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New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
TWO SOUTH BPOOKLT8 FIRES.
A GRAIN DRYING FACTORY AND A DRYDoCK
PARTLY BURNED.

Two fires IN South Brooklyn yesterday morning
caused a loss OF s30.OO0 worth Of properly. The
first blaze was IN Limond's five story brick grain
drying factory, OF Inlay and Bovine SITS. Fire was
seen 70 issue from the cogwhees Of the machinery
on the fifth floor. An effort was made 10 put It
out with a bucket Of water but Il was unsuccess-
full Three alarms called nine engines and the fire.
boat Seth Low. After hours hard work the fire
was extingushed, but the damage 10 the grain
and stock the two upper floors was placed at
SIO9O0 The damage 10 the building will reach
&Cvo. It IS owned by the Brooklyn Wharf and
Warehouse Company
Another blaze started in the -drydock Of William
Matuson, at Twenty-ti -tirst-st Had Il not been for
the effective work Of the tugboar r. E Petty a
disastrous nre might have resulted AS it was the
loss was $ 0Cl
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
TIcE-CH4HCELL0R STEVENS DECIDES.

case that has been pending in the New-Jersey
Chancery Court for twenty-six years came up be-
fore Vice-Chanceuor Stevens at Newark, yester-
day. The matter grew out or a question or IN
herItance under The VIII OF John o. Woodruff. who
died IN Elizabeth. The will was prooated IN Eliza
beth in 1851. Mr. Woodruff left two married
daughters and a niece. whose shares OF the estate
were 70 descend unentailed their chAdr@n or
heirs a law One OF the daughters subsequently,
died. and litigation arose the disposal OF her
share or the estate Yesterday the Nice-Chancellor
approved a report in favor or certain residuary
legatees.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
UNION NEWS TRAMBOT DROWNED.

Hewitt July L-3Iax Levy, a Union News Com
pany rratnboy. came 10 Greenwood Lake or
excursion train to-day over the New York Sus-
quehanna and Western Railroad. He went IN bath
ing and was drowned this afternoon near Willow
Point. Levy was bathing with q companion named
Martin Breidtsc1erder. Both are said 10 be from
Paterson. Levy is thought have been seized
with cramps. The body has not been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
DIR. J. 4. STEWART SEEKS FREEDOM.

Dr. James Alex Stewart who is in jail for fail
ure TO pay aIimony. wants to be free so as to be-
gin lie anew Yesterday Justice Hooker reserved
decision on the application made TO him by
Thomas F. Maguer an attorney. for the discharge
OF Dr. Stewart who it is said is receiving no
money from his profession and is penuiless. DR..
Stewart was sent jail for his failure 10 pay
Corneia n Stewart $3.50 a year almouy and 500
for the support OF their child. C. II. Otis, attOr
ney for Mrs. Stewart. said that his client would
pay her $500 a year regularly.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
TITO BULLET HOLES IN HIS HEAD.

Paterson. July L CspeciaD-Autouchio Seidart
Young silk weaver living at No s96 straight-st., IN
this CIV was found in the rear q the trolley
house ar Sirgac this morning with two bullet
wounds IT his head and & revolver lying near him
was going 10 commit suicide because he was -
cehr and rvyo of his enemies had had MIN arrested.
although ~ was innocent The unconscious man
was brought 20 ST. J0sephs Hospital. n this city
physician urohe6 successfully for the bullets. but
Sel5ar. all probably die from his wounds
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
TIE AnERLrAE SH0E ARRnAn-

The introduction Of the American made boot and
shoe into Europe has quite revolutionlzed the for
ner idea that European boots were superior to
those made in the United States. Now almost
every sularrly dressed woman seen n London
wears American boots or shoes One OF the most
favored makes is called the Sorosis and Mess-s.
Spence & Co., OF ST. Peul-s ChUrchyard have Sc
cured the agency for London.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
AUTONOBILE sERTIcE FoR PL4INFIELD.

