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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

.r1 7''rh,'"" OF tn" teachers. pupils
en-. nr I'"'' 4T"e"a'i' Il called 10 Ga"
st.,. '. '""'''s at the fIohrTr Drug
a.
"' 1'"~"H ""paFtrd Sunday
Tar q, T"o1''' T." 'iS1' A"" oaaEh-
..
a.. ""'h"'"rtarr caht" up from
.,,.. >.''N-aa\ m@ht ~ spend
":
- .'''g t>"t' arrived from 81.
I", w. "I'h an" i '"~ guest OF beg
s".' l'h printing 10 ~" REPORT
. q ""hhF' lots Il new materlnt
Ed. Mcr.rr,inr r.nn,,..a
insuranc" for the dnmars dona
his tar" 10y til" recent fire.
J. H. McCoy ga m. in frnm Ahardaan
y" ,"In ",."r the Interests oi his numer-
curt
ur9 Las"t' came up from Waubay
OF - t,o,' ~ ~"LIe P'o'eSSioh-
NJ o.r
Hathaway nf Worhnr 'nam' anu n. y.
to spend a lew da,s courtiup1
Al, Ill.
Sunday, called there on account of the
SERIOUS i'''e"S Oh her mother.
The Ladi"s' Guild will meet with Mrs.
Peabody FRIDAY afternoon. All uiem-
p'sS'' ''turheu thursday from
horsss to di.no. of ~ pmmh"r,m O
COMPLAINTS are in the city this week
settling the claims OF the recent fire.
BARNEY Ell A.. the. popnIar Nasty of
Bf,sol vntI. IA nm. .,,y uo,,,.
these pIUus headquarters a pleasant
Ca |
Mrs. .Jo,u Kr,u.ar came y, fr,m
Wnubny Nouoav tn make her mothsr
Mrs. Anderson OF this city, a short
visit.
Quite IA deIegation OF Websterites at.
tended the mask bail nj Wauhov Fri.
day evening. They report a splendid
time.
DR.. and Mrs. Goodmanson denart.d
for Sioux Falls his moruinp to attend
the festivities OF the EIks in that city to-
night.
Michael Tracey returned Wednesday
from his winters soiourp in
Battle Creek, Mich, to be here during
court.
A marriage license WAS issued Satur-
day. Jan. 10. to Richard Hprve and
Schneider, both residents o!
Bristol.
Eva Loveland. who has been teach
inn IN Kidder township will snand q
'''oh'h = VACATION WIN MIS-
'n'S CITY
ion. Duncan Mcfarland oil Pierpont,
arrived M the city Monday to assist Ia
""'''' 'ro"'eH mas accepted d posi-
''o' ~ eAp'F' hdchihT'l WIN l. u.
# nr.,n, man
n
-. IN
,INt 7
having closed.
Mrs /. Pearson Damn ma fro,
,,.r.tan r,a.5av 70 uI ,rn,k
vi.tipy wah.tsr fr;aods Sba j. "a.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

y ou S'u'''H-
uIar May weather.
your subscription
crowd in town Saturday.
you attend the institute?
Tragitt can tell you all abont 1T
Brown came up from Lily Tues,
your stove repairs of C. E
H. Lee of Lily was in town Satur,
bnd hand school books bought
BIZ. Ross & Co.
promises to be a short term OF
=, the Jeweler. keeps machine
Il OF all kinds.
addison came up from Watertown
e sells tablets-"All You Can
for a nickel.
j. Small was an Aberdeen visitor
v.
can find fine maple wood at j. f.
Is fuel yard.
Gomach was up from Andover
by.
pity new patterns of baby cabs at
Furniture Store.
Holm of Stand, was in town
BY.
Flop that cough get a bottle of
Own Cough Remedy.
Purdum came over from Bristol
by.
Cial prices on Parker fountain
Esreat reduction-at Ross.
convened at the court house
sold everywhere. Blizzard best
cigar. Save the Coupons.
Lundon came over from Lily
neyto loan en- approved
PITY. L. w Taylor.
Lee was up from Lounsberry
lne OF samples go new ones) OF
at the Old Furniture Store.
Serum wentto Bristol Saturday
hess.
lad better put IN IA few acres OF
Is year.
Bigplow OF Andover was in the
Pnday.
'oSh Oh Andover, was IN the
fsday.
IN this vicinity is looking ex-
(ally fine.
baking Tor sale in the Rabak
pl'ding every Saturday by
Mrs. II. Frost.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

