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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-05
THE MISSIONARY FIELD
WAS THE SUBJECT CONSIDERED n
EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
Committee Appointed to Detsmfs
Where the Next Session Shall b
Held-WilI Adjourn October IL

San Francisco, Ca. October 4.-lrcU.
deliberations of the triennial ccnyeutlo, (
the Episcopal CHURCH of America VET
mainly devoted to the missionary fell /
resolution was adopted to adjourn tie N
yention sine die on Thursday. octobs, 3.
at s p. m.
Petitions from Representatives Of did,
anxious to secure the next meeting VI
presented in behalf of Pittsburg, BHin
Cincinnati, Louisville and New Orleans u
action was taken, but. on motion Il |.
Pierpont Morgan, a committee was apps
ed to decide where the next conveita
should be held.
The house OF bishops decided 70 tax, Q
the consideration of the constltut9 d
soon as it is SSted upon by the hons.
deputies. The house of desutes dea.z
to take up the matter of marginal resf.H
which were yesterday passed on b VI
bishops, as soon as 1t had c0tstitHz
which il Is now considering. The pnopA
canon on marriage and divorce vii 7
considered next.
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RAILROADS.

The Harris county commissioners
fixed damages for the international and
Great Northern right Of way to Spring
The Morgan line steamship I'll Dia
broke the record for quick delivery Of
freight to North Texas points from New
York
1t was learned that action will be
taken ON the Houston and Texas Cen
tral managorship within few days.
Southwest Texas cattcmeu com
menced to prepare for shipment
Preparations are making for the Inn
mune regiments reunion at Galveston
There were several fatal accidents a
different points in the State.
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Counsel for Schley Asked that He
Be Summoned as a Witness.
REQUEST GREW OUT OF AN APPARENT
ERROR IN A LETTER TO SCHLEY.
-younse for the Department Would Not Concede that
Admiral Sampson Wrote Santiago In
tending to Write Cienfuegos.

Washington, October ain tho schley
court of Inquiry today Mr.. Raynor, chief
of counsel for Admiral Schley asked
Judge Advocate Lemly 70 summon Ad-
mra Sampson as witness 10 the cnse.
The request grew out OF q difference ~
the construction of a sentence In Admiral
SIMPSONS letter 10 Commodore Schlcy,
written from Key West Oh May 20, while
Commodore schley with the dying squad
ron lay OF Cienfuegos.
The witnesses for the day were Lleuten'
ant 5. w. Dyson. Commander Raymond =.
Rodgers and Commander Albion c. llodg
son.
The schley court Of inquiry began Its
proceedings today with the recall Of wit.
nesses who were on the stand yesterday,
and after they had corrected their previous
testimony and made such additions there
to as suggested themselves, they were eN-
cused and new witnesses were Introduced.
Captain Dawson Of the marine corps,
who was on the stand yesterday, was call
ed to correct the official copy OF his tes.
llulohNs lt NNlu lu"'t Nh''' Nv i''' 49,
ss,n NV . Vo''5 ,,,.. +,'a, .re dia a.
"oaIu H''hN ne WIS sure ''"' '"' '''
swing.
Tt.utpunnt Dyson who was on the wit
II, .. . al
ness sl"hu HC7'''u'' WV" '. wy" az
journed, was then recalled. He added &c
tbe cool bistorv of tho dect irving infor
A.. ,t, 80 ,,I
nation as 10 now long 'n' Supply VI we"
on hand May 70 would have held out IN
dor f,r,od drort rho Information was
-, ,.r,,,, ,gos Rad IA,
contained IN &hali Nil'h WINS Iva" ~
Judge Advocate LrWlN' .t,, ,,,,. ,rr,r
Inc Wyhess Niso, Irou tht nuu,v M ~
nation from tanuli', 5lnIrIh,N,n., ~,
chart covered the period from May ,i - ~
June l. il showed thaN ON May 20 Wv
Brooklyns supply OF Cuai was, Vnz ,onn
the Iowa. i64 toms the ltNhH AV0 t"h'
and the Mnrhlehcad IL tons;
He said that on May - the bfouhli
had coal enough on board 10 nave re-
manned on blockade duty on santiago u"
twenty-five days and then 70 nave rttutut,
10 Key West; the MassachnSctlS enough
10 remain seventeen days ana then go u
Key West the Iowa enough ior eleyel
days, the Texas seven days ANA the Mar
hlehead one day Thls was asslm,nE tln
they would have gone by the Nucalal
channel He also gave an estimate OF IN
icngth Of time they could have RENAME
and gone to GonalvCs chBnuncI' tnp
Cruise. Mole ~ Ntchons, kim ton, Tor
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A STRIKE SEEMS TOBECERTAIN
Matter Has Been Left to the Mill Hands to
Say What They Will Do.

