If“ 1
I 057024”. July 25. ~1’rh9 board
’ 1‘ of innuiry, which is to invostilruto tho
it
nothing
lie 119 its. It was
"he said, “stood
outsoutbviest and
e feared very,
ding in between
.5 looked very
1(1. The situa-
. .“the
. turn, and
. rs directly into the
“d n sill
no of the one-
’8 helm was put
1 c": was swinging bean
turned
th
‘38. 8
until she
course exactly
ships, keeping
tinuous fire from
the starboard
M'I‘tiught into use.
ha boon made that
us ran two miles
rageously incorrect.
(in as rapidly as pos-
all.
his :Ml-n. [loan Stain child,
‘ ins during the
@1113!!!) insurgents
AidiCaptatn cook,
on of he code
on rronsed for
9 ships of
:- Admiral Schioy'
' day.
1 is being prepared by Captain Lomly
' resented by counsel.
controv‘ersial points in connection with
cond 1d
Spanish war. .wi
_ e
i 9‘ nuts
The precept to the court which
ludgo advocate general has not yet
been completed; '1 he scans of the in
“ qulry will not be known until the pro
0th and order for the convening oi
the court are issued. it is expected
that they will be promulgated by the
' ldepartment tomorrow. Secretary Long
states, however ”that tho proceedings
of the court will be open and the wid-
cst latitude will be permitted in the
msttsr- of witnesses and that Roar Ad
.mirol Schley will be allowed to be rop-
'i‘ho secretary
had nothing to say about the composit
ion of the court except that he thought
it spoke for itself and to express the,
hope that the members chosen would
be satisfactory to all concerned. He
pointed out that none of the officers
chosen had so far as he knew, express.
ed an opinion concerning what is
known as the Sampsonischiey contro
versy and it was therefore to be pre-
. sumcd that they would enter upon
their work in an impartial and on re-
judiced spirit
The members of the court are dis
tinctlvely fighting men. Each has
been connected with a celebrated event
in naval annals ’
The court was completed by the so
lection of Commander John E. Pills
bury as Judge advocate. Commander
Pillsbury is now equipment oiilccr of
the Boston Navy Yard which is under
command of Rear Admiral Sampson
He is considered an cxcsptlonally cap.
able officer. During the Spanish war
he was commander of tho dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius which wusoattachod
to tho North Atlantic squadron. uh or
comlnand of Admiral Summon. .191
will be the only omcer connected , ill
the short who was a participant '0'! ho
manoeuvres of tho fleet in West lndlsn
waters
. While the sessions of on. court will
59 open. the court will oxsrclse the
right. which it has. of closing the doors
- for consultation and for the dlncussion
the Brooklyn.
1. own and the
of disputed evidence.
my“
DIDN'T KEEP HER WORD.
m
hilt 06!."th
“ KW Hi to. x
WlNS’I‘EiD.’ July till—«Last February
granted a divorce from her husband.
who lives in Waterbury, and agreed.
as a condition of the suit not being con-
tested, to Withdraw her claim for the
custody of her child, which has sincep
been living with} its grandmother in
. in South Norfolk Mrs. Dean married
again to S. Fitch Millard within About
a witch of the? tints that the Mior Ile-
MM a divorce from his wife in Juno.
Then the Millards got possession of
the child while the grandmother was
visiting with it in Huntsville. on Sun-
day. and refused to give it up. -
John F. Simmons and tho child’s fa-
thor, Henry W. .Dsnn. went to Hunts-
ville and took the child from the Mil-
inrds‘tbo‘ father getting it out of the
thou-n w‘lllls‘ Simmons engaged tbs st-
1. 1 tactics of the mother. holding her"
on hired man ht- bay till the foltlh
not a said distilling may.
_ was taken to South Norfolk ads 9
' h go of the grandmother.
MtDonaid.
iiy at all
‘1 ill will against them 1
1‘ Atthis point a rocoss of five minutes -
1 Was déciarod.
9.1 street and ii oudwa.
‘ ', ed there! in July.
.; handed to the witness, and he identi-
Mrs Henry Wilson of Huntsville was day
nil
”sit to tho 99.99....
it‘ of alt-i lotion 0 Mr,
* h vs hér coins to the indoor
I{5157. :9 she hail ,srecovsrsd ‘ ,
r. phpclt.
