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The sun., 1900-07-05
FAMOUS MOUNTAIN CLIMBER.
Sir william Martin Conway Here on His Way
10 the Andes.

Sir william Martin Conway. the celebrated
noun ain climber and explorer, arrived here on
tn White Star Line steamship Oceanic yester-
dayfrom Liverpool. He left at once for the
coast OF Maine whence. after brief stay. he will
start for Moendo Peru. by way Of the is hmus
It is his intention to make observations and ex-
plorations 10 obtain data for new map OF the
eastern slope OF the Andes Material for his
map Of the western slope recently published by
the London Geographical Society, was gath
cred two years ago.
From Mollendo Sir William will GO 10 Lake
Titicaca where the real work Of his undertaking
will begin. He was accompanied from Europe
by only one servant. intending 10 secure further
asst ,tants IL necessary from among the natives.
Sir William is disncliped TO talk about his
achievements He laid, however. that he had
r., tired from serious mountain climbing, The
only serious effects he experienced in his
climbing was mountain sickness, which
occurs in high attitudes. on two ocoa-
sions once In The Hinalayas and again
near Aconcagua on the Argentine frontier. the
explorer reached the height OF about %, 900
feet Ilis explorations extead over period Of
twent, seven years and have included the big
mountains q both hsmisp spheres. On the occa-
sion Of his highest cSn1b he was for eighty-four
days In the region OF perpetual snow and ios
The sun., 1900-07-05
FOURTH or JULY JOKER PUNCHED.
Met Man whs Didat see FSa In Chssins
Anothsr with Pistol.

Anethsr with Pistol.
One OF those genial youths who. furnish the
didn't-know-it-was-oa loaded entries In the lists Of
accidental deaths got his just deserts yester-
day from a man who hadn't that sense OF
humor which leads one to consider the firing a
pistol at a fellow creature q choice joke. The
man. who was quiet and inoffensive looking
citizen. stood on the corner OF Fulton and High
streets. Brooklyn. smoking cigar and waiting
Tor a car. A he stood there two young fellows
of 10 or 90 years Of age got to skyarkna In the
open PIAZZA at the side Of the Bridge One Of
them threw a big nrecracker at the other. who
promptly drew a pistol loaded with blank
cartridges. The nrst fellow ran and the other
pursued him, fourishing the pistol. Both re-
garded IL As Joke. Unfortunately they hadn' I
taken the public into their confidence.
Ihe man on the corner didn't notice what
% was going on until the pursued youth plunged
him. Then he turned In time to s.'e the pursuer
come whooplng up. brandtshinc his pistol. He
nfed II Just A. he reached the corner. The oc-
ger Was In Droeress, !straightNay developed
inio man OF action lie caught the running
youth a punch that la ded him In the gutter
A he rolled his weapon 6'w out Of his hand
The man quickly pos essed himself OF the pistol
It's owner staggered 10 hi, fee, and came over
TO the man, rubbing his ear with an expression
'Wot yer soak me ferp" he demanded
stand back warned the man, waving him
of with the pistol
Tint thing amt loaded. whined the youth
iou got T ghI 10 find out wot yer doin be-
lore yer soak feller."
That's right. p II IN the youth who was be-
ing chased coming back hastily upon seeing
the mShap TO his companion They ant
nothin' but blanks in that pistol"
The man looked from one youth to the other
Then he opened the revolver took out the
gutter, tossed the pistol after them and said 10
the INJURED outh:
Next time you won't be such blasted fool.
maybe.
That's a nice way TO treat a feller." whined
the youth. AS his assailant boarded a car and
was whirIei away
The sun., 1900-07-05

Accused rusboat Captain Swears That Brock
stedts Amdavit Is False.

