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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20
Rewards and runishmcnis.

Still. the belief hold Is fixed and strong,
That evil deeds bring instant punish
ment.
And good deeds swift reward, although
n long
Success to wicked plottings may he. lent
For man Is like a player nj the hoard
or some great organ; II he strikes the
notes 80 .U-}
Which harmonIze, pure and gracious
chord fr
Down the dim vast cathedral floats:
But n the notes be false, the sweet sounds
cease, .'
And dIscord jars the ear and mars the
prayers - ~ 70. !
That into troubled hearts were bringing
peace. .t.4.... 4, ~ r..
And healing with their balm all human
aE cares. i.r 81
So docs ouch deed hcllish dscord roll
Or chord OF heavenly sweetness through
mans soul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. 1t
is great surprise on account OF Its ex-
ceeding promp,ness In relieving pain In
bladder kidneys and back, In male or
female. Relieves retention of water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by r. II. List. druggist, Wheeling, w.
Vn. tfSS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20

% the grip
The terrible grip,
I'm wondering still II he'll get me this
trip! s-
II he'll cough me to glory
And finish my story
The grlp-the terrible grip!
Q the grip
The TERRIBLE grip!
I'm wondering still II he'll founder the
ship.
or still keep n body
Attacking his 'toddy"-
The Grll'-the terrible grip!
o the grIp!-
(Aln't Il time for nip"
Be sure that the hour-thc minute don't
Slip0
I'm almost us lucky
As folks In Kentucky
So, here's TO. the Srip-to the grlp
Frank J.. Stanton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20
:ea!.) a. w. GLEASON,

NOTIFY PUBIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY C CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20
9 The grip
STATE OF OHIO, !
CITY OF TOLEDO. Sgs
fTsTAC Cnt-S+rrxv

STATE OF OHIO,
CITY OF TOLEDO. $gs.
LUCAS COUNTY
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the arm Of F. ].
Cheney & Co.. doing business In the
CITY OF Toledo. County and State afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. q
FRANK.J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
4. D.. 1856. 90
(sea!.) A.W. GLEASON,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20

trhe INTELLIGENcER, embracing lis
several. editions, Is entered in tho Post
Office. at Wheeling, W. Va. as second
class matter.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Notice Is hereby given MAJ ms "si ny
OF the Fostoria Glass Comparv %JIS
january J, 1899, and numbered ftN,, FI'n
tcCn 10 thirty inclusive. viii H.. ny !, ~
presentation nj the National l.,.t,', z
Bank or Wheeling. West virEirl5 IA,
bonds will cease TO bear intcFrs, 49,. .'tt
ID day OF February, 1859. w .
FOSToRlA GLASS cOMP,yv
By w. s, BRADY, Secretary. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20
Nep Tdppriiscmrnn

nor SALE-MY RESIDENCE -
y South Front street. II X GiEST,ls
hS.VfSS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20

WANTED-RELlABIE AND II.-,,.c
w men. experienced In l,Ir Nv
or building associations. a. taar,s,ssS1
salary. References must acrnmnrw: =
pllcation. Call oil a. u, EASrON'' WSS, \
House. before Saturday noon. J1ag.1SrLr;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20

SVoU CAN'T BEAT II If YIN. :, :
i fair" Room ana bOGsJ S;n AZ
week az the Dunrt Hotel, 4. TN r
street, clty. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20

VI On the eighteenth ballot the Repub-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-20

4; y % and y Fourteenth Street.
JOHN FREw, Pres. and Bus. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
cEIL4y N. SPITzER's MISSION.

