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New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
new YORK CENTRAL,
RAHLEHl DIVISION.


el2 A M and 800 L. NJ. T., except Sunday, to
Pittsfeld Sundays only at o 20 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintscn Light.
Ticket offices us. 261 413 and 1916 Broadway d
Union So. w, 255 Columbus Ave- 81 125th St
2Sh ST. and 1SSth St Stations New York; sSs and T26
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt for New-Ycrk Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
vesink. s4.2O. $3.50. n so a n, $40 p II
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
RAILWAY,

Avenue
CUBA, MENICO A CALIFORNIA
Departure from York Pennsylvania R. r. Station
Daily, I'D Co-tlandt and Desbrosses
6N-The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
Cortlaudt Streets is i've minutes later than
that given below Tor Twenty-third street
Station.
12:IO A. Mast MAIL-Pullman Buffet slespins
Cars. YORK Atlanta New Orleeas.
and Jacksonville. Fla Dining Car
3;2o II. Nh. Y & FLA EAP2ESS-Pullrnan Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars New-YorS 70 Columbia. Sa
vanrah. Jacksonville. Tampa and Augusta Dining
service
3:25 II. M--WASHINGTON & CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED, VIA LINCHBI FG-PulIrn=n L'-awing Room
Sleeping Cars New York 10 Roanoke. Knoxville.
tanOoga New Orleans and Memphis Dining Car
4:2o M--WASRlNGFlN & SOCTHWESTER LIN
ITED-PG@l!nan @ Drawirs Room seepng Cars. New
York to Atlanta, New Orleans Birmingham. Memphis.
AEheville, Knoxville Chattanooga Nashville Drinx
Car service Tourist Sleeping Car. Washington
Francisco, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
New York and Florida LirJsd.'' train IN tha
world resumes service January 1900 between NsV
York Augustine 49,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE. 271 BROADWAY
Pennsylvania ticket Offices
and 26I Broadway; AstOr House West Twenry-thfri
street station; and stations foot Desbrossss and
Cortlandt streets Court Street. SEQ Fulton
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn:
FRANK 5 CANNON. J. " CULP
Sd Vice-Pres. & Cen'I Nrr Trsf7~ NJ
W \ TURK c. = A.
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lELAYaRE. lsGEaWssal ( WESTERN
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklia -. Statio9. y y as toEoSS
and 10 later foot ct w. 80 81:
'1&t4o =, VI. CONTINENT Al LIMITED. for Delroa-
Chicago and ST. Louis Dining Car
Gals z. N. Chicago aad 81. Louis Limited
$500 2 81 Buffalo and Niagara Falls kNpreSA
'ot1S p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
sDaily. Except Sunday.
Timetables at principal hotels and crtces Sassags
checked residence Westcott's ExprssA
c. b. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent n L
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European Trains de Luxe
FROM LONDON.

Lochon Express-Pyrenees, Royun Express.
Nord Express-BerIin st. Petersburg.-En-
gadine Express-CUire, Zurich, & Lucerne.-
Carlsbad Erpress-EEer, Bayreuth & Carls-
bad.-Penins0Iar Express-Brindisi for Egypt.
-MedIterraI'enn Express1Nice, Monte Carlo.
Egypt.-Coustnnza Express--Constanza & Con-
stantfnople Rome Express-GenOa, Rome &
Naples.
INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAR CO.,
IA Cockspup st, LOndon.-3 Place de PODera,
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foreign Resorts.
The international Palace Hotels,

The International Palace Hotels,
The Riviera Palace. Monte Carlo.
The Riviera h-aiace.
NICE France.
ShepheRrd's Hotel and
The Ghezireh Palace, Egypt.
CAIRO. y
The La PLACE. & The Royal Palace,
OSTEND Bel gtum.
Chateau Royal,
ARDENNES Belgium.
Pavilion de Bellevue,
BELLEVUE, near Paris France
Hotel Stephanie,
ABAZIA ............. Austria.
The Cd: Hotel international,
BRINDISI Italy.
The Ayenida Palace,
LISBON Portugal.
The summer Palace,
THERAPIA Turkey.
The Perm Palace,
CONSTANTINOPLE ..... Turkey.
Terminus Hotel. bordeaux
For information. tickets all points and to reserve
accommodations apply International s. G. Co.'S Offices
Cockspur- ST. London. Place de rOpere, Paris.
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LITERARY NOTES.