PlainfeId, July 1.-THE PlaInded Automobile
Company. capitalized at 100000 was organize 4 last
night The promoters Of the scheme Intend 10
provide public transit service n sections Of the
city not accommodated by trolley lines The cor
porators Of the company are Mayor George Rock
fellow Of Plaindeld, Mayor n b. Smalley OF North
Plainfed, ;. .. Drake, E NJ French D. NJ.
Smalley and Craig A. Marsh
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
BOND ISSUE AWARDED.

Bids for 5000 OF bonds issued by the Essex Park
Commission al Newark. were received BY the Board
or FreehoIders OF the county yesterday. and the
entire issue was awarded 70 John D Everett &
Co. and Tenny & Crawford OF New-York whose
joint bid was Sso.720, representing a premium OF
SI6144 There were eight bids the lowest being
S536. $50 by LampreCht Bros & Co. OF Cleveland
The bonds are per cent. and mature IN 1883
This issue completes the fun issue OF 81 eco 900 OF
bonds authorized for the establishment OF a new
park system in Essex County
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
ro NAKE 4 TOUR OF NsPECTION.

The State Sewerage Commission will visit Vine
land MerchantviIIe and Willow Grove to-day 10
inspect the proposed plans for sewers submitted
by the authorities OF those places. At Vineland II
Is proposed TO construct series OF filtration beds;
al Willow Grove the plan adopted IS an aeratiOn
plant 10 pump oxygen through and purity the sew
age and al Merchantviue IL is proposed to empty
the sewage into Cooper Creek, which empttes into
The Delaware River.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
4 WEDDMG.

Syracuse, N Y, July 1.-THE Rev Calvin II.
French pastor Of the Bethel Branch of Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn. and Miss Elizabeth Durkee OF
this place. were married here to-day. The Rev
Robert A Ashworth, pastor OF the First Baptist
Church, OF Meriden, Conn, was best The
bridesmaids were Miss Mabel ChesIey. Miss Iitz
Dustin. Miss Emma Jean Ha ullins and Miss Flor
ence Mallon all Of Malone. The ushers were Fred
erick NJ Robinson, OF Rutland. VT, cousin OF the
bride, Howard =. Hadley. of PIattsburg, y. 7, and
Nal \
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
BIBLE CONFERENCE IN SESSION.

Asbury Park. July 1.-THE Niagara Bible Con-
ference is holding Its sessions this week az the
Beach Auditorium. The conference IS composed Of
well known ministers who make the study OF the
Bible q speciality Al tO-day's sessions the Rev.
E. P Gardner. OF Chatham y. J.. Iectured on sons
Of God" and the Rev DIT. George c Needharl Of
Philadelphia. smoke On The EXaLtatiOn Of Christ"
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
LITTLE BOYS CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.

So tiny were they that they had 10 stand on
chairs when arraigued before Magistrate Brtstow
in the Butler-st police court yesterday morning
on the charge Of burglary-Eddie Dawson Willie
Perdue and Thomas Curran-ranging in age from
eight 10 ten years They were sent the Chill
dren's Society for safe keeping and the case
set down for July IS. The three boys were caught
by Detective Reyonlds Tuesday afternoon in
the house OF Augustus Y. Markwald, a broker.
No lss Amity-st. The boys seemed 10 be proud
or their escapade-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
YOUNG WOMEN gATED FRou DRorNLNG-

Patchogue, Long Island July u.-NIss Clara
Humstead and Miss Maggie Mills two New-York
young women who are staying at a hotel here for
the summer. had a narrow escape from drowning
last night A rowbOat in which they and two young
men were capslzed. George Dow and Miner Terrell,
the young men, each grabbed one of the young
women and managed 70 swim to shalln-p N-arer
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
ELKs ELECT OFFICERS.

Atlantic City. July 1.-THE Grand Lodge q the
Benevolent and Protective order OF Elks was
gagged the entire morning eec-ing the following
officers. Grand LOyal Knight. LLOYD Bowman, ot
Eew-YOrk City. Grand Lecturtng knight. William
r Brook. OF Lexington, Ky. Grand Secretary.
George a Reynolds Of saginaw. Mich Grand
Treasurer Edward Orris. OF Msadville. Penn Both
the secretary and treasurer have served six years
and were eLeCred without oDDosLLLol.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
SOUND As A ROCK. SAYS Mr.. ORION.