Accused rusboat Captain Swears That Brock
stedts Amdavit Is False.
Capt. Timothy Hulsaver OF the New York
Central Tugboet No. Q towed a barge to tho
Hamburg Line pier In Hoboken yesterday af-
ternoon. When hs longshoremen on the pier
saw the number on the side Of the tug
they began to hoot and shout uncom-
pimentary remarks at the captain. for
they had read In the newspapers the affidsvit Of
Henry Brockstedt In which the captain OF tug
boat No. was accused Of inhumanity on the
afternoon OF the fire. Capt. Hulsaver was
angry at the demonstration. He got Of his tug
and went hunting through the pier for Brock
stedt; When he found him the captain de-
nlanded that Brockstedt reTact all that he had
III re'ract nothing. said Brockstedt. You
right"
My boat was never near the ire at alli'
shouted Can't Hulsaver Il am no coward
When the ltskill was sunk by he s.. John on
SEPT l6 lso7 aved forty seven lives"
Capt. Hu saver thereupoa went to police
Headquarters In Hoboken. where Brocksted''s =
anidavit Is on ie, a. left tha 70. low ing AFFIDAVIT
which will be affixed to Brockstedts in the
record.
Il am captain Of the New York Central tusboat
toned atthe Sixty fifth street station Of he New
York Central rond. remained there through
out the afternoon xcep ut for one half hour when
crossed the river on my boat 10 take en- seven
tons OF coal at the tracks OF the Ontario and
Western Railroad at Guttenburg. ! was not
during the afternoon. and took no part In 1t
whatsoever"
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SHOT AT HIS OPEN WINDOW.
TROJAN PITCHES FORWARD WITH A
BULLET OYER HIS HEART.

Wss sitttaE With His wife II the Granite
Apartmsnt House. Moruin gsids Avsuue
mar In the Park Was Firias Rail- Car
fridge with . Revoivcr-Trojan VIII Die.
Andrew Trojan. the New York State agent
ior Hunysdi water. was shot and mortslly
wounded last night while seated at q window Of
DIS apartment on the second floor OF the
dranlte. 20 MorninTside avenue Mr.. Trojan
ana his wife were side by side at the window at
GO COCK. when there was a report OF revolver
coming from tho direction OF Mornlnssds
Park Mr.. Trojan pitched forward on his
face. As his wife lifted him from the floor, she
saw that blood was coming from a bullet
wound over his heart She called for help and
tho elevator boy ran into the street, told q po-
liceman and went for DR.. J. d. Kirby OF 800
West iIeth STREET
Dr. Kirby was trying to restore Mr.. Trojan 70
consciousness when the Ambulance surgeon ar.
rived, Both do'tors agreed that Mr.. Trojan
was n,ortally hurt and that il would be unwiss
to move him to the hospital Trained nurse.
we, were sem ioI Up 70 midnight Mr.. Trojan had
not regained consciousness.
Deiectives Hart snd Connolly went into Morn
lngside Park to look fo- the man who had done
the shooting On one Of the benches they found
a man about s. wears old Ne admitted that hS
had q revolver In his pocket and that ne had
been shooting II. celebrating the Fourth He
cartridges o'N-
The detectives searched him and found q
revolver In his hip pocket The weapon was
sun warm. They examined the cartridges and
found that every one OF them carried a ball.
Then the man declared that he had not been
shooting IN the air. but had been firing tho
weapon into the ground The GetectiveS
the ground nearby, nor could the man point
out any To them: m man was then arrested
and taken to tho West i2sth street station.
There he said he was Michael Holly 40 years
old. a coachman Of islth street and Seventh
avenue. He was locked up on \ charge Of
ielonious assault. When he heard Of Mr. Tro.
sponsible for II, as ha had been hrins In o the
GROUND He admitted that he Rad used Rail
csrrtdEes, and said that he had told the polics
that he had been using blanks because he was
AFRAID OF being arrested for violating the cor
The sun., 1900-07-05
WRATHFUL BRITISH SKIPPER.
Portuguese, Celebrating st. Johns Day With
Rockets. Ran Him Out OF His Course.

Capt James OF the British steamship Poca-
hontas. which arrived yesterday from Mediter-
ranean ports. reported that on June %. in lati-
tude 80. IS. longitude q OF. at $50 P. NJ. he
observed light on the port beam which ap-
peared 10 be torch as a signal requiring as
sstance; altered ships course and bore
down for the light On approaching could
see a large fire on deck; same time OBJ
served rockets being sent of. When
close N vessel found her TO be q fore-and-aft
schooner and by The excitement aboard pre-
sumed -he required immediate assistance. We
quickly lowered away lifeboat In charge OF
the chief ofIioer. who. on reaching the schooner.
was Informed In broken En- slsh that they were
celebrating the Feast Of ST John There was
no port OF registry on stirn, only her name.
Avero; manned by Portuguese crew. who BY
signs indicated they were bound west, but
did not say where bound from. We ran our
steamer eight miles ont OF her course owing TO
the COZ duct 4 the Portuguese crew, which 10.
I presume, entirely against the International
law Of nav cation"
The sun., 1900-07-05
HIGHwAYxAv roox MS cLorHrs.
Liked BaanssrtS Better Thaa His Own %
He Forced an Exchansa

