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New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
Citations.
THE1 PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace of God. free and ndePendenn'' n
to Albert r Shattuc Executor of the VIII OF VIII
lam I. Strong deceased: Putnam Bradlee strong, as
Executor of the will William L. Strong. deceaseu'
Mar U Strong Esxecutrix of the viii OF Mllan
L. Strong deceased: Charles !. Strong Orlen ; Hayes
Justin D. Hayes: Fannie Z. Iongley; Nina nun JOIN
Orlen Thomas Fidelity and Deposit Company OF Mafy-
land and all persons interested in the Estate OF han
neh r Strong County of New 1orK, de-
ceased of kin otherwise send eIee
ing You and hereby cited and required
personally appear before surrogate or t
of New the Surrogates Court of sald
County held at County Court House in the county
NJ New York on of May. 1903 at half past
ten o'clock in of that day, then and thee
to attend judicial of the account OF pro
ceedines OF Mary Shattuck Administrator cI
the and Credits of said deceased ana
sich OF YOU as hereby under the age or
twenty-one Years required toSappear by your guar
dian II YOU ha one, If have none, 10 appear
end appv fo- to be appointed. in the event OF
your neglect do guardian VIII De ap-
rointed to represent and act for you
in the proceeding. z ~ Co, .,
the Surrogate. OF the said County OF New York
TO be hereunto affixed. - - -,c-r,,o
of said County. at the county
rSeal1 OF New York, 10th day of March in the
wear of Lord thousand nine hundrN
and three ] FAIRFAX McIAUGHLINH
Clerk of Surrogates' Court.
EI;TIER HOFFMAN. JOI-INE & MYNDERSE, Attorneys
for Petitioner a Wall Street. New YORK City:
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, n I, March s 1903-Sealed proposals will be
r.ce,yed at this Department urtn Moncay May 4 l@3
a. o,cloc n m for furnishing paper blank books and
other Stationery rubber goods. wrapping Paoer WINE
postmarkiug rating stamps ruDper
cancelling mixing pads. packing tSpe"rths
machines artists drawing materials ahu olner hupnies
mentioned In proposals and specifications as tney may
ordered during the hscaI year be
ginning July ending June 80 i"oi; Tor the
branch Of the depart or pos,ai service
Blanks proposals. specifications ana fui nstuc
lions OF application 70 the superln-
Dennrtment washington D. G H. c. PAYNE Postmas-
ter General
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

- 10 ipG3-Seaed proposals will he received al this
building o'clock D. m. Friday, April - 1908,
furnishing wood. misce supphes
hauling and Fprinkline streets Tor ms
hIildirg during the fiscal year ennlhs June 81 la4
or portion of the oe heened advisable
'-he reject any and all bids Is reser ed hy the
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
RHODE ISLAND.

WATCH HILL. r l.
only hours from New York from Boston; all
ington Line Long distance telephone.
telephone lines. Misquamcut Golf Links of the best
in the country absolutely safe bathing deep fishing
boating and sailing macadam roads unlimited supply OF
pure srring under good pressure
offer furnished cottases 10 rent for $3.50 10 $4,000
a Pleasant View. WeekaPaug formerly
Moves Beach, Cuonocoutaug from $3.50 $500.
FRANK ". COY. Real Estate Agent. Westerly. F. l.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
THE LEXINGTON.
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,
a.5oo FEET ELEvATIoN-oPEN ALL THE YEAR

ENAIION~-OPEN
Incompatible Spring. Summer and Fall Climate
Magnificent Mountain Surroundings
NEW HOMESTEAD AND COTTAGES.
Patronage highest class Long distance 'phon.
In each room. Brokers office with direct y. Y wire
Most curative for rheumatism obesity
and nervous troubles natural flowing hot
water New clubhouse with squash court. iounsinE
rooms cafe ping pong tables Golf and all G'cOO-
FirsI-cass livery
Pullman Compartment Car Chesapeake & Ohio F. F.
V. Limited leaving New York ass p. NJ. Excursion
tickets at o. office 362 Broadway. and offices Penna
r. r. Address FRED STERkY. Mgr. Hot springs. Va
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD

Leave New-York City: South Ferry Liberty
Chicago. PitfsburE- "1210 IL IT.
Chicago. Columbus. -"1255pm.
PittsburE. Cleveland. - 33-nm- i0pm-
..PittsburE Limited"- =" 655pm.
Cine innati, St Louis 10 Mt 'l2- IS nt Sleeper
Cincinnati. ST. Louis. 40 a5am. 'IO 30an. Diner
Cincinnati. ST. Louis. - 655pm. 00pm. Buffet
Norfolk .f1255pm. IOOpm. Diner.
.Daily. tDaily. except sunday sSunday only
Offices: lib. 2S1 49, 1900 broadway. s House.
Union Square W. 391 Grand St. Y: 343 Fulton
St Brooklyn: South Ferry Liberty st. Baggage
checked from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department of Interior. Office of Indian Ahairs
Washington D. C.. 4. 1908. Sealed proposals. IN
dorsed Proposals beef -four etc. as the case may
be and directed Commissioner of Indian Analrs
2s5- -287 South Canal Chicago, Ill. will be reserved
until O'clock n m. of Tuesday. April Il. 1893. LOT
furnishing Indian Service. beef HOUR paco1
coffee sugar rice other articles or subsistence
groceries soap BAKING po%oer
agricultural implements. paints. oils glass
leather, shoe findings sandery
etc hardware and medical supplies, ana a lcns
Sealed proposals
Proposals blankets wooen and cotton goods con
ing etc as the he. and directed to the CoIi
missioner Indian Affairs Nos llg III wooster @;
Neu, YORK city be received until o CLOCK p M OF
1tesday May for furnishing for the Indian Ser
haukets goods, ciotHlts nouols.
ard rsrs be made Government
blanks Schedules giving all necessary nformau9n io1
bidders will be furnished application TO the iholdI
Once Washington. D. c.. the u Indian S.s
Canal street Chicago. H. SIS Howard street Omaha,
Nenr street. St Louis. Mo- the
meeares of Subsistence u S A. at Cheyenne WE Wy1'
PAUL Mimi: the Quarternaster u y A Seattle-
Sioux City, Tucson, fortiahd
Snotare and Tacoma: and the Manufacturers and ro
Of California, San Francisco, Ca
Bid. will opened the hour and days ancve s'a1eu
and bidders invited be present at the opening Inc
right determine the point OF
delivery and to ali bids any part or
bid w A. ooNEH. S''h''i97O'i-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
READING SYSTEM
VEDSb<N CENTRAL r. II

READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. II.
Liberty Street South Ferry tme from
South Ferry minutes earlier than shown beow)
EASTON BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHINK-z400 90 CI15 Easto1 orly). 91O a m.
20 4iO. 500 t5.95 Easton only) D. m Sundays zi2o
WaTLK'EsRARRE a m AND sCRANTON-z4.oo s1o
a m ) p. III. Sundays "a 25 a. m. l p
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEG AT-z4O0. $40 a. 13o g 80. "a 10 Lake
wood and Iakehurst only) 500 (x53o Lakewood only)
m Sundays. 1000 a. m.
ATLANTIC CITY.t9to : m 3 20 p m
Lone: BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS-z4OO. $50 IL 30 a as. $50 $50
sundays except Ocean Grove. 900 a. m. D. m.
PHIIADELPHIA CREADING. TERMINALl-z't25.
81 20 - 90 1900 - 90 800. 1000 ia
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s4.2 23. $3.50 1000.
ali m. 400 $40. $500. 200 70 25 D.
REaDIXG HARRISBURG. POTTSvnIE AND
II 90 a IL. Reading only s1.0O iI 20 900
Heading Pottsville Harrisburg only. - 90 IS 90
q m. zFr,n Liberty Street only- 'Daily- fDaily.
cept Sunday. SUNDAY only +Parlor only ltVia
Ofces. lii ITty St Ferry South Ferry House.
Square West. 125th ST. 2T3 West 1a5th St a45
Columbus Av.. New York: St. 344. $50 Fulton
St BrookIvn: Us Broadway Williamsburg. York
calls fer and checks bar-age destination
w. G. BESLER. c NJ BURT.
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr. Cen Pass'r Agt-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
THE ALBEMARLE.

VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY.
N J.
After the Easter Holidays and throughout: the Spring
season elegant modern hotel throughout will
make special Ss $40. S12 So weekly 81 up
daily for superior accommodations: sunny
beautiful
service. heat. metal beds
good table and service features Book
let. Correspondence solicited j. p COPE.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND.

outb Carolina Atlantic city y. J. Finest
ocation Modern high capacity $50 Rooms
ute with private baths Elevator parlor etc Excel
eut cuisine Special Spring rates BRYAN & WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
Proposals.

