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New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
IN PERIL TWO DAYS.
Launch Stranded an COrsOns Inlet
Cre1C UithOut Food or Water.

MiIlvie. N J., Aug. 10 (SpecaD.-After having
been without food drink for more than forty
eight hours John Henry Ottinger and Samuel Hol-
lngsworth. two Mville were discovered
yesterday by party Of anglers on board of the
naphtha launch LancewOod almost starved and ex-
hausted.
The Iancewood with the two on board left
MiIlville for a cruise around Cape May and up the
coast to Ocean City. The trip around the Cape was
made without mishap but the sea was running so
high that it decided too hazardous to run out
side and they took the inside route, following the
inlets and sounds. In crossing a sound two miles
from Corson's Inlet, the boat struck bar at high
water, and all efforts to move her proved futile.
The sea continued to run high, and at each flood
tide washed the boat from stem TO stern No one
noticed the boat for two days. and with no food
board and the water keg filled with brine the
two half starved and famished watched and
waited for some come to the rescue. party
of fishermen found them yesterday, summoned the
aid of two launches. and the boat was hauled off
into deep water When the two men reached Ocean
City they were exhausted and scarcely able 10 re-
late their thrilling experience.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
MRS. H. c. BELL TO RETALIATE.
Will Bring Countersuit Against Husband
Who Is Seeking Divorce.

Mrs. Priscilla s. Bell whose husband. Harry c.
Bell. Is suing her for divorce, said last night at
the home Of her father that she expected 10 bring
q countersuit against her husband. She said that
her father had already gone to Chicago TO make
arrangements for the suit, which will he brought
in the State Of Illinois She says that she will
bring several charges against her husband the
most prominent OF which will be cruelty She ex-
poets to show that the charges made by her hus-
band are entirely false.
Mrs. Bell denies that her husband was ever a
rich man. She says that he had an income
OF more than $500 year, and that he does not
belong 10 any clubs Regarding her trip TO Eu-
rope, she says that was made in the company OF
" II. Hhbard and his wife. and that the money
for IT lent 10 her by her mother She said
that she sold all of her furniture Yesterday get
money to prosecute the suit against her husband.
and that she is physically able she is
going 10 Chicago TO begin action.
The Journal OF Commerce in its issue of to-
morrow will make the following editorial announce
ment:
The statement in yesterdays papers that W, H:
JIibhard Is of the editors of The Journal of
Commerce is erroneous. his connection with this
paper having been that of advertising solicitor.
which connection ceased some weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
SAILED
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool aug I5-8rrived. steamer DanOne ''''
Kin. New York for Manchestcr .,r,sr car !
Queenstown, Aug 10. +;35 p m Arrived So procesi-
tBrl. War;. New-Nork for Liverpool 81 II, Ll21
GLASGOW Aug f4-Arrived. steamer astoria t''
dane New York via Movine ...,- tBr, -
swansea aug I2-SaIled steamer Exeter tiN '''
tfrom BT!stoh. New NorS. r...-,-ia ~
SCuIy, Aug Is. 6;25 Passed. steamer -
Magiu New YorS for Dover an1 Iil...,.iiss sri Gif
Lizard. Aug I5-Passed. steamer Minneape''s ~
New-YOrS for London. ,-~, purs
Havre. Aug I2-Seied. steamer Louisiana 'f''
Bremen. Aug Is p rn-Arrived. steamer ha.,' p'vs
der Crosse ttierl. Cuppers. New TOYS
C-hriStianfa. Aug IL sailed steamer oscar ~
Hempel tfrons Copenhagen. New l9LN, King 8
Antwerp. Aug - Arrived steamer pr ,a'S.ivsi ssA
a. Hagen. New York Via lcncpit' iatl- N-'
Finland Apfeld New york via Dover nah ss,r1
Naples. Aug i0-Sailei. steamer Stcllls '-s,rnsr -
,froni Genoa. New-y crS- l3th. arr .l.srD
bria 1Br) Coverley. New YoTN Via legn',....n -
Trieste Aug IO-Arrived steamer tiiuils t-'
rich. New-Yors via Naples and Ncnce sr. Bcsl'
New-YOrk for Bombay and corr NnFia..,cr a..,-,,cr KS
Gibraltar. august - mvArt'S,' w. N,pies an o.
tand proceedstN. ,sr. a
Cardiff Aug I5-Sailei. steamer suwanee ''''
Santander Nug It-Arrtved steamer Nessne;; ssr 500
New-York wa Newport News and No''
Barbados. Aug sailed. steamer Hubert ts'''
from Yorkl Para. , .Nc,rl. g
Colombo July 26-Salled. steamer NoIal''
Dakar July SO-ArriVed steamer tiriqua tet'' ~
New NorS for cape Town. NSca haN' ,s,,-lsls Z
Alsoa Bay Aug i9-Nrrived. steamer - N ia .
Goodwin. New-NOrk and 81 Vincent
Town. .,.f,ls ~
Fort said AUS Arrived steamer Sr's,iisri 'ss,irasri
MoIler New-York TOR Aden. Ronlhay, .sr,n q.
18Th. sailed. steamer Moa'rosc tbFl. Nivss '
Kong. etcl. New Nork. ~, snail 70
Para, Aux IL -siiled. steamer GFegery 'e''
shanghai Aug i5A Arrived previously -, s,,Aas' ne
Rio Jsneiro Ang IO-Arrived. steamer S.a SsnsdsA
Horn NeW-YoFk Via Pernamouco and N@-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
TRANSFERS CONVENTION ENDS.
Vote of Confidence in e-President After
His Account Was Questioned.

