
OoeroP, which lett port Ja1usr7 = -.
Antwerp. She carried ABOUT - nsr
Nothing has been heard Of dec .I.Ge
she left port. TIE other missing -.
eel is the sailing ship Prince E5ga-3
hailiDg from Christisns, Norwav. 80
left port July u, with cargo Of cal
for the United States wafs1ip= Il Hon.
olulu. she should have msde ne y5v.
age within i've months. o.. has beer :.
sea nine months. The saip cs---sS
about twenty hands. Anotne. o7.,i-z
vessel is the three masted sceo57z-
James ". 8igelow. Sne .e.c Jsc.ar.
vile, Fla, January g, win lumber .o-
Providence, aud Is over : month cvs..
due.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

SOME or the Northern "bumani-
tariana" who are advocating ths
"mashing and slaughtering and mas
sacreing" OF the ignorant natives OF the
newly acquired foreign provinces. by
their conquerors, are protesting against
the execution Of the death sentence
upon fendish woman who tried To
kill her husband and who did murder
her step-daughter. a deliberate mur-
derer, whether man or woman, should
be made to pay the death penalty.
Northern justice now Law should be q
respecter Of persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

PRoF. GEoReE D. HERON Of the
Iowa State College, positively asserts
that the Spanish war was inztigated b5
q conspiracy Of certain nen Who would
profit by it, who planned FOX zuosidiz-
ing certain Northern newspapers, FOR
corrupting congreszmen and for sup
plying the Cuban insurgents with arms
and ammunition, their profits to be de
rived from government contracts and
from stock iobbing. And get such
simplstons ere the people Of this corn-
try that they have spent hundreds OF
millions Of dollars and lost Thousands
of the lives Of their own fellow citizsns,
for the sole benefit Of the conspirator=
referred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

AsBURY PARK, n. j., March 17.-At
3 o'clock this morning Mrs Uriah
White arose from her bed and procured
q razor, with which she went to the
bath room and cut deeply one Of her
wrists. She then sat down and await
ed death. Her attempt at suicide was
discovered thirty minutes later by her
daughter, Mrs. John W. Couover. A
physician was summoned but he could
not save. her. Mrs. White has been a
victim OF melancholia for some months.
Her husband is wealthy business
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
A Miners Battle Expected

LAKE CITY, Col, March ia train
with eight coaches conveying Colorado
troops arrived here this morning. Sher-
i'll Deck and small group of citizens
met the train and announced that the
Italian miners were in possession at
Henson. The citizens had guarded
the road to Henson and the Italians
had no knowledge of the coming of the
troops. The troops will probably start
for Henson about noon, and demand
the surrender OF the Italians. II they
did not comply battle is sure to Gu
sue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

HAVANA, March 17.-Thera were
two deaths from yellow fever here to
day and FIVE fresh cases of the disease
are reported. The fever is gradually
spreading throughout the city.
The transport Meade, bringing the
50, 900, 600 to pay off The Cuban troops
arrived here today from New York &C.
companied by the cruiser Chicago.
Distribution Of the money to the Gu
bans will begin at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

THAT HUMBUGGERY is not confined
TO this country, is made plain by the de-
termination Of so many Of the others to
participate in the conference to be held
at the instance Of the Gar to discuss
the question OF general reduction OIL
armament, though all of them are now
increasing their respective army and
naval forces as rapidly as possible. Ii
ia az natural for nations to fight az it il
for individual men; sit is their nature
TO" and as long as might makes right,
al it does, every one OF them will try
to possess that right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

DISPATCHES from Manila, to the Of
feet that the American army after
burning Cainta, withdrew, iu order to
obtain ammunition" are by no means as
favorable as the friends of the soldiers
of that army would like to read. A
victorious army that has every thing its
own way and whose advance meets with
only nominal resistance, doesn't burn
Gowns aud then withdraw for ammuni.
lion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

A. STATED il yesterdays Gazette,
the President has ordered L. :. ship
to proceed to Kingston. Jamaica, at
the service Of ex-Secretary John 5ner-
man, who i sick there, on his way
home. Mr.. Sherman Is now private
citizen, though an exceedingly rich one
and why government vessel ahoUlo
be sent to bring him home Il as inez-
plicable to the average taxpayer q i
Mr.. McKinley's authority to issue such
q remarkable order. But this admins
tration acts upon the idea that the gov
eminent Is only means to the profit
and luxury Of itself and ito friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