DEPARTMENT OF THE 1NIEhioR,
- r,,,ed States Patent Office Washington D. c. April
1908 sealed proposals dn quadruploae, VIII De re-
ce,ved ths Off o'clock p. hoho.S, may
,ooq viii he Immediately opened thereafter. for
producing during the fiscal year ending june oo l'Vf
The poolthogra2hic process. copies OF drawings OF he
weekly issues OF patents designs s;ad
the reproductlon OF eAnaustsu
eon;e Of drawings specifications OF foreign parents
nuhlics producing copies OF
library edition OF pa,eis afa iof
The production Official Gazette inciuoihg az IN
dexes therefor also reproducing by silver print pho
graphs photographs designs Specincatons ano tpec
proposal will be fuInienea on az
rcstfon to the Clerk Of the Patent onlce- All
bidders invited be present al tne opening r l.
Connrnssioner.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
HOTEL STRAND.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J..
or beach front Fireproof. Sea
baths Every comfort and convenience for winter and
spring guests trains Representative 2S9
Ath Ave Phone 1T49-1Sth.
FAIRRAIRN & WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIl
RAILROAD

RAILHoA
AND DFssBRossESs AND coRTL>ANDT sTREErS =
Car.inndt Streets - nve nsinntrs Ias.r SIT
station. except where otherwise noted sfFees
7.55 A. ". FAST MAfI@-Limited 20 two ParIor g.
a PsssaTa Dnns e csieaso No Coaches e Ps sE e
@ l. ~ FEST ETEvi''ofis T7NfF6 fRf 6eysaPa
Compartment seeplns Dining Smoking and osservsaa
e!ns5nHs,i I1d,sEaRo, & III IeTvie s 7 81 Lqis
Toledo. Nashville ria Cincinnati and f>ousviIsJ -
@ aasPrPol a. u eaeaEe ST kSti ~ ESa 5nas a P.s,
aianspos Louisville ST Louis Dining Car Fss
s.s I. p. VI wEsTERS ExPREss For c5iesso =.
@ 5sfro r. W. s.e'Pi PaF7c snsi5ha RP:ss psu.
Chicago For Knoxville. daily. via shsnandosh Waller
ss sui: = " 'cflss cfEvEftST II aS6 cIcST5Tr E
Few WAsHrxGToS .Sn THE so,rH.-l
s,St ~ tTss s 'qn1os ~ m 3,F S5T 70 sr "a f. e s sha G
1255 Dining carr : 10 oeshTosses ara Corllsnst
ana Dining cars. Dining = CDlniaz Car
S nias lnIas c Car io5s 8 Dining mi Z cs aS ns s N % 6as =
Dining CsTs,. . Dining carr. > Dining csTi ss
so4HERN nanE sa1a = nj l 80 n.S5 g. % m
ATLaNT.c COAST LrxE-Eszpress s.ss a m ana z
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAu.wAY.-Exprsss. I2ss p n.
x6RFdEk 5Pd aSp aisn' asis WfrS 'iairsA7or x.p.
cfFs4PEARE aPs @ 5is- ofi1o p PRaII.WxY-zs5 m week
FOR 5R'5 OLD ana PofSf as; coSFoT 70 and xoRFox-
k-days and S5j 2. daily
ATLANTIC CTTY--055 a and 25sS . N Teek S-sys
Sundays. NJ Through Nesttbtied Trains
Parior STANDARD Coaches week days Par
ior car Parior cars Dining car and stansra
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY-1255 p m week DAYS
For points on and Long Branch Railroad f,r0ra
West Twenty-thfrd street station. : % 70 n
N . m week days Sfni.ays az
m D. Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
300 10 20. 3-40 ; 10 and 1f3o p n weekdays
Sundays. O. A. a m. 5.fj ,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61O 0eshrOsses Cortlandt streets. 500. I5. Ls5
s25 So o p Penna Limted. 10l0 fDeshrossss
and Cortlandt Streets 10 20l Dining carr. l55 fDi-
ing 11.55 a. 255 Dining Carr I5S Dining
tTesbrosses COrtiendt Streets. 22fr.
rs Dining Carr S35 -. - Dining car : - DIN
ing carr (Dinfng car. 1-j5- % $50. Q = n
1910 night sundays. SO I5S Dining Car. no
coaches). -. S.55 9j5 1imtedl 2 - io"5 Dining
Carr m. u - CDinnE Carr. % ,lning Carr. .
Dining carr. 30 % Dining Car, 43s tDl1f1s Carr
555 dining Car. T55. s-25 $50 925 p II. Y 10
Ticket Offices 1856 III ard PSI Broadway: 80
Fifth below I'D ST. 26S Fifth Avenue tc1r
18th St3s Astor House. Vest Tventy-thrl
Street station. STATIONS foot OF Desorosses ard
Cortlandt Streets; Court Street so i.ron street
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brook
Iyn: station. jersey City The New YORK Transtsr
Company call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through 10 destination
Telephone Eighteenth Street for Pennsyvsnia
Railroad Cab Service
W W. ATTERRI-RY. ) X Won,
General Manager. CienI Passenger agent
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
Spring Resorts. I
NEW-JERSEY.
HOTEL RALEIGH,

