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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
order OF Neternn..

Brlgadier General James $. Boynton, Of
the West Georgia Brigade OF the Geor-
eia Division OF the United Confederate
veterans. has issued the following order
10 the commanders OF the different camps
IN his brigade.
HEADQUARTERS West Georgia Brigade
Georgia Division United Confederate Vet
Grams. Griffin. Ga oct. Is. 1900 To Com
manders Of CAMPS There will be a re-
union Of the United Confederate Veterans
IN the city OF Augusta on Nov. II. Is and
Is. next You will call your camps together
and make preparations 20 attend In fun
force. sending OF once a list OF delegates
and officers 10 Gen. c. A. Evans. Atlanta,
Ca. and q duplicate TO this office,
The people of Augusta with loyal hdel-
it's TO our cause. are making preparations
20 entertain royalty all who may attend
and the railroads have made special
rate Of cent per mile travelled Let all
comrades who can DO so attend upOu this
reunion There we may renew the friend
ship ~ the past. foster the spirit OF pa
triotism and prepare and hand down TO
posterity a correct history OF the motives
which inspired our actions and preserve
unsulled the valor and achievements
which made our armies the admired sol
djery Of the world.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Fernandina. Fla. Oct l7.-saile,i.
schooners Eta A. simpson Hogan, Ha-
vnna. Myra Weaver. Nannerman. New
York.
Charleston. s. c.. oct. 7.-Arrived.
steamer springwell (BrD. Chisholm. HUI
elva: schooner Edgar c. Ross. Quillin.
New York.
Cleared. steamer Daventy Br). Wilson,
Bremen.
Sailed. steamer G,enroy Br) Michigan.
Newport News.
Antwerp. Oct. ls.-Arrived. steamer
Darlington. savannah via Havre. Iris. Sa-
vannah via London.
Malta. oct. u.-Arrivcd. steamer Tui-
iochmoor Pensacola. for Alexandra.
Bremen. Oct is.-Arrived. steamer
Breckneld, Savannah
Shields. Oct. i5.-Sailed. steamer Moor
by. Savannah.
Grtmsby. Oct l7.-Arrived. steamer Ev-
erlngham. Pensacola
Fernandlna. Fla. oct i6-Arrived.
steamer Forest Castle (Br). Taylor. Dart
mouth. Eng.
cleare6-Bark Nuvanu. Joselyn. New
York
Port Tampa. Fla. oct ls-sailed.
steamer Fanlta. Thompson. Caibarien.
Pensacola. Fla. oct i6.-sailed. steam
ships Madriiine SPAN. Luzzaaga, which
put Ia for coal: Pensacola (Amn). Sim
mons. Galveston: schooner Levi S. An
drews (Amn). Alley. Boston.
Cleared-Steamship Pensacola, Simmons.
Galveston. barks Inside 0taD. Bozzo.
Genoa. Gambia (Br), McGaugh, Monte
\ dec.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Emory College oxford. Ga, oct. IL
one Of the most important factors OF col
lege life az Emory Is the influence
wrought by the fraternlties, commonly
known as the Greek letter societies. These
eoeiefies are all OF national organization.
having chapters in the various colleges
OF the Unked states, though some are
restricted TO certain sections. Emory ;
quota OF fraternities IS composed OF the
following chapters named IN the order OF
their establishment here: Gamma OF Chi
Phi. Epsilon OF Kappa Alpha (southern).
Georgia Beta OF Phi Delta Theta. Alpha
Epsilon Of Alpha Tau Omega. Georgia
Epsilon Of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Beta Ep-
siion of Delta Tau Delta and ri OF Sig
ma Nu. The fraternity situation at En-
DRY Is quite favorable. as the various
chapters and the men who are members
Of none OF them are generally on the best
OF terms. a statement thas, unfortunately.
cannot be made OF every college
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Cincinnati. Oct. 1T.-Resuits at New
port:
First Race-Five and a half furlongs
Trinity Bell. 10 to 10. won. with Kenova.
70 ], second. and Ep. TO ]. third. Time
CO.,.
Second Race-Six and a half furiongs.
Nancy TIL 10 /. won with Zaza. 20
l. second, and Ca,oocan. 3 TO ?. third.
Time :2lia
Third Race-one mile and an eighth.
Left Bower to 10. won. with Peter Dur
yea. % to l. second. and woodlice. I 20 !.
third. Time ISL
Fourth Race-One mile. selling. Irish
Jewel. II 10 g won. with Wilson 30 to 1.
second. and Branch. 3 10 5. third. Time
i3iA
Firth Race-six furlongs Kingraine 9
20 10. won. with Bengal. 10 J. second. and
The Inventor. 5 TO ]. third. Time lis
sixth Race-Six and a half furlongs.
selling Marion Lynch. to !. won. with
Brulare. Is to ]. second. and Iris. 20 20 /.
third. Time 1.2lh.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

