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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
CORTELY0U EVENTUALLY
TO TAKE sHAwS PLACE
To Be Postmaster General Until About
June s, and Will Then Become
Secretary Of the Treasury.

New York, Jan. 6.-The Sun says
President Roosevelt's friends in New
York city spoke yesterday with a de.
gree OF certainty that suggested convic-
tion concerning an important change in
the Presidents cabinet shortly to oc-
cur, as follows:
Immediately after March 4, George
B. Cortelyou, chairman Of the Republic
can national committee, is to be made
postmaster general, to hold the place
until about Jnne 8, when Leslie NJ.
Shaw Of Iowa, secretary Of the treas.
ury, is to retire and to be succeeded by
Mr.. Cortelyou.
Mr. Cortelyou desired to be post
MASTER general--chief Of a great depart
ment where once he was clerk That
sentiment is to be gfatifed. Mr. Shaw
desires to retire as secretary Of the
treasury, and the president Will event
ually appoint Mr.. Cortelyou to that
post in the cabinet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
TO PROBE FRAUD.
Colorado Contest Placed in Hands Of
Committee of Is.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 6At Joint eau
ems Of Republican members Of the leg
stature, which continued until / o'clock
this morning, ii was decided to place the
gubernatoriaI contest IN the hands of 4
committee of IS. This committee win
make an investigation into the alleged
frauds committed at the election IN
Denver and report, recommending pol
icy to be pursued. The date set for the
submission Of this report is Monday,
Jan. q.
Fifty-seyen Republican legislators at
tended the caucus, and the vote on the
to appoint the committee
to was rs to O. While there
was some feeling displayed in the eau
Gus on the part Of opponents Of the
plan, it is confidently asserted that they
viii make no further fight against the
majority, but will aequiesce to what
ever report is made by the COMMITTEES
IF rs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07

that District Attorney Jerome stood
ready to take radical action against
Gelshenen should he refuse to give the
desired information about his mother,
and the fact that he is now at liberty
is an Indication that Mr.. Jerome has
gained his point.
Evidence that Mrs. Gelshenen intends
to sail for Europe from Hobolyen 10.
morrow morning accumulates Several
cart loads Of trunks marked IS. S.
Deutschland" and addressed to sNa-
pies" were taken away from the Fifth
avenue residence this morning, and this
afternoon shutters We're being put on
all the windows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
FIVE DIE IN TRAIN WRECK.
Air Hose Bursts, Cars Run Away, and
Engine Jumps Track.

Connelsyille, Pa, Jan. GA freight
train OF forty loaded ears was wrecked
at Glencoe, ten miles east Of Sand Patch
Tunnel, on the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, today, and five men were killed.
One Of the victims was substitute fire.
man, whose name has not been learned.
The others were unknown tramps.
The air hose coupling burst while the
train was in the tunnel and the train
ran away. When Glencoe was reached
the engine jumped the track at sharp
curve, and the entire train followed
The cars were completely demolished,
and the tracks east and west were
blocked.
Wreck trans have been despatched
from Cumberland to clear the track.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
WOMAN ESCAPES.
Mrs w. B. Gelshenen Has Sailed for
Europe.

New York, Jan. ~ Interest in the
so-called Dodge Morse intangle increased
oday when it was announced that Mrs.
VIM. b. Gelshenen, widow of million
aire banker, and who was sought by
District Attorney Jerome to testify be-
fore the grand jury, left America January
. for European trip. Immediately
upon this announcement came state
ment from her attorneys, among them
James M. Beck, who said his client had
sailed according to previous arrangement
and independent of the grand jury inves-
tigation into the Morse matter fol-
lowed BY one from District Attorney
Jerome's office to the effect that counsel
for Mrs. Kelshenen ''could not deny that
my letter to Mrs. Gelshenen was in
his hands before she sailed for Eu-
rope
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
10 InvegtIgate AN awe strIke.