on strike n they think they can get what
they want"
Dry goods experts ayerred today that
prints especially staple lines seem to be
distinctly scarce, and a number of orders
Tor forward delivery, even FOR the trade
as late as the coming spring, are seeking
takers On the surface, say many In the
trade 1t looks as II the Fan River hands
would strike. The manufacturers are will.
ing TO fight to finish.
Meanwhile, In case OF a strike. tenn
porary scarcity Of prints and print cloths
may or may NOT occur Sbonid II CON-,
the quantity Accumulated NV tbe RorJan'
interests could probably find a market M
pretty good advances. But the corner in
C"t'oh goods would have hardly the faint,
v ,, Vhuuce OF success against the growing
SSnd Improving production of the numerous
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scHLEY INQUIRY.

Rear Admiral Schley VIII retire from
active navy service october by age
limit.
Counsel for Schley requested the Judge
advocate to summon Admiral Sampson
as witness.
Lieutenant Hodgson was the principal
witness examined
The correspondence between schley
ana Hodgson relative to an alleged
colloQny when the Brooklyn made the
loon MnA glYnn ont
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COMMERCIAL.

The grain market was very dull, corn
losing * and wheat 4.
The valuation Of Industrial stocks was
further decreased on the stock exchange,
causing bearish sentiment.
After very active and wholly bullish
day, cotton futures closcu only n few
points higher. having reacted on a profit
taking movement.
llcster's weekly cotton statement
showed decrease In the movement into
sight Of $4,000 bales
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Colombia won the third race from
Shamrock II by Al seconds on time al
lowance, successfully defending the
Americas cup in three straight heats.
The offer of the owner Of Boralma for
n match race with Hamlin's Lord Derby
was refused by Hnmliu.
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CORRESPONDENCE GIVEN OUT.
loontInued from Us Paael

the case fun and ample apologies would be
made Tor their unjust and abusive H.
rades" Therefore he asks Schley TO put
these facts before the Washington Post
aud New York sun or permit him TO pub
llsh the correspondence that has taken
place between them. He repeats that he
understood Schley's request for denial 10
be nothing else than request for De
NAL OF the verbal accuracy or the ala
logue and ! SO understood n.
lie dld not think that the denial could
be construed BY the public as completely
and absolutely refuting the entire state
ment ynade by the Sun, or ne certainly
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FOREIGN.

Sir James Reid, the distinguished
English physician, summoned to attend
King Edward.
Hernandez, Mexican, was killed
near Guadalaiara after having caused
the death Of i've persons.
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HETTY GREEN'S HusBANDllL
His Wife and Son Have Been SF|
nnoned to His Bedside.

hts WIG and son FTaVe bttH Y
moned to His Bedside,
Bellows Falls, Vt, October 4.--kd''a
II. Green, husband Of Hetty Green, ~
ported very I'll at the Green honeszs
here. He has been in failing heaiu J,
months, but Of late has been beEiaF :
on Monday Mrs. Green returned y y
York after spending the summer nat
Wednesday Mr.. Green's condition w y I
decided change for the worse ylP,
lions setting in, and Mrs. Gresu n
hastily summoned from New iolA W, \.
only son, Edward II. r. Green ois ~. I,
is on his way home and Is eSpsr,s,
reach here today. Mr.. Green wa i y, n
the pioneers In the East india u 49,
accumulated fortune In the yea V'
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ECzEMAtNo CURE. NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money
II PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm. letter, Old Ulcers and Sores,
all skin diseases soc.
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DOMESTIC.

