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New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
DIR. T4H DE WATER SEES nR. SAGE.
BOTH REFUSE TO TALK ABOUT THE d.
EORCE PROCEEDINGS


An effort made last night to see the Eev. Dr..
George z Van De Water. rector Of ST. An
dreyv's Episcopal Church. at his home. No 4
West One -hundred-a nd-twenty-second-sJ-. was
unsuccessful Dr. Van De Water not only posi-
lively refused TO see reporter. but would re-
ceive no message from one. Hs arrived here
on Wednesday on the Italian steamship Lisuria.
During his absence his name was mentioned in
connection with a suit for alinony brought by
one OF his Darishioners.
F. E. Holmes. Of No. 50 West One-hundred-
and-Tw=ntv- 1iftt-st-, the sexton Of St Andrew ;
Church. said he knew nothing about the pecu-
liar situation but that 'if my opinion Of Dr.
Van De Water " ere asked. would say that ne
is as straight as gun barrel ! would not De
Ieve anything against nm. if he told II 10 me
William H Sage of No 156 Broadway. is the
vastrvrnan of ST. Andrews Who signed the
statement issued by the vestry of St Andre" :
thar If Dr. Van De Water was the C4eFSy man
Who was anonymously mentioned IN the divorce
proceedings he was guiltless. in their opinion,
and they saw no reason why ne should cut
short his vacation and return home 10 detend
himself. - = s,.
arca v-ith Mr. Sage. The latter remarked.
II have nothing to say, and none OF the VeStry
will +a1< about the matter
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
VIEWS OF OIL For FCEL.
THE TEST ON THE MARIPosA SAID 10 HAVE
BEEN SATISFACTORY

THE TEST ON THE MARIPOSA SAID TO HAVE
BEEN SATISFACTORY
Washington. Aug. 2a-Aithough the official
,.,,r+ of lieutenant Wincheil who was detailed
m accompany the oil burning steamer Marposa
on he, recent trip from San Francisco 10 the
Society Islands ard return for the purpose OF
making a comprehensive report upon every
feature OF the oil burning devices used by that
steamer, has not yet reached the Navy Depart
n,en- unofficial data have reached here which
are considered satisfactory by those interested
in the question Of liquid fuel The run from
e.g Francisco to Tahiti is 3,4Ss knots II vas
mad. bv the Mariposa at the raTe Of 15.lZ knots
az ,aur the whole run lasting eleven days, II
Y ,ich a little over four hundred tons OF oil were
rorsl.nled The number Of pounds of OIL FOR
each knot used on the run was 26o9, which IS
equivalent 20 SIS knots q ton of oll- II re-
orired 55 pounds of oil an hour 10 develop one
horsepower This is considered satisfactory. as
nnder ordinary seagoing conditions 1t requires
aho,l+ between two and half nd three pounds
Of coal to develop one horsepower
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
JOSEPH KOCH.

Ex-Polfce Justice Joseph Koch. who a few years
ago was a prominent Tannany Hall politician.
died Yesterday in Mount Sinai Hospital, where he
had been Ill for some time, from z complication OF
dfseas ses Mr.. Koch born IN this city IN 1874
He was graduated from Columbia and soon after
entered politics In 1s69 he appointed o.erk
IN the Supreme Court. For many years he vas
Justice Of the Fifih District Court and a.te-sard
was elected State Senator. At various times he
was Excise Commissioner. Dock Commissioner.
Police Justice and DePaty County Clerk. While
IN legislature ne chairman OF several com
mirtees He was former president OF the So
Ciety Bnai Birth, and for years was master or
1-CT,r+ Nehnh I,OC-e of Freemas sons and q men,
her OF the Grand Masters sLaff. .
Mr Koch leaves widow. who IS sister or civil
I1Lstice Iacnh. and TWO Sons
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
TEE INTERSTATE TRAP sHOOT.