Cross unaudited in
was friindiy with»
After the short .99.... the Rovllonrv
M. Field was a guest of the court upon
tho bench. 1
William W. Shedds 1 New York
city. a shoe salesman. as called. Ho
said his place of budihsss was in the
store of Hon :1 it Son. at Twenty—ninth
lie, woo/employ
500. A slice was
lied it as having come from one of tho
7 Holland: Sons‘ stores He had seen the
‘ shoo before. when a detective had
brought it to him at his store He
said that the shoe was sold by him on
July 5. 1900 but to whom he could not
tell.
kind of shoes at that time Mr. Shed-
den said that he had some to Pittsiicld ,
with the request of an pincer. for the
purpose of "looking around tho city.
and seeing if he could recognize shy;
one as the person to you... he had told
the shots. " He had not root... any such
person. The sale was a cash one.
Cross examined by Mr. Crosby. tbc‘
Witness said that the shoe was the only ‘
one of that size. It happcned to be onc
cf the new line of shops Just in at this
time it was sold. It was not a special
order. He would not he not to know
the name of any him. who bought
shoés. unless they were sent to a par»
ticuiar address.
The all important shoe which the do-
fenso claims must hays: been dropped
5y ytbs burglars was the subject of furs
her testimony. this time from Gnome
ridges. the manager of Hanan Shoe
ompany, at Twenty-nip t stredi. and
Broadway. He identiil the shoe
shown him as the One 99 ch had been
sold. and said that there was a record
of its sale.‘ This he pi’oduced. The
price of the shoe was 56. 50. He noticed
at the time that there was some cotton
in the toes of the shoes. .
“Did you notice the sins of the slice
the defendant Wears?"
“Yes i should judge thin the size is
it smaller' than this one. Mr. Fos-
burgh. Sr. wears 71.60 " ‘
Cross examined witnés‘s said that the
shoe in evidence is sins Shin. Ho said
that the size of the shone vary slightly.
even though marked the same. accord-
ing to the shape of the last.
For the purpose of proving that the.
defendant was not in New York the
day the shoe was sold. Frederick W.
Loud was recalled and asked with ref-
erence to business transactions on July
6. at the Fosbnrgh oilice. ShoWn some
six checks. witness declared that two of
them were signed by Robert 8. Foo-
burgh and that all of them were dated
July 5. A copy book was handed to the
witness. containing impressions of let—
tors written July 5, ,and he said they
worn the work of the witness. and that
some of them wens nl'g‘iiéd'
tarpo- 1
burgh. 816.. and came list Mr‘ yFolburg‘n“. '
Jr. Both men were in the office that
William B. Hanan; f‘or twenty-two
years a. New York dotectivo, testified
that be had been in the employ of- Mr.
Fosburgb, 8a. since. Juno‘ 3. for the
purpose of investigating the murder of
Miss May Fosburgh. rune worn other
mun at work on the case. Witness pro~
conned t describe an sxporlniont
he made a... cabinet. th a sore ii iii];
tbs window through 9! ch is is c aim-D
ed' the burglars departed. He said that
tho m... was placed and raised eleven
inches. He started from a point nine
feet from the window. and mm tho
out by getting through the window to 1
a balcony. it tool: him five seconds
to do it. The two Shopardnob s' M
Lund wont through in much lost 9’
Jam: Fosburgh wont Citron; in 8 Mi
seconds. 1 1 . 1
beam“ 0 paintball ”by t s
also thath o lids _1
plan and with I i
and than with tho
o
July fills-dimer . M
Fosbursh fault- ' 1 .
line, and in flavor had any, ‘ .
He had only one pair of that :1
questioned shdrpiy by
ith reference to the men's
had seen: This common that she f
unently saw man walking toward Dali
ton. who were intcpicate‘d. She‘ would
say that from the tints sits first saw
them until they disappeared live min-
ntiis had elapsed. she heard the clock
strike rdown stairs at the time silo
board the' shots. w'liich seamed to come
from a.- lons way off. ‘? ~
Mrs. Pullord's cross examination was
brief. She said in. substance that shit
did not connect the pistol shots with
the two main. The fact that the men
were around hor house kept her awake.
She did not toll Officer Flynn when ht
came around to see her that she had
heard the shots
At 12: 30 a recess was doclared until
2 o “clock ‘
Just before Mr. Hazens testimony
was given Mrs. Robert I... Fosburgh left
the court room as shcfcit a little faint.
it is probable that she will be the first
witness in the afternoon.