70 WORK ~ THE INTERESTS OF THE OHIO CEN
rrNN1AL EXPOSITION WHILE ABROAD
c.nsn ". Splitter. OF spi,zer & Co. bankers
whose main Offices are in the Splitter Building O
LIDO and who a few days ago opened branch o.
fee r this CITY at No. 20 Nassau-st sails on tues
dsv on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Tor the pui-
pose % establishing European connections for MS
house incidentally Nj Splitter will while abroad
make ARRANGEMENTS with foreign artists ana man
utarturers for exhibits a. the Ohio Centennial EX-
position which is 10 be held In 1902 and the man
tssnsnt Of which Is ir charge Of the OHIO cen
,srulal Company. OF which NJ Splitter IS presi-
dent Nj Splitter has Al his Toledo home. ne says
ore Of tho. hrCst private art collections N me
eour,~v. and Il his purpose 20 have The various
AT centres OF Europe well represented by paint
iags a. the Ohio Exposition. He also hopes 10 Sc
cure an attractive exhibit OF laces from Vienna
and other plac-s and IN Switzerland and Bavaria
As vii - on tho lookout for picturesque struct-
vres after which 10 modd some 90 the Ohio EX-
position buildings At Hamburg he will visit
Hagenbeck the noted dealer In wild animals. ana
lection az animals similar 70 that seen al me NJ
cago Worlds Fair IN 1893. Indiana Illinois. Mlcnl-
gar and Wisconsin have authorized me eNpenll nun
o. 10000 each FOR State buildings on the hApoei-
ton GROUNDS and the United states GoVerhInetl
has appropriated 800 900 in aid % the enterprise
The Ohio Legislature will be asked 20 vote an APP
PREPARATION Ot 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
TAKEN TO NORTH BROTHER ISLAND
MISS PARKER REMOVED FROM HER HOME
BY HEALTH OFFICERS AND PUBLlC
SCHOOL no % CLOSED.

Miss Julia Parker teacher OF Public School NO
N who was taken III with smallpox at her nome
No 72S Flatbush-aye., last Tuesday, was removed
n the Riverside Pavilion. on North Brother Isl
and Yesterday The trip was made on me BoaIo
- Health tug from DOck-st. All the FURNISHINGS
~ ibo house in FIatbush have been taken 70 the
Contagious Disease Hospital in Kingston, az,
.bore re- viii he finigated The house Will also
he fumigated , ~, r,o-,,o- mas
public School No. 20. in which Miss Parker wa, was
teacher has been closed by order OF Or Biack
Deputy Health Commissioner The pupils nun ui,
dred and fifty in number, who ATTENDED the amy
their homes and carefully watched The school
bousa bas been subjected TO a thorough fumigation
az have the furniture and the books. The mem
bers ~ the school Board Of the Borough OF BROOK
Board OF Health to systematically yacclnate az
me sohoo children. in view % the fact mat no
nrnile , admitted 70 the schools without their
Vaccination being certified 70 by reputable physi-
clan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
,cr,pTORS AND PAINTERS DINE

.,,y .0ANs ". J. COOMBS. THE REV
rr5o1,.sR s1ICER AND OTHERS SPEAK
=, vas p model dinner. naturally ior sou'P,o.S
u was 80 two bands Of them. the Ma
Ut e.i-,rva Society and the Natonal society OF
", p,,~.ers The Joint festivity was held IN 'he
,-.a-.,sr Fine Ar,s Building. 10. A2 west NY
$3.50 last evening. This was The comniuee
- .. y ND. John De Wit; Warner D. w.
49, = O. ZONES. C. r Lamb. ". 7 Evans ana
r-eds-,c CroVninshield About one huhu'eo anu
ef,v men and women were seated a. smaH roe'"
,sbss IN the spacious rooms Of the sculpture 50
c,v on he ground floor on each table stood
- ,t,c,s- ~ hammered copper holding long sprays
O, apple blossoms.
Tn nresden. o. the Sculpture Society. j. - A
va,5 presided In the other seat Of honor was
John la Fargo president OF the Mural PAINTERS
yo-b made speeches and then Mr.. Nard caiIeo o"
X 7 Coonbs % Brooklyn. Mr.. Coombs dilatee on
+hs great opportunity which the magnificent park
system o, New-York affords 10 sculptors 20 beauty
their own city and at the same une make l'nPei-
sshahe reputation
He was followed by Brooks Adams Of Boston,
who said that on his many trips to Western Eu-
rope he had observed steady decline in the viTty
Of the art there and corTes?onaing a, Vs. s
Jus. on the verge OF producing a truly great aren't
tect. who. inspired by the spiri OF power "',t IN
now infusts This Nation. would equal mere ING
artistic triumphs which added 10 the !ustTe Of
tn Rev, Thomas r. slicer followed Nj Adams.
saying ne glad 10 hear any one IRON isS
taking OF the power % this Natfon. oecS Sc
T1o i tax 4uS an 4Rs reference to Atknso
otious pamphlets was loudly applsuded MI she &c
sad he felt inclined 10 preach sermon 70 t .
sTtists and scuptors assembled there. because iof
them 10 hear would have the ehect OF noEe1,S
anyway ne promised 10 let them on easii.i' NV
srsr and mixed Up much good advice win soHle
better jokes which caused great Laughter .,d
Other speakers were J. De Witt warner anu
Frederic CrDwninsnield
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
BOB" WAS AWAY.
THE GAsMAN WHO INVADED THE FITZsIM-
MONS HOME IN BATH BEACH MIGHT
HAVE NET TROUBLE

