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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-04-19

While his duties have, of course, kept
him out of active pastoral work, they
have by no means debarred him from
the pulpits of the church, on the con-
trary, however, they have largely in
creased his opportunities in that direc
ton.
DR.. Coultas will preach at the Church
to which he was appointed from the
Conference on Sunday next He ex-
poets to move his family the latter part
of next week.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-04-19
Y. n. c. A. Notes.

In response to recent request for
books to be doEsyec 10 the Y. M. G. A.
library the following volumes have been
added:
Richard Carvel
Gentleman from Indiana
The Castle Inn
Red Rock
Black Rock
Sky Pilot
To Have and to Hold
Reign of Law
The Choir Invisible
Who Goes There
Sonny
Adventures of Francois
The Idiot at Home
His Lordship's Leopard
With Both Armies
Janice Meredith
On the Dalton Trail
An African Millionaire
The Stolen Story and other Stories
Princess Ora
Recollections of Missionary in the g..
West
The Watchers
The Heart of Princess Ora
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-04-19

A public meeting will be held on
Sunday evening at 73O in the First
Presbyterian Church under the auspices
of the State Charities Aid and Prison
Reform Association of New Jersey.
Charlton Lewis, Esq, L. L. D., will
preside and addresses on prison reform
will be delivered by Mrs. Emily Will
hanson, of Elizabeth, and DR. Sam
uel S. Barrows, Secretary of the Prison
Association of New York.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-04-19

small extent, but there is, also, in this
case abundant evidence to show that
Bishop Foss had most kindly feeling
for Morristown, for he appointed to this
charge the Rev. Jesse Lyman Hurlbut,
D. D.. whose name and ability is known
throughout Methodism.
DR.. Hurlbut has not been sin the pas
torate for probably 20 years. During
that period he has served the church as
its corresponding secretary for The
Sunday School Union and Tract Society
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-04-19

The work of the Newark Methodist
Episcopal Conference closed with the
announcement by Bishop Foss on Tues
day afternoon of the appointments.
An interesting statement was made
by the Church Extension Committee to
the effect that it had aided in the erec-
ton of something over 1900 churches
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THE new AND
THE OLD PASTOR
Rev. j. l. Hurlbut, D. D., Succeeds Rev. Dr. Coutas as
Pastor Of the NJ E. Church.

Minister Appointed
Able Preacher with Experience
Work. Epworth League and Other
Conference Appointments Interesting Figures
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Whatever the motive that prompted the
Bishop to put his ''foot down" on this
slate may remain forever secret, un-
known outside of the cabinet, but there
is ample evidence to prove that it was
not because of i'll will toward DIR. Coultas
for he appointed him to one of the very
best churches in the Newark conference,
namely, the "Roseville" church of
Newark, New Jersey We congratulate
DR.. Coultas and we congratulate the
Rosevile church.
The Committee on Pastorates of ssthe
M. E. Church of this city also felt the
weight of the Bishops foot to very
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If anyone imagines that the power of
a Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church is simply nominal one, when
it comes in contact with large churches
and "big guns" let such an one disabuse
his mind of that fallacy at once, for he
is laboring under well developed hal
lucination.
The Rev. Thomas 1. Coultas, D. D.,
pastor of the M E. Church of this city,
during the past four years, received a
very cordial invitation to the"Centenary"
N. E. Church at Terre Haute, Iud., a
church that he had formerly served but
he didn't go because Bishop Foss said No.
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during the past 87 wears.

during the past 81 years.
The Committee on Bible Cause re-
ported that during the year the Ameri-
can Bible Society has sent out through
missions / ,406,S01 Bibles, while in the
eighty four years of its history the total
issue of had been 81, 1863, BOG copies. The
report told Of the good work Of the So
lroanti,a,od o., E,ifth pl.l.a
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the Church.
In personal appearance, DR.. Hurlbut
is attractive, he is about So years of.age.
In actions he is exceedingly courteous
and gentlemanly. He will preach his
first sermon in Morristown on Sunday
morning, April 21st and will probably
occupy the parsonage with his family
the following week.
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were privileged to take part in its or
ganizatien. He has conducted Chau
tauqua Assemblies at Ottawa, Kansas,
and birmingham, Mass, and the Nor
NAL Department at Chautauqua, N. Y.
A few years ago he spent several
months in Egypt and the Holy Land,
better fitting himself for his work for
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SUPPOSE