During the intervals of work upon his new
story Mark Twain is writing his signature in six
hundred copies of the London edition of his
books
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
q

~4M ND 4 Ma ANlH
q RAILROAD.
STATIONS foo. se q ss' @ o Twsn;'ha Street and D.
tTThe leaving time from Desbros.es and
Cortiandt Streets Is ave minutes aater than
that given below for TvseRty-fhird street
station, except where otherwise noted
cars New York % ts6grs Sleeping Car Pittsburs "a
o 4. VI " EAST LINET'iaPSTg PS1i and GIsysIsad
SsTsmen S sieeP.Hs D'ni.s smeeiHg and oessrvas,oa
Indianapolis Louisville 81 Louis.
ser louisville esa Cineinnat0. indianapolis. Chicago
5.55 ?. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
!55 p VI SoUTHw EsTEIN ExPREss.-Far Pits
IITs Akron Cleveland Nashville tvia Cincinnafo.
.5 p 81 in1naPeiz' PaFst' 81 f@Ss pftr,Burx and
Pts'' PnSss'' For knoxyils daily VIA sheaand9sa valley
$40 r " MAIL AND EXPREs5-Pallnlan Burss
burg ana poats west asiy excsp: sunday. No coseSss
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
30 S 80 800 lolO DesorOsses Cortlandt streets
20 tDesoF2ss-s ana Criandt streets. @ . Con
IS Dining CAP I55 tDisins Carr s25 p n. i2io
2ss oagse5sioS @ S L. AS9 al PaS Paar and ana 6n%as %
arS, % 40 Dining Cas). 45S Dining Car. s5
SOUTHERN SOUTH 542 RAILwAY-Ezp-ess as. p n I2Is
NoEFoI.S PIX AND WESTERN RA1IwAY-For Memphis,
Atlantic COAST LfNE@E1o9ess z fSsss s55 a n and
cHEsAPEAkE < OHIO RAILwAy.-T55 a. n week
FOR OLD PoGST CcNFOPT and NORFoLE1-7nz
Hsek-days and S-55 D N daily.
ATLANTIC -CIII--Ljj p m weekdays Throuxs
VestIbuled Train Bufst Par0r Cars. Passenger Coses
ard Combined ~-~--
CAPE MAY.-12j5 p n. weekdays.
Fo points on New York and Long Ralroad (e,r,
west I%eny-third Street stationl. SIS a. n. IL s0
90, ana 4o0 2. Sundays. S.25 a m AS . -
from Deshrosses and Cortlsndt Strestsl. 400 a n
lZSo 3 &c and 80 Sundays. o 45 a IS q n
FOR PHILADELPHIA
610 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets SOD y 7sS
SD $50 sS tsj5 Penna LduiIsdJ. 1910 CDesbrozsss
and Corandt Streets 10 2O) Dining Dining
Ssrl nSS go a W u 10 tDes5rosses and Cortaadt
93lnng % ~ i. Sa0 20 Dining Can, 80 SIS 925 p
ted 955. 1913 Dining Carr m Il s. t55 CrnIaz
Car). 325. ass, 10 Dining Carr. ASS (Din4nS Carj.
6.55 iDining Car). m 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos. 46f 944 11e6 and PSI Broad
AstOr House; West Street Station.
and stations OF Desbrosses and Corandt Streets
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. eS Broadway and
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company vii car y,r
and check baggage from hotels residences through
destination
Telephone eli Eighteenth Street. for Peansylvaa.
Railroad Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. w0Or,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
foreign Resorts.
Hetels in the British Isles.

HetelS in the British Isles.
Gordon m H'ii: Ltd ROYAL PIER HOTEL
9Gordon HtI. LtdJ BURLINGTON HOTEL
oGordon Hii. LtdJ CLiFToNvILLE HOTEL.
Gordon H'ti. Ltd.i LORD WARDEN HOTEL
Gordon H'tI. Ltd HOTEL METRoPoLE.
9Gordon HtI. Ltd GRAND HOTEL.
LONDON >.
MIDLAND GRAND HOTEL
LIVERPOOL
ADELPHI HOTEL
LGUDO
QUEENS HOTEL
BRADFORD
MIDLAND HOTEL
M0RECAWBE BAY
MIDLAND HOTEL
DERBY
MIDLAND HOTEL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOLLIER's SHANKLIN HOTEL
THE WORCEsTERsHIRE HOTEL.
Tariffs of the Hotels and full particulars
o to routes may be had ut the European
Offices of the Tribune" mt lad Fleet Street,
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Partition Sale.
SUPREME COURT. County of New Yor