Wanbay Sunday .
J W. Gurrv was Over. fr,,. c-u.,
rf'o"N on business.
Win. Car pentar OF Andovpr ,4-na-
"'G c"0rt az II !lror,
John Cutting WAS in a.. .:,r ,n
'"'"h''a'"S ''oaH'
Thos. Mckenzie rn,n,r.Y from,
r'"F'' N"t"rds night.
This IS a good time for r,,,.ous ,a
'""N up Soh" seed c"rn
Thos. Elliott returned from fl h,.io. .
'''p 10 Mfil't'e friday.
The cditor OF this great lam,i, fo,rn-
"''S on 'utS TINS week.
DR.. and Mrs. Sullivan Of Fro,rr,r+
Were III the city Monday.
Hon. +. A. DeCoster Of IiIv
webster visitor Tuesday.
Val Delaney came over from W,u
u'SiaN 20 attend court.
The farmers were hiy hIv ,Iaasod ,n,+h.
Nv result Vi the institute.
This is a good time TO nlapt vour
Hpr'hg al IN the Reporter.
M. Dalrmplp was in the civ Tros8or
on business oelor" the court
II. Thrumb of Oak GuIch. is in tho
cry TINS week dong jury duty.
s s Y.ao.r sn.,t his finn, lo.+ ..aL.
at his farm in V,IIav townshi" WEN
Jobp Rarsa nj W,rLo, m
ing business in the civ Eridav
hall at Wanhar +, ;dav "'"NA
II j. HARRISON and Peter johnson
""''
ID T.. Potter cam" up from Butl-r
Monday to do n little counting.
NiIar AnSvrd and Thns MrAIIru
"er" down from BRISTOL Monday.
"Doc" FL,od c,,ro ;, fro,, p..
Friday to attend court this week.
G Noora r.,rru,d ,r,,o .;,
his old hnmo in Michin,a cnt,nd ~
T. tried bord - O,or,, ro.+oua,, h,.
did na+ sann, , 'II" : H.T'''"nH 0u'
""N NV ''Ni
oanr, w. o a. .H mopd anu uanct al th'
'p'" '' '' '"'"'"S' ''"'
Rev. and Mrs. Hubbard returned from
'"''' "Trip 10 ""uo"y rr'uaS evening
G. c. Syverson of Strand went to
on an extended visit Satur-
10y NsN"
Have your eyes examined by A. Ross,
graduate optician. Satisfaction guar
ah'eeo'
There will be lots OF swearing done in
Webster for a couple OF weeks-court is
u"
Go to J. f. GearIn the new fuel dealer
or coal and wood. Mckeown's Old
''anu'
Mr.. ZietIow of Aberdeen, came do WI
Monday night to look up the telephone
wv "''0
Did you know that G. f. Russell can
urnish repairs Tor 10000 different
Vi '''''''
L. c. Toy. proprietor OF '"Fne Big
at AudOYrr, was in the county
''p''"' i'""''
Come to the Reporter office Tor CHAT
81 Mortgage blanks. We have the cor,
~ va"
l.. G.. OchsenreItrr lett for IIrrre
in the interests OF the Mrrc;tn-
w "'''''''''"'
Sweat and iIult acids vii Inot discoIOr
FOODS dyed with Putnam FadeIess Dyes
sold by M. \. Thu.
Mrs. II. O.. Frank returned from IA
'isir with friends at Rochester, Mimi,
morning.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
NOTICE.

Ed Baltic having bought a hall
interest in the Peabody Drug Store, will
nave entire charge Of the store from
now on, willie DR.. Peabody will devote
his en- ire time to the practice of medi.
cine and surgery. Your continued
patronage is respectfully solicited.
PEABODY & BAlLLIE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
County Warrants.

County Warrants up TO aud including
registered No. 1884 are hereby called
Tor payment, and interest ceases from
this date,
January 18th, 1901.
VIM. I. Colwell.
Co. Treas.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

No. 3. o. f. s. Meets the
Fond and fourth Tuesday evenings of
Sonth in Masonic Temple. Members of
Ear cordially invited to attend these
LAURA PETERSON, W. M.
kE HUNTINGTON, Sec.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
Warrant Call.