The accounts OF the Dime Savings Bank OF Nsws
ark are being examined BY the Safe Banking Com
mission. and further examination Is 10 be made
BY the Board OF Directors OF the bank President
James D Orton said yesterday that the banks sur
plus Is over i per cent and that the bank had
ample funds meet all demands The bank. Mr..
Orton said. was as sound as the rock OF GtbrataT-
The Board OF Directors had simply ~ 60 have
examination made independent OF the regular
examination by the state Bank ExaminerN
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
BETTER par FOR R4ILRO4D MEN.

Trenton July II (SpeciaD.-The Trenton Street
Railway Company, operating the entire strsetcar
service OF this city, to-day announced Increase
OF wages 10 the motormen and couductOrs- The
men made a demand for higher wages four years
ago. and were told that che company could not
then afford increase, but that ther wages would
be raised when times grew better. The annoUnce-
rnent to-day calls for increase from 81 81 70 & q
faN
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
LOCKED Up FOR VIOLATING LIQUOR LAW.

Camden July tSpeciaD.-saloOnkeepers here
were surprised this morning when Judge Arm
strong committed six OF their number 70 the
County JAN until next Tuesday, when he viii I'M
pose sentence upon them for violating the law
against Sunday HquOr selling The names OF the
persons 10 be sentenced and who pleaded guilty are
Pauline Everley. Peter J. Keller. Henry Felden.
Walter O. Hubbs. Thomas J. Fa-nham and John
Jones
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
HA1r rRE RrLEs MODIFIED.

The Hudson County Board Of Health has directed
its clerk c. J. Rooney, 70 confer with the State
BOARD of Health and secure, II possible, a mOdih-
ca ton rules relative 10 the Issuance OF tran
sit permits. the new rules necesstate delays AT
Jersey City in the shipping OF bodies.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
FOR PICTUREs OF L4YD LocKEn sALnor

Louis Rhead viii start for Northern Canada to-
morrow for a two weeks stay at the Crande De-
charge Of Lake St John and the Saguenay. He will
spend his time making pictures and Illustrations
OF the leaplng Ouananlche, or landlOcked salmon.
and viii DO q little fly fishing for recreation. Mr..
Rhead viii stay at the Hotel RObervaI
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
JOHN u'BANEE WILL NOT SERVE.

To WITHDRAW FROM BOARD OF EDUCATION TO
ATTEND TO PRIVATE BUSINESS.
John McNau1ee, after service the Board of
Education OF nearly a quarter Of q century de-
clares he viii not qualify again a member Last
week he was reappointed by Mayor Van Wyck
as a member OF the Borough School Board Mr..
McNamee said yesterday that he did not under
stand why his name was presented to Mayor Van
Wyck as he had determined to retire owing the
demands OF mis- private business Mr.. MCNanee
was during most OF the time Of his service the
chairman OF the Committee Buildings and
member Of the Committee on Sites.
1t IS said that Mr. MCNamee's successor will be
either Jerry A. Weinberg or Frank E O'ReiIly. the
latter's law partner.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
THIEVES ROB 4 WHEELnAy.

TOOK HIS WATCH AND SOME MONEY. he SAYS.
But OVERLOOKED A LARGE ROLL
Bloomfield, July Il {speciaD.-Frank Redmond. an
insurance agent. who said he was from Sraplston.
Staten Island, while his way from Richheld
Bloomfield take a train for SevT-YOrk was held
last night the Peters homestead and
robbed Of a gold watch. several dollars IN money
and bunch OF keys. Redmond riding his b.
cycle when the two jumped from behind
tree and one OF them caught the rear wheel Red
mOnd said, with stick with crooked handle
Redmond was thrown 20 the ground and held
there by the thieves while they took his money and
watch and then told him 70 90. The thieves over
looked nearly 800 that Redmond had in an inside
waistcOat pocket. Redmond reported his loss 20 the
police but the thieves have not been caught.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
4EoTBER CHILD KILLED By TRoLLET
THE MoToRMAN LOCKED Up ON A CHARGE OF
HOMICIDE.