Philadelphia. Aug. lb.-The International Brother
hood OF Transfers closed its convention to-day.
number Of delegates went home yesterday and
the faction that has supported President Shea rep
resented at least two-thirds majority of those
present to-day. Former Vice-President Gould was
the rack for more than an hour. His integrity
had beer brought into question by the committee
on officers reports. The committee stated that it
had no accounting or $500 of the $500 expended by
Could.
Gould defended himself and declared that he had
never presented n bill that not legitimate. He
supported by President Shea and Turley, for
secretary treasurer, the latter having audited
Cioud's accounts. The convention adopted
luton OF confidence in Gould and refused concur
in the committees finding.
The recommendation made Yesterday by the COM
mttee officers reports condemning the conduct
of Third Vice President Michael Casey. OF San
Francisco in a strike Of milk wagon drivers in
San Francisco again taken up to-day. John
Mclaughlin, an adherent of Casey, made bitter
attack on Alexander Dejeau. Of San Francisco. who
yesterday made charges against Casey. After a
heated debate the convention accepted the report
condemning Casey.
With the installation OF new officers, the conven-
ton adjourned TO meet in Chicago the second week
in August, next year
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
Il CRUMB TO THE TIGER.
McCarren iS7oeeps Small Committee
representation to Tammdny.

Senator McCarren in reply to the Tammany lead
ers. who have been conducting the fight against
him in the various Assembly districts in Brooklyn,
has said that in considera ton of their offers OF
surrender he will allow them one-third repre-
sentation in the next County General Committee
and each Of the nominating conventions this
fall This offer will be considered meeting the
Brooklyn League of Democratic Clubs an organ
izaton of Tammany men at a meeting in Frank
Foley's clubhouse in the Sth Assembly District,
tonight. The terms have been agreed upon by the
McCarrep leaders interested.
II looks now as though the fights In the three
districts controlled by James Shevlin. the ID 11th
and 18th. would he continued. The leaders Of these
districts. who old Willoughby Street men, have
repused any attempts the part OF Senator Me
Carren To restore harmony. and the Senator will
20 with his fights to obtain control of the dis
trcts.
In the 18th Assembly District Register Matthew
z. Dooley. I'm defending his leadership has made
the defeat OF the so cent gas bill by McCarren
and his friends the principal issue. The McCarreu
men declare that they willing to fight that
issue and promise interesting developments.
DIR. B. T Wilson, OF McCaTren'S bitter Op-
ponents in the 14th Assembly District, has organ
iZed a so-caled Antitrust Gas League The en-
blem of the organization will he gas meter. with
inscription The bank that gets all the peoples
money
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

