The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-03-14

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me: ANYTHING son like. hut don't bury
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Well" went on Mr.. Gaylinr. 10
make long story short, / found that
the conditions vi the old mans will
were binding. and his executors and
myself hit upon the plan u hosting the
coffin on ~ the roof III his house.
Under certain conditions We found tina,
II was possible for Us legally "a do this.
SO | dismissed my three servants, en-.
ployed country undertaken. my old
ships carpenter, and 4 foreign glazicr.
in order that the matter should not bc
talked 81 in the neighhorhoo.l. and per.
sonnlly saw the arrangements carried
ont. iou can now understand my rca-
sons for not having il mc,ldled with :
yes. sir; and YOU can now understand
that the condition Of the will must take
effect. No sign of the coffin or the
body even was 10 bc discovered III the
ruins Of that house. have had rigid
search made, To no purpose; the old
gentlemans remains have been con.
samed, have mingled with mother,
earth, and the money passes as Il matter
Of course to the Scamen's Hospital l
have not 4 penny ia the world. What
can you do for mcg"
Il Is not necessary for mo to say what
did for Mr.. Gayling. but finding by a
visit to Doctors Commons, and other
evidence, that his story WAS substantial.
" correct, ! felt his case WAS II hnr,l one.
certainly strange one, and | acted,
hope, not ungenrronsly toward him.
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