Boston, jan GA resolution for the
investigation of the Fall River textile
strike was introduced in the state Sen.
ate today by Senator Chaee Of Fall
River 1t orders that the state board
Of arbitration 90 to Fall River and in
yestigate the situation with special
reference to the question how the wages
offered by the manufacturers there com
pare with those paid cotton mill opera
.tives in other cities Of the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
THREE KILLED By TRAIN.
Long Island Road Shovellers Run Down
-Four Injured, One Dying

New York, Jan. G.. Three italian shoy-
ellers were killed and four injured, one
mortally, by passing Long Island train
at Dunton, Ii. l., today. The four in
iured were removed to st. Mary's hos
pital,
The men were part OF a gang employ
ed to clean the tracks. A freight train
had just passed, and it is said that the
smoke was SO thick that the men did
not notice the approach Of the passen-
ger train. Some Of the gang saw the
train in time to jump out Of the way.
John Walsh, the engineer Of the train,
has been arrested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
TO HEAR MORTON
Interstate Commission Will Grant Full
Hearing.

Washington, D. e, JAN 8. The inter-
state commission decided this afternoon
ITO grant a rehearing in the case inyolv-
ing the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company,
in order that Secretary Morton may be
given an opportunity to appear upon
the stand and defend himself against
charges that he was instrumental in the
imposition Of discriminating railroad
freight rates. Mr.. Morton Is anxious
to 90 upon the stand to clear himself,
and win so to Chicago for that purpose
as soon as the rehearing begins
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
PUSHING THE OREGON CASES.
Attorney Generals Assistant in Port
LAM.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 6.-0liye- = Pag-
n, special assistant to Attorney General
Moody Is here and viii ren1in as long
as tic investigations into the land frauds
in the state continue Mr.. Pagin viii
begin at once to acquaint himself with
the position Of the government in the
investigations and BY the time the grand
Jury reeonyenes on Tuesday next will
be ready to help Francis j. Heney in the
Of the evidence and the
presentation 81 the material upon which
it is expected that future indictments
viii be returned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
A DOSE AT NIGHT
Gives Instant Relief
ROderic'S
Wild Cherry
Cough BaIsam

r. NJ. BuzzeI, M. ID. late Prof and
Dean, Lewiston Medical College,
says l have used for the past five
years In my practice RoDERIc'S
Wild CHERRY CoUGH BALsAM for
troubles of the throat and lungs and
consider IL valuable remedy. i
heartily recommend it to the public,
knowing its virtue by practical ex-
perience," For sale by all gr 1cers
as well as medicine dealers 70 cents,
large bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
~ cure 4 Cola ID One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it
fail to cure. e. W. Groves signature
is on each box. IS cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
BAIL IS REFUSED.
Nan Patterson Must Remain in Jail
Until Another Trial.

New York, jan 6.--Justice Greenbaum
Of the New York state supreme court
today denied the application Of Nan
Patterson for bail pending new trial
on the charge Of the murder Of Caesar
Young.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-10-20

Delinquent Tax
List for the Year
1904,
Of Amounts less than Twenty Five
Dollars.


