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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-30
MONDAY, May 20, 1872.

MONDAY, May 20, 1872.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the Mayor, Councilm an Hunts
man, Hurst, Wray, Rounds, LeSeur, Beat
ty, Perdue and Williams.
The minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
A petition signed by ]. A. White, X. 8.
Dickens, and others, asking the City Coun-
Gil to order survey of the northwestern
portion of the city, SO that property own
ers would know where to set their fences,
&c, was on motion passed upon the files.
The following report OF the Finance
Committee was read, and on motion adopt
ed and ordered spread upon the minutes.
REPORT.
The undersigned Committee on Finance, hay
ing examined into the state of the city finances at
the comm encement of the current year-March
18th, 1872. beg leave to report upon the same as
follows
1st There was cash undrawn in the Treasury
I'd. There were outstanding and unredeemed
city orders issued during the year 1870, for the
sum of $4,000, and for the year 1871 for the sum
sum of S4a7s.17.
Sd. The appraisement of property in the city
for taxation in 1871, we find to be $742, OBS. 90,
of $4452. %.
TO this amount may be added the fines, licenses,
making total Of s5isaa$ from which take O the
indie btedness Of the city, as shown above, ION
March II, 1872 and it appears that at the begin
ming OF the present fiscal year the total unexpend-
cd resources of the city amounted to the sum of
$1,1H61.
The demands upon the City Treasurer for the
current year will be greatly increased over that of
any past year by reason of the introduction OF gas
ana incident improvements. For this item alone
sbeS S I'm must Us raise at least over and
the gas contractor after the construction of the
mains mentioned in the contract
In addition to the demand made imperative on
account of the Introduction of gas the construc-
ton OF wells and cisterns as q protection aoainst
nre cannot be longer delayed. To construct these
tnere Will be required in cash. sum not less than
$4,000, and should the Council determine to pro.
cure cur hrst class Are engine, which your Commit
tee earnestly recommend, there viii be the furth-
me current expenses of the city for the current
year cannot fall short Of the sum of $45O0 making
take the balance oftaxes for 1871, saw IN liza n
and the amount Of collections of the taxes for the
year lS2, estimating them the same as for 1871
| $7,9i7.77. 'ne BUM VI
In view of the fact that it is expected that dur
ing tne year the city will be reached by one or two
aooltlonal railroads, and as consequence will be
required to make many other improvements, the
character and cost of which cannot now be esti
mated and in view Of the fact that city orders
cannot be made to take the place of money, only
at great loss to the city, If in fact they can b.
used at all, the undersigned recommend that tn,
| City Council make immediate provision by Ordi
nance for the disposal of the bonds OF the city t
| the amount of SIS, 600.
Respectfully submitted.
| M. T, WILLIAMS,
| WIN. Fl. WAAY,
| ID. A. HURST.
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GOODBYE DoC.-Dr. John III. XII,
LoUGH, our old soldier comrade passed
through the city last Monday on his way
to Cofeysburg, Davies Co., Mo, where
he proposes to make his home. We know
the Doctor well, saw him tried in the fur
mace, and always found him the pure met
al at heart. He Is graduate ofthe Ecle c.
tic Medical College of Cincinnati, has
practiced for % years and has given uni
Versal satisfaction with his patients He
is a gentleman and true friend, one whom
1t is a pleasure to know and whose &C.
quaintance it is profit to the mind to cul-
uVate. May he have pleasant life and
profitable practice before him.
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The ladies OF ST. James church will hold
strawberry festival in City Hall next
Tuesday evening, June 4th. All are invit-
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The State Sabbath School Convention
will be held in 0skaloosa the 18th, 18th
and 18th of June.
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Read G. B. Gruwell's local. He has a
full line of Drugs, Oils, Perfumes, etc.
Remember the place and call on him.
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Nj. SMITH has added new fence to
bis lot, roof to his house, and otherwise
improved his place.
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BEECnLER Bros on East Side of Square,
have their Soda Fountain still running
Ii is cool and refreshing
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Willie Delashmurt of Eddyville was Sc
verely injured by calf throwing him
against fence.
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Read receipt OF T. Z. Harris for lnsur-
ance money on his house, recently destroy
cd by fire.
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Last summer we published an item of
an Old gentleman named CoIclszier. who
a. INC age OF los years gave up the ghost.
Fhos' Buck informs us that he recently
LOOK an order for tombstone for the wife
" 'ne o'u gentleman, who recently died at
the advanced age of 90 years. After trav.
ellng together for over three-quarters of a
century they are again united for an eter.
nifty.
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OSKALooSA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
REPORT FOR MONTH ENDING NAY II, 1s7a.