FAcl1I1G, OF SAN FRANCISCO LEADS WITH
APcAR OF elEw-YoRK. SECOND
EaverfiH. Mass, Aug. 23.-The second day Of the
tran shoot IN the interstate tournament saw more
high class work Thirty-tlree men took part, and
: change occurred in rhe standing. ]. 5. Tanning,
Of San Francisco. took the LEAD passing Neaf Ap-
gar Of New-York, VINO fell OF somewhat IN his
total flaming leads he end Of the second day
shooting with total OF 335 birds out Of possible
$50 Apgar who led yesterday, is second, only two
points behind. Van Allen Of Long Island, is third
having scored 22s- O. Dickey, OF Boston. ana DR..
Leroy, OF Campo Bello ued for fourth place, haV-
ing totals OF 3Z7.
flaming to-day hit lss birds Of possible 175,
while Dichey was second. with 49, ana Apgar and
Leroy each broke Isl
The purses were divided as follows:
flaming, first prize: ADgar. second; Van Allen.
third: Dicley and Leroy tied for fourth prize, which
was divided between them they declared the
The birds shot today numbered 5,OS0. and 1874
were broken
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

- c Thomas. Surrogate County O
York. hereby having
John 7 Tucker. County York
present vouchers 70
subscribers their place OF a2SScttlS business
81 Twelfth in the City os York,
Manhattan befor- The rhEtieth day OF
tsnIEs-
Dated New YORK. the 19Jh day of March 1902
MARY a. TUCKER. EDWIN TUCKER WALTER C.
TUCKER Executors
JOHN u SCFIRNER- Attorney for Executors.
NNrE
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
HIGHER PAY ON TIE SOUTHERN.

Washineton Aug. &.-The Southern Railway has
increased the wages of the machinlsts, black
smiths and boiler makers employed on its system
The apprentice system is TO be regulated on a oa-
sis of one apprentice 10 five journeymen' time and
one-half IS 10 be allowed for all overtime inelud-
ing Sundays and holidays, and also for Work on
roadway from nome
Committees representing employees OF the road
recently have been II conference with the OF
fciais OF the company. and the action has met
18th general SO tisfaction-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
COST OF NAP ON HISS eoULD's LAWN 81

z.n NOT sNoRED he MIGHT HAVE HAD a
FREE BED
-,., ..r-ro Tired So Very Tired" William HUFF
ol-eT Of YonEers Wednesday strolled into Lynd-
- Miss Helen Miller Goud's country estnte at
,rorrytoxn. and, selecting soft spot on the lawn
Ia, down and was soon asleep. Officer Burns pass
- ~ enor-lv afterward heard sounds Ike snoring
&c -. s-oro rhe other side of the large stone wall
49, surrounds the grounds. He walked in and
a,r+y,rbe5 Hufnackels slumber. This morning be
remarked that the cost OF sleeping on
Miss rsoud's grounds was dearer than stopping at
the Waldorf-Asror1a.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
ADA GRAY DEAD.

o-,rse WHOSE DEATH HAS BEEN FIRE
oUENTLY REPORTED. PASSES AWAY Al
HOME FOR INCURABLES
Ada Gray, the actress who made heIselI Ia
nous years ago in the part OF Lady lsaoei IN East
Tvnne .. died on Wednesday at the Home for IN
c,,rables The end had been expected for some
lime. and several premature reports became cur
rent announcing il. -.-.- -, .
s.s.z- ~ - actress who came on rom Sos
rfe actors Fund had been maintaining her al 'he
home for some months -, .z ,s .
The funeral was held yesterday and the DoSy was
,sr-fsi direct 70 EVergreens Cemetery from the u-
5artakfng establishment OF James J. SleVin' NO %
SurilG-.r.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
tANIEs W CUNNINGHAM.

lanes ". CUNNINGHAM Of NO. 352 West Seventy
seveDth-st died yesterday at the Hotel Neither
vvoo5 Netherwood y. j. where he had been
spending the SUNNI He was seventy-seven years
ol5 and had been retired from business for fifteen
wears devot!ng most Of his time to travel with
his wife He leaves a widow, who vas Mss La
y.iria De Iarcey. and Two children Miss Elizabeth
De Iancey Cunningham and William De Lancey
cunningham. The funeral will be private, az his
- ToSe ri+
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
JOHN :. GILBERT.