He Forced IN Exchange,
Ernest Baumsert. formerly OF this city. lost
his Job recently and went TO work as a farm
hand In East Englewood Hesaved money and
invested II In new clothes. On Tuesday night
he put on his new clothes and started to visit a
friend in Hackensack. when he got to the West
Shore depot at about 10 o'clock he found that
he was little too early for the train. Baum
CERT started for saloon about five blocks away
to get drink He had only walked half the
dis'ante when roueh-lookng man stepped In
front Of him and. pointing a revolver at his
head. told him to throw up his hands. Baum
CERT obeyed
Now" said the highwayman. give me your
money" Baumsert told him that he was poor
man and that all he possessed was 81 %.
. That's ap right. the robber said, "hsbetter
Biumgert hes!tated and the hlshwayman
That's nice suit you We got, my friend.
suppose we exchange, Think Insed some new
! The hishwayman then ordered Baumeert 70
remove hi coat. white shirt. trousers and
underclothes.
Now me good friend" said the robb'r
don't make aly bad breaks while am dress-
After he highwayman had put on Baumgert's
clothes he said: Amt the real thneS These
duds were made for me originally. seems 10
me"
Then Baumgert got into the torn trousers and
the blue coat which the robber had discarded
Those shoes are too big for me. SO you can
keep en-, but Ill have TO see how that head
gear OF your s fits. said the robbeI.
Baumgert's hat was removed and In its place
he got a. piece OF black cloth that might have
Ttsa little light" commented the robber
but suppose ! can't be too particular
There's one thing more have to say bel,Is v we
part On no condition make any noise before
I'm out OF sisht or III have to send you looking
for your head Much obi ged for your little
money and these fine clothes Good nisht.
sir"
BaumRert came to this city on Tuesday night
and went to see his friend Kettner, with whom
he used to live In East Houston street. He was
still attrei In the highwayman's q lothes.
What happens TO your asked kettner
Are you broke''
NO" eaid Bsumsert. I've been robbed"
and he told q his exgerIence on Monday night,
big man like YOU. Maybe the revolver was
empty. You had right to night him"
The sun., 1900-07-05
LIVE T0PIS ABOUT r0wN.

Private letters received In New York dur
Ing the past week give the most discouraslng
accounts OF the vocal condition OF Jean De
Resske. who has not rsappeared at Coveht
Garden since his unfortunate performance
three weeks ago. The distinguished tenor
now believes that he has some serious thfoat
trouble and win In all probability sing no more
until rest and treatment have restored nus
voice. This discovery was not MADE un.li
after NJ. de Reszkes appearance. When ne
arrived In London he felt In excellent heaith
and told his friends that his long rest had oeen
OF great advantage to him. On the Gay Oh
his appearance he was certain that he wouio
renew his former successes. But the letters
received here relate that the tenors voice
grew steadily worse until 1t was positivey
necessary that some sort OF explanation pe
made. The demeanor OF the audience Is sa'u
TO have done much 20 increase NJ de keszke 3
confusion, 1t did not encourage him. OUT
preserved an attitude Of icy disapproval An
other feature Of the evening was the presence
IN the audience of Jean de- Reszke's brother
Victor who had come all the way from Mos
cow to ssar the NhSm he esd
in the box with him until she retired unable
to retain her composuIe any longer: NeIyonSse e US
ps psfs Sss Fl q he n. p.S.sa fSr
had not sung for more than year and ne Is a5
great sufferer from nervousness ~ are all real
artists Somebody met him one day In the corr,,
dor OF the Metropolitan by the stage awaiting
the time Of his appearance. What are you
doing here" he was asked Il am the con.
sfsn aS%ned to ebe sscv hs H. conSon as % w
as his disposition not TO sing again, might DO
the result Of some such severe attack of ner-
vousness.
The dlsappearancs Of the lobster IA not re-
marked on upper Broadway. The crustaoean
still seems abundant enough to supply tho
demand. although even In the restanrants
the prices Of tho dish have been materially
raised. The average increase in all restau-
rants has been about 10 cents although some
have taken advantage Of the present scarcity
TO make even a greater advance. In the hsh
markets the price asked e even greater eyi-
lobster Ia disappearing. Tho price now asked
is three times as great as II was four ysafs
ago and the present indications are thar thefs
will be still greater increase In the price IN
the future.
Women in bootblack shops no longer at
tract attention They take their places with
men on the elevated chairs and have come
TO be accepted a. such an expected feature
OF these shops that they are not regarded with
any greater curiosity than the men, Nobody
supposed that they felt the need OF private
quarters for their own use although one Of
the places recently opened has set aside
roon1 especially for women patrons, They
the most completely equipped establishment
for men and may be Invisible all the time
The possibilities OF the New York bootblack-
ing shop increases every year. Few persons
would have suspected q short time ago that
it's development would be so great, Small
repairs have gradually been taken out OF the
hands Of the shoemakers and become the prop
erty OF the enterprising bootblaoks.
The sun., 1900-07-05
oI11,

