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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-04
DI.NIyON

DESnoN, Nov. 3.-lspecial.l-A young
man named Berry, who has been chiei
clerk in the insurance Office OF A. Coffin for
two years, attempted suicide last night by
taking morphine He had been drinking
too much, aud while under the influence
of liquor, entered the house Of Madame
Rivers and took the drug. Physicians were
called. who succeeded In saving his life,
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polaa nnd Mlren Oni.

Sioux FAILS, OAK, Nov. S.-By direc-
tion ofthe city council, the telephone poles
and wires on the principal streets were cut
this morning by policemen. An order for
the removal OF ihe poles 20 alleys had been
disrerarced by the company. The plant Is
the property Of the Erie Telegraph aud
Telephone company,
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AuSrIN.

AUSTIN, Nov. 3.-lSpecial The Kyle
seminary, Hayes county, filed charter,
The governor Ia In receipt OF a letter from
Willbarger county saying the sheriff Is
in collusion with gang Of gamblers and
rouehs, aud that lawlessness prevails to an
alarming degree II possible, he will have
rangers sent there to assist the officers.
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WACO,
WACO, Nov. s-[Speeia Late last
night the firm OF Tueket & Willis, drug.
gis,s, flcd writ Of assignment in the
county clerks otncs; the liabilities are
placed at $3.50, ,hs estimated assets be-
tween 81 eco aud 400. The heagias credt.
tors are Richardson 4 Co, 81 Louis, S6lSA.
Fhe Ma!iuckr0ut chemical works 81 ,043,
and the Waco national bank 81 OlO, The
rest OF the sums sworn 10 10 their Gled
statement run from Sl0o 10 elo0, DR.. W.
l. Barker is the assignee The failure OF
/ the firm is ascroed to parties Indebted 10
I them not having paid up. All the mer-
I chants In town express the utmost sympa.
/ thy for the TWO gentlemen,
/ Lem Chambers, grocer man,
who was about to fail. an.
/ tIcipated matters to-day by selling out
his stock He claims that he sold for 81
/ lSO, he puts his liabilities at 81 500 net. II
Is thought they will run considerably oyeT
that sum
O,uon declined from 10 ctn,s yesterday
TO 0SS cents to-day.
The Waco bar viii In ell likelihood elect
a special iudie 10 preside On aoudaY ow
ing 70 the continued Illness of Judg'
Gerald
g. 0. Bales returned TODAY to WscC
from an extended tGip through Tennessee
, Two negro iaborers Ia the Waco Oll mills
East Waco, become involved il
"a quarrel on Saturday morn
ing which culminated 10
? fight later IN the day. One Ot them named
Charles Bailey, attacked the other with
large knife. Tue man whose name
John Hamilton, ran for shot distance
= when he turned, picked up Rn iron hai
u with which he struck Bail
j, on top Of the head, inhlo,in
3 wound from which he will probably die
fhe quarrel was begun over a p'oc0 O
y tobacco. Hamilton Is still ~ large.
A negro county convict name
q Mccain who was employed O
the farm OF A. O. Dawson, VII
has the contract TO work count
conviCls escaped but was captured an
's forced to work out his term. lie VI
D. brought TO town today al
,t lodged in the fail TO ava
:, his trial IN the county court Tor attemptit
p" to eysde his punishment. The penalty 4
is this oilense is two years.
IN Joe Sanderier and Dick Sparks tv
u railroad men, became enyo.y,
y, in row In the Georgia HOu
a tonight and beat each other up pretty bs
lV with their isis.
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Timeto Conaid.r

CmcAoo, NoJ. 3.-The Transcontinenia-
road association managers, aler some fur
ther deliberAtion, decided TO allow Mr..
Ristine until next Wednesday TO decide
whether he would accept the commissions
ership OF the pool. aud then adjourned TO
meet at Topeka on that dale.
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reat CAae-.I,AIluren

CHICAGO, Nov, SAN attemptwas made
before Judge Rogers. IN the circuit court,
to-day to test the validity and scope OF the
state high liconoe bill, providing minl
mum license OF e220 for beer and $500 a
year for whisky saloons, The suit was in
the form OF a mandamus 20 compel the
mayor 70 issue to saloon keeper Sl00
license under the local ordinance ia effect
prior 20 the passage OF the state license
law. The court held that the state leeisla.
tive enactment was binding aud deuied the
petition. The matter now goes to the SUI
preme court without DELAY.
G, s. Richardson, wholesale dealer Ia
boots and shoes, was closed oy the sheriff
today 10 satisfy a Judgment entered by a
confession during the torenon, His liahili.
ties are estimated at S96 600; assets Sl5,.
The liabilities OF Culver, Page, Hayne K
Co., the stationers who failed this week. are
stated to be $3.50 OOO; assets, sS2f COO.
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CmcAoo, Nov. S.-Ellerry II, Andrews
a clerk in the Northwestern National bank :
who confessed three days ago to the em-
bezzlement Of 30 600, pleaded guilty this
morniny aud wae sentenced tor three years
I'm the penltentlary.
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WIN Act