IL neglected
mines the whole
cal and mental hes
A suspensory y
never cure. an op,
ton will not cure
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

w. u. Dlckerson. "a young white man
las, Saturday night created q disturbance
al Exposition Park IN the side show. by
making derogntory remarks Of sappho
IT, poses plastlque. and w0s arrested and
locked IN the station az the police bar
racks lie was tried by RECORDER Broylea
and fined s. t. Oncer Petty stated that
pickerson had made remarks unhccom-
tng a gentleman IN tbs show. md had also
pressed against a lady After being told
30 leave the show he returned and Gre
ated more disorder and was locked up
He was later given copy OF charges and
reported az court yesterday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1900.

Eaehty-eiehth street She gaEed with
wonder al the brilliant illumination. hur-
ried up the steps ana rang the bell. Nat
urally there was no response, because
there was nobody IN the house. She tried
the basement door. beat on tho widows
and c.amorod loudly 20 no avail.
Nrp Reuben s Hoy, was nightly
alarmed She had teiegraphci her hus-
band IN the morning that she was COM
ing home and hod not heard from him.
II flashed across her mind that her hus-
band had Illuminated the house for the
purpose 81 figuring as the star 10 spec
tacular suicide She rushed 20 the home
Of neichh0r and tod her tale % woe.
Mr. Thomas Hopper and Mr. Walter
Hopper. sons 81 Isaac Hopper. the Har-
lem Tammauy leader were guests at
this neighbors house. They forced en-
trance to the Hoyt mansion. hurried
search Of the rooms revealed the graft
fying fact that Mr. Hoyt had not sub
,racted himself from lfc. but Mrs Hoyt
was not satisfied
She called cab ond announced her
intention Of hunting for her husband.
Mr. Thomas Hopper volunteered 10 nc
company her
Mrs Hoyt and Mr. Hopper drove arounf
the Tenderloin for weary hours. but no
trace could they find Of the evidently
contenied Mr.. Hoyt.
Mrs. Hoyt got home in the chill gray
dawn. She was 50 hysterical that a ply
siclnn was called TO look after her The
ncighhors had remained up all night. talk
Ing Of the mystery of the house Of Hoyt
Mr.. Reuben s. Hoyt got out OF cap
AZ o'clock yesterday morning IN front
Of No. 326 West Elghty-eighth street.
crawled up the front steps rang the bell
and was admitted. few moments later
another doctor and a supply Of ice ar
rived and the mystery OF the house OF
HOyt was explained
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Gen. Leonard Wood. military governor
Of Cuba. Is going 10 Atlanta to visit Prof.
Lyman Hall OF the Georgia School OF
Technology A letter recently received by
Prof. Han from Gen. Wood announces
this face Gen. Wood says that he Is
coming 20 the United States at an early
day and that upon his return to cuba he
viii pass through Atlanta and pay Prof
Hnl and the school visit This Will be
the FIRST visit OF Gen Wood 60 Atlanta
since be was stationed there as an on
Ger al Fort Mcpherson previous to his
advent as the commander OF the Rough
Riders Gen. Wood expresses gratifica-
ton M tho striking success Of the Tech
biological school. There are three times as
many pupils now as when Gen. Wood was
a member OF the football eleven. He Is
the most distinguished football player the
school ever had while stationed az Fort
Mcpherson IN 1925 Gen. Wood matriculat-
"a and played football with the boys.
This has given him direct Interest In
the playing OF the boys, and now he Is
one OF their most ardent rooters.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