Counsel for Lawyer \. T. Patrick,
charged In New York city with the
Rice murder moved for an immediate
trial.
The session Of the Episcopal general
conference was devoted mainly to the
missionary field.
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New Church Building for San Antonio.
san Antonio Texas, October 4.-Ground
mas oeen broken on Navarro street for a
S-o'uoo annex to the Travis Park Methodist
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Tie Wharton Schools.

Wharton. Texas, october 4---lls !.
ton public school will open M0 ,o'' 4
Prof. Briggs as principal ana a m M
Hugely, Miss Helen Philips aA'
Ilse as assistants.
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Hoods
SarSaPdriLid
and Pills

Remove the cause of rheuma-
tism-no outward application
can. Take them.
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essssssSsssSsssssssssoss
DEMAND IMMEDIATE TRIAL.
Lawyer Patricks Counsel Made Such MOTION III
Court and 1t Was Opposed.

New Patrick who Is under IL %
TO millionaire IN TINS
n general sessions
mediate trial the MOTION S
the evidence youmlnous that the assistants in charge the case M
ready anu "nn' W
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Stons the Cnl,nh

and Works OF the Cold,
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure a
sou GO IN one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price
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Nv" ." ''"' "t'"vut HAhih'HlHs Anc dulHVI
~ the reo,est
Judge Advocate Lemly--I have told you
- hs - -
"i''e peiole you e''u summon any one you
please.
- go
MI hayhor well then Summon Admiral
Sampson
WIN THIS remark the cOlloquy In regard
ia Adt,fr,t g.,,,,.o., ,t-
''''p7'" u'Hpu'ch cioseu Ior
the time.
IN reply to a question by Mr.. Raynor as
to the condition of th,. ,yenther from AIN,
"a IN % Cant1tp pot,or, ro,tio1. 90, ,,o
mot reeollcct the events Of the night Of
May -. My recollection Is that on the
tuornip. and tbro,,,,t,,, "a, J, 4, ~
~, tN' "'' u .H'
-'th tle "lhd was ffesn from a direction
generally ahead The sea depends entire
Ia lfpot, rho size of tlo 4hip n ,yYs v,hat
+ .,.-.,it ,.,i
aNUuiu 'uil u Mo9eIHie seq fecollect
w mn, lou linueu lt'9u thal evening;
,iN' nv w." LIS Wy HluSt nave gone HtouAu
hHII tnl,i ,, 3VuyIu 'HStNntu ne WeNJHtr
% leu Vuis i''tI"9g "uG ~ Tue lale
az, ,,,, nTiIn 1Hs Meiithet, 5HVNIu say WAS
"u"vt ,t.r ,'"' ti svu asa, ,.,,t.. ,o
small ebins Uln tb., "no ts'i, '''
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x K c I WON 40,
Groves Tasteless Chlli t0D
Nothino Important DevsI0p''I

Washington, October 4.-1he g, i,
itary affairs committee CONTINUES ,..r.,l
yestieation of charges agalnss vim
Colonel HeIstand today. Severn
were examined, but nothing mp
developed. 2
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the coloquy to publication ON the ground
that IL had been made an official matter
of investigation. One sentence De uses Is
iu part. 81 regret extremely that there
should have heeu any taugle in this matter
In your mind. II puzzles my undersiaud
Ing TO grasp how colloluy which never
occurred could be true In substance with
all the facts TO It denied 1t Is rather
your recollection Of what did occur and
with whom it may have occurred which Is
mt fault
July p, 1899, Hodgson submitted all the
preceding correspondence to the navy de
partment saying that by the misconstruc-
lions placed upon his denial his honor and
Integrity had been reflected upon, and in
view Of Admiral Schley's dcclluaton, he
asks the department to exonerate him or
to permit him to take steps to mend.
December % Ilodgson wrote to Admiral
Schley from Newport asking for copies of
the three letters that he had written him
concerning the culloquy, or failing to grant
this request. to write a statement giving
'heir substance. He desired 3eclaly
the one of June II. accompanying the spe-
citc denial. lie earnestly begged this as
slstance to protect himself from Injustice.
Admiral Srhlev'S answer came from
Mont yidco, March :. He regretted that
all liodgson's letters were left at home
packed In one of several boxes and in stor.
age, SO that he was unable tn comply with
the request and auuing that he would not
trust himself to quote them. The admiral
says; 81 distinctly recollect in one Of my
letters last year tu You | stated that Cook
had given the order to port the helm on
July 3, 1895 and not !. This being the
case " was not possible for any colOQuy Of
the character harpcd upon In the New York
and me-
The correspondence shows that Hodgson,
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Episcopal church. The new building "a
be used as the church auditorium sss n
old stone structure will be devoted ID M
day school purposes altogether. Z
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Noesssssssssssaaaaaa.aaaa.....
cal language. 'es' equi'o-