of Amounts less than Twenty Five
Dollars.
Notice is hereby given that, /,
J. @. Plemmons. Treasureran Ex.
Ohicio Collector of Sierra County,
New Mexico, will on the Sixth
day OF November, A. ID. 1905. at
the hour of 10 O'Clock q. M, Of
that day, at the east door of the
Court House in the town OF Hills-
boro, in said County and Territory,
offer at public sale the following
described real estate and personal
property. for the purpose of satis-
flying the claims Of the territory of
New Mexico and county of Sierra
for taxes due and now delinquent
upon and against said property up
to and including 1904, and that ]
will continue to offer the same for
sale from day to day for sixty days
from above date:
Precinct No. 1.
O A. Greeley, imp. on public
land and personal property, $4.93.
penalty, 22c, total $4.61.
7. t. Lee, s5 sw4 nw4 sw4 sec 26,
sci 81 sec 27 tp Is 8 8w 100 acres
land & imp & personal prop, $18.89,
pen 94c, total 1888.
Stone Cabin Mine, on Stone Cab
in inine $2.4), pen l2c, total 1882.
Brewer A. g. & Orchard, J. w.
boiler, engine and gallns frame,
1919, pen SIC, total S7.S6.
Precinct No. 2.
Salamon Baca, ! of lot No. Q in
blk No. 49 & imp, 500, pen Sc to-
tai 94c.
Geo. Bnllard, personal property,
81 .28, pen &c, total Sl.34.
Il. J. Fender, personal property,
S4 .38, pen 22c total $4 60.
Homer Hirscb, personal proper
ty, 87c pen SC, total Ole.
w. F. Kennelt, personal pro-
perty, 81 .03, pen sc, total ST. .OS.
Christ Schale. personal proerty,
S5.05, pen 25c, total $3.50.
Gabriel Secerses, personal pro-
perty, Toe. pen &c total 73c.
Jacoba Serna, personal property,
s3 IL, pen 16c total So 3.20.
G. N. Titus, personal property,
$500, pen 15c, total So Is.
Mrs. Felacita Garcia, ] int. in
blk NO. AZ, $2.04, pen loo, total
s2.14.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Hopkins, Hopkins
house & Titus house at Hermosa,
1889, pen 14c. total So 353.
Vincent KAISER, lots No. d 3 blk
NO. 5 and imp, $7.20, pen 36c, total
81 Sc.
Adrian Luna, house & ] lot and
imps, $3.50, pen 18c, total, So. II.
Estate Barney Martin, land east
IF Porter mill and imp, 1914. PEN
Atty Ice; total SO 3.93.
Mary l.. Mead, part of lots NO. 6
& 7 blk No. "a and imp, $l0.80,
pen 44c, total $11.24.
Precinct No. 3.
Marie Anterberee, 1 interest
Chapman lot, adobe house
IN Bullion ave, 1912, pen lie, to-
.al 1924.
John BaIlheimer, small house &
mpovemsnt on mine Excelsior
II so, pen &c, total $l.89.
Mrs. s. x. Bradford, house next
o Brewery saloon, $l.SO, pen 80,
;otal $1.S9,
John M. Caine. house and other
mpa. $500, pen 30c, total $3.50.
A. j. Hager & Co., personal pro.
oerty, $l7.87, pen 89c, tota SI8.77.
Mrs. l.. P. Cosgrove, lot next to
church, 43c, pen &c, total 43c.
Gypsey Mining Co., building,
boiler, engine and tools, $12.74
pen Ga, total $l3.38.
Sophia Hanson, lot & Occiden-
tal hotel. garden on creek and per-
sonal property, $llS3, pen SIC, to.
tai, Sl1 80.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-10-20