tenton Of the heads of departments to certain vio-
latons Of the Civil Service law which, he says. are
committed with considerable impunity.
This practice (of political assessmeno" he says
"is by generally prevalent as in the
past but in New-York State and New-1ork CITY.
spite Civil Service law, IL has been carried
secretly and with considerable impnnity down
to the present time
1T is not only because the connection or any
officer or employe with the levying or collecting OF
these assessments or contributions constitutes a
crime but also because the process is so essentially
mean and despicabe-One by which an employe Of
the people is forced to give up percentage of his
salary to political party under threat OF losing his
position-that request your aid in putting stop
TO it
Inclosed with the letter is copy of the law re-
lating TO political assessments.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, August Is, 1905
ARRIV Ed.

Steamer Prometheus Ger. Tholen. Hamburg July %
and shields August TO Philip Ruprecht. In ballast. Ar
rived a the Bar Ills
steamer Friedrich der Grosse (Ger) BECKER Bremen
August and Southampton g. Oelrtchs & 90 with
cabin and 400 steerage passengers. malls and mdse
rived at the Bar at
Steamer American Dutch. MarkschlAger Antwerp
g. Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived the
a m.
Steamer Maranhense tBrl. Casey Manaos July -.
August Barbados = BOoth co. with al passen
gers, mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 5
Steamer Helen ,Ncrl SiVeTtsen, August H.
salvatore D Giorsio with fruit Arrived the bar
4:l5
Steamer Siniria (Ger'. Brambeer. Savana August l.
Cartagena 2. Port Iinlon and Kingston 10.
ourz American Line cahir passengers
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at o:45
steamer Suldal tSorl Elngsen. Antonio August
u Al ; Arrue With fruit Arrived at the Har 4 a m
steamer MorrO Castle. Robertson 10
James 2 Ward & 20 with tS6 passengers mails and
noise Arrive at the Bar az $50
steamer Concho staples Galveston August and Key
west II 20 ii Mallory To- with passengers and
In quarantine 2:2S . m.
Steamer Garth. Macbeth Georgetown August and
Wilmington IL. 10 William C1yde &
ans tndSs Left 0uarantlns at 6S0 a m.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
MISS MILLER MAKES STATEMENT
Says Stories About Her and James Street
Are Utterly False

John T. Stockton. counsel for James Street, form
erly president Of the Street Steamship Company,
gave out a statement his office at No Exch1nge
Place. Jersey City. yesterday. purporting TO have
from Miss Edna Miller. who was formerly
employed a stenographer by Street. In this
statement Miss Miller says the stories published
about her are false Mr.. Stockton said the entire
affair had been placed in his hands. and that neither
Mr. Street Miss Miller will have anything more
TO say for publication.
Miss Miller and elderly woman, who says she
is the girls mother are living in the Florida fats
at the northeast corner of Barrow and York sts-
Jersey City. The janitress of the house says that
Street. accompanied by the Milers, the
house on Friday last moved in with their furni-
ture She said she Street going in and out of
the house but did not know whether or not he Was
living there.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
TO INDORsE REPUBLICANS.
Programme of Pennsylvania Democrats in
Recalled Convention.

Harrisburg Penn Aug. 1.-THE programme for
to-morrows recalled Democratic State Convention
includes the Endorsement Of Justice John Stewart
Of Chambersburg, the Republican candidate for
Justice Of the Supreme Court; speech of accept
for State Treasurer, and the adoption of a resoIu-
tion thanking the people Of Philadelphia for purg
ing the registry lists. This programme was pre-
pared at a conference of the leaders tonight and
there is apparently opposition TO II among the
delegates.
The purpose of the convention is to nominate a
candidate for Supreme Court judge TO succeed Jus
tce John Dean, whose death occurred after the
regular convention at which Mr.. Berry was nom
ina ted for State Treasurer.
Justice Stewart was appointed by Governor
Pennypacker TO fl the Dean vacancy and was af-
terward nominated for the fun term of twenty one
years by the Republican State Convention He is
an Independent Republican. and was one OF the
leaders OF the Independent movement OF 1882 which
resulted in the defeat OF James A. Beaver. Repub-
ncan. for Governor by the late Robert E Pattison
Democrat
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
THE GOVERNOR IN TOWN.
Senator Raines Will Be Acting Executive
for a Time