uefe follows another official report nv
captain Chadwick OF his examination Of
Neutenan' Commander Hei,ner. This rep.
resohIs Heltner as discussing With Hodgson
inc brooklyn loop on board that shin
Ilei'her says Hodgson repeated that he
was certain that the Brooklyn was nearer
Tue spanish ships than 400 yards as "a.
por'eu oy the ships beard. saying: eve
were SO close that Sehley gave the order
ustu aport This report by CaptaIn
ohaaNiek was transmitted by sampson 10
warded.n SPPi"'ea ana Tor
Next 10 Admiral schisys rsply. dated
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TRANSVAAL.
SPORT.

The stories OF Mr.. Kruger's mental
and physical deterioration were revived.
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO TrsT !

You know the satisfaction u wa ~, y,
Has stood the test for tWeu" -
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
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TlLDEN CLUBS HOME.
EI5O,OOO Subscribed for New Demo-
critic ilendQunrtcrs.

A. the dinner OF the Tildcn Club last
nigh. II WAS announced that $1,000
hai ALREADY been subscribed to the
fund TO build a clubhouse on Broad
way between Seyenty-third and Seven,
ty-fourth streets.
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liric- Porter rell the yrhnE Sew
York actor ord -c."n II h we'll
Brown family % that name. lied ihi'
morning In :he Huron stree, tIn.pl,al.
IN Cncv.jinu. si,m hi- re!f-in''irtci
pistol wound lie was CONSCIOUS Tor
seven hours before h" died
Young Pen aaot himself .aiR yes
i"rdn" morning IN MS rooms IN thc
VIVA ..1tt- Aplr mrn,-iiou.". In cl.v.-
luul lie sad been Lrs.us ~ h thu
sock company ~ me i:url,l Aycuu.
cp,T,-liousc.
The elevator boy and Two OF rclls EEL
!pw-actors found him lying on the 'lo"f
nitn - b-rH,.ar" revolver beside him,
II. hai shot himself In ;ar rl;n; SIDE,
III" Ln.lct passing clear through his bod
.nd psr!rrn:.nS The stomach.
Scattered ahou, IN" room were rag
iients of . dsiis.tcly scented I":i'r.
aa!t 1" hav. been written BY IN Ac-
,rcs- With whom r"ll was desperately
in love. Th" signature had been torn
on. Th.tr were also a number OF LEI.
ter. from Pril. mother.
$. o-Good l'cll and Stephen II. r
Peil OF the firm OF =. Osgood rcli "
~. w. ~ i'A'n NN'i''' WV bl''Af'' .
of IN. suicide. The lat. Joan ilowland
Pell was his father
Ills widowed mother lives at For,
Washington. l.. J.. AMI her CONS make
,hcir home with her
I.ll's condition took /, turn for the
worse early this morning and ne could
hot rally. Ills friends and relatives were
notified
Il know that ! am going 10 die. 80
this VIII BE- the end. moan"d rell in An
Interval OF consciousness AT III" Huron
STREET Hospital.
For a time Il Was believed he would
recover, but II wns impossible to tell
just to what extent he had been inJur.,.
internally For seven hours before ais
death he was conscious. hut under tn.
influence ~ an opia...
lie kept repeating the statement that
n. was going to die. and that nothing
could save him. lie was silent as 10
N, caus" o! his nc, and would say
nothing regarding his alleged lov. AFFAIR.
The actors two brothers. =. OssSr'l
Pcli and stephen II. r. P"Il stared
for Cleveland soon after the news came
yesterday. hut did not arrive this motn
Ing unit! their brother vas dead.
2, osgood P.ll called ct the hospital
at noon and took charge oi his broth.
cr- body, The remains will be brought
To this city FOR intermeni.
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straw lint weather

