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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
ALL THE FAVORII1ss WON.
First Day of Races in Atlanta Was
quite Successful.

Atlanta oct . AFavorites won in every
race In the nrst day events Of the At
lanta Jockey clubs autumn meet az ~ d
mont park to-day. The attendance wa
fair and the Indications point 10 sue
cessful meet OF afteen days. Several wei
known horscmen are here Track fas
weather splendid. Summarize.
First Racc-Five and half futlonss
Zanone. il2 Flynn. 2 40 3 won. with Nan
ME J. 10 TO ]. second. and Dutch Come
dian. 49,. third Time l.l2is
Second Race-Sx fufl3ngs Quaver. 3
20 s. won. with Ciaics. 8 90 /. second. and
Anne Lauretta. tol. third. Time l.l'ls
Third Racc-Five furlonss. Toad RAJ
ney. even. won. with scerpulefte. 70 !.
second. and Easter. 2 90 D.. third. Time
90.
Fourth Race-One mile. Ocie Brooks. 3
90 8. won. with Lillian Reed. 90 ]. Sec
ond and Abe Furst. 40. stockwell. 10 20
l. third Time ! i6is.
Finh Racc-Ssven furlongs. .sle jar
Doe. TO 10. won with Club. 20 }. see
ond and Ignis. 60 I. third Time l.a-is-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

New York oct IA card Of the con
ISOLATION order was run on a' the Empire
CITY race track to-day and there was 1T
tie TO recommend the sport Summarize
First Racc-Fivc and half turiongs-
Mistress. TO ]. won. with Helen o'C, -
90 3 ana even. second and Automaton, -
to I. third Time l.OJia.
Second Racc-Onc mile and seventy
wards selling. Gen Mart Gary. TO j.
won. with Bette Gray. TO and 10 !.
second and Brisk. 10 !, third. Time
i.45A
Third Racc-About six furiongs. Nc
Addie. 7 to g.. won. with The Rhymcr, II
90 and 7 to 10. second. and Seryiila, to
!. third Time lloia.
Fourth Eace-Morissiaua stakes, one
mile and a sixteenth. Hesper. 10 . won
with Carbuncle. 70 to ! and to 2. sedoud.
and First Whip. II 60 g. third. Time As
Fifth Race-Ahout six furlongs Raj
ston. TO l. won. with Huitzitopochue. -
90 ] ANA 20 !. second and Trilio. 60
T. third Time 1910
sixth Rac.'-One mile and seventy yards.
Lakewood % to J. won with Angle 10
and even. second. and Leon Ferguson.
TO J. third Time .i6ia
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

You may think" said an electrician
70 a New York sun reporter. Chat burg
lar alarms are made only for houses and
stores and banks. and that sort o. thing
but they have nowadays clectr g burglnr
alarms made for chicken coops 20 circum-
vent the chicken thief The chicken house
Is 30 wired with the help Of simple con
trivanccs designed Tor that purpose that
the opening OF any door or window In II
sets ringing a gong IN the owners house
which Is connected with the chicken coop
by wire and the thief can't stop the gong s
ringing by shutting the door or window
aeain. ~ can De shut Of In The house only.
whats 20 hinder the thie"s cutting Oh
wirc7 Why. nothing supposa. n Re
could and 90 in the dark. bui whle the .
alarms are set Up with overhead wires
from the coop 10 the house, they may be
connected BY wires underground, suitlh y
insulated wire being provided for hi
purpose. For that matter there Is one
system In which the alarm Is started ty
the breaking OF a wire.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

Cincinnati. O.. oct. 29.-Results at La
touia.
First Racc-Sx furlongs. Mr. Brown
y 20 g. won. with Princess Thyra. even.
second Olcott 10 TO /. third. Time l.iti4
Second Racc-Fiye furlongs. Port Wine
90 g won. with Ethel wheat o TO T.
second. school for Scandal - to ]. third
Time iOlA
Thini Race-One mile ollie j. 70 to J.
won. with Chanton. Z 20 3 second, and
Louisville Belle. TO !. third. Tine lAiia.
Fourth Race-Onc mile. handicap. Chap
paqun. To J. won. with Branch. 3 to J..
second and Ida Ledford. Is 10 I, third
Time i.fi
Fifth Race-Fivc furlonEs Tuscarosa.
g 20 l. won. with Albule II 10 g. second.
and Kmgraiae. To 8 third. Time i.eoss
sixth Racc-Oue mile. selling. sauber.
% 60 /. won. with E.tholin. 90 I. second.
and the Sluggard. 90 J, third. Time
l:fia
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest 90 shipping Men
GencrnIlY.