John A Gilbert died yesterday at .his home. II
this civ No 81 East Fifty-ffth-st. He had been
i'll for year with heart trouble He seventy
seven years Of age He had at one time been
engag ged IN the hardware trade. hut Of late years
he lived in retirement. He caves TWO children,
who were with him at the time or MS death, Cl!n-
ron G Gilbert and Mrs. Frederick Winant-
The funeral win take place TOMORROW at the
Brick Presbyterian Church, ana the burial will be
in Greenwood Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
Gurruqates' Notloes.
;STATCF OF An ORDER OF HON

= PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abne- c Themas. surroEate OF the C9r1fy OF New
Mary late u the County ot New YORK
deceased 10 present the same with voneEeTs reoi 10 me
e1sCs - william Knke4. No IS Nassau Street 6or-
in the city OF New 1ofA- on ot De-
fir-t CAV d December next.
mas Nau York. Sth dav ct MAY. isc-
Aa'eo NV PATRICK DOYLE. Airninist-ator-
KLINKER Attorney for Administration
New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
OBTTT AIRY.
LEVI SPRAGUE.

Lowell Mass. aug 2s--Levi sprague, formerly
n-esi6ent Of the Erie Telephone ard Telegraph
Conpaav. died az his home here this morning from
heart disease. 3Ir Sprague was ninety-two years
old He built q number Of large mills in Lowell
and n Lawrence and was the principal organlz@r
0F the Fernher-or Bank. of Lawrence, in 1873 and
for thfrty-eiEhr years vas its president
TWO sons ana Two la .Ehters survive MN
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
Surr0aates y ntlres-
dish THERESA Mn PURSUANCE Oh

an o-der O Hon Ab1a- c Thomas. q Sur-oga-s ot
the County or New Tor n2ties IS hereby given 20 all
having claims against Theresa VI, Blish OF
the County New York deceased present the
with thereof ire subscriber at his place OF
trarsactns the osce IF " Angel No.
Street Borough faltartsa. the City Of
New ok. or the S0rh September
Dated New York. The 18th day of March. 1902.
GEORGE H SLISH. Administration
FRANK W ANGEL Atro-1ey for A5raintstrztor- ia
Nassau Street New York City Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
IN PTPST4NCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Ahn-r c Thomas. Surrogate o. the County OF New New
n, d Wntpule OF the County
vouchers there
q OF trsnsactinG business
a. rSs me II Robinson Riddie Ward. 1e' BroadwaS
Borough OF Manhattan CltN OF New 4orS On " Oe4Ore
the Isl day OF December next -
Dated New YORK. the tth cay o. MAY ls1E
HERBERT 5. WHIPPLE. administrator
poRrNSoS WARD. Attorneys for Admins
trs:oT iso broadway Borough os Manhattan. City of
New
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
NOW NAGLE CRIES FRAUD.
AND HE'S GOING TO PROSECUTE FOR AL
LEGED ILLEGAL TRANSFERS.

Percival E. Nagle. former Commissioner OF Street
Cleaning whose leadership Of the south side of
the XXXIVth Assembly District will be disputed
at the primary by John F. Cowan, Tony McOwen
John Haveron and Eugene Mcclure. is out with a
statement that his opponents have resorted to
fraud in having transferred into the district large
numbers of Illegal voters.
Yesterday Mr.. Nagle said:
Much I dislike being d prosecutor. am forced
to prosecute every man connected with this fraud.
Warrants have been issued for some Of these Grim
inals hut they have been away and the police are
up TO this time. unable 70 md them but | will
work untiringly and increasingly from now until
day prosecute and all who i'm
pncated. and no man connected in any way with
IL will ever have q place voice in the councils
of this organization while I able to prevent IT
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

thor OF "'ILe HOUSE
here suddenly to-day
George Douglas Brown known as nov e.ist
through his one book, The House with the Green
Shutters" published last year, which marked him
as a writer Of promise. He born in -s59 in the
west Of Scotland N a farming and mining country
He studied at Glasgow University. where ne won 2
scholarship on which he went 10 OXf"Tc, Whan
he was graduated there he tramped to London with
2 total capital OF III with the purpose OF becoIn-
ing a man of letters His first work was a re-
porter on a newspaper. Later ne became literary
adviser TO OF the Lordon publishing houses,
ar6 was said TO be at work on new novel Al the
time OF his death The House with the Green
ShTJfters IS story OF Scotch country life written
IN an uncompromisngIy realistic 1t attracted
the attention of critics and the public. and was
widely read It published under the name Of
Douglas
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