CHARGES AGAINST Mrs. KILL
On motion Of the prosecuting ator-
neg. the charges of ysgraucy against
Mrs Mary T. Kelly were dismissed IN
Washington yesterday. Mr. Kelly
was alleged to have inveiglea promi-
nent business men into her office IN
building on F street and to have swin-
died them out of various sums OF
money. Her arrest was the subject Of
comment for several days. On examiu-
ing the witnesses who were 10 appear
before the court Prosecuting attorney
Pugh found that he could not prove tia.
the law had been violated in any re.
spect, and accordingly Withdrew the
charges against the defendant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
4 Sconroe of Scnrrr

SEATTLE, Wash, March l7.-Every
settlement in the vast Copper rivei
country OF Alaska is either hospita
or morgue. Advices brought by the
steamer Excelsior last night are to the
effect that eight out OF ten miners il
the country have fallen victims tc
scurvy. Men are fleeing from the
country IS fest as possible, taking al
sorts OF chances in order to escape the
disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

BUILDING FOR CoNvENTIoNs.-Ar
engagements have been perfected for tie
erection OF g mammoth coliseum build
ing at Wabash avenue and Sixteenth
street, Chicago, where the oliL3oy
prison is located. The new structure,
which will hold $4,000 people, "i.. be
completed by the 1st OF next oep,em.
Der. 1t will be constructed mainly OF
iron and steel, and will be larger man
Madison Square Garden, New lorss'
being 2S4 feet long and Us fee. il
width. The building will be psr,cu,,
larly well suited for conventions, ana
an effort will be made to secure me re-
publican and democratic national en-
ventions next year. 1t is expec'fd nat
the building will cost about Sl990oJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17
referred tC

SEVERAL Virginia congressman voted
for the enlargement Of the Na7al
Academy at Annapolis, With tns
distinct understanding that the
granite required for the new build
ing would be supplied by the
quarries near Richmond. But thsy
didn't keep their eyes on the bill for
that purpose, and when il Tas ct 81
their sight it wsz % changed that tH4
stone shall be brought fron Maine.
The proposed enlargement Of the nagal
school is one Of the consequences Of the
Spanish war, and all the profits Of that
war, Of course, 20 to the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

THE SUPREME Court of Virginia has
decided that cases Of contempt of court
shall be determined by the court itself,
and not by juries. Under pure and
impartial judiciary, this decision would
unquestionabiy be wise, just and con-
ducive to the pu6lic good, but as the
popular belief is that all branches Of
the government, executive, legislative
and judicial, are now controlled by the
plutocrats, it is no less certain that
many people are not disposed to give it
their unqualified approval
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

FISHING FOB HAMs-In the wreck
Of a freight train, which occurred re-
Gently below Balcony Falls. on TIE
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, g car was
overturned and its contents dumped
into the river below, which wss
swollen by the food. After the waller
receded the car was found 10 have been
loaded with hams, many OF which were
left high ard dry. The courry PEG
pie carried them OF. many C, taem
securing all they could carry Bl,
the luck OF enc man who f,aed gas
like finding gold nine. Nearby ives
a whirlpool which sucked in every
thing within a given radius and dis
charged nothing. He hshed out Of
this whirl sixty hams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-17

ONCE RICH, NOW A BURGLAR.-The
County Court OF Shenandoah is en-
gagged in trying Joseph Bowman on sew
eral indictments, charging MIN with
burglary at New Market. He has been
found guilty in two cases, receiving Jail
sentence by throwing himself on the
mercy OF the court. Bowman was left
q small fortune less than two years
ago. He is penniless nov, having
squandered his money. While in
atiluence he startled rural folks by
wiping his horses mouth after a drive
with five and ten dollar bills and
then throwing them in the street. For
the Newmarket burglaras ''Bob'
Minnick, whose Whereabouts are un-
known, was indicted with Bowman.
He is regarded as dangerous charac-
ter, and boasted before his disappear
ance that he had entered nearly every
house in Newmarket, and cooked and
eaten meal while the occupants slept.
Minnick says that he will never be
taken alive.