Now that the warm spell has s,rucl
the town. nothing can be moro appro.
PIRATE than fashionable and nobby
straw hat
Young Bros. the we!l.known hatter..
have on exhibition u fine assortment OF
all :h- shapes and bratdS in ''STRAWS
a, exceedingly moderate prices. Their
motto. None Better Made" Is an cve--
last ing guarantee that quality. style.
ccllrd even BY the. higher priced hat,crs
In addition to the styles offered. they
have a special PANAMA" OF their own
other establishments which is rapidiy
coming into popular favor, and IL worn
BY some OF New Yorks most fastidious
dressers.
The mos. popular styles can be found
me-eHtr.e6e. iiS7-l3si Broadway. and
Hsoca!y9 6:saeh M; - Fulton street.
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Send name tand photograph II pos.
siblc) OF shirt-waist Hirl of your choice
to "Shirt-Waist Cir! Editor Evening
World. r. O. box 1854 New York City"
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SHIRT. WAIST PRIZES
'''''' FOR SHIRT.WA|ST GIRLS.
Tic prettest of This Charming Summer Type
Will Be Given Ten Fine Sh'rt-Waists.

,p.r WI. human type t'"'
,,v.ot.d that could approach
"a, s,,-t -wa,., girl Tor pretiih'SS ''''
charm When New fotH pIoS''"'
these beautiful creatures IL y '"''
.n..,.r Than a flower sarh'h'
,rak, IN. summer AL 10" E""'' '''
ird w., loathr TO zee the 'o'h'hh "
autumn which turns the leaves 70 h'''
AMI rc,ega,es n. whit. or GaS's W.
"a, .,i.i waist 10 the aiNhsss "'
trunk or bureau draw"r Every sn'''
waist vtrl looks AS cool ~ c"'"'"o'''
and lust to gaze upon her Is 10 inrsns
the no, weather most o! US hsl"I"'
and TO .eci soft. soo'h.ns Sv!'
breeze blowing over our ''zziins nto"S
Sh. ia "A daLy. this shiri-wnist enI.n
IN ny OF beauty. a JOY forever anu ny
her Charming serenity ana 'r''",. .',,, nma
her .nsom' a.. any . Iif,.rsS,!
S.w York T. already ic.mins Win
shir..waisi siris-all parsons ~ .nrr.
wayant all , itmper'nTh H. Z: vsans wora
hns had It's eye on them :or some thne
seeking 10 seicc. the prciiitsi ana nos.
attractive OF their number nut Ihr.s
Is such uniformity OF pr",.imcss among
ivan, and all are so attractive and eye
I.iirhtirr tina; /, has been unable 70
n tmana a Oh oiSs. Now i, leaves the task
AZ urny OF friends ana admirers Of the
! .hiri. waist girl. 1t prints a bnl,ot below
In which readers may write the name
NJ .heir lavoritc 1hiri.watst girl. These
| ballots will he counted. and the SRI re-
csi"ing the iarEcs, number OF ballots
and OF course coming M 20 The re1ui-
49,, standard OF prettiness-wil! receive
n hnlt dozen nm. shirt waists: the see
onI prize will be quarter dozen fne
stir; waits and the third one fine shirt.
| PINOT ographs should he sent in, az
| ,hcv viii assist the judges In reaching
| their decision.
| Following Is the ballot:
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The Jury Rrtircs.