BROKAw.-At the Carlton Hotel London OF pnsu-
nonia, on June IS 1900. Elizabeth ?. Gould b
loved wife Of william v. Brokaw
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CURTIS. perished In the Ice storm and b.kfard
at Mount washington, " H. on Saturday June
so. 1900. william b Curtis aged ss years,
Funeral Services Friday m1rrar. July 8. 1890.
Al 10 o'clock, nom the Madi,on Avenue
Presbyterian Church. SD ST. and Madison
ave Members Of the New York Athi.ti. Club
Amateur Athletic Union. Fresh Air Club and
other associations OF which Mr.. Curtis vas Q
member. and ell fil,nds and relatives are invited
TO attend the services
DURYEA. ON Tuesday July 5, 1900. Hattie 10
Sage. wife OF Louis T. Duryea and daughter Of
Harriet c. ard the late Carlton L. SAGE
Funeral services at her late residence is0 Prospect
place, Brooklyn. Thursday July 5. 1900, st
Pm. Interment al convenience OF family Pleas
omit flowers
FAIRCHILD.- On July :. 900. Mary Louise Hoasa
widow OF Jarvis NJ. FairchIld, In her ssh yeas
Funeral services al the residence Of her brother.
Nathaniel X. Hoxle. 20 South Portland sv.
Brooklyn, Friday, July 8. 1900, At II o'clock.
Train for woodiawn leaves Grand Central depot
2:2,PM
O'REILLY.-on Tuesday. July 8. 1900. John
oRslily. aged a. years
Funeral from his late residence 2l4 East Forfeit
st., Thurssay. July 5, 1900. at l:3oP n
ORMsBEE.-on Mount Washington n, H., Juus
so, Allan son Of Allan and Fanny A.
Ormsbee Of Brooklyn. In the 2oih year Of his aGe
Services al the resdencelot his parents ls3 Jotse.
mon st, Brooklyn. Thursday, July S. 1900. all
Pm Intermsnt private At Hartford, Conn
STOUT. On Monday. July g. 1900. a, her re,idenos
81 Fast 9th st.. Ann. Morris, daughter OF the
late william Walton Morris of Morrisania and
widow OF Aquila @. Stout. in the soth yeai Of her
age
Funeral services will be held al Grace Church
Broadway and 10Th 81. Friday, July 9, 1000 st
iOAM Interment a. Greenwood Cemetery
THE KENsIco CEMETERY Private station, -
1 lem Railroad; 20 minutes fits from the 0fsoA
Central Depot Once. Id East S3d S.
The sun., 1900-07-05
POUND WOUNDED ~ A KALLWAY,
And Man with a Pistol who Was Attending
Him Locked Up.

Cantensio Clamio of 2A3 Mulberry street is
unconscious In the Brooklyn Hospital from a
bullet wound in his left breast, A policeman
found him wounded In the hallway OF 27o T llary
street and standing over him Henry scozillo of
Navy and Hillary streets S,ozillo was locked
up CHARGED with feionious assault He denied
all knowledge OF the she otine and snid he had
accidentally found TIE wounded man in tho
ha lWay. IN his pocket was a loaded revolver.
but he said he Nas carrying this because IL was
the Fourth of July. Clamio's con .ition Is
nr,tiral
The sun., 1900-07-05
ARRIVALS ON THE OCEANIC.
Many well known Americans Among the Big
Liners Passenger.