All warrants up to and including
Register No. 962 IRE hereby called in
for payment aud Interest ceases ON
this date.
January Is, 1901.
Il. r.. Foster,
School Treasurer,
District No. LOT.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

AT LODGE, No. 81. A. +. and A. NJ.
communications first and third
I evenings in each month. All Master
in good standing, sojpu ming in the
cordially invited to visit.
A. f. THOMPSON, W. NJ.
HASH, Secretary.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

have land near Webster,
Waubay and Bristol for sale
on easy terms or for rent.
Emil Meyer
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

STER LODGE No. lis, /. o. o. +.
eets every Friday night at |. o. .. +.
An odd Fellows invited to attend.
CHAN Is PAYNE, n. q.
PITsoR, Sec'y.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24


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pom al BRISTOL, Wars. maIrlrd 81 Ih"
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WV" "''''"S WISH I" "tS o''
"""'e !" '"SS 'oun'N' MIMI a"u says
|" '1S"! sooo iii VIII HIS o'0
b" N7"o''
'e"u'o' i'm '"nie !" rum i"i'e
"".ui""S "is"' ""u "e". ~ HE "onhe
a. T"3 "un0" "io'"'"s' ne sa'' '"e
LAY equity ooss are se''ihs "'ons
n'oeiy a' 'he capi'a''
Miss NJ. l.. Cowan Oh W~oonsoeKet,
arrived III Tue CITY rriunN LOT d SNORT
Visit MISS Co"ah IF III
business III Tue iorlher city anu reports
d prosperous puSiieSs'
The latest thing in the way OF winter
drinks is Hot Soda. 1t is served at the
rlohee' DFue o'ore' iAe haNors are
ChoeoIate, Aocha Cohee, gliS
breakfast i-a' Dee: lea liam pou
ll''oh' ETC. HlS " ue'i''ou' uflhA-'9
IT,
DeIbert Bennett OF Aieester, 5. D.,
arrived III '"'7 c''y "ohuaF "iSn' on "a
9"o'' ''''' :" 'e'"'''eH """ "'Tn "''
"''' y "' to" 'T''''"' " '"'' ''''
i'G si'e"' MS D"5"0"n ua'S |" wen
S'er'
thas II Mattrson departed Ihurs-
Gay '"' i"''''' 10 '"h' 1h"IEe % 1''
- 'F"'A L"r'"'r c"IhPanE '"ru AT
''a' POINT """l y noe II NO" a. ''nS
a. "~7@'H'""t 10 "aHaS" 'Haiu " 'N7
Ioca' S"F"S'
Mrs. l., Viewers and baby of Wau-
Day VINO nave Dee' ''S'tihG Tue ia"S :
parents MI ana MIS- T. y. 0cn"''" o.
TINS city, ior the past "eeN'
home SuhHa nish' accompanied "
her sister htiiina ochu''~'
In writing ny the fire last week we
failed to mention "GreaserSs" loss. He
claims it was 100000. However,
ON Oh tile DOVS saw III WDUiQ come
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
TtME Tab f.
Webster f1arket.

ed every Thursday by j. ". Abbott.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17