Thomas Surrogate tie County Of
New YORK. hereby given sN persons
claims agairs SIMON Wolf late Of the County New
sUhscrber Dla~e % t=ansactlns business
20 .53 Ninth Avenue Borough Of Manhattan IN City
o, York before the first Of December next
Dated New YORK. the ettl day OF May. 1902
PAULINE WOLF, Exscucrtx-
WILLIAM H KLINKER Attorney for Executrix IS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
1TILLIKEN. JAAlEs.-IN PURSUANCE OF

an o-de- OF the Hon A5ner c. Thomas. a Surro-
O.: York. notice IS hereby -1ven
all persons havrs claims aeansS James Miks late
the County CO N5W YORK. deceased the
thereof. subscriber os
business. o-aCs CT ShIald
& Hedges, No. u FSr-adway Borough
Cttv ~ New York oefore the Soth sep
ternter. l9' .
dated New York. March 2sth. 1902
EDWARD 2 NTLLIKEN. Adui.ist-a.or
SEIILAND SHOEMAkE-Et < HED5ES. Attorneys FOR Al
No = Broadway. Borough OF
New York city. y. 2
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
GEORGE DOUGLAS BROWN.

London. Aug. 24-George Douglas Brown. the
thor Of The House with the Green Shutters, died
here suddenly to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29
MARTHA F. vFR vALEN.-IN PURsU-

-A spce % an order ot Hon Frank T FItzssrsId a
Surrogate % County OF York Notice s he-sey
ALL claims against Martha =
Valen Iats % County OF New York deceased. 10
With vouchers thereof
her place craac-as business al the office Of Truax
wat & Roberts Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian Cltv New YORK or before the 2Sra day of
October. 1902
JACOB a FEL-ER
TRUAX WATSON & ROBERTS. Executor.
for
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

Won PAPE. ERNST--IN PC CRSCANCE OF
ar order OF Hon. Abrsr G Thomas. a Surrogate OF
the County OF York Notice Is hereby given
persons having claims 1nst Ernst Won Papa late OF
ths County OF York. deceased the
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at rer place Of
--a7sscring business. ? William Grevef
- F3ro- way. Boom. Borough Manhattan. New
YORK C.ty. before he 2oth iay January. 1904
Dated York July 3rG. 1902
WILLIAM GREVEL
NATHANIEL. DOYLE
ROBERT L. FRANCE
CHRISTIAN G. NoRITZ- Attorney ExecucrA IA
Rrcatvay Borough Manhattan New Yort <afy.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-29

Secretary Shaw was in New-fork yesterday morn
ing and had { short talk with Co4-ee'oE 01I S.a-
- .,s custom, House. They talked over the
lrc,ar which was issued later IN The day fToIn Ihe
s4crctarv's office il Washicgton Col-eclor Sli9-1
bsr had no comments 10 make --aler-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-02
THE BIG GUNS u14
BELCHED OUT
THE VERMONT TOUR IS ENDED.
President Guest Ct William r. Moody,
Son of Noted Evangelist, at
Northfield, Mass.