Something more than two thousand passen-
gers. including those In the steerage. arrIvedby
the White Star liner Oceanic yesterday. Among
those In the first cabin were President NJ. f.
ingalls, Of the Big Four" Railroad Mrs ingalls,.
Miss GLADYS ingalls,. Miss Mauds Jeffries and
Mr.. JefYriss. all Of Cincinnati. Mr.. ingalls, was
on the other side about two months. Others in
tn first cabin we're Columbus {. Baldwin and
". NJ Baldwin. the Hon. Patrick A. Collins OF
Boston, llr and Mrs W. Butler Duncan and Mr..
and Mrs Henry r. Duncan. Jr.. the Rev.
Charles r. Eaton. pastor OF III. CHURCH Of the
Divine Paternity. and Mrs Eaton; Mrs. Mark
and her three sons. Gen Samuel r Merwin and
Mrs Merwin. and Archbishop Riordan Of San
Francisco.
The sun., 1900-07-05
CROKER'S NEW FIRE CART.
with 1t the Chief Can Now Beat Anything on
wheels Going to . Fire.

Fire Chief Croker has a now locomobie iro
wagon which he used for the Arst time In going
to q FIRE early yesterday morning. II Is said
that the Chief made the run from his night
headouartsrs in Great Jones street TO The
Bronx In amazingly fast order. the men at fre
headquarters In e st SXty-seventh street TAX
Ing the time Of his passing that point a. ex-
actly nfteen minutes from the sending in OF the
alarm.
better stayer than the locomobiie the Ch ef has
lust discarded II Ia made for long rune At
high speed and carries a steam pressure OF ESQ
Chief can now easily beat anything in this or
any other town going TO fire.
The sun., 1900-07-05
New York state Letter Carrier Organise.

SYRACUSE. July 4.-Letter carriers from
seventeen cities Of the State organized State
association here to-day to work In conjunction
with the National Letter Carriers Association.
Ofricers were elected ms follows: President. s,
o. Stevenson Of BROOKLYN; -vioe-President,
ingalls, 6sweso: Treasurer, S. L. Palmer, Cort-
land; orga izer State Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton, Charles r Kelley Of New York: delegate-
vier' Jr., SYRACUSE; alternate, Charles Walker,
Utica; Executive Board 7. Mahoney. Buffalo;
Charles P. Treanor. Troy. and william Horna-
brook Fulton
The sun., 1900-07-05
veneluelaY Indeps n dsnce Day.

Venezuela celebrates to-day the seventy
sixth anniversary Of her independence OF
Spain. Itwas on July s. ls2A. that the vene sue
Ian patriots. under Gen. Simon Bolivar. de-
feated the Spanish soldiers in the last i'm por-
tant engagement Of the fifteen years struggle
for liberty President Cipriano Castro will TO-
dsy issue a proclamation officially declaring
the end II the insurrection.
The vrnezuelanS In this city will also cele-
brate. Gen n. Bolet Peraxa, diplomatic re-
preventative in this city Of the Venezuelan Gov
ernmpnt. will give dinner at his home. u
West EiGhty-ifth street. which will be attended
by Consul General E. Gonzalez Esteves and
other Venezuelan residents here
The sun., 1900-07-05
Can't Calendar This nsx.

Appellat, Division - SUI me Court-Rece,s
Supreme Court-Speciil Term-Pat -Motton
calendar called at 1880 A. N. Par 1t-Exparte
SuSiog gst.s' Court-Chs mbers- For prohate--w wills
Of GusSie Koh ek Bridvet Mcmahon. william A,
Piper, Mary Harvey, cstharine Harmon. al 1880
A. NJ.
Oily Court Special Term Court opens at 10 A. ~
-Motons
The sun., 1900-07-05
PEARL CURRY BREAKS HER FAST
She started Last October TO starvs Herself 10
Death,

la PORTE. Ind, July Pearl Curry. the
young woman who vowed TO take her life by
starving herself, to-day broke Ter fast which
began last October, and she Is now clamoring
for iood. She offers no explanation for her
long fast, during which her life was sustained
by the forcible giving OF nonrishment other
than that she IL tll6 victim Of mental Influences
which she cannot control. Hs- weight to-day
wss nfty-two poundA
The sun., 1900-07-05
FIRE THIEF NABDED.
Caught Stealing Brass From the Main Metal
From the Saale Recovered.