SUPREME COURT, County of New York
Anna Livingston Short. Plaintiff against Emily II
Crosby (sued Emily NJ Pett Defendsnt-In purSu-
OF interlocuOry Judgment OF partition
duly made and entered in the above entitled action
ing date the 18th day of December. 1892 the under
signed the referee in said Judgment named will sell
pubic auction the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
23s Fifth Avenue in the Borough OF Manhattan, City
o'clock in the afternoon that day by William r. Nor
auctoneer the articles OF personal dreCtsd
by said Judgment sold ther-1 described
ing principally OF household furniture and other personal
parlor furniture, carpets, pictures
china. Delft andironS ChiCkering
piano. dining furniture chairs, tables. gasS
sverware sdeooard, table also oil paintings
watches old ievelry
ing apparel also kitchen and servants furniture
bat rack umbrella stands, bureaus. beds &c, fer
more particular specification of which articles to be
sod all parties referred the said inteTlocutory
udemen he In the once OF the Clerk ot the County
of New York, al the County Court House. Borough Of
Manhattan
A. such per cent OF the amount bid for any
article will be required deposited cash and The
balance Of the purchase price within twentytour hours
from the time OF the sale and before the removal
articles purchased
The purchasers will be required all articles
from the place 81 sale within twenty four hours from
the time OF sale
JAMES e KELLY.
Referee
BUTLER HOFFMAN. JOIINE & MYNpERSE.
attorneys for Plaintiff, 50 Wall Street New York CITY
Attorneys for Defendant Sc Wall Street New York city
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"A received their Uptown Once i.242 Broadway
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New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

Mr.. H. G. Wells bears testimony to what
other people have not discovered to be the spe-
cial attribute of Of Mr.. Barrie's early eff
forts. After period of illness and i'll luck
Mr. Wells says, in discussing his literary begin
nings. 'I CHANGED upon When a Mans Single
the best guide TO literary journalism in the
world. took its suggestion. and-voila tout!"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-11-16
A FrightfuI BIunder.

VIII often cause a horrible burn
scald, cut or bruise. I'uckln's arnica
salve, the best in the world, will kill
the pain and promptly heal it. Cures
old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, fell
ons, corns, all skin eruptions. Best
pile cure on earth. Only 25c box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold py Peoples
drug store and A. w. Foreman, DIV
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vINITA MEAT STORE FO
a fine steak, a nice roast, f. esh
sweet lard, pork and mutton,
fresh fruits ana vegetables.

Bitter fighting does not necessarily
mean personal abuse or usavory re-
marks. Keep your temper. Work
for your party and stand by your con
.yictions-work al night aud ialk all
day II you find it essential 10 your
success. It will irrltate you aud
cause dyspepsia, but you can ind re-
lief for that in Dr. Caldvell'. pepsIn
syrup, which is guaranteed BY Peoples
drug store. da
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Dannenberg.

We find that according to Mr..
Taylor's testimony, that as late as
in the fall Of 1899 Mr.. Tripletl
presented certificates for registra.
ton which upon their face appear
ed they had been recently issued,
and upon investigation were found
to be duplicates. (See A. A. Tay-
lor's testimony, page I'D
1t appears from the testimony
that all of these large claims that
are pending the action of the sem
ate are based upon national certifi-
Gates purchased from A. A. Tay-
lor. We therefore think it advis.
able that action upon all claims
now pending, with the exception
Of those referred to ia the testi-
monv Of j. R. Hastings, chairman
Of the committee on claims, as
having been approved by his COM
mittee, be deferred until satisfac-
tory evidence is shown as to their
merit.
We further recommend that the
United States Indian agent be
asked to defer payment of the fol-
lowing national warrants:
No. B 79, issued to 7. w.
Triplett for. ..........$ $50 90.
No. B 80, issued to 7. w.
Triplett for. .......... 1,422 00|
No. B 81, issued to W. NJ.
Gulager for. -. 1900 OO'
No. B 50, issued to w. M.
GuIager for. or........... 1850 OOI
Total ........S4, ,638 00l
And that the national council
when it convenes in regular session
in November abolish the Office of
auditor Of public accounts and that
the records be placed in the Gus
iOdy Of the executive department
Of the Cherokee nation.
Respectfully submitted,
G. V. RoeERs,
WILSON Q. BRUToN,
Commissioners.
approved.
J. W. zEvELY,
Special Inspector.
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A Famous Painting

maybe worth millions-or a big pump
kin may take first premium, but DR..
Caldwell's syrup pepsin brings more
Joy every day as it becomes better
known and more generally used for
constipation, Indigestion, sick head
ache and stomach trouble. Get it at
Peoples drug store. DIV
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st. Johns Church.