San FRANclscO, Nov. 3,-EK.uOvefnof
Beveddge, OF Illinois. telegraphs that he
VIII act as director Of the
Uaited States Central railway,
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GREBNyILLE

GGErSyuLE, Nov. 3.-[Speoisl l-Auoth-
or wire fence cutting is reported near Black
Jack, IN Hopkins county. In which one
mile and a half OF fence was completely de-
stroyed Ii belonged to Mr.. Jones, Of
Sherman
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ELoIS, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-The dwelling house
aud barn on the farm Of Fred Wetllnger,
Ave miles south Of this city, was burned
yesterday, causing the death OF thirty hvo
c)WB ana four horses,
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Frenoh NoneY RaoeIred

Nav YoRK, Nov. 3.-The steamer Main
brings $50. 900 francs to ], & w. solgman,
aud $50 900 francs TO Heidelbancd, Elekel.
helmpr 4 90.
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CoEHcANA, Nov. g. Special The
hydrants for the water.works have arrived
and pipe.lay Ing will cOmmegCe next week
Mr. Frank HYATT leaves tonight for NoW
York via Galveston,
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sloner OF the rransocntinentAl association.
has declined the oftice, owing 10 tho desire
OF the managers OF the railroads interested
10 make an immediate decision.
Juuge hawes Ia the circuit court this
morning sentenced the man Zimmerman 10
slN months IN county jail, for attempted
bribery OF the Juror IN the interest OF lhs
Northwestern railway, which was heing
sued tor personal damages.
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Sonora, GALA. Nov 9.-Hishwaymen
stopped the Milton stage this morning aud
took Wells. Fargo 4 Co'sexpross bag, con-
tanning "a 700.
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Bonus TO Juto Machine.

vioKsBuRa, Nov. 3.-GeorRe West, Of
BallLou, offered bonus Of 5000 to a
machine that will prepara jute.Abrs formAr.
ket, at u price 10 compare with same quail.
~ from lndia.
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Foreign Ahalrs.

sAfLIfF sHoT.
DUBLIN, Nov. A bAillh was shot dead
last night 10 his house, at Castle Blakney,
county Galwar, no arrests,
INPosTER or LuHATic.
BuRLrE, Nov. 3.-The press generally re-.
gard PiotrOwski who states that he was
sent by the Russian ktSihsts TO kill Bis
marok, as an impOster or lunatic.
1HE LORD MAYOR RETuRNs.
DumIN, Nov S--Lord Mayor Dawson
has returned from Londonderry sud was
received with great enthusiasm. A pro-
cession with bands OF music ard torches es-
coried him to his residence, where Sexton
addressed the multitude, and denounced
the treatment OF the lord mayor 10 London
/ darrV
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Declines Attempted bribery Punished.
CHrcAoo, Nov. S.-6eorRe W. Ristine,
who was rendered the position oi commits.
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General Grant says ne has never stayed
long elougn In one place 20 form local at
u chments, but that II Is his Intention to
!, main 10 New York city, where he can Ds,
q, ar his children. =
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Braa Barney, president of the road and
offer him every reasonable inducements,
such as the fcee right OF way aud large
money consideration TO br.ag his road 20
Gllmer, Our cllissns Aye worked
up ever the mAttey, aud iaiend
10 have the road at ell events
Business thls seagou % Tar, Is without a
precedent as to proportion. We have al
ready received over ~ bales OF cotton ard
il isstill coming al ihe rate oihiiy toRsventy
bales per day.
District court opens vi this place Mondsy
morning, with fair amount 0fbuslness on
the docket
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IoYpoNnIRY, Nov. 3s-Seyeral hundred
factory women are on strike because the
proprietor refused TO discharge man In
the factory who moved that the corpora
tion Of Londonderry resflnd the.resoluuons
granting permission TO the lord-mayor OF
Dublin TO lecture In she city hall, The wo
men parade the streets erylBg tod save
Ireland" They were attacked aud stoned
by q mob which they 3 ight desperately,
but the police finally dle,ersod the mob.
PLACED UNDER suRyElLAgcE.
SIS. pErERsBuRG, Nov y -Punce Bedel0h,
who originated TIC device Of wreath with
broken chains, one OF the floral offerings al
tho funeral Of Turxuenilh. the Russian
novelist, has been expelled from st. Peters
burg and placed under surveillance,
TREtdHr TRAIN rRTCirirArEp.
WiYNErKa, Nov. 3.-The Canadian Pa
cihc freight train and eighteen cars coming
east over the Fort Arthur branch, boz,
down the heavy irrs''e'work ut Hawk Lak'
yesterday, and pr a.tated the ontire ttsir
| with the exemption BE engine, into al
Immense gorge. p ives were lost. Tit
Dominion govern hed prohibited IN,
running Of trains .is branch for seyeta
wears.
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oNsriRAcy--IRILOw FGyER,
HAVANA. Nov. S~rWenty deaths from
yellow fever during the past week.
The late rain st Santiago de CuNa, done
much damage TO property, htty houses we're
destroyed Cubans at hey West and q
number Of bandits entered into oausp,'
racy 10 make descent on Cuba and also
contemplate assassinat,ng the spanish
consul at Key West,
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JoKiso APPRENTICES,