you are interested In the stock mar
ket or commercial matter of any
sort, but desire to stop at your coun-
try house for few days, how keep
in constant touch with Wall Street
and the market centres:
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SUPPOSE

unexpected guests arrive, the larder
Is low and the dinner hour is near,
how connect with the butcher, the
baker and the confectioner, and
hurriedly gather the supplies that
shall make the dinner credit to
the housekeepers
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SUPPOSE

you wish to gather group of guests
for an evening TO do honor to an
occasion or friend, how most con-
yeniently communicate with them
and receive their acceptance or
regrets
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SUPPOSE!
SUPPOSE
your house is on fire, what is the
easiest way to summon the Fire De-
partment

a member of your household be-
comes suddenly and dangerouslv
Ill, immediate attendance Of a phV-
sician means life or death, how
most quickly obtain that attend
anca
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SUPPOSE

any one of the many emergencies
when police aid is desirable or
Vltaily necessary, how may these
guardians of life and property be
instantly notified?
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SUPPOSE

you want seats for the play, a box
for the opera, carriage for q
drive, to engage places at restauY-
ant how in incredibly short time
arrange 1t all?
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
YARMOUTH.

Miss Hattie Gould has gone to Peaks
island to visit for a few days with her
friend, Miss Carrie Wylie.
Miss Lucy Cuttsr, who has been ssri-
ously Ill at the homs OF her niece, Mrs.
A. II. Humphrey, on North Elm street,
is slowly improving.
Miss Priscilla b. Hamilton of Cum.
berland has bean the gnest of Miss Edna
j. Drinkwater, Hills court.
Mir. Thomas b. Joyce, the expart
gardener at Camp Hammond, has two
tine beds of mushrooms which he is hap
by to exhibit to those who are interested
to see this toothsome vegetable in pro-
cess OF cultivation.
An entertainment, committee has bean
appointed to arrange for the Methodist
conference which meets at Yarmouthville
April "a,
The fact that AloLain, the missing
murderer, is supposed to be concealed
somewhere in this vicinity, has COCA
stoned good deal of local excitement.
All strangers are eyed suspioiously. Dep
uty Sheriff Turner arrested man who
WAS supposed TO resemble the fugitive,
but he was found to be harmless tramp
and was discharged.
The damage to the Royal River house
in the recent lire is being repaired.
Men are busily at work cutting ice on
Royal river. The oroD win be COCA one.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
HAY.PAUNCEFOTE TREATY
Great Britain Returns IL with Amend
ments of It's own.

Warrington, Januay 10 The exfecta-
ton rere is I'll at the British governn ent
will return the amen1e1 Hay Pauncefoie
treaty with ameDdm eats of It's own, aud
1t Is not expected that these amendments
will tie acceptable to the United States
Sera'o Whether or not this exre.ta-
tion is la e1 on adviGes nom MIR. Choate
or communications from Lord Paunce-
fote, it Is not possible TO determine. In
either cafe the communications must
necessarily have teen informal In al
vance OF the aston of the British govern
ment itself on the trsaty The officials
here say frankly that they have no know
ieiEe OF the character OF these probable
British amendments, Eut 1t Is likely
tbat the opinion that they will be uuao-
oeptable to the Senate Is tased on moth
ing more than general understanding
to the feeling in this Senats toward the
whole canal project on tte'one side ana
ON the other of the British government
10 avoid complets abandonment of the
interests 1t has heretofore claimed and as
serted over ifthmian transit.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
LATE MARINE.

RoIton, January 20.-ArriVed stea rer
Maverick, Phihfelphia for 20 ttnt
with ). o. Co. large No. IS from co and
faped
Vinevavd Haven, Mars January 20.
Schooner George E. Gave mort Of Eath,
Me-, Norfolk for Boston, with cargo of
2,24O tens OF coal, ran ashore on
Nashawena Island. Ninsya Sound, Ia
evening. during nofthw est ca'e ami
thick vapor. Capt in McL cod came to
this port today and a1anaed With
wrecking company TO raise tire vefs3l.
The vtsssl lies en- the rocks and this
morning rad tsn feet OF water in her.
she ia Hsely to lie a total lozs uni 81
the WINS changes to nostherly.
Roothbay, Me, January 2O,-Arrivtd
sshconsr William Keen. Portland; Geor-
sic l.. Drake, Bath.
Flatholm Island. January 20.-Passed
steamer DeGama, Portland, Me, for
Bristol.
Philadelphia, January 2o.-Arrived,
tug Valley Forge, Portland, towing
barges Henry Clay Kslmia and PaxInos.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
BREAKING DOWN.
Campbell on Verge of
Collapse.
Disappointed at Not Being Given
Ills Freedom.
Condition of Other Bos-
chieter Murderers.
The Trial of Kerr VIII Begin
a Week from Today.