1enfrbAlNs
Capt. Quick Of the American ship Hen
ny Willard appeared before Mayor Myers
yesterday to prosecute charges against
Policeman william Harrison. who was
charged with enucing Mate Estar from the
ship which is now ln the blight bound out
Tor Honolulu. After hearing the witness
az introduced. the Mayor dismissed Har-
rison. on the ground that he did not have
coguizance OF the case.
The story told by Capt. quick was TO
che effect that Policeman Harrison went
down 90 the chip last Friday. AMI remain
"a there for some time. returning later
with the mate and his wife II seems thar
Harrison is an old acquaintance Of Is
tar ana was anxious to have him re-
main here. out OF what appear 60 have
been friendly motives. he went down and
informed Estar that there wus. or soon
would he, a vacancy on the police force.
which he might get by returning Estar
.s "a heavyweight and IS said 10 nave had
bis mind set to get on police force enc
hrst cnnuce that offered. he realized the
risk Of letting on opportunity TO pass.
ana accordingly. returned To the city. The
Mayor did uot consider b. discreet Tor
Harrison 60 lake the mate ashore while
alone IN charge Of property. but at the
same time did not see h.r way clear TO
take action In the matter. Harrison eN-
plalned chat he was doing a friendly ac'.
without any Intention OF dlsorEanlzing
the crew.
J " Roy. the new mate OF the Willard.
arrived on the Kansas City from New
York last night Capt Quick and the
new officer VIII so down on "a tug this
morning. when the vessel will proceed
out.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
THE woRLD's TONGUES.
English - the Jonah's Gourd Among
the Languages.
From TIE London ENrrcss-

From The London Express
During the next debating society season
one question Is bound TO De popular
What is the most remarkable feature
~ the closing century," Ana the best an
swer TO the inquiry viii be this THE vic
tory Of the English language over its Con
uneutll rivals"
hundred years ago French was the
most widely spoken Of European tongues
but It's lead was precifious one. for Rus
STA ran % hard with her dinicult speech
ana German had but some 90 90 less users
Than Russian. More than 8OO0.ooo cm-
pioyed the tongue OF the Tcuton. the pa
irons OF Russian fcil just short Of $1,000
co. AND the supporters Of French only
passed that number by a hare NoO0l
Spanish. at the beginning Of the nine
teeth century. was in 100000 mouths. OF
which more than half We're outside spain
Itself Spanish was then. indeed, the para
mount colonial language Sixteen millions
Of non Europeans spoke g.. only a beggar-
ly l.25o OOo made use OF French.
English-our crisp. eloquent familiar
mother tongue'-was the dark horse Of
the pathological stable Fourteen millions
spoke % In Europe. 5O0o.eo0 and odd in the
States. ana 10000 elsewhere. Amazing
facti-a hundred years since but 1900 0O0
|AAthfAHffN AfAf A1AAFl we OF nNANfr ifthfts III
those who spoke seven important Euro
pean Language LED. oo000 Ia all-one-six-
teenth alone used English.
And to-day7 English has leaped from
twenty TO six times twenty. from the NTH
place among European tongues 10 the INST.
How has this extraordinary advance come
about
To begin with, Cousin Jonathan has CIV
en- us very considerable INT In 1880
We reckoned 10 his credit 500 Oh Of Eng
Incorporating folk 10 1900 We count more
than do.ool.0lo Then our homo population
has practically trebled Thus IA Britain
and the states. we have i0a. 90 account
Cd Tor out OF the total Of 40 o0l.go Eng
lish-speaking folk. The halance-and a
very fine ana large balance ~ Is. Tools
protded 10y our colonies and Dependencies
which from 57ool0 Enslish-speaking souls
in The year 800 have Increased 20 some
$3.50 co. In this year o. grace 1900 The
single European speech that can challenge
"a IN this latter respect Is spanish, which
owing 20 its firm hold on the southern part
OF the American Cougncn'. claims 20 day
more than 100000 patrons outside spaia
itself But Spanish. on the whole. has
fallen from the fourth place among Euro
pean tongues 90 the nth
German. OF course. has advanced-to the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
Counting Profits From seed. the
staple II worth That Now.