1UU
j. F. EVERETT, supt.
*Pupils who leave school under circumsta nces
which render it certain they will not return dur.
ing the term, are dropped immediately-other.
wise at the end of five days.
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If you are Democrat, ask DR.. Hoffman
To show you letter he has. No others
need Apply.
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Remember the horse-t rot and the $500
nremiums at Oskaloosa on the 4th of July.
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The Board of Supervisors will meet next
Monday, for the June session.
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WORMS AND BUGs.-Our farmer friends
southeast of town are complaining great
ly, with just cause too, of the ravages of
the army worm on their meadows. We
hear of some cases where whole meadows
have been destroyed, cleaned up, by the
pests. The only consolation is that they
are short-lived and are already dying off.
The chinch-tugs have made their appear
ance in all directions, and threaten to sweep
things, though the cheering news come up
from some sections that they are already
emigrating. We hope they II go, and offer
our coincidence tic the community with
which they relocate.
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JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.-We
are in receipt of programme of the grad
uation exercises OF the above institution,
on the 9TH of June. We have three Oska-
loosa girls attending there-Leona T.
Wells, Ollie Fl. Downing, and Carrie
Sewers. The latter has been in attend
ance but one term; the Others graduate on
the 9Th, in class of 81 On that occasion
Miss Downing will read an essay, "Invisi-
BILE Influences" and Miss Wells, "Now."
The friends of our pupils will be in attend
ance at that time. We saw letter from
the principal, in which he spoke many
good words for the pupils from this city,
and such as we are certain they deserved.
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Col Sanford has arrived in Japan, as we
learn from the Register.
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A Des Moines gentleman has convicted
the manager of the Jennie Hight Theatri-
cal Troupe of forging recommendationloi
Miss Jennie from Henry Ward Beecher.
The recommendation was published as an
advertisement during the recent appear
ance of the troupe at Des Moines The
gentleman in question, doubling the genu,
ineness of the document, wrote to Mr.
Beecher, and received in reply letter dis,
claiming ever having written word in
recommendation of Miss Hight. He didn't
know Jennie never heard of her before
never attended theatre in his life.
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John LARMER is identifying his premis,
PC
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f.. d. GLAZE has nice new fence about
his premises in the east end.
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In view of the fact that a greatdeal of
misunderstanding now exists in the pub
lie mind as to the time of holding the State
Sunday School Convention, and having
authority from the proper officers we here
by extend to the Sabbath School workers
throughout the State hearty invitation
to meet in our city in Convention to be
held on June 18th, 18th and 18th.
Will papers throughout the State copy?
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OsKALoosA, Iowa,
May %, 1872.
Received of the Farmers Insurance
Company, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, through
their gentlemanly adjusting agent, G. s.
Bennett, four hundred and fifty-nine dol
lars, in full payment for loss by fire of my
dwelling house and portion of its con.
tents on the 18th inst would most cor
daily recommend to the farmers and all
owners of detached dwellings and barns to
insure in this Company. as it insures no
stores. stocks of goods, shops. mills, ware
houses, hotels, nor livery stables. Joseph
Kelly is Agent and ready to wait upon all
who desire reliable insurance.
1w T. E. HARRIS.
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LOAN AND BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-A
number of our citizens are organizing
Loan and Building Association, for the
purpose oil furnishing funds on long time
10 such as desire to secure homes of their
own. The workings OF the institution are
such that person renting, may build a
house and In few years pay tor it with
the very money that would otherwise have
been paid out for rent. The articles of the
Association and such parts of the Bylaws
as are explanatory of its workings will be
published in time, when full information
may be derived. We think it good thing,
and that by availing themselves of its
privileges many poor men will be enabled
to secure homesteads without depriying
them OF any more than rent now costs
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PowEsHIEK CoUNTY.-Dayid 4. Myerly
hear Dresden, had his horses killed by
lightning while blowing, and was him
self stunned by the bolt. .Elwood Wilson
III years old, was drowned near Malcolm,
while bathing. :. Judge Blanchard is a
candidate for reelection.
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S1O REV RID

