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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

IEwEs. DEL, sept. 25.-Miss sigsbee.
daughter Of Captain Siesbee. late Of Ne
Inflated hatiieship Maine and nov com
mander OF the Texas, died to-day of heart
failure AZ the cottage OF Mrs. R%it'onhouse,
Rehoboth. Del, where she had been
spsnding the summer. Her remains VIII
be sent TO Washington for burial 10 NOR
row morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
TO CONTROL CIGARS
Corporation With Sf5.OOO,OOO Capital
Chartered la New Jersey.

TRENTON. n. j.. Sept. 25-Articles oi
incorporation We're fled with the Score
tary OF state to-day of the United States
ana Havana Cigar Company, with an
authorized capital of ~Sf5.eOVo0o. Five
millions are preferred stock, with Z per
cent. cumulative dividends. The company
is authorized 10 grow toDacco and manu-
facture cigars. cigarettes and tobacco I'm
an lts forms The incoru0ratofs are
Leighton Callins. Albert s. Bard. Henry
w. Mayo. Augustus a. Van Der Peol, an
OF Jersey CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
Mrs. GiiI's Last Excursion TO
the SedSh0re
For This season. Thursday, sept 2sth

Train viii leave C.. and o. depot. corner
Seventeenth and Broad streets. az $3.50
a. NJ Returning. wlll leave old Point
AZ z T.. 81. ~RouHd-tip 10 old Point. fiuo,
10 ocean View. I'd cents extra, To- Buekroe
Beach, 8 cents extra.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
IN THE
NORTHERN NECK


Withdrew before the ball0ting commenced
iu favor OF Powers. Both Moncure and
Powers were for Martin for senator.
waller was for Tyler.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
MILFORD. VA. Sept. 6-spec'al-The
daezatlon elected al precinct meetings
last Saturday convenede in Bowling Green
to-day and nominated d.. D.. Powers, Jr,
Democratic candidate for the legislature
The sentiment of Powers up 10 this time
has been decidedly in favor of Tyler for
United States Senator. When asked to-
day who be would vote for II elected. he
declined TO say. but stated that he would
IKE 10 have am expression of the wishes
of the people. and that De was in favor
OF electng United States Senator by the
people.
Tyler IS gaining strength in Caroline
and VIII n0 doubt get the vote. of her
representative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
At Berry's

We often hear the expression,
but how many appreciate just
what it is
Come in and lookat our FALL
SUITS, and see if we know any
thing on the subject. Let us
show you the Cravat and Shirt
designed to 60 with a certain
STYLE Of suit, and then decide if
art in dress is only empty talk,
Perfect describes cur new
SIS Suits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
ncttinn on shnmrnck.

LONDON. September 25.-The infers 2
here in the cup challenger. The shamrock.
has increased since her recent trials
CAPTAIN Laurence. % friend OF lord Dun
royen has wagcred witch -Hlley Grammar,
lenecr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

PARIS, Sept. 25-The Petit Blou this
morning denies the reports I'm circulation
REGARDING the health of DreyIus. which,
The paper says. despite rumors to the con-
trlry, is improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
John c. Miller.