steamer Ger RamSussh ,ss san:os June a e so
sengerS Funch Edye & Co Arrived AZ the bar AZ
n, ...,..,.-., g. ,,,,- o ,,+,, r,,.s
ana IS passengers to Panama Co Arrived al the
Steamer Iasse o Brien Kingston July ! Black Riyes
and Savannaa- Mar 81 A1nS Bay = MorSes0 ~ Prtyei 5
steamer MORO Castle Downs. Havana July IS win
ndse and l26 passengers James Ward Co ArrVe'
steamer Nascss RISK Galveston July 10 and Key West
IS with mdse and passengers 70 c q Mallory & 70 with
mdss to T Van sickle. - = ,r,, :,
and Wminseen. g if with mdse to Wiam 6lyds
steamer jamestown Tspley. Newpor, News and , NoC,
folk with mdse and passengers to the Old oDmiaNh
Steamer Finance sqkstorth Colon July T5,s Ras.S 5ds =
and passengers 10 the Panama Railroad IS Co. I@Ss
SasaS sSSd9 IHs HOOK al july Is $50 southwest
@ e9& and news % ve
Sew-YorE pomiucan ports: Pennsui9r OrH A12rss ores;
Br' Liys1pooi john sandersSa SaHIandeF uya-
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Falmouth July Is-ATTyed steamer Forest Brook 'S''
runner Head, July ls-Passed, steamer XeniA pah'.
rrawe uis FONT July ispassed steamer Bulgaria Cas-
Hahn HamSgrs VIA s0ui9sns r0r ,:oTa Sr VIZ
Barry. July Is Sailed steamers FqgsTs tss' for New
.. u-E4SSe0s
tGierl Karlowa New-York for Plymouth. Chero0u's
Lizard july 1e SIS a u,-Passea Maraust'
tBr). Gates. New-York for London 81.
Rotterdam July l5-Ssed. Brilliant Ger, hes-
New-York. ,-.
Christiana July II-Saied steamer Norge DAM. knu'-
sen from Copenhagen for New-York -
lISaed. Burserreister feteA9sA
Movile July is-Agrtved steamer CBr' wsoa-
Ney-York Glasgow Cand proceeded - 80,
Is, 10 mSailet steamer Bulgaria V'e4~
Hahn. Hamburg for New-York - 49,
Venice July i4-Saied steamer Peoonc tBr), Mills New
York. ,..D
Nascazzini from Genoa New-York.
Palermo July iO-Sailed. EeXham CBr) Fanes'-
Nsw-York ..soss
Leehorn July 1sArrived Calapra (srl Bridges
New-York via Marseilles
Port said July i6-Arrived. steamers Longsnps 80
Moore New-York for Singapore Manila ana Snsxse--
etc; 81 Quentin (sD. Bennett, New-Hork ror i'N'
hama. g~o.~
Hong-Kong July 15sailed. steamer Indrani tsr' I'0
ter. New-Iork via Singapore -, pst-
Yokohama. July l+-ArFtved, steamer Jupiter tD4' -
New-York via Singapore. - r.,,,---
Gibraltar July I6--Passed steamer HoNham CBrl FaA'"'
Palermo for NeN-iork xy-.,,s,vSs.
Mcnrevideo June 17-Saied. bark Antioch. Henains"S'
New-York Phtladelphia ~ toseu-
Pernanbuco June 2s-Sasled. bark Ansara tfS'l fN'"
heiser New-Nork lr,-N ca,tsll
Rosario July l6-Arrived. EtOna O5r, SAn''As
New-York via Montevdeo- 80, ., ,,-...a fy3r,-
Rio Janero July Ii-Sailed. steamer British FrihSe
McDougail. Ncv-fork 5000 ftsrA-
Bermuda. July l6. r,--ArrtNel. stcdliet
Fraser New-York-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
HIS TESTIMONY TOO SPECIFIC.

MAGISTRATE DEUEL. HAS COMPLAINANT ARREST
ED FOR REPEATING A STRONG EPITHET
H w HoH of No. 81 West Thrty-fifth-st, was
summoned to the Jefferson Market police court
yesterday afternoon by George NJ. Baxter who was
one OF the controlling spirits Of a newspaper art
lists exhibition that held at the Waldorf-As-
toria two years ago Baxter alleges that he bought
800 worth of pictures from Hof with the under
standing that they TO be paid for July /,
1902 He says that last Friday Hon called on him
and demanded the money or the pictures, notwith-
standing the agreement, and that Hof used pro-
fame language In doing so.
When they stepped before. Magistrate Deuel., Bax-
began: .
Your honor this called me -"
mo; stop" interrupted the magistrate. sharply
IT shall order your arrest for using such language
in court
After the complaint had been drawn, Baxter was
arraigned. He apologized to Magistrate Deuel. for
the way he had spoken. and said he had believed
he had a right TO state his specifically. His
apology accepted. and he was discharged.
Magistrate Dael then told him that the picture
dispute would have TO be settled in civil court.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
G. r. WILSON NOT FOUND.
WATERS DRAGGED FOR THE BROKERS
BODY, BUT IN VAIN.