Another child was killed by a trolley yester-
day afternoon little before o'clock at hnicker-
bocker-ave and Hart-st. She was Esther Asher
two years Old VINO lived with her parents al No
302 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. She was crossing at the
place mentioned when trolley car No. 2,s35 OF the
Kric1erbocker and Flushing line at
swift pace, and before the mOtorr7an could con-
troll the car IL had passed over the child, crushing
Eer frgntfully. The body was taken to the home
Of the parents
The motorman Of the car. Louis Spannagel,
TWENTY-FIVE years old Of No. A. Hamburg was
locked Up in the Hamburg-ave. station charge
OF homicide.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
TAKABLE VALrAPTON INCREAsED.

Elizabeth, July 1.-THE Board OF Assessors OF
this city has fxed the total taxable valuation at
SIS 600 COO an increase Of $500 900 last year The
Singer Sewing Machine Conpanys valuation has
been increased $1,000 The tax rate Will be & 9s,
The present.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
B4RREN IsL4ND,s PROTEsT4NT CFrRcH.

The Protestant church on Barren Island will be
dedicated tonight. The Rev. s. Rowland who
the bell for the ediace viii deliver the dedl-
catory prayer and make address.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

Raymond Raiger fourteen years Old OF No. 6
Bremen-st., while bathing yesterday afternoon in
Newtown Creek. off Metropoltan-ave. was seized
with cramps and sank before assistance could
reach him
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
CAUGHT MAKING DYNAMITE.

QUANTITIES OF THE EXPLOSIVE LYING
AROUND LOOSE ~ PATERSON
Paterson. July II (specian.-CoasrabIe Richard
Berry, while serving a subpoena for an inquest
made an alarming discovery dt No . NIarket-st-
today Toni Rabini. the man for whom Berry had
the subpoena was sitting IN his making dyua-
mite. and the explosive vas found all about the
room in large Quantities boxes and kegs and half
barrel being almost fun OF TO.
Raotni, it was suspected sent the torpedoes 70
Fassaic that blew up the eve OF The Fourth OF
July. and killed the two Rose brothers and in
Jured many others
" nat the Italian has been doing with such larEs
quantities or the explosive Is not known HIS
room l. situated In the of the most rhickIy
populated part of the city.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
WAH TRIES TO BREAK LAUNDRY TRUST
FAILING IN THIS he DEPARTs-HIs CUSTOMERS
LOOKING FOR THEIR COLLARS

Charlie Wah. a Chinese Iaundrynan has disap-
peaTed from Ozone Park, Long Island and $500
worth Of his customers linen has gone also. Wan
started business in Ozone Park few weeks ago.
and e rate war between him and Charlie Lee, who
had had monopoly Of the laundry business until
Wah's arrival. begun
On Saturday the patrons that called d Wah's
place failed TO find him. Nothing was found IN the
place except a note from Wah, in which he said
that he had decided TO QUIT, the people Of the
town had failed to appreciate his efforts destroy
the laundry monopoly.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
JUMPED AND WAS KILLED.
a PASSING TRAIN FRIGHTENs A SPAN OF
HORSES WITH FATAL RESULTS

Matawan. July Il (speciaD--sadie Baker. ten
years old, daughter o: W H Baker. was killed
IN a runaway accident az Keyp0rt last night
Mr. Baker had driven 70 his house IN Atlantic
ST and had left mis- horses. which were hitched 20
d covered business wagon standing in front OF his
nome IN the wagon were his three children, Sadie.
Edward and Jaw
A passing train frightened the horses Just as Mr
DtNsF ieft the house 20 return the wagon. He
SIdSped tae brides and attempted stop the team.
oIt was thrown beneath their no0fs and caught IN
ne "neels When ne was picked u0 it was found
limbs and body.
Sadle Jumped from the wagon Tire 1ov la7dsd
rece wing serious injury. but Sadie struck on
a. "Ta4- SHe was unconscious when taken I'd and
u@leG @ Two hours later. JAY remained IN the wagon
4'-'' lhe norses We're stopped and was not hurt
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
PURSE OPENS AND NoSET FALLS our.