Nr. John G.. Miller died at his home.
80. lO1 north Tenth street yesterday
morning at $3.50 o'clock. i'm the hfty-sec-
oud year of his lito.
lfr. Miller bad been suffering villa Il
complication 0f diseases for some time.
and had been sick for about six weeks
he was a rrcssman by trade. and mad been
in the employ of air. VIM. Ellis Jones FOR
- years.
He is survived by q widow and four
children. who are John, Mamie, Hattie
and Ludwcll, the youngest of whom is
about sixteen years old.
BE was "a member OF Capitol Lodge,
knights Of Honor.
The funeral VIII take place from ST.
James church This afternoon at 4 o'clock,
and the interment Will be made ia River
view cemetery.
The following gentlemen viii act as pail
b~carers:
Honorary-Dr. Gibbs, William Ellis
Jones. w. II. Clemmitt, Toney Bargamln,
]. NJ. Fourqurean. and Charles Stacy.
Active-Mcssrs. Fitzwilson. Lipscomb,
Richardson. jenkins. Otis Mcdowell. John
Mayer, Charles Clemmitt, and b. Jones.
Christopher GIlard.
Christopher Giuard died yesterday at
the home OF his father, No. 1i12 Grove
avenue. aged sixteen years. The funeral
viii take place from the residence al 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Richard Hosicr,
SUFFOLK. va, Sept. 25.-special-
Richard Hosier died to-day at the resi-
8cnce of a son. former Councilman j.
Walter Hosier. AGED oishty-f0ur years.
he was the oldest person but one in suf-
folk Six children survive him. lie had a
chcckered career in the civil war. Being too
old 20 enter the regular Confederate SER
vice he and a number of cohorts carried on
q guerilla warfare near the Dismal Swamp
with shot guns. He was three times cap
tured ana once sentenced 30 death. He
oscaped and IS repIted TO have swum
seven miles across Lake Drummond.
Mrs. a. ". Bowman.
Mrs. II. W. Bowman. wife 81 Mr.. Il. ".
Bowman secretary of the "~Firginia and
North Carolina wheel Company. after
a long illness. died an her residence. No.
$40 east Main street % 1870 o'clock yester-
DAY morning.
Mrs. Bowman was Just twenty-five
years old and had been married about
two years. Sho leaves. besides ner hus-
band. am infant girl about one year old.
The deceased was q popular young
lady. and her death Will De regretted by
mauy friends.
The funeral VIII take place from the
Second Presbyterian church at 1880 o'clock
tn.s afternoon. and tho iutermcnt VIII DE
made in Hollywood.
Tho following nall-bcarcrs have been
s--ctcs: HororarF-Messrs ~. NJ. Gu
lam. j. j.. Balr. |.' hNnf 'nf Joseph
FREDDY. Actlves-Mes SIS. D.. H. Cheat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
An druggists refund the money II Il fails
10 cure. f. w. Groves signature Is on
each box. CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2s-orth was
o. mystery to Baltimore and lu one iuunE
only dlo tle visitors secure more than
ono hIt ln The InIlice hllf nj tle eighth
iunins Howell was batted at viii.
Score. R. J. j..
PhNalelph.a 90 2O0o1 3x-G D. %
Baltimore .....O 90 600 90 - d
Batteries. Orth and Mcfarland, Howell.
and smith. Umuires-Suy0er and Dwylr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

GILLARD-Died. Monday morning, az
his fathers residence. 1il2 Grove awe
nue., CHRISTOPHER GILLARD; aged
sixteen years.
Funeral services WEDNESDAY at 4
T.. NJ. az the house.
mterment private.
MTLLER-Dicd. at his residence. f02
north Tenth street. Monday, September
-. 1890, JOHN O. MILLER, i'm the nfty-
second year Of his age.
Funeral from So. James church THIS
Uuesday AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
lnterment in Riverview.
BOWMAN-Died. September -. $500. az
1.30 o'clock A. NJ, az the residence Of
her husband, Henry w. Bowman. 80
east Main street. FANNIE TANNER
BOWMAN. I'm her t~wenty-Hrst year.
Funeral viii take place from Second
Presbyterian church TO-DAY, Sentem-
her ~ 1879. at $3.50 o'clock Friends
invited.
Interment at Hollywood.
DAVIS.-Died. at the residence Of her
father. NJ. T. Cary, Esq. 80 north
Eighteenth street. Richmond. Va. Nom
day. September -, 1900. mt 2%h +. NJ.
Mrs. MATTE WARRING DAVIS. wife
of Mr.. j. l.. Davis, I'm the thirtieth year
The funeral VIII take place from
Trinity Methodist church. corner Tween
tieth and Broad streets WEDNESDAY.
Sentomber p. $500 ~ 2'3O r.. NJ.
Intermcnt I'm lakewood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26

sTAUNTON. VA. sept &-Spet.al-
J. VI. Wilson. 90 W~e''-lnoWu contractor
ana builder. die, here saturday. Ho
leaves three chlldren-Messrs. WHY.
Harry j.. of Philadelphia. and J. NJ.
wilson, Jr.. Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-26
THE ORIOLES
DREW A BLANK
Orth Was Puzzle and They Could
Not Score,
BROOKLYN HAD A WALKOVER.