OTHERWISE

1t Is with fear and trembling that the collectors
and Inspectors Of the New-Utrecht Gas Company
go these days TO the cottage in Bath Beach where
Robert Fitzsimmons the pusilst. is training for
his encounter with James Jefrries, the California
boiler-maker. As everybody knows Mr.. Fitzsim-
mons is man OF considerable force, and there are
traits in a gasman's character that are not always
angelic. Owing TO a misunderstanding with the
gas inspector who makes periodical trips 10 the
Fltzsimmons cottage. in Twentleth-sve. near Bath-
ave- in Bath Beach. Mr. Fitzsimmons IS in an
ugly mood. and no is likely to bust the gas trust
as he opening.
When Bob" was running around the fields ana
lanes OF the old town OF New-Ctrecht day oefore
yesterday picking daisies and smiling violets. ana
incidentally developing hts wind. the gasman VINO
had put a meter in the house few days before
Robert began training called and said that II $40
was not Immediately paid for the meter ne would
take IL out. Mrs Fitzsimmons said that the pro-
lessor her husband. was out reciting Iennysoh
'Locksley Hall" but that as soon as ne returned n
would see about the SO The meter man bristied
up and said that that would not do at all WIN
him It was 80 down or the meter would be taken
out. ,.A 49, ,-,da ~
birth and circumstance OF constant war. made a
break" al the meter man. but Mrs. Fitzsimmon-;
b. baby. restrained her offspring counselling him
that the law would take it's course. The meter man
af Aft there Was en- no gas for the
FOR the beefsteaks 10 broi. nor the chops nor me
When the master Of the manor came nom
from his ten-mile spin, he could scarce resIi ~
himself Soon his tall form was on It's way 10 tne
ras companys Office. and In a short tlme tI,-
meter man came meekly back and put the meter
where II before -, -
When Mr. Fitzsimmons was seen about the ms
understanding Yesterday he was engaged IN Punch-
ing the bag In the barn and gave the Io'o"'"-
story. -t.A
you see-(biff! went the bag as he smote II WIN
his strong right nst-it was-bir-hke tn.sLL,Ussl
Austin the what owns ms rspch e. o' he
said he would have the meter-bih-lett IN NJ M
house here-bir-so's wouldn't have TO gay ne
,10-bin- biN-deposit on the darned-hih-oift-
thing wei-bif-Austin forgot II or s0m me t,g
biz bir-and instead went 70 the gas-plH DIN
ONCE and got back the So-biff. biH-he had put up
This dead cinch-bi1. bnIioui ~ ms MS par en
hiN-and then the bloody gas-bif. bin 6n- man
got hsblr-machne because zee e, Ms . Fz
ali there was to-bif bin. bin-to II. but. Young
feiler-Tll-bin bin-II tell yer one ining0oi n
bin bin-if I'd bin here wen that feller come
bin b.ff-i'd have fetched him couple Jolts Is, on
the jaw-bin, bin~and II wou no Ia'u ''''
Bang went the clear tnr or9 rsve
harm door where little Bob grabbed II ana sd'e
{, several moro "biNs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
NO AGREEMENT YET REACHED.