MAN AND WOMAN COME NEAR LOSING THEIR
LIVES At A RAILWAY STATION
Morrtst0wu. July IA middle aged man and
young woman had narrow escape from death
here last night. As they aighted from a train 70
the railroad platform purse attached 70 the
wOUaus belt dropped the ground scatter
ing money IN all directions The stopped
down 10 gather up the scattered coin. and while
she was IN a bent posture the train began move.
A passing struck ler and knocked her down
she was in danger OF rolling on the platform
ana under the wheels OF the moving train. when
her companion ran 10 her assistance and also
knocked down.
Policeman Holly seized them and dragged them
out OF harms way As soon they regained
their feet they fastened away 20 a waiting car
riage without stopping 10 gather Up the money.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
THIRD RAIL ON KINGS COUNTY.
THROUGH TRAINS TO BE RUN FROM BRIDGE
TO BROADWAY FERRIES

AS motive power electricity will within ten days
have supplanted steam the Kings County Ele-
waited Railroad. The work OF equipping the line
with third rails has been going for several
months. The motor will be placed the line
as soon the union station at Vesta-ave. and
FultOn-st., in East New-York, is completed.
Trains will be of the Bridge, along Full
ton-st. to the union station, swing around the
circle and complete the trip TO the Broadway
ferries. The return trip will also be made around
the loop
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
HAD MAN INTRODUCE HIN AT BANK.
NOW A NoRTHPoRr CASHIER HAS HEARD THA-
CHECK HE CAsHED Is FORGED

CHECK He CASHED IS FORGED
A man claiming to oe John L. Barton, represent
ing the Auegan Mills. OF ATegan, Mich dealing
in new and second hand engines and machinery,
several days ago bought two pieces OF old machin-
cry from Willis B. Burt. Of Northport Long Island,
for $40 and sold him new machinery, which was 10
be paid for when delivered Later he called on Mr..
Burt and asked him go with him to the bank
OF Northport and Identity him that he could
get check cashed Barton presented check for
S525, purporting TO be drawn the New-York cor
respondent Of bank in Allegan. and payable to
BartOns order. Mr. Brush, the cashier. cashed the
check and that afternoon Barton after paying
Burt $40 and telling him TO hold the machinery
until asked to ship II, left town.
Mr. Brush informed yesterday, II is said, by
the New-York bank which the check drawn
that the signature to the check 4 forgery.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12

SE me ,ths ,oSths on each floor Particulars may be had
80 iotser rom Nj Ritz, Carlton Hotel London
1G Tnce-rrom rom NJ Pnyfer, Grand Hotel National
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-27

charming love AFFAIR runs through 1t
all, the girl being the newly elected
co~ngressman's daughter, and the man
an9army officer. Many characters are
introduced we'll known In washington
official and social life. The ways and
means of the politician are well known,
and the development Of the rough
Texan household in the social swim of
Washington is particularly pleasing
and ingenious. The cast will prac-
ideally be the same clever one that pre-
ssnted the piece in its opening season.
James R. Mccain will be Maverick
Brander.' the congressman, and Will
IL. Bray, the Minister from Dahomey."
They originate these two clever roles.
Miss Florence Rossland, pretty, clever
and petite, will be 1Bossy'. Miss Liz
zie Kendall Dis "Brander's' wife, Geo.
T. Mech "Brassy Call and Gustave
NeaVille Major Yell The original
and unsurpassed Texas Steer Quar-
tebte" will be a feature o the perform
ance. The play is one of the best that
ever came from the talented pen of
Hoyt and will undoubtedly be well
coined here by3a large audience.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-27
A BOON TO nOTHERS.
If any mother in this vicinity has looked
for this follow this mothers ad-
vice.
a BOON TO