From the Baltimore sun
4 dispatch from New Orleans say In
the excitement throughout the South
growing out o. the extraordinary rise In
the price Of cotton to 10 cents a pound the
still greater rise IN value Of another OF
the Southern farmers products. cotton
seed has been overlooked II cottonseed
be considered Il will be found that the
cotton grower Is not getting 10 cents
pound Tor his product. as Is popularity sup
posed, but l. cents. Cottonseed is now
1ClliuR FOR Si7 "A ton in New orleans
agaienst $50 a ton az this time last year
and the price Is going up II f. very dir
hcult 90 get 81 az {l7 ton and the com
petition between the cOttonsecd oil mills
has been so great that In places Il has
been forced up 10 go ton The mills
have found O. necessary 10 form a com
biuc or at least TO reach an agreement
uot 20 pay over a certain price for the
seed. and that price has been nxed at 81
ton. An agreement 20 that effect has
been reached In Alabama. Mississippi and
south Carolina on the ground that II T.
impossible 20 pay more without an ac-
tual loss OF money.
THE advance in the value OF cott0nReca
cil and other products has not been In pro
portion with the Increase In the cost OF
cottonseed. ana the mill men say that oil
Us selling for less a gallon len New York
than 50 can be manufactured for in the
South with seed costing 81 a ton The
fact that the manufacturers OF cottonseed
products have had numerous conferences
lately and that they are uniformly offer-
ing ii7 a ton has naturally led 70 the con
clusion that some agreement has been
reached. although this Is kept a secret for
fear that the agreement may be IN viola
ton Of the antitrust and anti-combine
laws OF the Southern States In Mlssis.
sppl, however. the press only declares
that tho mills have combined TO regulate
and dcrrcciate the price OF cottouseed ana
a demand has been made upon the Az
torney-General to bring suit against thos,
who have organized this trust 10 force
down prices.
As $50 ton the farmer Is getting Il
cent? a pound for the cotton The yieli
Of seed IS half ton 10 the bale OF cotton
IT. great Increase IN the value OF the
seed has had the additional effect of &c
moralizing the cotton-ginning business
Usually the farmer has his cotton gimme,
or separated from the seed At a public
Sin the terms being that the farmer getu
the cotton and the gin the seed for gin
ming Il. the latter being sold TO the cotton
mills This Is equivalent to paying the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
Lost nnIInt-nnr Found.

Lumpkin Independent: That mysteri-
ously disappearing ballot box az Florence
on last election day has been recovered
il was found last Tue sday or "Wednesday
tn ". j. Carriers store behind a big pile
of sacks Of salt The box and the con
tents was sent by express 90 J. r. Holder
on Wednesday. There were - ballots in
the box. 10 for W. X johnson and q for
J r. Holder Tho vote had been well pre-
served under the carload OF salt That
was shameless and uefaricus act Of some
unknown person and n the guilty per
sons can be- found ana identified he should
b. punished.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