The business men OF Columbus are plan
ming 20 take a more active part in local
politics than ever before. During tho
past two or three years they have mani
Tested decided interest IN municipal
affairs. and In order 20 sustain this sen
timont ana 10 continue the present vigo-
rous aud healthy participation IA mum
cipal roiitics. a move Is on TO form az
organization OF good citizens interested
Ia tho clty's welfare a meeting for or
gauiEation has been called for Wednes-
dav night al tho courthouse. The move
mont win probably result IN the uomina
ton of good ticket. composed % business
men. for aldermen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

kept their word. The trees were in m,
shape the stock well fed ana t-s h5.
undisturbed. ! had told Henry Wls,- :,
could sleep In the kitchen Will. ~.
gone. When ! entered The klt-re- -.
stood an old army musket lu oaa corr.
that l knew he used for rabbit rsnti-,
II had double load OF SLUG lnd ~,
capped ready for business Henry W.,
did you bring this around for sstsf
Why. Cap'n. me- and San thought a,
how some no count niggers 81 WIZ.
trash might hear OF you gala way IA
try TO steel somethin'. so Jest ola s,-
Ia take de ole gun and stfv found
nights Tin de boys come 10 m lk and :,
ready de pillow mules. bu, nobody com.
Cap'n It's all right
That old fellow had been siardr-
guard until nearly 4 O'Clock every MIA,
I had been away. How many " ice No,
would do IL for double wages without
watchman's clock7'
Tell them about that bicycle 'ellow
said ihe professor.
why. one OF the smartest cul. iva,o-,
aud pickers on the place is b5y nanei
Tom. You talk about simplicity AMI n
norance. Tom Is a sample 81 lt ( yoi
ever saw any. lie seemed 20 take fie,v
20 me somehow and will do auyhng
tell him-his affection Is like thai %
dumb brute. and / believe he would kn
himself before he would deceive me- Ton
wanted q bicycle I use him q take mes
sages 20 the village and NJ e. Harol|
for one. When IL came Toms az 1ns
were as good as a circus be vas -
pleased. His feet are pretty good size ,ni
IN warm weather he always goes bare
footed. so I said TO him: Tom J m aifaA
your feet are too big for this bicycle T,s
only thing I can see will be 20 cut yc1r
toes OF 90 NJ those pedals. Put your foN
on this stump. Jim. 20 go AMI gel a.
axe"
THE boy came right up aui PIT 90
foot on the stump He was perfectly ,e-
rious and never doubted Tor an instl-t
but what ! intendes. doing H. ~ Wo1d
have let me cut his foot on and never
said a word-simply because be believed
that whatever said or did was right ani
that q couldn't be otherwise Tnars ths
kind OF people we have TO work 30 Ger
gia. can you beat 'em out West
II don't think We can on that lns'
said the man from Michigan. But VIA.
would like 10 know is n the other e.
low brought the axe"
yes he did. but we fitted the fesi viis'
out using H."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

sun rises at eos a. m. and sets at 5:2s
p. m.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
SOME MAssAcREs or NOTE.
Have Changed the History Of Nations
in several instances.