Wherever we go and among all
classes Of people we find children suf-
fering from weak Kidneys. The in
telligent mother knows that this is not
a$habit and looks for a remedy. 1t is
something very hard to relieve and
the family physician tells her the child
will outgroW it in time. Sometimes
they do and sometimes they do not.
In the meantime annoyance and en-
barassment is the result. If anyone
knows a. remedy it is not an act of
charity, is it not a duty to makeit pub
lie? Should selfshness or pride keep
at concealed? Mrs. w. M. Horton OF
Lincoln avenue, Fergus rails, Mimi,
has used Doan's Kidney Pills in her
family and makes the following state
ment for the benefit of anxious moth
ers and the relief of interesting little
children. Mrs. Horton says:
would recommend anything, I do not
care what twas, unless i knew an ar
ticle possessed merit and was worthy
of e~ndorsation. In regard to Doan's
Kidney Pills I have had proof in my
family that they are a good remedy.
ourIittle boy for quite a long time was
troubled evidently with some kidney
arrangement The kidney %secretions
were not healthy in color, and on
Standing deposited a heavy brick col
|ored sediment. This had gone on for
quite a while, and it naturally gave me
some uneasiness." 1t finally led us
To- obtain Doan's Kidney Pills from a
drug store and use them. The result
gave us much pleasure. There are no
longer an indications of anything
wrong with the boys kidneys. ! con-
slider such results sufficient to enable
me to endorse Doan's Kidney Pills
b sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents maled by Foster-Milburn Co.
Buffalo, n. X. Sole agents for the u.
IS. Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-27

GTATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
Burleigh. In county court, before Hon.
John #. Fort, judge.
II the matter of the estate of William NIB,
Clark, deceased. Robert I. Wallace, petitioner,
vs.. Two alf-sisters whose names are unknown
to petitioner respondents. Notice of hearing
petition for license8to sell personal property.
state of North Dakota to tho above named
respondents, and all persons interested ii. the
estate of William M. B. Clark deceased: You
are hereby notified that the petition Of Robert
E.sWallace administrator of estate OF William
NJ CLARK, late of the county of Burleigh and
state Of North Dakota deceased, has been filed
IN this court, therein petitioning tliathe be an-
sthorizsd, empowered and directed to sell per-
sonal property belonging to said decedent's es-
tate, described Rsfolows, to witt Certain claims
against John @. Bates and Jonathan A.. Yerkey,
Captain and First lieutenant ia the United
States army FOR acts done by them under order
81 their3 superior cficerss That said petition
will be heard BY this court on Saturday the15th
day of S~eptember,A. D.. 1900, atIo O'Clock in
the fornoon of that day, at the court rooms of
this court in the city OF Bismarck, county OF
Burleigh and state of North Dakotas
And You and each Of you arc hereby cited and
required then and there to. be and appear be-
fore this conrt, and show cause, if anyyou have
why said petition should NOT be granted
Dated tho 9th day Of August . D. 1900.
BY the Court,
JOHN +. FORT
Judge OF tho County Court
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-27
SUICIDE.

WARDEN IN MORTON
COUNTY COMMITS SUICIDE BY
DROWNING IN THE HEART
RIVER AT MANDAN.
Deputy Came Warden w. w. Worth
en- committed suicide at Mandan SAT-
'urday afternoon. From reports re-
ceiYed in the city, Worthen. who lives
some miles out OF Mandan, had had
some family troubles and came into
Mandan about al week ago. He had
been drinking rather heavily, and SAT-
urday morning told ON friends that
things would have to change for him
pretty soon. He tried to borrow a
shot glnSin@the morning but was I'M
able to do SO. In the course Of the
morning he went down to the Heart
river and remained there during the
greater part of the day. In the after
ne was seen to walk out on a
dam owe the river, stab himself twice
inthe neck with a knife and jump into
the river. When he came up a pole
was pushed out to him, but he refused
to avail himself Of this opportunity to
himself and was drowned. His
body was found against the dam and
taken TO Mandan. He leaves a wife
and four children in poor circum-
stances. Worthen's relatives are said
to live at Helena am to be people Of
means. .