Ocean End St Charles Place Atlantic City N j.
Extensively improved and many and attractive
features introduced high-class modern note VIII d
hest location offering Special Spring Capacity ioo
Elevator service rooms suite with bath steam heat
etc etc Superior tate service Coach meets trains
NF c.. c. SIIINN-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
THE, PENNHURST.

Atlantic city n j Michigan second house fron
Beach and boardwalk. A hgh-cass. homeike hotel Wit
refined surroundings patronage Every appointment
Including elevator steam heat ba ms, etc Open all year
Booklet NiLLltM H. f1oOD-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
HOTEL GLADSTONE, Atlantic City, N. J.

in finest location. New and
strictly high Sea water in all baths. running water
in rooms parlors overlooking ETC. etc Special
Booklet trains y. J. COLLINS.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher sta
1870 \. M--For Binghamton and Syracuse.
MI Buffalo. Chicago and ~.
u M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
Nj Scranton and Plymouth
sGio p M-Fof Buffalo and Chicago.
F. M.-Utica Oswego Ithaca. Buffalo.
20 90 A M.-For ChicagO-Sleepers open o T. NJ.
Tickets al Il3 42s tiss Broadway y. Y: Fulton
st Brooklyn. 'Daily, tExcept Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

= u
l. tor r G. March G. 19O3-Seaed proposals are in
yited and will received Ht this Department until
m 4h day of May. 1908 Tor furn1sf-
INC such envelopes .eveIa Executive Departments
IN Washington certain Government officers eseWhere
may during he ending June 80. l9o4 bianK
forms propoea with full specifca tions VIII ne u[
ter General II G PAYNE. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.. PHILADEL-
PHIA AND READING RY. and BAL
TIMORE AND OHIO r.. r..

Leave South Ferry Liberty
BaLTO.-w ASHINGTON- s.25am T S30am
BALTIC W ASBINs.TON. 10. 25am 30 3Oam Diner
BALTO.- w ASHINGTON. I'll. .25am 'I13nam Diner.
BALTO.- ASHINtsTON. '12.55pm 1OGpm
sRONAI. 335pm 40pm
BAITG.- w ASHINC:TON. 4.55pm SOOpm
BALTIC w ASEiINCsTON. 8 55pm COpm
BALTO.- W ASHIN(sTON. IL. 1Ont. '12 I5nt Seepers-
-Datly. fDaly. Sunday. sSunday
Offices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry House.
I13. 261. 434 1900 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5th Ave. 3
Union Square West l53 i2sth St. 273 West 12ath
St 245 Columbus Ave. New York; Court St. 34+ $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn SIS Broadway. Williamsburg New
Transfer Co. calls for checks baggage des
tinaton.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
THE Lorraine.
CARROLLTON INN.

On the Beach Charles Place Atlantic city. n, j.
Fresh and baths Elevator Special Spring rates
| N' SAMIA WAGNER K SON.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
UOTEL, COLUMBIA.

Directly on Boardw ak. Atlantic city, y. j.
Every room ocean view. Unexceled in appointments.
--' r. r. JOHNSTON.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.
Remains throughout the year. Every known COM
fort and convenience Winter Golf privileges
e ~ TRAYMORE HOTEL co.
D. S. WHITE. President.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
STERLING. FIRE PROOF

Chelsea and Beach. Atlantic city. n J.
Full Ocean Elevator rooms en- suite. with oatn
e,c snerial SDrng terms. Booklet. Mrs. T. KECK-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
THE LEHMAN. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
THE NEW CLARENDON.