New York, January g0.-And rev
Campbell, one of the murderers Of Jennie
BossOhittsr, is slowly breaking down In
the county jail at Paterson, his face
showing unmistakable signs OF COLLAPSE
sinos the verdict Of the jury was delivered
adjudging him guilty OF murder In the
second degree with MoAlIister and Death.
Campbell's face has Trimmed out within
the last few days ard he is suffering
from great disappointment ON not be-
ing set at liberty.
IL is said by thosB close to him that he
would have broken down long ago but
for McAllistsr, who has kept both Camp
tell and Death encouraged by telling
then. that they would escape with very
light sentence. Campbell, from the first,
thought the jdry would let him ont with
lighter degree of crime than any OF the
others, and he was much excitsd when
he heard the result OF the jury's dsliber-
ations 1t Is thought that the trial OF
George j Kerr for his participation in
the events preceding the death Of jennie
BoSsohister viii begin week from to-
morrow.
Prosecutor Emley has asked for little
rest after the strain of the trial Of Nc
Allister, Death and Campbell. AID JUS
tiee Dixon has granted this and has ss-
signed the coming week for the trial OF
civil cases.
1t Is said that Campbell and Death will
go on the witness stand and testify IN
behalf of Kerr, provided the state OF their
health will permit.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
A MARROW ESCAPE.

Boston, January 2O.-Several persons
narrowly escaped death from illuminat-
ing gas In a Cranston strseu house today,
Vernon King, third floor tenant,
awakening to lind the danger to the
family. He reached window and raised
IL. In few minutes he WIS revived
enough to rush to the bed where his wife
lay lie found that she was overcome,
and hs had a severe struggls to get her TO
the window, being SO weak from the
effects of the gas himself. Shs finally re-
vived enough to sit up King hurried
down stairs and awoke Corbin Fitzgerald
and Elizateth Fink, 70 years old, who
were both overcome, lie then called for
the police, and they notified DIR Erh.
who, after working three hours Sue
ceeded in bringing the victims around all
right. The leak was discovered III the
cellar.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
LIFE PROLONGED BY SALT.

Hamilton, Ohio, January 20 Mar
Gus Sauer, the man afflicted with
d'opsy who was revived after apparent
dis solution. ny the inle,tion of a solution
of common salt into the arteries on
January IL, is Etill alive since his
res1scitst'o1 he has s5eadllv gained in
visor ana the scute symptoms of his
DROP steal afflictlon are disAT paariny. Dr
krumn Ter, TIE, attending physician does
not claim the salt treatment has any
thing 10 do with the improvement OF the
that il ded over a crisis in the men 5
ailme mt 1hers is every pr, spsct at
Sausr lie wilt be prolonged Tor tome
time.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
ANOTHER "JOHN NOLAN. "

Kookland, January ia suspicious
character thought 10 be John NOLAN,
the alleged Go rham murderer, was ar
rested this afternoon by the local authori-
lies, and for an half hour the excitement
ran high.
In several respects he answered the de-
scription Of Nolan, but was about ID
pounds too light, and the India ink
marks on his arms did not correspond.
There is little doubt but that the suspect
is the same man who recently caused ex-
element in Brunswick and Woolwioh.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
QUIET AT LA GUAYRA.

Warrington January 20 --Asids from
a brief despatch from the commsnder
of the Runtolt Scorpion which is now
at La Guayra, Venezuela, there was no
news Of Importance resolved kere TODAY
In official circles regarding the situation
growing out OF the asphalt concessions
il that country. This despatch came to
Secretary Long and reported that the
latest news form Caracas in1iclte1 that
all was quiet there The SCORPION, her
commander Gaid, would FRO ,eed to
Cure Goa for ccal. After this IL Is ex-
pected the vessel will TetuTn to La
Guayra where she VIII await the dspart-
ment's orders.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
MARRIED MAINE GIRL.
One OF "wIves" of Murray Hall Ne
Iongsd In FsiraeId.