Detroit May 5.-The street railway interests rep
resented by Tom L. Johnson. and the Detroit
Street Railway Commission headed by Governor
Pngree have been unable thus far TO agree on
prce for the sale Of the street railways to the city
II Is admitted by the Commissioners that their oher
is something over SIS 90 ooo, 10 be paid out OF the
receipts Of the lines the companies to be secured
nv new franchise extension in the event OF default
In payment ., 49, ,oo ooo -, -
elusive OF a bank account Of 500 900. which ooth
mission as working capital. Whether the negota-
tors come together or otherwise TIE Tnoie ma,ter
will now shortly he referred 10 the city Couhcl'
with a recommendation that the people have oppor-
tunity TO vote upon the propositions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
TELEPHONE BELLS SILENCED.
THREE BOYS CUT OFT A SECTION OF CABLE.
STOPPED THE SERVICE, FAILED TO
GET AWAY WITH THE WIRE
AND WERE ARRESTED

Three boys were arrested last night FOR attempt
ing on Thursday night 10 run of with about FIVE
hundred feet Of telephone cable belonging TO the
Ner-York and New-Jersey Telephone Company. re-
sulting in seriously Gripping the service OF the
Bedford exchange for couple OF hours. The boys
are Thomas Maloney. twelve years old. OF No. 2
Emerson Place James Tierney. twelve years ola.
Of No l0l Steuben Place, and Albert Degregona.
nine years old. Of No . Washing ton-aE V ney
were put in the custody Of the Childrens Society.
on Thursday night about o'clock three i,a TOYS I
waited Railroad IN Grand-st. between Myrtle ana
Wuloughby They then proceeded 70 Guy
AWAY about five hundred feet Of the telephone cable
which Is strung along under the structure. / re
street is dark az this point. and no one saw the
bows az their work but the falling Of the heaIy
able into the street aroused some Of the people IN
tho nelghborhoOd. They came out and saw the
three little fellows trying 10 roll the cable INTO .
bundle 20 that II could 10 carried away Nneh
thev saw that they were discovered. the boys TOOK
70 their heels. From descriptions given 10 Detec-
tives Carroll and Newman. OF the Cldsson-aFe std-
ton the arrests were made last night.
The wire which cut connected the main zee,
phone exchange with the Bedford exchange ana
FOR hours the service was crippled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
IT CATSED A FILTER.

TIE PUBLICATION OF FAGAN's ASPIRATIONS TO
BE SHERIFF LEADS THE MAYOR 70 DE-
CLINE THE UNoFFERED PLACE.
The publication OF interesting rumors which have
been rife in Hoboken for some time that Mayor
Faean was possible candidate for Sheriff OF Huo-
son County next fall caused A decided hutter IN
political circles. The faithful followers OF BOO
Davis in the Democratic machine smiled ana salo
thar Fagan would not have ghost Of a show as
the slate as already arranged provides FOR TIE
nomination Of Carl Ruempler. Fagans sriehas
said that the Mayor would make strong cam
dldate Just the same. 80
Mr. Pagan has not been speaking terms Win
M Davis long enough since their lsst ruPlL -
thaT he would have 70 chance TO upset an! sac -.
airaadv made The Mayor assured Tribune re-
nor,er YESTERDAY afternoon that he would not &c,
cent a nomination for Sheriff II It was presented
to him on a silver platter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
,rU CUSTOM HOUSE PLANS.
arrARY GAGE OFFERS INCREASED
ooypENsAT1oN TO ARCHITECTs-THE
prsT IN THE COUNTRY EN-
TO CONF ETE.