Governor and Mrs. Higgins at the Albemarle
where they will remain till Friday of this week
when they will sail for short trip to Europe
Senator Raines Will be Acting Governor until the
return of Lieutenant Governor Bruce from the
Pacific Coast, about September l.
When Governor Higgins asked yesterday
about the probability of early action by the State
Gas and Electricity Commission, he said the COM
mission had full authority to act without advice
from the Governor. He said he would not fill the
vacancy in the State Railroad Commission until
he returned
Albany Aug. 15.-The Governor before starting
for NewYork, had talk to-day with Frederick E.
GunnisOn, president of the State Commission Of
Gas and Electricity. Mr.. CiunniSon stopped AL
banY his way to Massachusetts where he in
tends examine the methods of a similar State
commission
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
eELcHER DEFALcATIoN NOW $4,000.

Paterson y. J., Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-United States
marshas came here to-day to serve summons
on Mayor William III. Belcher in the bankruptcy
proceedings brought by his creditors, The mar
shall like everybody else. failed 10 find the miss
ing man. lie made legal service the Mayor.
however, by placing the papers under the door of
his Paterson home.
1t is now estimated that the defalcatious of the
Mayor will amount to about S1170 600, while the
equity his property is not than 500, ,O0e.
Trouble Is looked for in the fling of claims, for
many of those who advanced money the Mayor
will have standing in court because Of the alb
Of proof Of the loans.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
MEASURES HELD TOO MUCH.
Remarkable Outcome of Charges Against
Standard Oil Officials.
LBE rELEoRAPH ro LIE rR1RrNE.

Kansas City. Mo. Aug. l5.-rhe city inspector of
weights and measures recently found according to
his standard, that the Standard OH Company's 3
measures were half pint short on each five gal
Ions and caused the arrest of local officials for
cheating in measures. The officials OF the com
psny declare the city's measure TO be inaccurate
II was agreed by John Swenzen City Attorney.
that the oil company officials should be allowed 10
submit the question OF accuracy the city chemist
before he should bring proceedings in the police
court. To-day the city chemist reported thai all
of his tests showed that the one gallon measure
used by the city and the fve-gsllon measure used
by the Standard OIL Company each held a tri7e
more than the quantity of liquid they are sup
posed 80 hold "+
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
DECLINES C. U. INVITATION.

The invitation of the Citizens Union to other po-
Htcal organizations TO cooperate in the coming
municipal campaign Is declined by the Socialist
Labor party. The committee which answers the in
vitaton cites Andrew Carnegies remark that "af-
ter election the warning politicians in America meet
i'm their clubs and shake hands, and laugh" The
Socialist Labor party always refuses principle
10 Join in any kind of fusion.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
WOULD STOP LEVY ON EMPLOYEES
Civil Service Reform League Sends Letter to
Heads of City Departments.

The Civil Service Reform League sent a letter
yesterday to tho heads of all the city departments
and officials In the county service In it is asked the
assistance of the officials in putting IAN end 10 the
practice Of levying political assessments upon am
ployes" The letter is signed by Elliot IT, Goodwin
secretary Of tie league Mr.. Goodwin calls the at
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

laced shoes and with about six inches long
on top of his head.
John O'Leary. the millionaire cop" appeared as
complainant in Morrisania Court yesterday against
Thomas Gallagher. whose drivers were arrested the
other day for dumping rubbish on one Of O'Ieary 3
lots Gallagher offered to sign an agreement 10 re-
move the rubbish. and O'LAsry Withdrew his com
plant. Gallagher was discharged
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
A WEDDING AT GENEVA.