Virginia Beach and Steel Pier. Atlantic CITY
y Open all the wear Attractive Winter house Write
for NJ. q, NEIMAN, owner and Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
HOTEL AGNEW.

Atlantic City's newest finest hotel Orchestra n
renresentetye No $50 Fourth Phone. 1I49-1Sth.
kiso ar No 2 Park Place A. c. MITCHELL & co.
"OTEIs ATGLEN ATLANTIC CITY. n J.
-. 90 ~ s1o neekIv J.. z. REED.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

ID Atlantic Iltl. \. J.
Kentucky-ave. Boardwalk Modern and up to-date
Service Recommendations location unexcelIed. Ca
pacty 500 $3.50 up per day Special weekly rates
Hooket s. A MANUEL. & co.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
Spring Resorts.
NEW JERSEY.
Hotel Dennis,

ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
Directly facing the OCEAN cold water
n private Golf Link privileges.
WALTER j. BUzBY-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
BERKSHIRE INN,

vrgina-ave and Beach. Atlantic City p ]: $500 $3.50
daiv: $1,000 $3.50 $500 weekly during Spring,
and special Easter rates Extensive improvements. Tn
obstructei view. Hot and cold baths. free
steam heat Capacity 300. Table and service the
Booklet ]. O. & j. e DlChI>SoEN'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
NEW BOSCOBEL,

Kentucky-ave.. near Beach.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.
Centre Of all att actions; every appointment with excep
,ionsl luxury; S12 up weekly; booklet. E E. MARION
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH Harlem. Rev
FSrNFNpORF d. r.. Senior Pastor.
CHURCH. i2Isf-sf. rear 3a-7te-Easter ser
--.ee. II q m and > Rev HENRY N. cox VIII
x-.ars, a. ~. hT the senior Pastor.
erriovr5 CTyT-RTH. Tcnox and iesd-st. Pastor
p.y FDGsR TrrIToE. Jr. n D.-Easter services al II
:, sad : preaching b. the Pastor bi5le school
sesffvat a = q.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
. HOTEL ELWOOD,
THE ARLINGTON,

Mchfsan-ave and Beach Atlantic City. y. ].
Ocean view throughout. with every appointment,
parors. steam heat pri-
vate baths etc Special So So daily SO
10 S16 weekly Booklet L. X. KUNZ.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-04-22
A Serious Charge.

4 dispatch to The State says war
rants have been issued in Anderson for
the arrest Of Mr.. J. W. Poser, an ln-
surance agent who spent Sc me time in
that city last winter. The dispatch
says Mr.. Poser while in Anderson
represented the Pennsylvania Casualty
company and possibly one or two other
reliable companies. He collected
money for number Of policies that
have never been received by those who
paid for them. Mr.. L. G. Houston OF
Gseenville, the agent Of the company,
has informed parties in Anderson that
he never received the money for the
policies and has stated that he, too.
has a warrant issued for Poser in
Greenville. The warrants charge him
with obtaining money with fraudu-
lent intent ana breach Of trust. Mr..
Pooser went to Anderson from Coium-
5ia and went back to Columbia from
here. 4 letter was received here a
day or two ago from one of his friends
stating that Pooser is now in Califor-
MIA. This statement will be fully in
vestigated and every effort will be
made to have the warrants that have
been issued served upon him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-04-22
The Good Old Doctrine.

Rev. I. O. Herrold, pastor Of the
Christian Church at San Jose, Cal,
must be an eloquent and convincing
speaker. Many years ago a man
cheated woman at Wabash, Ind,
out nf SIS. The woman had forgotten
about it, but the cheater had not, a
few Sundays since the man listened to
a sermon by the San Jose minister on
Restitution" His conscience was
stirred, and after the sermon he ap-
preached the pulpit, confessed his
crime, gave the address Of the victim
and handed the minister sl0-s5 for
the principal and S. for the interest
requesting that the woman living on
the banks Of tee Wabash far away be
repaid. Every community in the land
needs that sort Of a preacher. II the
boodlers and shysters could be moved
to return their stealings, the taxes OF
honest men would be considerably re-
duced for a time thereby. And, by
the way, has not the modern preacher
nearly forgotten to insist upon the
good old robust doctrine Of restitution?
The old divines hammered this belief
into the hearts Of their hearers. True
repentance in those days meant the
righting, so far as possible, Of all past
wrongs. Nowadays repentance is often
preached as a sort Of mushy sentl-
mentalism Of sorrow, having no regard
to past sins. Let US have more Her
rOlds in the pulpit.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-04-22
4 Double Tragedy.