$40 REWARD.
A reward of $40 will be paid for the ap-
prehension of the person who threw a
stone and broke window in st. James
church. E. E. TUCKER. wi
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R. r. Observation-Disclosures wilr~be
found call for special election in Cedar
TIP, to vote aid to the NJ. & N. W. r. r.
Our friends in Cedar should carefully con-
slider this matter, weigh all the chances,
and if satisfied that the road has good back
ing, (and if backed by the Pa. Central it
certainly has) they should vote the aid, as
the probability is that years will elapse
ere they will have another chance to get a
line through their Tp.
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FouND.-Money. Read notice.
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PERsoNAL.-We received call from j.
+. Bushnell of Des Moines, who is en-.
gagged In compiling matter for the "Iowa
oazetteer," book 10 consist of about 1000
pages containing descriptions of every
county In the State, with such facts rela.
1--WE thereto as viii best answer the query
Oh the eastern emigrant who desires to find
western home. The State Board of Emf
grafton nave endorsed the work and rec
ommend 1t highly. He is writing up this
county for the book. 1t will contain on
epitome OF the early history of the Stat
Its present resources and advantages his.
torical, statistical, and commercial infor.
nation of counties. cities, towns and vii.
lagos also, its agricultural, manufactur.
ing, educational and religious institutions
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
REGULAR MEETING.
lay -, 1872

May 10, 1857.
REGULAR MEETING.
Present, the Mayor, Councilmen Hunts
man, Hurst, Wray, Beatty, LeSeur, Perdue,
Williams and Rounds.
The minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
A petition signed by Tuthill, King and
others, asking for the opening of an alley
through out lot No. 3, was presented and
read. On motion referred to Committee
on Streets and Alleys.
Special Committee on annexation of ter.
ritory to the city limits requested and were
on motion granted further time to prepare
their report.
The committee to whom was referred
the opening of Maple street and widening
of Main street, made partial report in re-
gard to Maple street, and submitted prop
ostion from Mrs. Jno. r. Needham in re-
gard to the widening of Main street in
front of her property as a final report in
the matter.
Councilman Hurst offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
RssotUed, That the Street Committee take steps
to condemn that portion of Mrs. Jno. r. Need
hams lot projecting into Main street unless she
will vacate the same for the sum of seventy five
dollars.
The motion was carried.
Committee on Fire Engines reported
that they had had the matter referred to
them under consideration, and would rec
ommend that no action be taken.
Upon motion of Councilman Hurst the
words "sworn to" were stricken out of the
minutes of and the words "certi-
fled to" by the prop er city officer inserted
in the clause relating to claims .
The comm ittee On Arteslan Well made a
partial report and submitted correspond
ence from different parties in relation to
same for the information of the Council.
The following resolution offered by
Councilman Huntsman was on motion
adopted
ResOIUed, That a Committee consisting of on
Councilman from each Ward and the Mayor be
appointed to recommend plan of location OF
subserye tho interest of the city.
The Mayor appointed Messrs. Hurst,
Williams, Beatty and Rounds members of
said committee.
Or motion the Clerk was instructed to
MAKE out statement of the finances of the
sity.
The following claims were presented,
read and their payment recommended by
Committee on Claims
Wray & Son. lumber for city $50. rs
VIM Simmons work on streets ......... 40
w Buchanan, services as Marshal ....... Al &c |
N A Muse, cleaning streets .......... go. q 90
Thomas Newell, setting curbing. ......... Sc 10 |
Elias ELIAS. Henley, services as policeman" % %
Robert Warren, sundry services ........ $50
W N Buchanan, killing and removing dogs 800
On motion the claims were allowed and
the Clerk directed to issue orders for same |
1t was moved and seconded that when |
the Council adjourn, it adjourn to Monday
night, Goth inst, to take under considera-
ton the finances of the city. The motion |
was carried.
An Ordinance amending Section one, of
Ordinance No. fifteen, received ITS third
reading, and motion that it be put upon
its passage prevailed.
The yeas and nays being taken resulted
in the following vote: Yeas, Williams,
Hurst, Rounds, Wray, 4. Nays, Leseur,
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MooREHEAD's Millinery Store is Doors
North of Walton's corner on Market
Street. wi
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ST, MARKET.

ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, May 81.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and dropping sample
lots of choice Iowa spring sold at 1 62o1 Ga ;
do No. 2, red western 2 10a2 1919.
CORN-Dull and a shade lower high
mixed on track AZ; No. 2 mixed in ele-
vator so.
OATS-Fair demand and firm No. 2,
45.
BARLEY-No sales.
RYE-Firm prime 80.
WBISKY-Higher &c.
PORK-Quiet at 1875.
BULK MEATS-Firm clear rib 10 ar
rive 64.
BACON-Unchanged
LARD-Firm at o..
HOGS-Unchanged.
CATTLE-Unchanged
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DIED.,

DIED,
In oskaloosa, Iowa, at the residence of his
brother on May 23d, of spotted Fever" John
Wallace aged twenty five years.
We have laid his poor body to rest far from his
home and kindred. His soul lie in the hands OF
q merciful God. John.had endeared himself to
many by his genial and generous isposition, and
by them, his kind smile, and friendly words, will
not soon be forgotten.
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rHE OSKALOOSA HERALD

Read MooREHBAD's locals.
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EDNA BRowNING.-This excellent hook
by MIS- Holmes'-one OF the best she ever
wrote, for sale by RUDE at the p O Nv.
Depot 1t is work of thrilling in,eroa,
such as writer seldom throws aroma
work of fiction. Secure copy before
they are all gone.
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LIBRARY MEETING.

Pursuant to adjournment the citizens
met in Supervisors Hall, Friday evening,
May 22d, 1872, Mr. Lafferty in the chair.
MISS Sewers resigned her position as Sec
retary' and on motion Miss Hall took her
place. The yearly report from the Treas
urer OF Harper's Auxiliary Society was
read and approved
A report from Commit ee on pIan for
the promotion ola new library Association
was next read, and after spirited discus.
sion, adopted with some amendments.
by request of chair, the Secretary read
the new law entitled can act to provide
for the support ofpublic libraries, by taxa
ton"
On motion of Judge Loughridge CON-
mittee was appointed to draw up articles
for the "Oskaloosa Library Association.
Committee consisting of Hon. VIM.
Loughridge, Rev. J. F. Childs, Mrs. M. G.
Davenport, Miss Jennie Sewers and Miss
NJ. G. Collier.
Mr.. WEIGH moved that copy Of the
minutes of the meeting, also the annual re-
port of Secretary of Harper's Auxiliary Lii
bIary be furnished our city papers for pub
lcation. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Childs it was decided
that the young ladies continue the library
as heretofore until the new organization
be perfected.
On motion meeting adjourned until Mon
day evening, May y, 1872.
L. L. HALL, Secy.
STATE SABBATH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION, -
The seventh annual meeting of the State
Sabbath School Association will be held
in the First NJ E. Church, at Oskaloosa, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June
18th, 18th and 18th, 1872.
A programme of exercises has been pre-
pared and circulated throughout the State
This programme calls the meeting on the
18th, 10Th and Goth, which is great mis-
take, and will do the association no little
harm, unless this notice corrects the blum
der. Let it be understood that the conven
ton will be held on the 18th, 18th and 1911
of June, commencincing on Tuesday eve
ming, at ~ o'clock.
The friends of Oskaloosa exten(
hearty invitation to all Sabbatl
School workers, men and women, in Iowa
and out of the State to come. "Come one
come ALL"
Persons who expect to attend will COME
a favor by sending their names, on or be
fore the 10th day of June, to the Rev. J
E. Snowden, Chairman Of the Local Com
mittee at OskalOoska.
r. A. Burnell, one of the best and mos
efficient christian workers in the ives
has been engaged, and will be present al
through the meeting to render such aid a
he may be able. 1t is hoped that Their
will be a great turn out at that time, a
business of Importance in regard to tn,
Sabbath school work throughout State will
be transacted.
Allpapers in the State are quested to in
sert the above, and it is hoped that they
will cheerfully do so, in order that tn,
mistake in regard to the time may be cor
rected and the cause not suffer thereby
Fl. w. KNAPP,
State Sabbath School Worker.
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WALDEN-After quoting list OF press
extracts relative to Hon. NJ. NJ. WALDEN,
the Toledo Republican says: These tes-
timonials from so many of Mr.. Walden's
constituents, being so hearty, frank and
gratifying, are well deserved. MIR. W. has
made a laborious, though unassuming and
modest Member of Congress. His con-
stituents in the new District will do well
to retain his services, as we hear they are
likely to do"
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Ladies buy your furnishing Goods of
Mrs. j. M. ORvIs' and get the worth of
your money.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Will open Saturday large lot dollar kids
at OrYis'
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INTERESTING READING MATTER.