Geneva. Aug 15-AIys. daughter OF A r Scott
and James StoweH Anthony, OF New-York. were
married here to-day at the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. The Rev. Percy Gordon. Of Grace Church.
New-Bedford. Mass. offciated and E r. Coffin Of
New-York was best man. Many Americans were
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
= E,~c1~FFR OFFICE ARMY Bull
i s ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUIL

steamer Monroe FIuIphers Newport NevS a0a "a ~ -
the Old Dominion - Go. with pass''7 -
Left Quarantine at $40 p M
ADD SHIP-ARRINf,p- ,r,-s east -srs
SANDY Hook. y T. Aug l5. 9-3n m VIM ~
east moderate breeze. raining ami thick
SAILED
Steamers jefferson. for Norfoik and NssIb ,Ir3brr n
civ 81 Columbus savannah Isri01er, tofl 49, \,
Kaiser Wilhelm II tCieT. Plymouth. Slal.-. fsras
Bremen. Prinz Oskar tt~r Naples ana ~ So 5i
tRr, Liverpool. Ey ,Igri. Fort Antonio, ri 49, a
weston. Eayonue tC;evt. Nessins and rorl,l, Brl.s
Barbados and DeyneraTa. Mama Ha-a, es,.l.44
lyn tIty tBrl. Bristol. BeuetaC tor. fh'laieP~l-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset Moon rises 1855 Moons age Is
HIGH WATER
A.M.-Sandy Hook S33 Island Hell Gate O5O
P.M-Sandy SAP Gov. Island 9;o5 Hell Gate loss
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
LUNA PARK
Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED Pr.
posals for self prCueliinE derrick " will re~evsa
the Bureau of Yards and Docks. Nav Department
ingtOn. until IL O'Clock September o 1895 and Il
and there publicly opened for a self -propeIas 1srlcs
about go tons capacity for the naval station Qua
namo. Cuba Specifications can be obtained the Bur
viii he furnished by the C1-lTran1aEr n the "a
station named. MORDECAI T. ENpIrCTT. Chs
Bureau. August 3. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

Another booklet issued by the same publishers
IS A frank little piece Of sbsurdty entitled The
Log Of the Water Wagon" which acknowledges
she authorship Of Bert Lesion Taylor and w c.
Gibson, who have had shorter or longer associa-
lions with Puck. and the abundant illustrations
are by i. ". Glaokens much Of whose work has
been printed in the same periodical The voy-
age Of the Water Wagon was a tempestuous one
yve gather from the character OF the entries on
the log:
3 a. m.-Psssed the trim little craft Coryphee
home Sard bound, loaded with oysters and cham
pagne. Nigwagged 10 her that her starboard
fight was and that her hair coming down
She sigusllsd back, 'On your way"
Ran atoul Of a Heet of fuII rgsed Johnnies stuck
N, Shanleys oyster beds offered 10 take them
aboard .he wagon. but they yociferously refused.
Sad they'd just got OF one
shipped heavy swell rolling in from the Faro
Bsnks.
The Crew held First Aid 10 the Foolish drir.
ard 1ere instructed Rhat 10 do IN psssen-
se- attempted 10 fall on the wagon
Shorty before r1idnigbt a rnix..up OF red and
g-rsea igkts on the weather bow had the captain
ro.r.g for minute II turned out TO be a cut-rate
drug store
The drouth En- the saloon is ntolersbe. The dry
batteries that run the fans nave given out.
u.ss. m-rhe pink rats d,ae-tia= the SKIP
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
SEALED PROPOSALS. INDORSED PR

- Il
posaIs for crane hoist viii ba received The Bus
Of Yards and Docks. Navy Department Washington
II o'clock m. September l6. 1875 AMI then and -
publicly opeucd. for l. auxiliary host for 10
crane. Navy Yard New York. y y Plans can Be Il
the nav ward named SQecilcari11 VIII Be talns
upon application 10 the Bureau NoRpECAI I. ~
COTT. chief Of Bureau. July -. 1905.
L 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT
T., July 10 1905. Sealed proposals t7r dretsins
Woods Hole Channel. Mass. viii be received nere
IL A NJ Aug Is. 1875. and then publicly 5psrsd
formation furnished application j. r. "ILAa~
1t. Col. EnSrs.
L s. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BULL
- ing New York. August 70 1g'i5--Sealed 49,
for dredging in Roudcut Harhor, y y VII o- lesrl
here until II NJ. september T. 1900 a9i sasN " iT 4
opened Information furnished on Sppicatioi| W.
LIVERMORE. Col. Engrs-
L s ENGINEER OFFICE. ARN1 bu y.
- ing New Yor<. August II 1913 -Sssiel 80 80 4
for dredging IN Hudson River. y 49, ,esi
here until l. NJ. Septemhe~ = IH-l- s,,.-, ~. W i
opened Information furnished on sFpA'a-''--
LIVERNORE. col. Fngrs-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
OUTGOING STEAMERS