Snawmut, January 20 Murray Hamil-
ton Han, the New York woman who
died the other day after having masquer-
AIDED for many years as a man, was twice
married, ons OF his wives being Miss
Celia Frances Lowe, the daughter o.
Alvah Wilson and Cynthia 1inford Lowe
OF this place
Mrs. Ellen Elba Hobbs sister Of Mrs.
Hall, gives the following facts concern
ing this case;
1--WE were much surprised 70 read that
Hall was dead, aud more so TO READ that
'he' was other than the man he had al
ways passed as being. In regard TO my
sister and her marriage with Hall, viii
say that he came here first In 1872. She
had great desire to be n physician, and
studied for good many years, part of
the time In Boston, later In New York,
and again in Boston. in colleges and hos
pitfalls. 1t was while she was In Boston
that she met Hall. de was here once be-
fore they were married."
The family Bible, In which are re-
corded the family records for the past leo
years was produced, ana showed that she
was married TO Hall in New York on De-
cember "a, 1872. She died July z, 1858
"rhey always lived in n sw York, %
said Mrs. Hobbs, $50 can tell you but
little of their life. In TACT there was no
love for Hall on the part of our family.
and he had none for us, although they
used to % ne here and visit us up to the
time OF the death of my father In 1884.
Since then he has not been here. We have
always supposed that she was his first
wife, and have never known OF his
previous marriage since her death.
ellis principal characteristic was his
meanness and misery ways. Through
these my sister led most unhappy life,
and his treatment OF her, no doubt,
caused her death. She had a terrible fear
OF him, and often said when We urged
her to leave him, that she would II she
only dared to. He had some remarkable
power over her. l have seen him draw a
revolver and take her into separate
room in their New York home.
ale kept her watch and silVerware, "a
we'll as everything elss he could GET his
hands on, looked up in room in the
house, and would not allow them to be
used by her, or for her to have access to
them at any slime. When she died he did
not come to Maine with her body, as il
was her with that he sho uld net do so.''
When asked whether or not any of the
mem bers OF her family ever knew that
Hall was a woman, she declared that
they had never had suspicion of any
thing OF the kind, and that Mrs. Hal
had never intlmated such q thing &c
them, although she frequently told them
that she could not get a divorce from
him, and they always supposed that she
simply feared to take suon a step for fear
that Hall would kill her.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
A NOVEL ADVERTISING METHOD

Frank NJ. Low & Co.. have introduced
an entertaining way of disposing Of their
broken lines of fancy shirts. not only ars
they selling them at reduced clearance
sale prices. but to every tenth purchaser
they give the shirt free. You can imagine
how agreeably surprised a customer feels
when about to pay for his purchase to be
informed that his was the tenth sale,
and therefore free.
They make very attractive display of
these shirts in their east window.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
"PATCHED-UPi'
LEAGUE.

Clinton, Mass. January eO.-At a
meatinz here tonight at the Clinton
House, OF the Southe stern Polo league.
It was voted to admit to membership in
the league tbs teams of the national
league.
The nsw league will have eight cluhf,
as follows: Lawrence, Brcckton, Gin.
ton and Weymouth. of the old layue;
New Haven, which goes to East Wey-
mouth; Waterbury, whish becomes
salen; Hartford, which gees to FAN
River, under the guidance OF Thomas
Cotter, and New Britain, which goes to
Pawtucket.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
A LIEUTENA ANT KILLED.

Washington, January 10 -Adjutant
General Corbin received cabIegram
from General Macarthur sAManila to-
day saying that First Lieutenant John
Morrison, Jr., fourth cavalry, was killed
near Ganan, Z. l., yesterday. No partic-
uIars are given but it Is supposed that
the officer was shot from ambush while
he was away fro IN his company.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
REVENUE REDUCTION BILL.

Washin yton, January 2O.-rhe s'nste
committls ON nnsncs was in ass on the
greatsr part of tocay. making an effort
to complies the constellation or the war
revenue Iedrct on bill in order to be
able to pres NJ its report tomorrow. 1t
did net sucosed but the work was SO
nelriy compile eli that it is believed one or
two more meetings win suriics for that
purrose.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
IN oLDEN TIMES

People overlooked tho Importance of a
permanently beneficial effect and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that it is generally known that Syrup of
Figs will permanently overcome habi-
ftual constipation, well-informed people
will not buy other laxatives, which are
for time, but finally injure tho system.
Buy the genuine, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
SAILORS rERRIBLE EXPERIENCE