Tampa Herald Il is a matter Of regret
Naval Stores Company. will soon cease
90 be citizen OF Tampa. He goes 20
Mobile Ala. 20 take the presidency OF
the Union naval Storee Company. "A con-
Germ which will operate IN and from chat
point iup0n an immense scale. Since his
residence here Mr. Jennings has gained
a high place in public esteem. and 10 Is
with much regret that he Will be hidden
goodbye 4ne Tampa Naval Stores Com
pany wlh continue 90 do business as here
tofore. at leost for the present.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

gins. at the price the seed has formerly
commanded. three-fourths 20 cent a
pound Of cotton ginned. A. the present
alue OF the seed the farmer is pafiA+
nearly two cents a pound, which IS go eA-
ccssive rate. lie "a demanding a draw
iack
In order 70 facilitate the movement 20
Inc seed and bring out more OF IT, i-'
Mississippi Railroad Commission has jug
made a big cut in the maximum RAJ
ote for handling seed. against when
railroads are protesting bitterly and WI
hey will hght on the ground that u j
profitable to carry cottonseed az the IA'
allowed them for lie transportatlon.'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

Rome Tribune: Something o. kIiing The
FISH in silver creek los Tho thousands. a
reveals grucFomc sight Floating on
the edge OF the dam are hundreds upon
hundreds Of FISH. varying 300 size from e
tiny minnow TO one and two-ppuud trout
Many have passed over the dam and ie
or the rocks fully exposed to the hot sun.
The fish are putriying and the stencil
S. Undesirable. Sickness BE- likely % re-
sus from a.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
Arrivals AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Kansas city Fisher. New
York Ocean steamship Company.
steamship Tnirlhy OD. Whitefeld.
Midd.esb1rough Wilder 4 Co.
Steamship Elton uBD. Ramsay Table
Bay at anchor below -Sttachan & CO.
Bark Colin Archer (NoD Martinscn
Cork Chr. q. Dahl & Co
Bark Prince George CNoD Hansen.
Fowcy Chr c. DAM & Co.
Schooner Rcbccca II. Walls. Litslc. Phil
adelphia Master.
Schooner Thos. l.. James Pierce. Lewes.
Dcl-hinster
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
nuIIalns Tor Nonnr Wen.

\ join, committee Of The Methodist and
Baptist Churches OF East Macon b. ar
ringing 60 erect 22eo brick building.
which Is 20 be devoted "a the benefit AMI
entertainment OF tho young men 81 shat
suhurb. II Will INCLUDE. 100 addition TO
an auditorium a gymnasium. reading
rooms bathrooms ana other provisions Tor
,hc comfort o. the mem pcrs. The site
hag not yet been secured. but those inscr-
ertcd in the movement are determined
that the building shall be erected within
. short time
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
~. Frnnci. nnrrnck..

II II learned through correspondence
with che War Department that Sc. Fran
sas Barracks. IN 81 Augustine is only
temporarily abandoned. when the troops
were sent away several months ago the
81. Augustine Board Of Trade through
Is president. wrote 20 Fiorida's senators
and congressman asking them 20 do what
they could 20 have the post re-establish-
Cd. They answered that they would do
VIVA; they could. A letter was also sent
90 the Secretary Of War. and y. =
Thompson. president Of the Board Of
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

a bill viii be introduced al this session
Of the legislature appropriating $500 for
summer course az the State University
for the common school teachers OF the
state who may wish 10 avail themselves
Of the opportunity The trustees OF the
university were constrained 60 inauguratc
this summer course at the urgent solici-
tation OF the teachers themselves che re-
quest having nrst come from the com
mlttee Of the Georgia Teachers Assocla-
ton. The summer course was authorized
by an act passed az che 1898 session Of tho
General Assembly. but 10 funds were pass
cd up for that purpose
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