spalding's Glue. up to the sticking point.
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OsKALoosA, Iowa, !
Nov % 1870

Did you see those Kid Gloves sold by
Mrs ORvIs' for one dollar?
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PATRONIZE HOME MANUFAC-
TURE.
Mrs j. M. ORvIs is manufacturing La.
dies underwear for the retail trade and will
sell Better Goods Cheaper, than any house
in town.
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You can get CHOICE Tea, Coffee, su-
gar, Syrup, Canned and Dried Fruits at
the same price you have to pay for an in
ferior article elsewhere, at
81 S. J. DUTToN & Co.'S.
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We never misrepresent any Goods.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Twenty cents line for each insertion
under this head.

Regular patrons with standing Advertisements
will be charged one-half these rates.
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BLANK NOTES, neatly bound in SOS and
zoos, for sale at the HERALD Office, IT,
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The incest sugar cured hams in the city
at 8. &. PURDY's.
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GARDEN SEE UO.
A few choice Garden Seeds for sale at
j. ~ Howard & Ayres, @ ..
w. A. Rinker's,
R. Whitaker's,
r. P. Bacon's,
s. G. Purdy's,
Boyer s. Barnes,
S>J. Dutton & Co.'S,
Grown at the Mahaska County Poor Farm
II. P. WEAVER,
2Sm3 Sup't.
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70 REAPERS AND MOWERS.
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For saleioy druggists in this city,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-01
Vermont Cavalry Reunion.

The surviving members of the ole
Cavalry Regiment, are requ ssted to NEE
at Montpelier, Wednesday, Novembe
9th, 1872, (the day and evening previous
to the Vermont Officers meeting to or
ganize Re Union Society of the regi
ment. We hope all may realize tn,
pleasure of being present. Those who
intend 10 do so will please address, Will
lam Wells, Burlington.
WING. CUMMINGS, J
JOHN II. HAzELToN, Committee.
WILLIAM WELLS.
Burlington, Oct. 26, 1872.
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DEATH IN SLEEPING CARA
young lady, some twenty years of age,
daughter of w. T. Clement of North
ampton, Mass, died in the sleeping car
from Montreal, over the Vermont Cen
trail at Mortified on Tuesday morning,
last week. She had been in Canada
seeking her health, but the progress OF
her disease-consumption-was such that
she was advised to come if she wished to
reach it alive. She set out on Tuesday
evening taking a sleeping car, but died
during the night.