lea-—
Wi-
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, “10. lo a. urw'l‘ho
stocll market opened quiet with mail
chanson for the mosti‘part both up and
down. at. Paul rose lid and Louis-
ville lost- nearly a point, the latter in
sympathy with motion. There were
largo buying ordersiin Alchlsou' and
southern Pacino, but the gains in those
two stocks were only fractions. 1
WALL STREET. it s. m.-’-The man
list was feverish and irregular after the
opening. The corn rm stocks shot up-
wards. St. Paul risinliiizis. Union Paci-
do 2%. Atchison 8%. Rock Island 8. and
others of that group. the Coolers, Trunk
Linen and New York city stocks 9
point or more. Consolidated Gas gain-
od iivo and Psoples’Ga‘s 1%. end
Vance boiled and thei corn carriers fall
back from 1 to 11/2 and fluctuated foob-
liv-
WALL STREET moon .w-The west
arn railroads fell into the bucksround
and a demand shroud up for railroads
in the south seaboard soft coal carriers
led by Baltimore ‘fi’Dbio and the on
thracito'n grounn which lifted thosti
stocks between 1 and 2 points; Anuri
can Smelling was wank at an extreme
doolino of 2%. The gensrsl list was
dull and sluggishv
‘ Bonds were dull but firm.
WALL STREET 1 p. m.-Prlces ran
off on the announcement of a small
engagement of sold presumably tor ex-
port. Offerings were veny light. Gen
oral Electric was riled up 454 on
a tow transacti' n.
l WALL 8
bet became
l
p in.~'-—Tho mar
instinct. Bal-
g‘nin. Prices
hardened again. A
rising 156° over ins flight.
I} 019$er
Atobis‘on pfd.. 9'8
Bali. 9. 99.01". 1 9m
sum; R. in,
on». 9. onto. _ u
o. u. as: 9.157%.
cm. m. n £18835
9; gm.
f.. 75:
35.1.3875
, “9418296
551%,
2153i;
_‘ Mason Fruit Jar 9.,
Water B05915:
Decorated “iiet Sets
Six inch Fe: not. i
Decoratcd Cup; slid Saucers, each
lilo
inaspsupsucs nor LAuucusn. ' W
NEW LONDON. July zsmrne yacht
independeiice..wus' not launched this
morning from. the dry dock of the
Thames Tow Boat Company as was on
posted. on account of the ~ discovery
yesterday afternoon of a new lcak'in
the yacht. This look is located inst
forward of the forefoot and at tho
pointwhcrs theramsin flu ends and is
loined at tho, bottom.~ it wanton into
when the lenktwutonnd to repair it '
last.night.nnd1-so.ithc work was not
done until this morpinm At rush the
repairs were completed and it is an.
nounced that thwyacht will be randy
for launching whitish water this often
noon. which isnintoflrh‘esihnor Crow.
innhieid and Buildup Lawley hove rs-
turned to Baotou and My Cinpp. pri
vate secretary .to Mr. Lawson.i 9 here
to take charge when the Independence
is launched m L- .-
Wm
CHAPMAN—WILLIAMS wsnnluo.
WILLIMAMRIC; July. lid—Miss Mary
1.. Williams. daughters of Alderman W.
L. Williams. was married at the homo
of her fathorde-ind m‘ ail-sot. ybs~
terday afternoon to. ohnabse Chap-
man, of Providence» The ceremony
was performcdebuwltsy: E. A. Georgia.
Miss Lens Johnson. cousin of the
bride. was bridelnsid Everett Wil-
liams was best won. only the immed-
into relatives and: friends of the famil
iss were present. The couple received
numerous valuable and bacilli gifts. Af-
tor a wedding journey to tho Adiron-
dacks. Mr and Mrs. Chapman will talge
up their residonco at Bristol wusre
MI!" Ollispman in principal of the nigh
BC 00
NMOVEMENTS OF V5885“. =
NEW ORK. July 86 wArrive'd:
Steamer H. H. Mcior from Bro on
ST. PETERSBURG July 2 .w-The H
Massachusetts state nautical school
school ship Enterprise has gone to
Antwerp.
An open faced watch-I yawning po- , '
lineman. '
“Negligu Shirts. =
Have been told that they, are
excellent vaiugs at 39c and
' 50c; to close ihem out now
7 Pink and'blue Chambrsy. 'sailor'
collar and dirt botto'rt't'ikirt. trini-
mod with white braid 5i. 98
.t'.v N‘s”, .
moms“ WASH; suits; i
m 1i I‘,‘
Linen and P. K. sailor collar.
1 ontire suit trimmed with insertion.
185'- so.
‘
ACCOUNTS
I12132949911" AT to
Black and blue polka dot shirts.
trimmed with insertion, 5: .98 to
Boys’ Wash Suits. 49c. 11 .
BOYS Wash Suits. 65c. and 980.
WHITE WAISTS.
We have the best assortment in
the Twin Cities. Prices from 15c.
,J to $3.319.
Norwalk Chronicler