Nolusa County Record; The cassava
factory has recently t-eeu tested ana the
results are most gratifying 10 the own
ers. ana wc are informed on authority
that tho Seminole Manufacturing Com
pnuy ar" ready Co make contracts 10 take
The roots that may Boz grown for che year
1901 up Co Loo acfes. This enterprise was
secured Tor DeLRud boy the earnest work
~ the Board Of Trade Tho owners have
had many am ultles 10 overcome. as ta
usual boz an new undertakings. SoN. ar
ter large expenditure Of money. and
after losses and discouragcments the
seminole Manufacturing Company have
reared "a factory second to none Ia this
country. and are ready 90 take tho prod
duct from 100 acres OF land. Il WAS
promised when they located here that our
people would plant ala the cassava that
was desired. ana now that the factory is
ready u o. tho duty of our farmers 10 do
hat which they promised to do There B.
abundant proof that there r. q good living
prohi iu raising cassava and We hopc thai
ne required acreage will be- put On when
he time ,ames. There Is an abundance
~ seed which may b., had on very easy
terms and conditions. 80 there may be- no
excuse in this direction. The company
have done their part well. and are here
20 stay They viii put out thousands OF
dollars among our people II they win plant
the caFsaVa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
NotIcc 90 Mariners.

Pilot charts and an photographic infor-
nation will be- furnished masters OF yes
sells free OF charge "a United states hy-
GEOGRAPHIC office 10 Custom House. Cap
saius are requested TO call at the office.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission 20 the Navy Depart
mcnt
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

Per British steamship Isle OF Kent Tor
Bremen and Aniworp-For Bremen. 60o
trounh bales cotton. S4.l70.03 $500 halcs
cotton. 22i72s. 1851 sacks cotton seed.
81 $685. ii79 sacks cotton seed meal s.. 900.
for Antwerp. 100 bales cotton. 80 50i
sol tons pig iron. S25 Cargo various
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

Monticello Constitution: Tho pecan crop
In Monticello and other parts OF the coun-
ty Is splendid one indeed. and consider
lng the number Of trees De- very valuable
il can easily De- seen that much money
could easily be made on this easily grown
nut
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

Received too late for teleyraphic aver
ages
Special Texas Rainfall Reports-Abileue.
OF. Corpus Christi ,Oi. Brenham 80.
Cuero. 10. Corsicana. T. Henrietta -.
Kcrrville. q. Luling 90.
Heavy Rains-Hcnrieta. Tex. . ".
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

Congressman ". G. Adamson Of thr
Fourth mas gone 10 Delaware. where hc
VIII cake port ln the campaign next week.
Bailey Of Texas. via speak together Com
gresham Adam-on is confident OF Bryan
election aud "a safe pemo.raue major
ity IN the Fifty-sevcutn Congress. Col
/ p. Livingston maintain that New
jersey o. safe to the Democratic column.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
FLORIDA.

The people around Montclair are going
90 branch out IN new line. They are
beginning 10 find Out that 81 does not do
10 put all their eggs in one basket. and
80 strawberry planting will take its place
alongside OF cabbage aud lettuce.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

Trade. has received an answer from Gen.
George Andrews assistant adjutant gem
erul, saving that the garrison had hren
Withdrawn on account Of she need Of ar
uIsfy elsewhere. but that the post would
probably be- ro-cstab.lshed when Con
ercss suiarecs the army
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

sun rises at 6.E a m. and set at $50
o. m.
High water at Tybee to-day al u %
q m and 1910 g. m. High water at Sa-
vanuah one hour later.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

Remarks-Showers over the Little Rock
and Galveston districts, no rain elsewhere
over the belt. Temperature unchanged.
observations taken az the same moment
Of time at an stations. oct. q. 1900. y.
m. 18th meridian time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30

steamship Isie OF Kent CBrl. Sutherland
Bremen to Antwerp y r. Minis & Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
ron TwELvE-ceNT COTTON.

II. d. Boyer.
Local Forecast Omcia!.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-30
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, NJ. D

OFFICE HOURS. to u m. to p. m and 10
! p. m.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
ARGUING BoWEN'S CASE.
The Plea of Former Jeopardy Before
Justicc CInbaugh.