pECTED TO CONF ETE.
u,or MAY 5 (speciaD.-The Supervising
Vss" ~ the Treasury expects 10 have his
Arch''.-,a for the competitive designs for the
pros ..,.or, House IN New-York ready for those
ns~ who will compete by the 18th OF this
So The names OF those VINO nave oeen IN
roh". compete Will not be made public until
v.ieo .~-.r,rne Is determined upon finally and
tas N the hands OF each architect
pAO' ..i6 Al the Treasury this afternoon that
:, the more important architects OF the
we. Rad been invited 70 enter the contest
eo~"-. ,-itv o. them being NETWORK men. the
re - v,lll be constructed under the provisions
nha Tarsney act but an important CONCESSION
o. =" made by Secretary Gage IN the COM
sss De =. 10 allowed in order that he may
pens1'.sl be., talent possible. Under the present
so".' 2 ne- cent is allowed on all sums
reg - n,o g., per cent on the next $4,000. ana
% ,e,, on all over N00ooo Secretary Gage
- Ps..,5a5 that IN this contest he will allow
hH -, nsr cent on the entire cost OF the oui'o-
w ,-,de- this ruling he expects some OF me
~. .ss,,ects In the country 10 compete. Inc
oesl o.. rove been requested TO inform the Secre~
sc,entance by the 10th of the month.
ta'' r,o,arfr1ent Is unwilling 10 make any
p'' -. &C 10 how many have accepted or &C.
.u,sd 70 enter the contest ,.,-- Ill, ~
en- -,g-an,-ne on which this competition vii ne
IN IN p. raoessa-ily somewhat simple II VIII CON
- Generally speaking OF std'eHe"' -
ss' - -oru.-emea,s o. the Federal service IN
nee's a.. civ The Department will block OUT a
scheme indicating the number o, 81 aooT
genera 49, shall he how many square lee. ot n.y. ~
he bull1.ls sS provided and stipuaiing that tns
space nus st Of course. conform TO the me'eS anu
euiiGnln.s Az ~ ne site -..r..r,a,,o,
the bounos 80 ~ the building. It's ornamentanQn'
me Mi be III entirely 10 the 's s5sf o. bIIdng Of
tee II =, eolid rroportions will be preferred 70
a' Ssdsd down win f comms
suc1 -.--saG az The Supervising ArchltecI OF ~
on and NO architects or experts IN ' a9d Te
struction o. Socretary as 10 the relative merits OF
!o.' . 70 ns and plans submitted y, IN. Of the
Jndt tuo - Secre+a~v OF the Treasury ana us
designs ~ approval by him ne mas e.. ma
ss ana the secTe'ay OF .ee 10 set any time for
and conTIjstion % the building. but me & .,
ths, Relieves that the new custom HOUSE Jus
~ sn,shed within five years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
TO WAKE 4 MAP or QUEENS.

Engineer Rise. Of the Typographical bureau OF
,be city government is about 70 begin work on
.o,,nle,e man OF Queens Borough. The work -
new nothing Of the kind having been done before
There were received from the old town ana VII
lage governments many maps and much data OUT
The Department will have 10 resurvey every foot
:, .Ao ,-ou,d Something Ike s. 900 acres will have
o. ~ sn-,evsd and about II ccD acres verified
20 existing maps The work will entail me eylng %,
-. bottndarv line between the borough ana N9ssau
49,. IN accordance with the charter ana M
orosnSn,en, relative 70 the eastern boundary passed
.hfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
u1.vr1NC FOR ANOTHER sCAPEGOAT
ve JACKSON MAY BE 4 DIRECTOR.

,o,,,. ,,rrvcwoRrH TO ENTERTAIN HIS OLD
EMPLOYEES
the annual meeting for the election Of officers
., he Renianlr Atha & Ilngworth Company.
which viii be held on Monday. It is expected that
Philip y Jackson will be elected director 70 take
TIE Mace made vacant by the retirement OF John
ru,,,uo-tb NJ Jackson. who has been a stock
holder IN the company for some time, recently in
creased his holdings TO the extent OF about 5000
one-haIr OF Mr.. Illingworth's holdings. MI Atha
NJ sIllingw 5rth will entertain the employees OF the
corncanv a. seiTert's Park No. 3g Spnngheld-aye,
,S,sf evsenire MI Illngworth was In the steel
company Tor th!rty-hve years, and was wei liked
by his men Some OF those who VIII ettshd NotAeS
FOR Mr. Illingworth for almost the Whole per4ou u
n 10 business career.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
NAN DISAPPEARS from THE PRISCILLA.