1.-the Jury retired AZ 1875. The penalty
80 or 10 fine or Imprisonment In
S1Dte* fee Ave or ten days. or both fine
i S.tDprisonment
~ III dR O'clock the jury reported that
E1D3eE had agreed on verdict. They
80 pclled. The verdict was for nc.
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DYING IN CELL,
HE MADE MERRY.
Isprel,llo The E,-nin. wor.a- !

biNGiiAMroS y. Y. June J..
Laughing whit. suffering from arsrni.
cal poison ana covering his head wi:h
the boil clo'hrs TO conceal agoniz.d
groins II" WAS compelled to "n,iur. In
order mat III" attention ~ the Jail nu-
thofiti"s might no be attracted and tho
poison hn"" better chinc" 10 opcrat"
Robert Stanley. VIII" Wednesday shot
MS wife because -h. demanded alimony
awarded on n court order died IN his
cell last night
STANLEY swallowed IN. poison just AZ.
TER his arrest. taking 1t from a pouch
III hi' pocket AMI telling IN" officers II
WINS ,onicc" ". was taken III after
reaching the iull but was treated fnr
del!rium trcmcns
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REMORSE LED
HER TO SUICIDE,

Mrs Josephine Collycr ~ Rockaway
leach committed suirid" at her HON.
to-day by cutting her throat, She WAS
s'!!i al!v" when found by her husband.
but died ten minutes later
coilyrr was giving the children their
ofcakhs' IN the kitchen Nhcn he heard
A peculiar no!s. IN the bedroom LOOK
inS In, he saw his wife LYNX across IN.
bel vita hcr throat cut There vas A,
butcher knife by her side
Their" has been. according to report "A
lot ~ nnhnppincss in the coilyer hom.
OF late the woman had been much
depressed.
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MAJOR LITTLEFIELD DEAD.
WriI-I< nnwn Confederate veteran
Die. suddrnI, ~" iI-nrt DIsrn.r.

Die. SuddrnI, "f iIrnrt DIsrn.r.
Major James u. l.it,iehcld. siaty-elgh,
years old ~as found dead III bed al the
residence o. his eon.in-iHw. c. r. B.u-
nett, a, No i,S Ccrtml Park West. this
morning.
Major Ll,tlca.!d Vas one OF The best,
known men in the Southwest, he having
lived FOR years In Houston. Tex. lie vas
a man ~ wealth and had been engaged
FOR years In banking, lie Was ais, y
larg. cotton grower. lie retired from
brsancss a year ago and came Ia this
city TO make his home with his daughter,
Ros.des Mrs. Bennett he leave. ihrec
children. all living In Texas.
Major I4ttlc!ield served through The
war IA Hoods brigade OF the cor."dcr-
ate Army and was several ,irnc- pro.
mo,ci for gailantry In battle. His death
|. u, attributed to heart diseases
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JULIA LITTMAN SENTENCED.
"T"mh> nird Of Irrndi.-" G"-. to
Auburn state Prism.

Julia ldt;'nnn. the Waywar,. daughter
u S"liG l.i''',a:'. Of No. 3Jl Wcs. Forty.
iirst street, who was convicted In Gen.
'r' stss'"ns week ago OF stealing ssi
from her ',ih"r MAS to-day sentenced
to the Anhrra Stat" Prison for women
Tor oHc year.
Tn" your; Nomln has been IN tn /.
TonibS sine" January 10. She IN. been
the cent?" OF social III" in the Tomb.
t.!ng known ~ III. 'Ton3s Bird OF
Paradise"
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cushion and another per.C! OF quiet rest.
only disturbed BY the lowing ~ the gen.
tie kline In the green tieids adjoining tn.
court house. AT times the lawyer be-
came strenuous. II. jumbled his words
together and insisted on saying ''ouch"
and .stst ter After awhile DAILY -aii
.I'h tell you how they play golf They
put a ball on a tee or something. then a
fellow comes along and hits II. bin. And
the fat lawyer made a swish through
1 the air with an imaginary golf s,itk.
rTfsThen The player and the cahdie hunt
4 for the ball. That's al! there Is
i to II. Does that nur; anybody? We
toUbMtl our case to you. gentlemen OF
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committed suicide In Delaware Bay Of