The Senators Never In the Game and
the Small Crowd Was Relieved
when II Was Called Close
Game &C New York.
Yesterdays scores.
BROOKLYN. y. 49, shinrton. 4.
Boston. o. New York. D.
philadelphia. o. Baltimore o.
Louisville. ts. S. louis. 8.
Pltsbars.Chlcago postponed, rain.
Sundays Games.
CHICAGO. 2l. Cincinnati a
Cincinnati. U Chicago, !.
Louisville. &. ST. Louis. G..
Louisville. B.. Cleveland. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
TARRYTOWN.

The First Baptist Church has extended ca" -
tba Rev F W. Hustled. Of Meriden' Conn 49,,
The funeral of Mrs. James d. Sarven' VINO W., .a
-, FRIDAY will be held tomorrow afternoon d. GOV
on 49, homo in Renedict-ave. The Rev;
Arthur r Mabon pastor OF the Sec0na ne SiannI
Church will ofhciate. The burial VIII De III 0'''p'
timothy Bannon and John Foley; who were ar
rested on the complaint OF John [. Enu udS The
s,scba ICED nv Justice Armstrong YESTERDAY, ne
,nen promse6 not to modest any. OF the "orhii'e"
81 the Rand Drill Works In the future: -. so,d,ers
,,an' mis- neighborhood who served IN the ReToiu-
tonary War on the sub base OF the SCORERS
.nort on Rattle Hill in Sleepy Hollow CeintteI!
hHs inst been completed making total Of ninety
two names there; The new names are i len
tenant William Vail Lieutenant RiG6aTd 4 FeaSGGSS
Spnpoer Abraham Acker. Herman ChampenolS,
Andrew Champenois, Isaac Brown Isaac See iSaa S
Nan Tassell. Jan Van Tassell, william Ded" anu
John Cypher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
SING SING.

School Commissioner Jacob G. Miller will hold
examinations for first second and third grade
teachers papers in the Park School on THURSDAY
and Friday next. Normal school entrance exam
nations Will also be held. - ~, 1900,
The Rev q Seehozer. of Sloatsburg. VIII OCcu 9
the pupit OF the Highland Avenue MethodlS,
church tomorrow and the Rev. A. X; Fuller OF
the First Baptist Church. Newburg VIII preach ~
NE BAPTIST Church The Rev. Mr.. Anderson OF
IN Methodist Church, and the Rev. f. w. LOCK
wood of the Baptist Church, are enjoying thel'
annual vacations. =.
sumner A Smith was elected member OF the
Board Of Health by the Village Trustees on Ihurs-
day evening. to I'll the vacancy caused by ue
death OF its president. Joseph Thompson;
The Mount Pleasant Field and GOLF CUB OF thls
village has given the contract for building SUB
tantial addition 10 the large clubhouse at the golf
links on the Walter W. Law estate The new ad-
ditIon will contain a billiard room and a reception
or Longing room. The players also have a club
house in Walden Road. Sing Sing which is pop
ular resort for the members in the winter months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Common Council held q short session on
Friday night. adjourning early because the report
~ tho Cornoration Counsel the legality OF the
propositions for street improvements was not
ready. Short addresses were made TO the Alder
men on street improvements by J. II. Treanor' OF
North-st and James Dwight Foot representine
49, Pcard NJ Trade Mr. TreanOr favored the
Sortb"st boulevard vetoed by the Mayor last week.
and offered if IT should be built TO give lU-foot
Toadwav through his farm from North-st 10
Weaver-st to connect New-Rochele with Mamaro-
neck MIR Foot urged the Aldermen. If sheet as
ohaIt is 10 be used on the streets 10 require a
Guarantee Of fifteen years. instead OF I'VE. mayor
Dillon Informed Mr.. Foot that there was no inten-
zion 10 REQUIRE only five year guarantee and that
fhe usual contracts called for guarantee or seven
and a half years. The Aldermen adjourped to meet
again in special session on Tuesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
THE AUTOMOBILE FACE.