& Cedar ave, 81 CS, pen Sc, total
$l.l3.
John &. Hurst, house on Main
ST., $500, pen l5c, total So 3.15.
Iconoclast Mining Co., mine and
machinery, S4 40, pen. Il, total
S471,
Lon johnson, house east Of
Kingston, ST 49, pen Sc, total ST 81
Lena Jones, house & lot Main
Street, 74c, pen &c, total 7Sc.
Carrie Liesman, house & garden
below Rodgers place, 60c, pen Sc,
total 63c.
Fred Llhdner, 3 houses & lots
n. Nam ss, side; 2 houses & lots
n Main St. side; / house &
lots Main st sidt; 2 lots & barn
on Water ST., SO SO, pen 13 c, to.
tai, $2.S2.
Mary <. Logan, Polar Star mine,
$2 40, pen, 12c, total So SO.
W. II. Marriott, house & lot on
Bullion ave, SAC, pen 4c, total $50.
John Mclaughlin, house e. lot
Cedar avenue, 81 20, pen &c, total
$l.26.
Minneola Mining Co., Silver
Wedge mine, $500, pen 15c, total
$3.15.
Frank Richardson, house known
as Cowley place near Kingston,
$2 O3, pen 10c total So 13.
q. q. Silver, house & lots south
aide M ain St.; house and lots n.
side Main street, $4.43, pen 22c, to :,
tai $465.
j. w. Southwlck, imps on mine,
60c, pen g., total 83c
Union Mine, on mine, $500, pen
l5c, total So 10.
Oliver Wilson, house G. garden
n Main st.; house & garden for
merly Frazer place, 48e. pen &c,
Unknown .Uxners, property
known rs the Evans brick house,
$500, pen 30c, total $500
A. S. Livingston, houae south
side. .Nsias;, 81 20, pen So, tutai
S1.2e.
w. H. Hume, Charm mine, 81 so,
pen Sc, total $l.58.
j. A. Rodgers, personal proper
ty, $3.50, pen 13c, total 1913.
Precinct No. 4.
Casemero Baca, farming land e.
Improvements, house in Palomas
q personal property, ssh, pen
4lc, total 852.
Thomas Baca, farming land &
imps Is acres. s acres, grazing land
& personal property. $500, pen
15c, total $3.l5.
Lon Miller, personal property,
81 80. pen 21, total S4.51.
Marcus Barela, IL acres farming
laud and imps, l6c, pen 20. total
18c.
Hijlnio Chaves, Is acres farming
land & imps; Is acres grazing land,
houses & lots in Palomas, $6.97,
penalty 34c, total $7l3.
Julio Herrera, 20 acres in Urbano
Arrey's location, 81 10, pen zoe,
total $4 30.
+. A. Swan, house and garden
Palomas, ST.. 20, pen &c, total 81 90
Pregedes Torres, house on his
mothers ranch, & personal proper
ty, 76c, pen Sc total 79c.
Andrew Welsh. so acres farming
land, 65 acres grazing land g. imps
$12.55, pen SO, total $13 Is.
Personal property Precinct No.
4 Las Palomas.
Lullio Lebia, personal property,
81 OIL, pen S, total $l06.
Manbrecio Ribera, personal pr j
perty, 81 25. pen &c, total ST 81.
Jose Torres, personal property,
$1.84, pen 10c total 81 "a.
Precinct No. 8.
l..
pen. C., total SIC.
Mrs. Teofla Romero, acres farming
land, acres grazing land and improve
ments, s2.11, pen lie, total 1922.
J. w. Marshall. personal property.
S181. pen. &c., total $780,
Precinct No. 7.
Elesico Baca, acres land and impro-
vements and personal property, sl.5l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
FURNiTURS.

lOME FuRNlSIllNGS--WE HAVE a
well selected stock of Furniture.
Maiiinss, Rugs, GoCarts, Refrig-
orators. etc. Our prices are from 20
To 81 per cent less than other deal
ers. "Why?" Because we have less
expense and can we'll afford to sell
for less money, yet as much or more
profit and the purchaser gets the
benefit. 1t is expenses that regulate
prices and profits. We have less ex-
pense. We have a complete stock of
we'll selected furniture. We sell for
less money. We give just as good
terms and We treat our customers
better. If there are any induce
ments to purchase from us we will
be glad to have you one of our Gus
toners. We make a speciality of
fitting up for newly married people.
Give ms call; look over our spien-
did stock and become one of our
satisfied customers. Begin savin e
money by purchasing your sprin g
goods of r. II. HARVEY & CO, 224
Twenty-eighth street. 3-22-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
No Features at Rennina.