Deputy United States Marshal Bernard. who
Is investigating thefts Of property from the
three burned ships of the North German Lloyd
Line. went down to Perth Amboy yesterday and
seized from the metal store OF Bunten d Son.
1872 Front street, a quantity OF brass PHO and
several brass rims alleged TO be from the Saale
Mr., Bernard said Bunten 4 Son told him that
tboy had bought tn metal from q man belong
o. to the ,ugboat Eli b. Conine and had paid
1904 TOR II.
man was caught stealing brass from the
Main yesterday afternoon about O'Clock. He
was arrested by policeman on one of the po-
lice launches near by and taken to the 'tation
offlcer Of the Main preferred charge OF lar
ceny,
The sun., 1900-07-05
LIFE LOST BY FIREBUGy WORK.
Boy Burned to Death and Several Women
Narrowly Escape In q Tenement Fire.

PATERSON. n. j.. July A firebug set the
tenement house at % Temple street on fire
this morning at 4 OF clock and caused the death
OF six-year -old Aarry RodIesk He was found
dead on the third floor after the fire. Three
women fled 20 the roof and wers rescued by the
firemen after some hard fight with the famee
and smoke. One woman jumped from the roof
TO n tree in front Of the house. The fire was
started in the cellar. There Is scant clue 10 fhe
frehug.
The sun., 1900-07-05
Arrivals From Europe on the Oceanic.

Among the passengers who arrived on the
Oceanic yesterday from Liverpool and Queens
town we're: NJ Albert d'Artigues. c, c. Bald
win. Bruno Benziger, @ L. Boissevain, Col Al.
bany H. Charlesworth. William c. Goldman. tho
Hon. Patrick A, Collins W Butler Duncan. Jr.
Niela Gron, P. r. G s.; Mrs Mark A Hanns, A.
r Hawley, Mauric, l.. Power and Bishop Rior-
dan Of San Francisco.
The sun., 1900-07-05
Run Over by Train In Eleventh Avenue.

Frank staplston. an iron worker. Of s42 West
Fiftieth street, was run over yesterday by
train In the yards OF the New York Central
railroad at Forty-ninth street and Eleventh
avenue and taken to Roosevelt Hospital In
diving condition The crew Of the train said the
man was stealing rids when the accident oc-
Cured, hut others declared that he was pas
senger and was getting OF the train Tbs en-
ginser. William Walton, OF iD AHstesoA9
Sio Wsst Thirueth street, were srrestodl
The sun., 1900-07-05
Arrtved--wEpNEspAy. JuiyA

Z. s transport sedgwtck Henricks. Boston.
JuyS.
81 Oceanic Cameron Liverpool. June a.
IS Traye. ChristoYers Bremen, june IS.
SIS Barbarossa. AentL Bremen. june rs.
SIS Fourna,, Dupont, HaSre June IS.
IS Ycun Christensen Proerso June ~
SIS Pisa fendt. Hsu,bure Junesl.
S. Hesthercraig, Muller, Sh elds. Jyne H.
Sc Pocanontas James. Gibraltar. June 30.
SIS Texas Holm. Shields, june i6,
IS SuWanse. Harvo d. SUNDERLAND June TO-
SIS fjomo Nelson. lnAgua June ~
SIS hiuenelds. Curry Baltimore. July2
SIS Hamilton. Poai. Norfolk. July 3:
SIS Sen,ino'e Bearse, Jacksonville. July I.
IS Richmond. Catherius. Norfolk. July
s. Woodland Lose witL .Antwerp June 20.
SIS Kong Frodr, Gundefeen. Port Antonio, June 70
Bark White winga Kemp, Antigua June i6
The sun., 1900-07-05

PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. July t,-Welesley Col
lege is materially benefited through the will Of
Col George F. Towle. U. 8 A.. retired. who
died In London several weeks ago, The instru-
ment. which has been filed for probate here.
and revovers. The college also receives ths
sum OF q. 900 to Establish fund In memory OF
the testators wife, to be known a. the Ann
Martha owle scholarship. Col. Iowles large
farm near here Is also given to Wellesley and
the residue Of the property after several small
beoueets are paid goes to the college.