East Northfeld, Mass, Sept =
President Roosevelt yesterday con.
cluded his tour through Vermont az
3rattlcboro and spent last night here
ut NorthhelI. The reception accord
Cd him at Erattleboro was among the
rrettiest, most well conducted and
rcst enthusiastic he has received In
his tour of New England. Arriving
DIT the common. where he delivered
lis address, the pavilion steps wero
strewn with flowers by little girls,
who were drawn up on both sides.
The president began the days jour.
ney at Burlington, reaching that city
from Shelburne, the home OF DR.. w.
Seward Webb. After a drive about
the city, the presidential train started
southwark. stops being made at Yer
gennes. Middlebury, Brandon, Proc
or, Rutland, Ludlow, Bellows Falls,
Chester and Brattleboro, and his Yer
mont trip was ended. He crossed
into Massachusetts, in the early even.
ing and went to Mortified, to remain
last night as the guest OF William X.
Moody, son Of the noted evangelist,
Dwight L. Moody. at the Northfeld
rotel. The president was to go to
Pound Hop this morning to visit Mr.
Moody's grave.
The president spoke at every stop
yesterday. but most Of his addresses
we're brief. That Of greatest import
vas the one delivered at Proctor, the
lone Of Senator Proctor, wherein he
defined his idea Of the Monroe doc
time.
The most unique speech Of the day
was that delivered last night in the
Auditorium here.
President Roosevelt came directly
rom Brattleboro to the Mount Her
non school, being met at the station
W w. r. Moody, the head OF the
Mortified school, the Northfield Sc
lectmen and by General Henry Cabot
Lodge, who came from Boston on the
afternoon train. He made a short ad-
dress to the students and was then
escorted to the hotel, where he was
to pass the night
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-02
PRAISES THE UNITED STATES.
German Correspondent Says No Other
Nation Would Have Been So
Kind to FiIipi7oa.

Berlin, Sept. "A correspondent OF
the Frankfurter Zeitung, writing from
Manila, replies to the charges Of cru
city on the part Of the American army
appearing in European newspapers.
lie says:
Perhaps no other nation except the
United States would have had the
patience to meet the stubborn resist.
anc. Of the Filipinos in Samar for
:.wo long years, with such humanity
as, upon the whole, has been the
case. 1t is not to be wondered at that
tie American leaders finally let their
ecll run over at the treacherous tricks
played upon them and adopted
sharper measures. OF course some
cXcesses occurred, but it is highly in
admissible to select these few cases
and serve them to the public as typi
Cal CT American war making"
The correspondent also emphasizes
the injustice Of expecting Americans
to observe in every case the rules Of
civilized warfare while fighting such
a foe.
The write: praises the political
shrcwdness, combined with modera
zion, of making surrendered insurgent
officers governors OF provinces.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-02
THAT AWFUL -. e. ...
MONT PELEE
RA!LROADERS' SECRfT SESSION.
They Want to Know How Various
Candidates Stand on the
Labor Question.

Harrisburg, Sept. 2.-The state leg
isiative board Of the railroad employees
Of Pennsylvania held a secret session
in this city yesterday to discuss GER
tain legislation to be presented to the
next legislature. A committee COM
posed Of w. J. Scribe, Of Mauch
Chunk; S. w. Hitler and George W..
Coyle, of Philadelphia; C. L. Schriner,
McKees Rocks, and VI. T. Robinson,
Harrisburg, was appointed to prepare
I record Of all legislative candidates.
This record will indicate how each
candidate stands on the labor ques.
tion and will be printed and circulat-
ed among the members Of the order
during the fall campaign.
Benjamin Crager and George w.
Coyle, of Philadelphia; w. L. T'um-
rer and William A. Boate, Pittsburg;
Jere N. Weller, Mauch Chunk, and NJ.
L. Robinson, Harrisbu.e o, were ap-
pIinted a committee to wait upon
Governor Stone on his return from
tittsburg and urge him to use his
good Offices to bring about settle
ment Of the strike in the anthracite
ccal regions and to call an extra ses,
sion of the legislature for the passage
of an arbitration law. if it should be
found that such action would end the
strike.
The board will meet again today,
at which session it is expected some
action will be taken on General Go.
Inns order to shoot strikers and ar
rest women and children who insult
the troops on duty in the strike re-
giCn. The board is composed Of $50
delegates and represents the Broth
crhood Of Locomotive Engineers, Or.
der CT Railroad Conductors, Brother.
hood Of Railway Trainmen and the
Order CT Railroad Telegraphers, rtp
resenting in all a constituency of over
100000 railroad employees.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-02
Fatal Driving Accident.

