, 1875-05-06

,. +. wAHnEH, INVENTOR or TUE CALCULATING
ENGINE.
10 ths Editor af Tht thieaIo Trtbnns:
THREE OAKS, Hich., May AIN one Of your
iasues Of March last, you inserted Al article re-
tating to the Calculating Engine, tho invention
OF Dir. F. r. Warren, OF Throo caks. Mich.
Thinking fow 1acts in relation TO lin, aud also
Tue machine, tuaS ho Of interest, sond thom 10
you.
Mr. Warren was formerly photographer;
also matchmaker for eosoyal vcarh. lle hal
alwaya beon known as very stud:ouh and qnlat
psraon. In ths habit oftakinG long daily walks.
during which be yolld bn deeply absorbed III
thongnt. People wondered What it could bs that
he was thinking. and working upon 70 reth,et-
only; for lo kep: the machine secret until ho
was confident Ut sueccss.
For long ti,ne he has baoa in failing health,
80. he worked wlen he knew his life would he
tho forfeit. For weeks ho MES obliged to lie
npon lounge IN his shop, while VorAmen car
red on the woEk under hia dlfectioua. At last
he vas succoxsfui. and completed machine
nhich has boen pronounced. By scteEtihc 1uou
who have scan 1t, as ono OF tho greatest inEsu-
sonA Of tbs ago.
With his lnind very clear up to his lsal illness,
be made many plans for the futnre management
Of tis machine, aud th.t ien It iu tho hands Of
h,B brother. S1r. E. Il. Warren, who will not onty
ntrivo 10 carry oat those wishes. but u,ll also
lnho; that the ioveuscs may OCCUPY that position
10 which h:s Inventive genius eptitcs him.
when most men would hare Desired to live. Ito
cared not for tho honorB Of the world. for ho
folt that his llfc-work WAS done, and be
vatod anx,ously for tho N1as;o.'s call. He
mas man OF aingulatly EctiEsnE diapost-
tion; fow ever succeeded III ior:n-
ing his intimate acqnaintaucc. becans,
Of his extreme ll.Adonce. III our mourning To-
our flicnl, there IL mingled a fccing Of rGgict
that we did 10. understand him before. H4
piety was trusting anl Intelligent his ,n1ucnce
oyo1 lis YOUNG friends Of nora, elesat,n.'
! nature. Ne mir, blu, III our church. our
prhvcr. .na7siuSn. n.C names, aud our social
gatherings; nuu oyssywhere IL the nnYns OF
| Frederic i. Warren epoken Of With affection and
scspccs. L will bo ysa.B, II ever, before bis
| place Is filled.
Tho deceased was born Ia Bridgeport, coua..
since resided. ~ the time Of his t1oatl,. which
occurred April Q. 1875. he was only So years OF
ago. His fuuera! was largely attended. and ths
sermon Waa fitting memorial tribute to tho l!e
| md worth Of Mr.. Warren. lie will be over 10.
! mcmbb1ed By wlst ho has doue. &. E. B.
| CHARLES L. eTAUSEHDEH1.
Spse1ut ul*,sssrh to ~. ci.,c1os I:rfoHn<.
MIIwArkxr, May 5.-Charlea L. S2susenberg
ycstorday. aged 45, lie. waa vel! krown in Chi
cago. IIo was once editor OF tho Milwaukee
! .j0tuna4 and WAS EeneTalls known rs "Count
Charley" having. most interesting history.
nttch loading Chicago Germans srill readily re-
call.
eQr1NEs-aAnnSER.
| !sJytsa! nt'patra /. Tia Ch,r.ao 7rtsuae.
ERIE ps,, May 5.-t;aps. Abaham II. squircs,
roaidence in buffalo to-day sgcd c. ycxrs. Capt.
": Gardner, Of 0gdensburg: also died 1t Duf-
ialo suddenly to-day, aged 6G.
HERMAN EwALD.
LONDON, Hay 5.-uermln EwAld, ths German
phIlologist, Il dead.
LEVI, THE FRENCH PrnL1sHEn.
PAnIst May 5.-Michoy Levy, tbs vsil-knoHn
Publisher, IN dad.