From The Detroit Free Press.
II was with a pretty sense OF Importance that
the S.cond-aVe lady answering the eager
Questions Of ker friends and neighbors.
Yes it's delightful she said enthusiastically
81 can't describe the sensation but imagine that
I,'s very like that OF sailing through the afr on
wings And It seems odd to be moving rapidly
along without any visible motive power"
.'Where do they keep the MOTOR
IL never thought to inquire or Investigate.
,ust ride for pleasure. you know"
ri should think you'd be interested in the
,nechanlsm." said the plain faced little woman
'.Not a bit Do you study the machinery OF
steamboat OF a locomotive when you travel?
az course not 1t IL enough for me to know that
YOU 20 Swimming along. lodging hither and thither
ike a swallow. and enjoying buoyant exhiara-
ton" -, 49, ,-,,
IN another, as they walked home. You'd think
that she invented the horseless carriage and
owned the only one In use instead OF taking a few
tides by special invitation. And did you notice
that she's getting the automobile face?'
Indeed | did. Wasn't II awful, Looked
scared. didn't she? As though she was afraid she
Das going to have "A collision. or run over some
ring or upset and get wrecked"
THAT'S II exactly l never boast OF any beauty.
,u, I'd rather walk all my life than get that
tsrribls automobile cast Of countensnce."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
PEEK SKILL.

beginning to-day and continuing through rug oaS
.bere will be no preaching services al the oeC'
.1reshv,erien Church the First Baptist Nhuic"
che reformed Church The Rev pr mug"
vrownlev OF the Baptist church VIII spehu N' o..
,.,,o, IN tho western part OF the state I an a
Thomas Straus, OF the Seconc nv rd tho Rev.
sriD through the Canadian provinces, an &C. away
sfianrt De Vries OF the Reformed ChuK q, peter $
w. Pev William Fisher Lewis OF 81 81, In the
rhvrch js al his cottage. Slide MGul'",,i r he in
CatskoIis In his absence the seIn H. pev lanes
$500 ~ tho Rev +. n Wayne -iHe - Ieia nd
w Dodge and family are at ehou WarTe Meth
PARK for August. The pulpit o aau "a ,odav by the
Stss EnlscopaI Church will be bned t0-ues f3rmer
nas,or ~ the church. The Rev X r.. ,mrnn1 His
3amIIv ar. in the Catskills 10Y tnei cburch TO-
,,nInt in the First Methodist f.plsc0Paha / Ross
Ssx VIII he occupied by the Rev. c hoo Eassendeu
cS New Paltz The Rev; Avian "1 Tamnie n H
SSav,nv returned on Friday from iempir;; , IN the
hara he spent July will occupy ms puip hos been
TSrs, Presbyterian Church to-day ""lOi' ~
vacant for five sundays 49,. r,orr has obtained
everett + Crumb. County Clerh. d i,a the big
i@or F'eischmann & Co, VINO are ere g, ioSnd under
~ Hudson in front Of their properly WI, cCaeded
syas the only one before the Boarq WIZ Eioiscb
" set.in0 his application through ne poSnt
snanns are dredging in front or ianh tbere
and will soon begin the erection OF ps been
srt III o,o oo bushel grain elevator has areauS
begun and twenty-one bnlloinss a'e
The funeral Of Thomas Gehan, VINO o, uni, will
home No 81 Smth-st, on Frlda! ,hn 2hurch
ho,d tbis afternoon at o'clock al the n"'
~ The Assumption The burial VIII De 10 ,hu,,der
.,mnt,on Cemetery Gehan was p opavD Pier
nrty four wears old HIS widow. kathrSh h hn,r
don Gehan. was somewhat Improved a' INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
BRINGING BAKER FAMILY NORTH.
MISS JEwETT. THE BOSTON Girl. MAKES Goor
HER PROMISE