From Leslie's Weekly.
Massacres have profoundly affected naI
history OF the Unhed States. aside from
the way in which Il was affected by nj
Influx Of Huguenots as a consequence o.;
the So. Bartholomew and kindred eTims'
In France. The murders Of the Frsn'n
Professionals. under Ribault. in Florida, by|
she spanlard Menendez In 1855 sent ne
French to Canada instead OF so the souin
Atlantic coast OF the present JnlieA
States, gave the latter 90 Spain. ana nus
made Florida far easier to win By ne
United States after this countrys moe
pendenee was gained. The dcyasiaiD.
along the northern border Of New Engiani
by the French and Indians IN che Vane-s
intercolonial wars which ended 90 h@'
melted the resistance on the part o. N
land and its dependencies which aro's
France out OF Canada and the Missiis,'
ri valley in that year and hasienel Wy
revolution, which, dozen years la'e' =.
PEELED England from the thirteen coiol.'
The onslaught on the French 10 - ~.
mingo by the negroes In lS0l ana iN'-' '--'
island being then a French colony ~
vented Bonnparte from sending d" ~"
20 take possession OF New orleans. w..
had been retroceded 20 France by sp''-
and was one OF the causes Of the e.',
OF Louisiana by France 20 enc 49,
States In 1850. which was the hrst
greatest expansion ever made
country. and which made all sun'el ~
expansions-Florida. Texas. Oregon. w,
fornia, New Mexico. Alaska. 49,
Porto Rico and the Philippine
BILE. ~.
Dlsraeli's assertion in she case Of -. -.
coin. that assassination mas ~,
changed che history OF the world. -.
90 be modified when the assassin i'on,
feet a race or n large element q !,
pie. especially when melted by re's'"
r,.ffffar
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
Talking Of TerreII,. Successor.

Atlanta journal. who VIII succeed
.Ioo Terrell as attorney general when he Is
elected Governor" Is the question that
M. Terrelrs friends are asking. There
are. Of course. several possible candidates
for COL Terrelrs pace. among them Judge
Hart. Harry Dunwoody and Hewlett Hon.
Rut another name was mentioned to-day
that will arouse considerable interest.
Keep your eve on Robert Hodges OF
Ribb." gentleman said. Il don't know
that Bob has such an idea In his head.
but the boys are talking about him. and.
I tell you. ne Is a very strong possibility.
Although a young man. no lawyer In
Georgia Is better qualified for the place.
and l look 20 see his name urged when
Terrell steps out"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
RACES Ar MORRIS PARK.
Three Consolation and Three Fair
Races the Card.

New York. Oct. H.-Three consolation
events and three falr races made up tho
card at Morris Park to-day The Castle
ton. selling stake for 2-year-oids. WIS
the only fixture decided. and that went
to Templeton.
First Race teepiechase. about two
miles. somcrs % to /. won. with Zanzi-
bar. 6 to / ard 10 s. second and Walter
Cleary. I TO J. third. Time. $50.
Second Race-Selling. five and one-hait
furlongs Midsummer. 5 10 !, won; with
Wax Taper. 20 / and ? 20 /. second. and
Fiuke. 10 /. third. Time. i05.
Third Race-The Castleton. selling I'VE
furlongs. Templeton. Z 10 !. won with
Ashes - TO 5. ana even. second ana
Candle. 30 20 /. third. Time, O:5Sh.
Fourth Race-Ono mile. Garry Her.
mann 4 to s. won. with Rolling Boer.
to and 70 5. second and DR.. Barlow.
% 20 !. third. Time. AS.
Fifth Race-One mile. West Baden. l.
TO 5. won. with support. to and to
3, second. and Capt. January. 20 TO ].
third. Time. i.45A
Sixth Race-One mile and a half. Bet
grade. 10 p won. with Isooochee. % TO
! and s to !. second. and Maid OF Haflem.
even. third. Time 237is
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
Reunion Of sharpshooters.