on the trip from Fan River on Thursday night
one Of the passengers on the steamboat Priscilla is
supposed 70 have either committed suicide or acct
dentally fallen overheard Yesterday morning the
stewardess found In Stateroom No. 80 several ar
ticles Of wearing apparel The person that engaged
the room gave his rs @. 7. Tyler, OF fosl0i'
In waistcoat found gold watch and chain.
TWO gold buttons and So In bills. .
Captain Davis OF the Priscilla said that IN ms
opinion Il was not accident but a SUICIDE. ne
said that he thought the supposed Ny. Tyler
watched for chance 10 jump overheard, and when
the coast clear accomplished his purpose
Eror, will be made by ne steamship authorities 10
clear the mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
ENLISTMENT LED TO ARREST.
FORMER INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR Al
SAN FRANCISCO RETURNED TO THAT
CITY on WAY TO MANILA

CITY on WAY TO MANILA.
San Francisco. May 5-The former United States
internal Revenue Collector here, Q. NJ Nelou'H
who was accused by the Government Of failng 70
account for s4l 900. and fed from the state aiter
being acquitted or one indictment eighteen months
ago is now In the County Jail. His capture was
genuine surprise 10 the officials and his FORMER
friends He was out bonds OF $4,000, furnished
by Colonel D. NJ. Burns and A. 7. B. Williams
when he disappeared.
The story Of his wanderings has not Yet been told
but il is known that he enlisted in the Army at
Galveston Tex on April %: under the name OF
Olan II Beden He was assigned TO Company OF
the "Casuals" and came TO this city on the way TO
Manila He recognized at the international
Hotel by W r. Davis q colored man. The arrest
was made al the Preside by United states Marshal
Shine Welburn insisted that mistake had been
made However. he was positively identified and
committed TO prison pending an examination. Then
he virtually admitted that he was the man wanted
and was permitted to communicate with his fam
ilv He is 10 be tried an indictment for en-
bezzement containing twenty-one counts. His at
torney. Frank II. Gould. intimaies that insanity
will be the defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
THE WIDOW GETS THE MONEY.
DECISION IN A CASE AFFECTING BENEFICIAL
SOCIETIES

DECISION IN CASE AFFECTING BENEFICIAL
SOCIETIES
Trenton. MAY (speciaD -Vce-Chancenor Heeo
40, eled his oninion in the case between the
Grand Lodge OF the Ancient Order Of United W or
men OF New-Jersey and Sarah ConnoIy' JOE" :.
Connolly. OF Atlantic County became a MEMBER ot
the United Workmen IN April. 1883. ana IN case o'
mis- death Sooo was 70 be paid 20 his wite EHilhe'
~, Liter disd IN November 90 1888. leaving four
chldren. Shortly after her death Connolly went 70
the Offices Of the lodge. at Pleasantve' ana s,a'eo
that he wished the policy TO be MADE payao'e 70
his children The officers OF the lodge informed
him that all that was necessary was 70 'uIn ~.
his certificate TO his children On OCTOBER ~ lso.
c,onrollv married Sarah A Delaney. He died on
September TO- 1896 and the money was claimed
both by his children and by his widow Tne Courl
decides that as there was no Designation OF 49,, a0
benenciary in the manner PROVIDED Tot py y.
oS the order the widow. under the contract 80
the member and the Grand Lodge Is ehuue' u Inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06
D1SCoRD ENDS N A SUIT FOR DTORcE.

In the Supreme Court yesterday, before Justice
Jerks. James Valentine a Brooklyn letter-carrier,
sued his wife Annie adopted daughter Of the late
General Edward b Fowler. for absolute divorce.
7-bo defendant was not represented IN court. she
itvee ~ No q Brevoort Place and has one child
she was married 10 the plaintiff on March g. 1889.
and almost from the first there was discord Not
~ ago Valentine was arrested al the instance
Of his wife. who charged him with abandonment
Mrs Valentine formerly had large circle or &C
ouaintances. She IS Packer graduate. Justice
ferks reserved decision.