Argument on the plea of former ieop-
ardy. made in the case of Charles Bowen,
colored who is under Indictment for as
sault with intent to kill, was begun yes
terday before Justice Clabaugh, in Crimi-
nal Court No. l. Bowen is accused Of be-
ing responsible for the death of Samuel
Jones, who died at the Emergency Hos
pital over year ago.
In September, 1898, Bowen and Jones
had fight and as the former was getting
the worst of the argument he struck the
latter with the handlebar Of bicycle. For
this Bowen was tried in Police Court, con-
victed, and sent to jail for thirty da-s.
Afterward Jones died and Bowen was in
dicted for murder. This charge was
abandoned and he was indicted for assault
with intent to kill. When called TO trial
on this charge his attorneys made plea
Of former jeopardy. The argument an the
motion will be continued this morning.
sI.o5 TO Baltimore and Return via
Is. a D.
Saturday and Sunday, March 10 and H.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

revival at the Ninth Street Christian church
has been in progress one week with audiences
that fill to overhowing the large auditorium.
On account OF the crowds the stereopticon views
which have been a unique feature OF the meeting
will not be given on tomorrow, but viii be re-
s,med Monday evening. Mr.. Charles HAYDEN
Chase conducts the singing, and the pastor. Rev
f. Is Bagby is delivering series OF sermons
The following subjects will be discussed next
week: Monday, THE First Step-Faith;" Tues
.iay Right About Face" Wednesday, Bap-
tism Into Christ" Thursday, The Three Crosses
on Calvary Friday, ''Nfat VIII You Take fer
Your Soulg'
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
Wh0opinE Cough.

Two years ago my little three-year- old
hov had the whooping cough and after
several physicians had prescribed for him
without giving him relief. | prevailed on
INV wife to try twenty-five cent bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The first
dose had the desired effect, and within
forty-eight hours he was entirely relieved
of all cough ] consider this remedy the
best on the market, especially for children,
and recommend il all times. W. L. Ferga-
son. Druggist, Bolton. Miss. For sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail. and all
druggists.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
Bar Association Meeting.

A meeting Of the Washington Bar Association
will be held at I p. m. today To hear the report
OF the legislative committee IN reference 10 the
new code Of laws for the government Of the
District The report. it is believed, will bc in
the form of a revised edition OF the code com
piled by former Justice Cole. The original code
consisted OF over nine hundred pages The re-
vised edition will contain only little more than
three hundred nages.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
Oscnr Judd Acqu.tted.

oscar Judd, eolored, who was put on trial
Thursday in Criminal Court No. l on charge
of grand larceny, was yesterday acquitted by
the jury which heard the testimony. The de-
PENDANT was dressed in the garb Of minister
OF the gospel. He testified in his own defence,
admitting that the stolen property was found
in his possession. hut claimed that he purchased
it 1t consisted of several OF old iron, which,
il was alleged was taken from 4 backyard in
Southwest Washington.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
e. NJ. power,s win EiIed for Probate.

The will OF Edmund NJ. Power, dated March
81, 1899, was filed yesterday for probate. BY its
terms the testator divided his estate between his
two nephevs, Leroy Williams and Merrill L.
Williams To the former he left all his moneys
and credits in the Second National Bank in this
city and certain shares Of stock IN mining com
panies in Cripple Greek, and to the latter all
his money on deposit in the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank Leroy Williams is named As
executor OF the will.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10

Columbia Theatre-Howard Gould in "a colo-
MIA Girl" afternoon and evening.
National Ihestre-Edna May in 1.-THE Belle of
New York; afternoon and evening
o. Lafayette Square Opera House-strakosch Com.
pany in 'Amorita,' afternoon; THE Mikado. =
evening.
Grand Opera House-Vaudeville; afternoon and
evening.
ACADEMY of Music-Thomas F. Shea in ''Sydney
Carton" afternooni DR.. Jekyll snd Mr.. Hyde
evening.
Kernan's Lyceum Theatre-''Cay Morning CIo-
ries;" afternoon and evening.
willard Hsll-Pictures of the Passion PLAY:
afternoon and evening.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-10
E. FERRET, Agent,
The VIII of Mrs. Clara Coleman.
81: Pearl ST., New York.
n we Sa-lyr

The will of Clara Coleman, dated January >;
last, was filed yesterday for probate. By its
terms the testatrix bequeaths all her estate IA
her husband, Moses Coleman. Frank p. May and
james b. Brown are named as executors.