Frank r. Jones, minister. Service
Of evening prayer and sermon next
Sunday, the third Sunday after Trim
ity, at the Presbyterian church at
D. M,
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ANOTHER BIG STEAL.
$4,000 Stolen From the
Cherokee Treasury.


One OF the most gigantic frauds
known in the history of the five
civilized tribes has been revealed
in the Office of auditor of public
accounts in the Cherokee nation,
This fraud outrivals the famous
Creek warrant frauds and makes
the Freedom fraud Of $125, 900 8
small matter as compared with
this present fraud. Last Novem-
ber the senatorial committee on
claims undertook to make settle
ment with the auditor of public
accounts and investigation proved
that something was wrong. The
matter was brought to the atten-
tion of the Cherokee national
council and commission was
authorized to investigate the mat
ter. This commission was com
posed of G. Y Rogers and Wilson
O. Bruton on part of the Cherokees
and were aided by ]. W. Zevely,
special inspector for the depart
partment Of the interior. The
commission found that fraudulent
warrants to the startling amount
Of $194, 3b544 have been issued
and the public debt OF the Chero-
KEGS swelled that much. The fol-
lowing is the report Of the COM
mission which was made public
last night and is now before the
national council. In closing its
report the commivJe says:
In order 10 locate these fraudu-
lent claims we have not only ex-
amined the different records rela-
tive thereto but we have had the
testimony Of several witnesses.
By reference to the testimony of
]. Q. Dannenberg, pages 81 to "a
inclusive; 7. W. TripIett, (pages
.36 to A inclusive;) and w. NJ.
'Gulager, (36 to 80 inclusive) of the
evidence herewith submitted, see
law page 70; you will find some
light upon this subject.
The evidence tends to show that |
the amount of tickets referred to
by these Witnesses OF S4,632.00 |
were unlawfully, il not fraudulent
ly, issued, and were refused regis
tration by the auditor. AS to why
this claim was passed by the coun-
Gil and made into these warrants
numbering B 70, so, 81 and 80 this
commission has been unable to
determine. We find from the rec
ord of the clerks reports in the
Office of auditor entries of certif-
Gates issued by some of the district
clerks which in the opinion of
your commission are irregular and
unlawful, for example, the clerk of
Tahlequah district issued certifi-
Gates in the amount of (S50.0O)
fifty odd dollars to c. d. Pendle-
ton and A. A. Taylor for 'refresh-
at the same time and in
he same case. While the law
provides that the sheriff may furn-
sb jurors with the necessary board
Ind refreshments, we do not think,
{ contemplated anything more
han ordinary meat and drink and
certainly fifty dollars or more
'ouId not be required to furnish
water Tor the jury, their board was !
provided for in other certificates.
Section sixty-three Of the CON- {
'iled law Of the Cherokee nation Z
+ 1892 providing: "sheriifs. !
Then an arrest shall be made of a {
Ierson charged with a felony, the
risoner shall be securely guarded Q
nsil convicted or acquitted, ETC." G
as been repealed by the national O
luncil nevertheless. since its re-. 4
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Warning Order.