MISS JEwETT. THE BOSTON Girl. MAKES GOOD
HER PROMISE.
Charleston. 8. G, Aug. Gillian clayton Jewe't'
the Roston eirl who recently created sensation
among the negroes Of that city by declaring that
she would come TO Charleston and take back North
with her the family OF the late Frazer IS BAKER,
who was lynched at Lake CITY ). G., In 1897 with
view TO beginning an agitation against mob law
has carried out her design
Niss Jewett arrived here Friday morning. accom-
named by her mother and a young man named X
G. Larsen who is said TO he connected win a
Boston newspaper. Miss Jewett LEFT mere TOT Dos
ton this afternoon accompanied by the entire
paker family. the mother and Ave children Miss
Iewett said she proposed to hoi1 inhsS-ineetlnss
'brouohout the North to rouse populhr sentiment
aaa;nst Ivnching and mob law generally.
erhe Rev J. L. Dart a colored mlnlster or this
c,tv who has recently spent some time IN Boston,
.y,r,ed 10 the city tonight ana opposed Violently
~ removal OF the Bakers from Charleston He
declares that Miss Jewett does not represent the
no,,ar class OF white colored people In Boston.
lie saws she and those who stand with her merely
menf 10 get control OF the Bakers to make noto-
rtety and money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

An order was signed by Justice Da,n "st .,
'Poughkeepse yesterday directing 'he a,,u,or,,
.rooroo W s,gman for failing to pay ailiho''
amounting TO sl75. He is to be conIneu, III JON
81 ba navs hut not more than SIX Hoh'ass tho An
!" 0otice of appeal from the decision Vi t,i com
,,e1,oto Divsion in the of the fark mn III eed
Sen," egainSt Matilda Herrott and others wa ida I
e. The County Clerks office Yesterday ~
~ Ior.rio,, one of the defendants -, stroo,,np
Iudge Lent yesterday signed an oroe assignee of
1sanb Hashrouck OF Dobbs Ferry; as asS SRiact 70
Garrett Hasbrouck to file new Doi me lawyers
enr Tonpanv OF New-York, from iur'ne' -"
billy l,r,,,,ee ~ the Board OF
Subdivisions held its final meeting yeseIutif
s,oyr. House The committee decldeo 70 go Ioir %
a. S,ote aid roads the highway running idV ~ York
hn-,1ca long the west side of Croton LAKE - Woet
nv1 Heights going through Amawa!k on ~ Torna
Ia Of Amawak reservoir and then I'VE mari OF
fSakst to the Putnam County line ms p" route
ba route which is to complete the westtei Croton
tbyough the county passes through ~, sh peo,Sbbor-
WI tershed and as the highways IN lhe M ro,T
Mood belong to the city Of New-i TX ' neuId be
1.to MS IN doubt as 20 whether they routn oor
mittee was III Conference with State Engneer
Rond on Thursday he saw no oo1ecuo,n 10 ICED IN
30. tbe city's roads and the committee ~U.TI ba
ing "a. With his decision. The report VII ne ne
9ie6 With the State Engineer TINS Weeh' anu Wv
surveys Will probably be made TINS IAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
EXPLOSION IN FIF7H-AV w.
GAS IN THE CELLAR OF PICTURE
GALLERY IGNITES.
PLATE GLASS WINDOWS DEMOLISHED AND
WALDORF-ASTORIA GUESTS
FRIGHTENED.