Lancaster, Pa, Sept Mrs. j.
Stewart Wake, Of Lynchburg. Va,
who was injured here yesterday morn
ing in a driving accident with Mrs
William n. Appel, Of this city, died
at Z o'clock yesterday evening at tie
General hospital without having re
gained consciousness. She had sus
famed a compound fracture Of the
skull. Mrs. Appels condition last
evening was very grave, but there are
strong ho2es for he: recovery. She
is suffering from cCncussion Of the
brain ard severe abrasion on the
:ace. Mrs. Appel is a daughter o.
President George F. Baer, Cf the Read
ing Railroad company.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-02
BIG STRIKE THREATENED.
Stevedores, Lumber Showers ard
Scccpers MAY Go Out.

SCCCpeTS way 20 Oul.
Buffalo, Sept. 2.-Danger Of a gen
.ral strike along the water front is
believed to be imminent, and it is
said that the only means of avertine
it is for the big freight carrying lines
10 employ only tugs operated by union
men. The union men have spent
weeks in perfecting their plans fc:
a1 aggressive fight.
The managers Of the freight lines
declare they would rather tie up their
h0ats for the rest of the season than
employ the tugs as the union men
say they must. Should strike be
ordered it will include, it is said
Gtevedores. lumber showers, scoopers
AID freight handlers. 1t is estimated
that about 80 per cent Of them are
union men.
Crews Of incoming steamers are
forbidden to take cut their vessels
until the trouble is settled. Several
big steamers have been deserted by
their crews when about to leave pori
;?' we been Obliged to remain.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-02
EXCURSION TRAIN WRECKED.
One White Man and 2 Negroes Re.
ported kiIled-ManY Injured.

Birmingham, Ala, Sept "A terri
Die wreck occurred on the Southern
railroad yesterday morning shortly az.
ttr 9 o'clock. one mile west Of Berry,
Ala. One report says that one white
nan, Trainmaster Dudley, and 25 ne
Eroes have been killed outright. From
25 to so negroes have been seriously
n not fatally hurt. The train was
bringing an excursion from Green
vile, Miss, to Birmingham. and was
wrecked on a rough part Of the road.
1t is said the rails spread and the en-.
;fne and six coaches left the track,
,;oing over an embankment
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-02
HUNTING FOR MURDERER.
italian Miner Stabs One Man to Death
and Wounds Another.

Irwin, Pa, Sept. 2.-Christopher E
caldwell. a coal miner Of Edna. a new
mining town near here. va stabbed
to the heart and instantly killed late
Sunday night by an Italian miner
named Lervey Angelo, who at the
same time probably fatally stabbed
John Scott, another miner. and then
with an accompliCe escaped.
Urged by spirit of revenge am
.he assurance by the Westmore!anC
county commissioners that $500 will
be paid for tie murderer and his ac
complice who killed CALDWELL a great
crowd Of American miners were hunt
ing the country last night for the
flgitives. The trouble was caused by
Il dispute over two kegs Of beer.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-02
Ei.HTEEN VESSELS WREch.l.
Great Loss of Life Feared at Port
Elizabeth.

Cape Town. Sept 2.-Eighteen yes
cells, mostly sailing craft. have been
driven ashore in a gale at Port Eliza.
beth. F!r' Of them were dashed to
iieces ami all the members CT their
crews were lost. Two tugs are also
reported to have foundered and q
score OF lighters are ashore. Il is
Jared that there has been great loss
Ct life.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-02
Father of "a Children Dead.

Hagerstown, Md. Sept. 2.-David
Gossard died in this city Sunday, aged
IS years. He was twice married and
The father CT "a children, 20 Of whom
are liviEg. He is also survived by so
grandchildren aud IL great-grandchil
5ren.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-02
Canadian Town Destroyed by Fire.

Montreal, Sept 2.-Dispetches re-
teived here yesterday report the de-
ttruction Of the village Of LaBelle.
Que. Sunday night The loss is 800,
900. Fourteen buildings were burned.