The disappearancA of George Rogers Wilson, the
broker, who is supposed to have been drowned ana
whose hat and coat found rock over
looking Long Island Sound at Pagoda Point, in
Larchmont Manor Park on Monday morning is
attributed by his friends 10 ailment with whica
Mr. Wilson had been afflicted for more than
year. The affliction is described as closely re-
senbling vertigo. and is said to have been much
aggravated by the recent hot weather.
Mr.. Wilson told in The Tribune yesterday
morning a member Of the Consolidated Stock
Exchange. Members of the exchange on hearing
of his disappearance said he had had several hts
of vertigo different times. Last winter he was
prcstrated while operating at the Sugar post The
last time he is known TO have suffered from this
ailment about a month ago. At that time he
was compelled TO give up his work only an hour
after the market opened and return home. MI
Wilson often appeared depressed. as if fearing an
other attack
c. c. Brown broker, who has office with
Mr. Wilson at No. GO Broadway, said that his as
sociates mind could not have been affected by
financial troubles. He said that as far as he knew
Mr. Wilson had suffered no reverses He was a
trader he said and did carry home his bus-
ness worries.
The last person Mr. Wilson, as far as
known, is Andrew McKinney a broker, OF No %
Broadway. Mr.. Mckinney IS member of the
Larchmont Yacht Club. and had invited Mr. Wilson
dine with him on Sunday night. When seen yes
terday Mr. Mckinney said:
Mr. Wilson left the clubhouse about 1870 o'clock
and started for the Bevan House, where he and his
Epts have no idea Of what has become Of him
We spent all day yesterday searching for him-
Mr. Wilson is said TO have been temperate and Of
good habits He thirty-six years old, and was
born in St Louis. He was member of the New
York Athletic Club and a powerful swimmer -,
The Larchmont police and boatmen dragged the
Sound near Manor Park yesterday for Mr.. Wilson 5
body. Their efforts with no success. The
missing mans mother taken from Iarchmont
to Atlantic Highlands. Relatives took her away
TO prevent her from hearing OF her sons disappear
ance as she is in feeble health and they feared the
shock might kill her
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

The will of Susan B. Spring filed for probate
in the office of the Surrogate yesterday. The tes-
tatrix died at Stroudsburg Penn. June 25, leav-
ing estate valued S24 900 in real and $4,000 in
personal property After making bequests TO a
number of relatives she says that she has ex-
pended for years the interest 5000 annually on
certain charities TO which she leaves the principal
as follows: To the American Guardian Society.
$500; to the Childrens Aid Society $500 to the New
York Association for the Improvement of the Con-
dition Of the Poor $500 10 the Brick Presbyterian
Church for the benefit Of its missions 800 and to
the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. for the
benefit of its missions, 500.
John A. Knight. fifteen years old of No 22O East
Thrty-sixth-st-. taken to Bellevue Hospital
yesterday suffering from sunburn. His body is
much swollen, and the skin is blistered. The
physicians at Bellevue say it is the worst case of
sunburn they have seen The boy went fish,
ing at Goose Creek Long Island, last Sunday, and
during the entire day sat in boat with practically
no clothing on
Hugh H Sullivan. nephew of Hugh McLaugh-
lin, the Democratic boss of Kings County, and
James G. Reynolds. jr. of Captain Reynolds.
of the Brooklyn Detective Bureau, were among the
batch Of thirteen probationary policemen sworn in
and assigned TO Brooklyn yesterday. Sullivan was
assigned TO the Adams-st station and Reynolds
was sent TO Bergen-st.
Mr.. and Mrs, 4. z. CoIfax and Miss Colfax, of
No. East Seve7ty-seventh-st have gone to
Saratoga, to remain until September
Attorneys for the New-York and New-Jersey
Telephone Company yesterday obtained from JUS
tice Hooker. in the Brooklyn Supreme Court. a
writ of certorari 10 review the action of the State
Board OF Tax Commissioners in assessing the plant
OF the company in the counties of Kings Queens
and Richmond. The company CO tests the State
assessment the ground that the Ford Franchise
law violates the Federal and State constitutions.
Following are the assessments: Brooklyn S7s5,5Oo;
Queens. s7l,450; Richmond. aOS.O00
Albert Schumacher nine years old of No. 1910
Third-ave.. while playing at Third-ave- and One
hundrcd-and-hfth-st. last evening. knocked
down and by horse and wagon owned
by Fl. c. Percy of No. p Horatio-st. The boy sus-
tanned fracture OF the base of the skull,
David Webber seventeen years old. alleged
pickpocket. of No. 319 East Eishth-st was locked
up in the East Observation-Disclosures station
last night
Solomon Cooper, six years old, of No. 100 Allen
St. being smothered late yesterday after
noon under sa%4rat No. 265 Broome-st- He slid
down the sidessG a pile of sand into areaway
carrying enough of the sand with him to completely
cover him He dug
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
THREATEN BRADLEYs BATHHOUsEs.
AsBURY PARK MERCHANTS UP IN ARMS AGAINST
THE ENFORCEMENT OBJ THE
SUNDAY Law.