WALDORF-ASTORlA GUESTS
FRIGHTENED.
A big explosion Of escaping illuminating gas
took place at 10:40 o'clock last night In the OLD
Pierre LoriIlard mansion. at No. $50 Fifth-ave
Nobody was hurt. but It is feared that consider
able damage was done to some OF the valuaole
paintings and art sketches in the Durand-Ruel
Art Galleries on the first floor. The explosion
blew ont every pane Of glass on the side OF the
building in the first and basement floors
The house is four stories high and built or
brick with brownstone trimmings. 1t runs back
125 feet in East Thirty-slxth-st. It Is occupied
by offices entirely with the exception OF janitor
apartments on the top floor. and the tanitor
John n Chase colored, and his wife were the
only persons in the building last night when the
explosion took place.
The basement has a vacant store ana an
Office of the Western Union Telegraph company,
floor is occupied by the gallery. The second
floor tenant Is Charles Carlson, women . az
and the third floor Is occupied by Ha'helu'
mems tailor. . ,.o,
The explosion made tremendous report that
was heard several blocks away AZ II Is only
two blocks from the Waldorf Astoria, there was
great excitement for q while. ana soiiie vi tl.e
guests OF the hotel ran out into the street
When they that the explosion mao taN.n "a
place UP the avenue many or thetn Wa'h 49,, ~
The scene People came running from plochs
around and in a few minutes there were seNerai
thousand persons In the street ,, O..
The explosion started fire. ighted gas Je,
in the basement had exploded the gas and
started the fire The explosion Itself had down
out all the glass In the windows or me iHil ny
sxth-st side. The colored jantor ana ms VII
ran out OF the building n few seconds arter the
explosion. Chase said boiler had explored
Some one sent in an alarm OF fre' ana ths
fremen soon hurried TO the scene Ihey tu,heu
streams Of water into the basement moor "hele
the fire was and In n short time had eAt'n.
gulshed the flames There was nothing OF sreat
value in that part OF the building
There was no fire in the first moor, but plts
Of wood glass cardboard and other things were
scattered about the gallery. No estimate OK the
damage could he obtained. The walls. ceiling
doorvays windows and flooring OF the base
ment were badly damaged by the explosion.
None Of the rest OF the building above the first
floor was injured by either fire or water or the
explosion.
Many persons in the immediate neghborhood
said that they had smelled gas for two or three
DAYS and had wondered whore the gas came
from The nremen could make no estimate OF
the damage. though II was thought II wouId
exceed 50 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
ASKED TO GIVE SECURTTT FOR COSTS.
DECISION RESERVED on MOTION MADE on Re
HALF OF @ c. BOLDT IN SUITS BROUGHT
AGAINST HIM BY W. W BEIVIN.

DECISION RESERVED on MOTION MADE ON BE-
HALF OF q. c. BOLDT IN SUITS BROUGHT
AGAINST HIM BY W. W. BELvIN
Justice FITZGERALD IN tho Supreme Court yestcr-
dav reserved decision motion 10 compel VIII
lam Wayne Belvin. who arrested at the wal
dorf-Astoria on Saturday. February -. 1888 on a
charge Of violating the Hotel act by not paying MS
bill 10 give security for costs In two actions he
has Instituted against George Q. Bodt the man
scer OF the hotel As matter Of fact. Belvin has
brought three actions against Mr. Boldt. but the
answer IN one Of them has not yet been filed.
Belvin asks $4,000 damages in his first action
which alleges false arrest and Imprisonment. He
also wants $4,000 damages because. he alleges.
Mr. Boldt kept lot Of private papers belonging
10 him and refused 10 give them up HIS third
action is brought recover $1,000 damages for
an assault which he says was committed on MN
after he had paid his bill. when ne desired TO re-
main as a guest at the Waldorf-Astoria, but was
elected. The answer in this case has not yet been
served.
Belvin Is a promoter OF companies. lie alleges
that his arrest was instigated by David H. MOI
fat a Denver millionaire. who owed more than
10000 10 him Moffat staying al the Waldorf
Astoria as well as Belvin. and Belvin says That
when he requested payment Monat told Mr.
Boldt certain stories which resulted in his de-
mandlng payment Of a bill OF S143 Belvin saws he
had not tho money at the time. and could not
cash a check, az the banks were closed. lie was
arrested on charge Of attempting TO delraud
on the following Monday 10y Magistrate Meade on
paving his hotel bill. BclVin has also su"d MoHdt
FOR 10000 damages for alleged libel
costs was because II was alleged on behalf or
Mr. Boldt that he was a nonresident or ms
State. Justice Fitzgerald took the case under al