A dispatch from Savannah, Ga,
says Tuesday near Quitman, in BROOKS
county, Ivy Dampier a young man z3
wears old, committed suicide By shoot
ing himself in the head. \ deputy
sheriff had gone from Qultman with a
warrant sor him. Arrangements we're
made for him to make bond, ana the
officer wSs asked to take dinner With
his family. Dampier asked permission
to bathe and change his clothing.
Soon after retiring to his room the
sound Of a pistol shot alarmed the
household, and he was found to have
placed a pistol TO his left temple ana
sent a bullet through his brain. Early
the next morning Miss Georgia
Rogers, who is said TO have been en-
gagged to marry Dampier at an early
date. placed the nuZzle OF a shot gun
against her breast and discharged it.
Her breast and shoulder were terribly
lacerated. She is still alive, but there
are doubts that she will recover
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-04-22
CfWhat Governor.

A dispatch to The State from Nor
ristown. \. J., says: David Telfer,
an old man, a grandson OF former
governor of South Carolina, who has
been charge on this county over a
year, is to be taken back to his home
In South Carolina tomorrow. aoW he
came north is mystery. Par5 OF the
time be has been in the asylum and
part Of the time in Jail. The author
ties have been quarreling with his re-
latiyes in South Carolina as tc who
should take care Of him. They didn't
want him as he does not live here.
The authorities did not think they
should keep him here. They tried
to persuade his relatives to keep him,
but this they refused. So no" the
old man is to be sent to South Caro-
lima and literally dumped into the
State. Then they will have to take
care of him and the burden OF bis
maintenance will no longer be on this
county,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-04-22
4 War Ship Raised.

The warship Reina Christina flag
ship of Admiral Montejo. which was
sunk by Admiral Dewey in Manila
Bay, was raised last week. Skeletons
of eighty of her crew were in the hulk.
One skeleton evidently was that OF an
officer, for it had a sword by it side.
There were fifteen shell holes in the
hull Of the boat, one being made by an
ejght.inch gun, and the Others were
small. The main injection valve was
missing, showing the ship was scut-
tied when Admiral Mantejo abandoned
her. The hull is in fair condition.
Captain Albert r. Couden. command
ing the naval station at Cavite, took
charge Of the remains Of the Spanish
soldiers, expressing his purpose t
give them an American naval funeral.
The Spanish residents are eager to
ship the remains to Spain, ami it is
suggested that the United States
transport Summer convey them to
Spain by way Of Suez canal in June.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-04-22
The Murder Of Gov Goebel.

The facts connected with the assaS-
sination Of Gov. Goebel, Of Kentucky
about two ;ears ago, are slowly COM
ing out. Frank Cecil, who is under
indictment for complicityin the crime,
is witness at the trial Of Jim How
ard, who is charged with the muir
der. Cecil only recently surrendered
himself to the commonwealth, after
being fugitive for a year in Califor-
MIA and Honolulu. He is now under
bond. Cecil told a story substantially
the same as the testimony Of Culton,
Golden and Broughton, former wit
nesses, who detailed, and alleged plot
to bring about the death Of Goebel.
Cecil says Caleb Powers adopted the
suggestion Of Henry Broughton that
be (CeciD might be contracted with to
commit the crime and asked him to
do it. Continuing, Cecil said. "On
January 80 I was in Taylor's Office and
Taylor said: 'Goebel has to be killed
or III he robbed. I have $1,000 of
the campaign fund and I'll give that
and a free pardon to the man who
will kill him. II told Taylor was
not in that business" said Cecil.
Cecil said he went into the agricultur-
al Office after the shooting and was
there until the soldiers came. BE
saw Harlan Whitaker arrested and
proposed to help take Whitaker away
from the man who had him. The
Taylor referred to by Cecil was the
Republican governor Of Kentucky
when Goebel, who had been elected
Governor TO succeed him, was murder
ed. He ran away from Kentucky to
keep from being tried, and is now
resident Of indianapolis, the Cover
nor of Indiana refusing to honor a
requsition for his return to Kentucky,
where be is under indictment as one
Of the murderers Of Gov. Goebel.
Cecils testimony puts Taylor in a bad
lights before the country.