WASHINGTON. April 3.-No special
features marked today's races al Ben.
ming. Two favorites and IL heavily
played second choice won. The hest
race of the day was the sixth, won
by Robbie kcan. Sails heavily played
Tor the place, ran third
First race, g 1.2 furlongs)-Weird-
some. won: Arano, second: Mamie
Worth. third. Time 1909 2-5.
Second race, q l2 furlongs) Bel
den. won; Tickle. second; Anodyne.
third. Time SO 2.5.
Third race. q furlongs)-Little
Woods, won; Poseur, second: The Cad.
liy. third. Time 1:99 2.5.
Fourth race. &c 10 furlongs) -Roynl
Window. won; Cascine, second; Blue
ana Orange. third. Time 1:23.
Fifth race. tmile)-Sir Ralph: won /.
Fiat, second; Probe. third Time l:43.
Sixth race, (mile and n hundred
yards)-Bobbie Kean, won: Uncle
urish. second; Sails, third. Time
l:I9 %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
UABLE TWO.STORY FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT ON WEST
SIDE OF ROANOKE AVENUE. Be
TWEEN TWENTY NINTH STREET
AND THlRTIETH STREEETS.
BY virtue OF and pursuant TO a de-
cree entered in the suit of r. IL. Nor
ton VS.. ]. C. Siodtlard ct al, trustees
ct al, in the Corporation Court of the
city OF Newport News, Virginia, on
December 18TH, 1904, | shall offer for
sale as special commissioner on the
premises in the. city Of Newport News,
Virginia, on
Saturday the Eighth Day of April,
1905, at Twelve O'clock, Noon,
the lot and the improvements thereon.
known and designated as follows, TO
wit: Lot number five mo 81. in block
number four-C mo 4-C), located and
being on the west side of Roanoke ave-
niue. between Twenlyninth and Thir-
tleth streets, as shown on n certain
map. entitled, MAP of Part of the City
of Newport News. Virginia" copy OF
which was filed in tho clerks office
OF. the county court of Warwick coun.
ty, Virginia, on the i5lh day OF May,
1890.
Terms: CASH.
j. G. STODDARD,
Special Commissioners
REYNOLDS BROS,
Auctioneers.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court for tho city Of Newport News.
the 18th day of March, 1905.
The bond required Of the Commits
sioner in the above named suit, has
been duly given with security up
proved by me and filed.
Testo:
D. c. SMITH. Clerk,
By e. G, IlARGRAVB.
Deputy Clerk.
3.2l.22. i.G 2 S rls..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
CLAIMS TOO MUCH.
More North carolinans Object to in.
scription on Appomatox Monument.
tspeeia, to The Daily rrcss.)

L
tSpecai to the Daily prcss.)
RALEIGH. N. c.. April 3.-Statc
Auditor Dixon. who took ground
against the inscription on the memor.
ial to he delivered next Monday at AL.
pomattox. SAYS letters the coming to
him from Confederate veterans on
tlorsinS his view.
a letter Today from General William
Il. Cox, whose brigade fired Tic last
volIey there, says: IL fully endorse
your views as To- Inc inscription on
INC monument at App0mattox. and I
might add other views have writ.
ten to Chairman Henry A. London. of
me monument committee, that I do
not intend to he present ut The mn.
yelling"
Another letter is from James r.. More.
mead. OF Greensboro. anu says: an is
not TOO late TO change the legend on tho
AppomattOX monument 10 one simDly
saying that IL. marks the spot where
the last gun was fred and that is wos
lircd by a North Carolina brigade.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
AFRAID OF JURY.
Alleged Horsethief and Burglar Be
comes Violent at Henrico Jail.

Especial It" til" Daily ircss.>
RICHMOND, VA. April with the
knowledge that five charges on which
he WAS held were about to be examined
by the grand jury, Otway Morris. an
alleged liorscihicf and burglar, sud
denly became insane this morning al
'iio llcllrico Jail Raving aud foaming
III The mouth, the negro became so
violent that two other prisoners il,
ne same cell had 10 be removed
The negro then dashed himself
asalnSi the Steel bars. moaning. ours
ing ana screaming. Al The time of his
REPORT he had just been straight.
Jackc'"i, his frenzy having shown
no signs of abating after M hours
duration.
Asked whether he thought the pris-
oner was shanming deputy sheriff
said there. was no question that Inc
negro VA" raving crazy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
Captain s. Browns Bay Colt
Easy Winner.
RACE OVER A MUDDY COURSE
Probably the Richest Stake Offered in
the South. It's Value Reino sio.5s5,
of which $4,000 went to the Winner
---Prohlbtive Favorite.
n.v Associated Ircss.l