An EFFORT Is now on foot to hold re
union Of the Third battalion OF the Geor-
gia sharpshooters OF the Army Of North
ern Virginia. at the Atlanta Interstate
Fair grounds. Oct. Is.
Judge \ T.. Hutchins. Of Lawrence
vile. the former lieutenant colonel com
handing the brigade. has received a
number OF requests from various mem
hers OF the brigade asking that such a
reunion be held. and he has issued a re-
quest that all survivors who can do so
meet az the fair grounds on the date
mentioned The members Of the com
rnand are widely scattered over all parts
% the country. but Judge Hutchins hopes
10 interest SUFFICIENT OF them 10 make the
reunion a success.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Mrs. Mary Ann salisbury Billings OF
Macon. and Mr. Thomas J. Sauisoury Of
Atlanta. save filed suit against the Cen
tral Railroad for the recovery % the
block OF property on tho corner Of urn
ond Plum streets. opposite the Georgia
southern and Florida genera! Offices. They
cain that their father 50 decided the
property that - was 20 revert 10 them
after the death Of certain parties. md
that the road bought q subject necessh-
rily 90 this provision q their father
deed. tho contention being that the grant
or could give 60 the road no better tide
than be held. The property. % Is claim
cd IS worth $500.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
co,.,,,u,Iounl convention.

Monticello Constitution: The question
o. calling for constitutional ConVen''o"
is 10 be submitted TO the people OF Flor
ida IN the coming state primary. The
principal object OF those who had such
a provision inserted In the platform was
and Is TO get another opportunity 70 move
the s.,tc capital in case the people vote
against capital removal IN the primary.
We believe the people OF the state VIII
vote against calling a Constitutional Con
ventlon. for there Is absolutely no need
for another convention. II would be q
useless piece OF extravaganza.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

The appointment OF cadet officers OF
Barlow for the session OF isoc-oi y as
follows: For captain. l. r. Paxton
lieutenants. r. C. Niekerson. J. A. Her
ring and w. @. Lee. 'sergeants same as
for last year. H. A. Pauillo. A. J. An
gle. L. c. Turner c. y. Wilson and
W. u. sheppard: corporais. Cleveland
Johnson, Isaac Kennedy. Samuel Matn-
ews Alonzo McMrien. Lewis Raulcrson,
and Charlie Tucker. j. s. GARRISON, for
mer quartermaster. was appointed adJu-
tant. nnd A. Kcathley. quartermaster,
both with the rank OF lieutenant. w. G.
Miller. musician. was promoted 20 the
rank OF sergeant.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

The Bibb county members Of the Cot
ton Growers Protective Association have
already begun to prepare FOR the enter
tainment Of the deicgotcs 20 the Inter
state Convention. which IS TO be- held
Tuesday and wednesday. Nov. 20 and II.
The local committee Is arranging for
hotel rates and accommodate IL Is
expected that there wiH be upwards OF
1000 delegates a strong effort will be
made 10 have Macon selected as the head
quarters % the Interstate Association, as
q Is now the headquarters OF the state
Association
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Mr.. som G. Bonn has been elected pres
iSen, OF Macon Post % Of the Travellers
Protective Association TO succeed MT
George Collier. resigned. Mr.. W. II. Hy-
att Of Atlanta. and Mr. Joe LoNenA'e,h .,
Savannah. met IN Macon wan lne
,,,sr,hers Of the STATE Executive Commit
&c. 81 the Travellers Protective Associa-
ton Prizes 90 the amount OF 50 VIII De
given 10 members. who secure the most
applications for membership between now
ara the annual meeting OF the Travellers
Protective Association Convention at Co
iumbus In March.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
EnInrainR the Depot.

The Plant system IS making "cuNe
preparations for the enlargement OF the
passenger depot az Thomasviiie for the
accommodation Of Superintendent kirk
land and his large force This was mede
necessary on account o. ThomasNille ne
ing made headquarters for the newly Gre
ated division. and suitable Offices not be-
ing available. While these ofhces ere
being built upstairs It Is the intention TO
add large dining room downstairs ana
make other improvements for the pe''ef
accommodation OF the travelling pubic.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
want News OF TunstaII.

Where Is W. D. Tunstan OF Magnolia
Springs. and what Is his condition OF
mind s. a question that agitates his
aged parents. and his father. William
Tunstall. has addressed a letter TO u
pierre Haveus OF Jacksonville asking nun
10 send the young man home II IN the
city. Tunstai was I'm Jacksonville TWO
weeks ago, and his strange actions at Una,
time attracted some attention IN h"'e'
circles. Since that time Tunstah mas peen
heard from indircNly at SaNAh"""'
r,rur..rlrh and Atlanta.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
DrIsEsr. wa. Acquitted.