Ia, in the northern district Of the inoian
Territory.
Eliza Cannon, plaintiff.
VS. ~
Rufus Cannon, Def't.
The defendant. Rufus Cannon Is warned to
appear IN this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff, Eliza
Cannon. for divorce on the grounds of aban-
donment. Chas A. Davidson. Clerk
Preston s. Davis T. A. Chandler
Attorney for Plaintiff. Deputy Clerk.
ID. 4. Wilson. Attorney for Defendant.
Nov. 18th, 1900
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therefor by the clerks, passed the
inspection of the auditor, commit
tee on claims and been made into
warrants.
The issuing of such certificates,
in the opinion of your commission,
is unwarrantcd by law. These are
some OF the irregularities that APP
pear but unfortunately for the
Cherokee nation all these unlaw-
full and irregular certificates have
been destroyed and there remains
no evidence by which this COM
mission has been enabled to de-
termine what warrant or warrants
were issued therefor.
With reference to the breaking
into the Office of the auditor and
taking lherefrom a large amount
of certificates, the evidence which
your commission has been able to
obtain tends to show that said Of
fee was unlawfully entered and
that large amount of certificates
were either destroyed by fire or
stolen away.
That between Saturday after
noon of December 2nd and Monday
morning December 4th, 1899, there
were entries made upon the record
ofclaims, without the knowledge or
consent of the committee on claims
or the incoming auditor. These
items are:
t A. Chandler. S1700l
E. A. Markham. $l300I
w. w. Hastings. .$1731
Mr. A. A. Taylor in his testi-
mony admits making these entries. .
The testimony Oft. M. Knight. !
page 3; R. B. Stan, pages 48 and
40; Stephen Peak, pages 56 to So, ,
inclusive; &. H. Washbourne, "a |
and rs, of the evidence herewith
submitted, tends to show that /
these items were made and the
missing certificates burned at the >
time referred to above, and that /
Mr., A. A. Taylor was in the office /
on Monday morning, December A,
1899, before business hours, had a
fire in the stove and the room
warmed.
The testimony of f. N. Wash G
bourne, pages "a and rs, inclusive, i
of the evidence, in the opinion of a
your commission, explains one of r
the methods used by the auditor 0
10 making his speculations in cer- n
ti6cates Mr.. Washbourne says q
that Nos IA, 10 ard IS of national h
certificates of Delaware district, n
issued June 30, 1898, for $500 /,
six dollars) each, were audited by n
through the regular pro-
cess and afterwards be identifies r
hem in circulation without any :,
sign of cancellation upon their !,
ACE. This would indicate that \
,hese certificates instead of being
cancelled and burned in the pres n
'nce of the senate, as the law di-
'ects, we're put into circulation n
gain by the auditor.
The testimony of Waddie Hud- n
on. pages 60 and 81, Of the evil
lence herewith submitted, identi-
les certain forms Of blanks furnish
d by him to the Cherokee nation
or the issuance Of certificates, W
Vhich blanks Mr.. Hudson saws in
gere printed September 22pd. al
S97, and January lsi. 1898. Many th
{ these same blanks bearing prior to
ates have been used by Mr.. Trip Of
sit as clerk Of the Tablequah dis
net for the Issuance OF certificates.
II. TFipleit was then out Of
nice. having retired in the snrinn
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D ouble Daily Service via Choctaw.
Two fast trains daily to Little Rock
Hot Springs and Memphis, with close
connections for St. Louis and all
points northeast and southeast.
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A Bottle ofPrlckly Ash bitters kept
in the house and used occasionally
means good health 10 the whole house
hold. Sold BY Chapman s Briggs. DIV.
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$40 buys Colorado saddle worth
S45 at Lee Barrett.
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Warning Order .

In the United States court for the Northern
district Of the Indian Territory at vi
nita. l. T.
David D. Berry, plaintiff.
vs. mo
Minnie Berry. defendant.
The defendant Minnie Berry. Is warned to
appear IN this court within thirty days and
answer the CON- plant Of the plaintiff, David
T.. Berry.
Oct Is. 1900 Charles A Davidson.
John B. Turner. Clerk
Attorney FOR plainuG .T.A.Chandier,
Josiah Davis. Dppufv.
Attorney for defendant. OISgD
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nR. L. BAGBY
PHYSICIAN q SURGEON

ONCE In Raymond building, Telephone 1Ol
Residence Aldrich cottage. Telephone no.
Vlnita. Ind. Ter.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-07
Two Great Sales Of Horses and
Mules This Week.,
WodneSuay 9TH and Frtday 9th.

For the past two weeks we have re-
ccived big consgnments and sold out
clean at each sale at prices very cheap
indeed as compared with prices the
same kind of horses and mules are
bringing in the West.
For our sale next Wednesday we
have more than q carload Of the
FINEST EXTRA BIG DRAFT
HORSES ever shipped to Norfolk; also
some extra nice drivers and saddlers,
and plenty Of smooth, blocky-built gem
eral purpose horses for Southern farm
ers. This will be as nice an assert
ment of horses as we have had this
season.
The time has come for spring trade
We have the horses and mules, and
they are selling cheap. 1t only re-
mains for you to come to get your
share OF the bargains. The McCieary-
Mcclellan Live Stock Co. mh4-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-07
Rescued From prownlna.

George Mcclellan. Peter Smith,
Grover Cleveland Knight. Willie White
and Charley Brockmycr, all white boys
went sailing Sunday afternoon in n
sloop called white Wings"
When off Atlantic City Ward the boat
capsized, and the five boys were for n
time in danger Of drowning. Several
members of the crew OF vessel at
Lamberts Point. who were returning
to their vessel In n small boat from
Norfolk, heard the cries of the boys
and hastcned to the rescue. They were
fishcd out antf-earricd to Lambert's
Point, none the worse for their bath
with the exception Of wet clothes.