Chatham, Mass, January 20.-Schoon-
or Lizzie Cochrane, Captain Kent, with q
cargo OF lumber Calais for New bedford,
had terrible experience of here In last
nights freezing gale. Both foresail and
mainsail were blown away, while trying
to get over the shoals. The vessel was
badly iced up, but finally succeeded in
anchoring. All hands suffered severely
during the night, and the vessel dragged
to a perilous position near Pollock Rip.
Distress signals were sat at usy break,
and she was boarded by Captain Ell
dredgs's crew from Monomoy life saving
station, who assisted them to better an
choraGe, repaired the sails temporarily
and cleared away the Ice, leaving the
vessel and crew IN fair condition to re-
sumo her voyage when the weather
moderated.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
CAUGHT IN GALE.

Nantucket, Mass, January 20 The
two-masted schooner George Nevinger,
Bucksport for New York, with lumber,
anchored i've miles west of Handkerchief
Shoal, and caught the full strength OF
the northwest gale last night, losing her
mainsail aud lib. The coIors wers ser fer
assistance, and Coskata station Grew
bearded her at 4 p m aud aseer aimed
that she wanted a tug. h gala tonight
Is from the southwest anu tbs weather is
clear.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
edison mn TRoubLE.

New York, January 10 Thomas A.
Edison, Jr.. who has been adJudged In
oontempt by Judge Freedman of the SUI
preme court for falling to obey an ord Ell
which directed him to surrender $40, 900
OF stock OF the Steal & Iron Process COM
pany, has had an order entered against
him requiring his imprisonment until
he does SO. In addition he will have &C
pay $lsS costs OF the proceeding.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21

Sore and swollen joints, sharp, shoot
ing pains, terturing muscles, no rest no
sleep That means rheumatism. 1t is a
stubborn disease to tight but Chamber
lain's Pain Balm has conquered it thou
sands Of times. 1t will do so whenever
the opportunity is offered. Try 1t. One
application relieves the pain. For sale by
Heseltne, 1857 Congress st. Stevens, 10T
Portland ST. Goold, Congress Square; K.
S. Raymond, Cumberland Mills.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
ELEVEN WE'RE LOSp.

Cherbourg, January 90 The British
four mas ed snip Noel Tryvan has
tourde Ell in ne channel. Seven out Of
her crew of eighteen were saved. 1heE
we're picsed up Will elinRing to the
ksel OF onl OF the ship boats and were
lancet lie c.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
FIRE IN wArERVILLE

WaterVille. Janusary 20 Fire was dis
covered today at 90 m, in Jules
Gamachs's grocery store at the head OF
the falls Tina fire started In the upper
part OF the building, but Gamache' =
stock and furnishings wers damaged
$1,000; insurance $1,000 Building was
valued at $1,000. ana was badly damaged.
Insured for $500.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
PORTLAND LOST.
Played Lewiston Before als Crowd
whiPpIe Made First Appearances.

Lewiston, January lg.-Before a crowd
OF 1900 people, Lewiston took a fast game
from Portland tonight with ease. Lewis
ton was crippled on account Of Conway
being injured, but Carrigan, local
amateur, played in his plaza and did tine
work. Portland began roughing st early
In the game, but soon got Gown to solid
play. Janeils was almost a stone wall
at coal and made some phenomenal
stops, Hlpson, Mensrl and Roberts
played their usual fast game WhippIe
made his first appearance here with the
visitors. Campbell ana Mckay played
the besS game for Portland. Line up and
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
NEW BALL LEAGUE ORGANIZED.

New York, January 19.-The magnates
OF the new American association oom'
tleted their three days session al the
Hotel, Marlborough tonight. The final
details OF the organization have been
COMPLETED and temporary officers chosen
L. q lational agree ent has been signed.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
RAnRoAn MAN DEAD.

Boston, January l9.-John Sever Teb-
bets, well known in railroad and mining
circles, died today at the home of his
mother in this city. He was born in
Medford, Mass. July a, 1858 ard was
graduated from Harvard in the class of
1850
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
GORHAM.

The Mosher family offer reward OF
two hundred and fifty dollars for the
conviction of the murderer or one of their
family, Clifford Mosner, Saturday even
ing, January II, 1901.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-21
BoER.s CAPTURE.

Pretoria, January 10 The Beers have
captured a train laden with mining ma
terials between BFugsprult and Balmor-
al. The pasze myers were robbed of every
thing.