Asbury Park. y. J.. July 16 (SpecaD.-The City
Fathers last nights meeting decided begin
a vigorous crusade against those merchants who
violate the State law by keeping their places Of
business open on Sundays. Chief OF Police Smith
complained that the storekeepers near the beach
persistently deied the law He directed
issue orders TO the offenders. commanding them to
close their stores the Sabbath. The owners OF
drug stores and restaurants the only who
will be permitted in the future do business
days in the week
stores and barber shops will be closed tight next
Sunday The pharmacists and cigar sellers say
they will defeat the reform movement by placing
luncheon counters in their stores and some Of the
hot headed ones threaten retaliate provd-
ing the new order is enforced by compelling AIr
Bradley TO keep his bathing establishments on the
shore front closed on Sunday. This threat is made
because Mr.. Bradley is member OF the Common
Council
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The famous old town of East Chester. which has
existed since formation of the colonies without
adequate of transportation has a. trolley
line last. The road Is extension from
this city Of the Fifth-ave. line OF the Union Rail-
way 1t opened yesterday The trolley line
has brought Joy 10 the hearts of the summer re-
proprietors in East Chester. They were COM
PEELED close their places there several years ago
because the public could reach them con-
veniently.
The people OF Mount Vernon surprised yes
terday when they read notice in the New-York
newspapers announcing the marriage OF John ].
Hickey. young bank clerk OF that city, TO Mrs.
Marie NJ Rosenheimer. Mrs. Rosenheimer has
been widow only few months. Her deceased
husband. Benjamin f. Rosenheimer. son OF ]. P
ROsenheimer president of the London Needle Com
pany. killed January S last at One-hun-
dred-and- -ffth-st while attempting 10 board
train for Mount Vernon. According the notice
Mr. Hickey married the widow May a. four
months after Rosenheimer's death. Father Cotton
performed the ceremony at ST. Stephens Roman
Catholic Church in New-York. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs Margaret Gethins, OF Mount Yer
non, and both she and Mr. Hickey Catholics
Mr.. Hickey is the OF the late Daniel Hickey.
who for years was prominent Democratic leader
in Westchester County
New-York tribune., 1901-07-17
KELLER IGNORES LETTER.
THE WOUNDED CLERGYMAN REFUSES
TO NOTICE THE CHALLENGE OF
BARKER'S FRIENDS.

Arlington. N J.. July ls.-The friends Of the Rev.
Jobn Keller say that the open letter drafted at a
public meeting last night Of Thomas G. Barkers
s,,rnnatE,izers and addressed Mr. Keller will
have little or no effect shaping the course which
the wounded clergyman will pursue TO refute the
charge made against him by Mrs. Barker. Mr.
Kellers advisers regard the letter as absurd. from
its general tone and the manner In which 1t was
issued and doubt whether Il will receive serious
consideration.
One thing is bothering the friends Of Mr. Barker.
II Is the warm reception given to Mr. Keller py
Governor Voorhees,. Unless the Governor is one
Of the members of the Board OF Pardons voting to
pardon a convict cannot be released. Even II the
getoes their action. While Governor Noorhees re-
mains in Office they think there is little chance
for favorable action. so that until January, AT
least they think il will be useless 10 ask for cer-
ency
Joseph Parker jr., one of Mr.. Keller's friends.
said Mr Keller would take action at the proper
time in the proper manner. He said that in due
course Mr. Kellers action would be known The
letter, ne said. based upon an incorrect as
sumption. Mrs. Barker had not sworn 10 any as
sault upon her person
Camp Voorhees,. Sea Girt, n. J.. July 1.-THE Rev
John Keller chaplain Of the 1st Regiment, seen
the clubhouse OF the State Rifle Association here
to-day. He refused absolutely TO have the resolu-
tions adopted by the Barker Defence Association
read TO him TO discuss the Barker case in any
shape or form
DO you purpose taking any such action as pro-
posed at any timer" he asked The chaplain
was silent for perhaps half a minute. and then
said:
Il do not wish to be dlscourteous but / must
beg you not TO ask me anything about that
rs your lawyer considering such action"'
''You had better ask him. replied Mr. Keller.