MEMPHIS, TENN, April ,.-Cap
tain s. S. Browns handsome bay colt
Agile. ridden Ny Jack Martin. today
rompcd hGm". an easy winner, in the
Tennessee Derby, defeating John
Smulski. second, and jack I.ory. third
representing tho stable of John w
SORRY. by five lengths. Agile was IL
prOhibitivc favOritG in the betting. The
race was run over a muddy course
The start was II good one and Agile
soon showed his superiority by as
Stunning the lead. Down the stretch
Agile went steadily and turning for
home. was Two lengths ahead. Martin
held Agile in restraint and The flight
to the wire was in hollow fashion To.
days derby was probably the richest
stake offered in The Snuilt. the gross
value hcing $l0,535. of which $500
went To the winner.
First race. (hnlf milc)-Odd ELLA,
won: Blue Pirate second; Ossinpke.
third. Time 80 "a.
Second race. (milc)-Stand Pat.
won; Dapplo Gold. second; Namcoki,
third. Time l44 l-2.
Third race. e. furlOngs) -Mansard
won; Monastic, second; Duchess Ollie.
third. Time l:02 FL.
Fourth race. Uhc Tennessee Derby.
sweep stakes, mile and an eighth
Agile won; John Smulski. second.
Jack lory. third. Time l:5S.
Fifth race. q 10 furlongs) -Yankcc
Consul. won; Kingsor, second; Coync.
third. Time :55 ~.
Sixth race. tmilcl-Horle nsia. won
Docilc. second; Ed Sheridan, third.
Time l:44 3-5.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
M. Jusserand Accepts invitation

0iy Associated rrcss)
RICHMOND. VA. April IN. Jus.
scrantl The French ambassador IL
THIS cnnniry, has accepted an invita-.
iich to address the Society OF the Gin.
cinnati on The occasion of The general
erecting OF the order here. May 10Th.
lie will speak MS the representative cr
France. in which country there is u
hrrnch OF he 500 iGiy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-04
Waters OF Southern Branch tive
up Their Dead.
MAY BE $3.50 IN ONE GRAVE:



NORFOLK. VA. Apri! :..--rh. rod.
les Of i%n men were found il0atins in
tho river yesterday morning. One OF
the lodics. which was found in the
Southern Branch. on The navy yard.
proved To be that OF n United States
marine named keithler who liSpp.
pearcd from The yard on February Tth
and the other is Supposed from its ap.
pcarancc and other circi,nist ancrs sur
rounding tie case 10 have been mat
oil Captain Tom Brown. u Gloucester
county OySierInan who lost his life on
Tie river some three months ago
Captain Brown. while on his oyster
Sloop. had his hat blown overheard
and in entering small boat To regain
he same struck his head ON The side
nj he beat und went To The bottom Of
L he river. from which he never rose.
Had $50 on His Person.
~ IL" time that Captain Brown
lost his; life IL was repaired that he
had $l5D In cash In the pockets of his
clothing
The body of The man supposed TO
lave been that of Captain Brown was
fished from The river yesterday morn,
inS al the end of South street. Forts.
mouth. Ivy Portsmouth Policemen Land
ari Bishop. The hody was badly d..
composed, though mark on Tho fore,
head showing Il terrific blow at some
iiiiI. led lie Portsmouth authorities
to The conclusion that the body was
I hal the body was that of The Glolccs
ter county oySlcrman. who struck his
head while trying To catch his hnl and
q us lost his HE
No Search Made
DR. llnlla,lny. The Portsmouth, city
coroner, WAS notified &c The finding nt
The body, but an inquest was deemed
unnecessary. and The remains were
turned over 10 he Thomas Scott Sons
company, who Inferred them a, the
city's expense in The city alnlah0use
huryiiig ground in the county.
No search Of The dead mans clohn:;
WAS made for the $li6 in cash which
Captain brown WAS supposed To hav,
had upon him al The time of The drown.
ing
When asked why no search of tho
drowned mans clothing had been made
for the $l5i! or possible letters uf idcn-
'iiica'ion, the Portsmouth undertaken
said that the remains when found were
i'll :, pretty had condition and that The
undertaking FIRM was not directed "a
80 through Tho clothing OF the man.
Was Not Informed.
Nobody lold MS anything abnnr any
money heire on The. man = said the I'M
dert akcr. and If there's any money NJ,
J guess We will go out mere and take
The body up,"
The undertaken sail that 50 far rs
he knew no effort WIS made ia gel
III communication with The relatives Ol
Captain Brown in Gloucester
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