Tattnan Superior Court has adjourned
after being In session two weeks. There
were number OF important civil cases
tried The most important criminal case
vas that OF the state versus Charley
Driggers. white. charged with murder
Driggers killed. young white man named
nusby. Driggcrs was acquitted BY the
jury. He was defended by Judge H. ID, d
TwIggs and Col G. ~ Mann ". D. Hol-
land. white. was convicted for selling
whisky and sent 90 the gang for nine
months. Petaway smith colored, shoot
ing at apother. guilty, two years IN the
renitcnuary Norman bethea, colored.
murder guilty. was sent 10 the peniten-
tiarV for life
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Gov. Candler has big sob on hand.
which Is the signing Of commissions Tor
all Of the county officers Of the state
elected al the last general election for
STATE House officers There are ga Of
these officials 10 be commissioned. and
their commissions recorded. showing when
they were elected and for what term.
The certificates Of their election were
signed By Secretary Of state Cook and
sent 20 the Governor. and the commis'
sions when they are signed by the Gov
errior viii be sent TO the secretary %
state and made q matter Of record IN that
tfrpartmeut
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Florida Times Union and Citizen;
Col. W. u. barnes. representing the Ho-
tel Gazette. Is here from New York, and
e s,oppinx al the windsor. Yes" he
said To n reporter this morning the
tourist season will be big and open early.
the biggest that Florida has ever known.
I know Chis because Northern men with
Florida hotel interests tell me that they
have never before had such advance APP
pMcatious for rooms. Why. already the
travel South is large. and had 90 wait
several days before ! could set accom-
modations on clyde steamer, else
should have been here earlier. We had
rough weather from the time the Ircanols
left New York Friday. and Sunday morn
Ing there was no quorum at breakfast.
Nevertheless it's n big steomer. and had
a good Grip down" Col. Barnes formerly
lived la jacksonville, but has not been
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
A nin RntiIcr KiIIed.

Beaufort. s. C., Oct 1.-THE largest
rattlesnake ever seen hereabouts was
killed day or two ago near Salt Water
bridge. some ave miles from here on the
Port Royal Ferry road. The snake meas
ured hve feet andsthree inches in length.
and was fun six inches in diameter IN
the middle and had a string OF twenty
one rattles. Ieaac johnson, the negro
who killed the snake. has the rattles. AMI
Is very proud OF his achievement. He de-
stroved the snake by fire.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY IN
TWO STATES.

Meeting of the Cotton Growers-Gov.
Gambler HAS Task Before Him
suit Entered at Macon Against the
CentraI-In Case Terrell Becomer
Governor. whom he Attorney Gen
.rnI.-PensaroIa Democrats wiil
RaIIy-Drew Railroad VIII lie
CompIeted-Avm- Murder Case H'
Ocaln.
The Carrollton OH mill has opened It's
third session 10 fun blast
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
FREAK or A MILLIONAIRE.
Reuben 8. Hoyt Lit IN His House and
Then vanished.

From the WV hNAH
Reuben S. Hoyt. millionaire and man
about town. got out OF cab In front OF
the four-story mansion at No. 32s West
Eighty eighth street Saturday afternoon.
and after careful scrutiny Of the house to
satisfy himself that It was his own. went
W the steps sideways. unlocked the front
door with dinicuity and entered. Then he
raised his voice IN calls for his servants
and gave them all a holiday TO last a
week and 10 take effect al once. The
Joyous servants made their way out with
great speed.
SIR. Hoyt then ilt every sas set from
cellar to the garnet. locked ali the doors
entered the cab and drove away with a
contented smile on his visage.
Mrs Reuben S. Hoyt came from Scran-
ton. Pa, Saturday evening az O'Clock
and drove 10 her home at No. 500 West