.Brings mail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
DEFEAT MEN
in "a BASEBALL GAME.
Secretary Of State Of Maryland
Played snappily But Couldn't
Save the Day.

s. Especial to The Times-Dlplmtch)
BALTIMORE, MD, July 14.--h Wo-
man cannot throw stone. she can play
ba SO ball, and win, too. for word reached
here yesterday that nine we'll known wo-.
men OF the Eastern Shore, and nine men,
including secretary Of State Oswald
}TIlghmun all the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. II. Bateman. at Tired Avon,
near Easton, had a game OF ball few
days ago. in which the women won by the
score OF 10 to 6.
During the progress OF the game sew
eral OF the women plainly showed that
they could play ball as well as tennis, and
In the ma joritypof the cases outfielded
and outbatted tho men, who had not
played for many years. ,i8 III .
Miss Kate Elliott won the applause OF
all by a long drive to left field for home
run. Mr.. Tllghman. at third base, played
like boy Of nineteen years. and was as
agile as cat. He made several fine
catches of line drives and two running
catches Of high files ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
THE PRESIDENT
.s'jIU| j |F| Come D 4. |.
Extraordinary Railroad Facili-
ties for the State
Fair.
THE STATE EXPERIMENT FARM
An Investigation Ordered Into
the Practice Of En-
bracery.
(specIal 10 Tho Times. Dlst,atc h. 5

= HFT' r. d q
RALEIGH, N. c.. July 14.--secrotary
Joseph ID. Pogue has returned from,
Washington. where he called Ut the
White House to make sure that the dates
are all fixed for the visit Of President
Roosevelt to the North Carolina state
Fair, October 18th. The President was
out Of the city, but his private secretary
assured him that the Visit Is assured,
unless there is some unforeseen hin
drance.J Mr.. Pogue was informed bS the
railroad authorities that plans are being
made to have double the special railroad
facilities for this fair that were ever
furnished for u State fair before The
famous Bennings race track was visited
and the great grand stand there exam
slncd. With a view to getting Ideas for the
new stand that Is to BIO erected on the
fair ground here, * 5at:}
The state Board of Agriculture, through
their special committee, decides that the
State test farm for experimenting in
truck and berry growing in Eastern
Carolina shall remain In Pender county,
at Willard. A suitable farm was pur
chased there some weeks ago. but at the
&lnsistencc Of Wilmington business men
tho matter was reopened with View
TO considering propositions to locate the
farm near ilmington. Sharp contro-
versies and considerable bad feeling has
been engendered between the Wilmington
parties and members Of the c1Inmlttee
having the location Of the farm in charge.
The special reason given for retaining the
Willard farm is that the soil there has
a more substantial and regular subsoll
adapted for experimental work, h
81 Judge w. r. Allen has directed the
grand jury OF the Wake Superior Court
to make a searching Investigation into the
practice OF embracery In this county, rs
indicated In the case Of ex-Sheriff ).
Rowan Rogers and y. P. Sorrel, who are
awaiting sentence for this crime in con-
nection with the damage suit OF Gattis
vs.. l<ilgo. and are serving thirty days
In jail for contempt Of court in The same
connection. All the jurors who served
in the special term a few weeks ago for
the trial OF the Gattis vs., Kllgo case
were examined by the grand Jury to-,
day, under the direction OF tho judge,
and several lawyers were also called be-
fore them. No report has yet been re-
turned to the court MS to the devel--
opments. };5 b. ~