HALIFAX, Fov. s.--lnlenso excitement
was caused this morning by the discovery OF
a suspic ous looking box floating from her
majesty : dock outwGfds towards one OF the
war ships. Men fom the latter
secured Il, and found q 20 contain a bladder
iull OF something connected with olockwork
machinery. The admiral was summoned
the machinery disconnected aud the
box opened. A couple Of apprentices Of the
workshops OF the yard, confessed that
they had arranged the thing for a joke,
The story, however, got abroad,
and not until late the next day and az
ter personal visit 10 the
dockss were fears Of the citizens quleted.
MOODY.
LONDON. Nov. Moody, the evangelist
begins mission OF six months to.mororw.
The services will be conducted In an iron
chapel, built for the ocoAson, to seat 5,OOC
people.
BILL IN IoufrY.
PORTLAND, Nov. 3.-rhe DILL IN equity
was begun by ]. Winslow Jones and n. ID
Ellis, stockholders OF Winslow Packing
company, against Q. Z. Matlooks president
OF the corporation. II is alleged that Mat
lacks missappropriated about 500 600 and
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PARIS Nov while Nile. Nmzandt
the American prima donna, was returning
home from the opera comiqus last night, a
man armed with revolver, attacked her.
The police heard her cries aud arrested the
assailaut He gave the name Of heflacy
aud it, said that he had previously threat
ened Mile
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DYNAMirH rAncFL.

LoNpoSpEREy. Nov. s.-A man handed
a parcel to dock policeman last night, re-
questing the officer 10 deliver IL TO another
constable. The parcs. was placed In the
dock yard and " exploded.
TO ATTACK BlENtNH,
Hons KoNG, Nov Admiral COurbCt
has assumed command Of the French force
at Hanoi, aud will attack Boeninh with
1000 men aud thirty guns.
GENERAL ROW.
LoNpoNpURRY. Nov S.--The disorders arls-
ing from the hostility Of the orangemen
and nationals continue, and breaking win.
dows il general. A nationalist was stabbed
to-day, and rows sud Draining persons are
ueQuent on oil sides. RrvOlveTs aud other
weapons are used.
ouECttJRArLE 1EsrlMoNN.
KINGSTON, ONT, Nov, S.-lhe grand jury
declare the testimony q agnostica should
not be accepted in the courts OF law. Tbs
| Judge stated that ho dlssentCd from their
ylPNF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

Items are scsrce down here-ail the
the accidents and incidents are In
Eureka
Clint Williams, while grinding cane,
got the fOFehnger Of his right hand
caught in the mill and taken Off at
the first joint, and one cord vas pliled
out form the muscle Of his forearm.
IL was thought for some time thnt he
would lose his arm, but be is lmPEOy-
Ing slowly.
Mrs. A. J. SeIlnan has been quite
go for some time.
John Rineman has sold his farm
20 Al. Miller for 81 400. Johnnie has
gone back TO bis old home. Ia Penna.
There Is big new house going mp
On the s w Of Sec. 12, Town IS.
range !, We have not been able TO
learn who the owner is. A brand
new school house In Eureka town
ship, is being started Size 30ix4O.
Some worthless sealaWsg threw q
lighted cigar in the grass near Esq.
Dresser's house, while be was away
from home. and but for the Timely as
-istance of II. G. GFider, who was on
the road 10 Solomon, his house would
have been burnt up with all its con
tents 4
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An EIsa.niP. Performance.

"AltbOuge the typical American is
rather 3 sober fellow, and educates his
face 20 an eXnression Of habitual gray
ity, there is no one Who sess more
quickly than be the point OF q joke
% who carries in bis soul kesnsr an
probation Of fun. Tt IS this popular
f0ndnes for joke and absurdity hat
hes made the lighter ordeFs ofconedy
90 attractive 10 the people. and has
given 20 the stage q ralaxy or comic
professianals,' whose superiors cannot
be produced IN the world. The drama
OF the Hidden Hand" as presented
at the Academy Of Music lasf evening.
By Whitley sOfiginai'' Hidden Hand"
Company, was q fair sample Of this
bright and attractive school Of enter
tainment, while the Immense audience
that crowded the house to witness the
exhibition would seem to fully sustain
our declaration. The play, upon its
nero literary merits, Il q good one !:
bur, assisted by the cemblned talent
Of the splendid company it brousht 10
It's support last evening, it seemed 70
fairly burn with interest, or bristle
with Witileism from the beginning 70
the close. The beautiful sOnEa Of OQD-
itOiG were Of themselves worth the
price Of admission. while In the ab-
surdlties Of Wool, or the Droll petu-
lenee Of the irritable HtfTTicdne, the
spectator found no point at which
either his interest or his amusement
seemed 10 languish until the curtain
fell upon the closing scene. The COM
pany ls a good Oue-thoTougly equipped
IN all its appointments, and has
achieved popularity as wide az Il de-
served. ."-IQa0d SS0te Leader fDes
E0fHel. SepteRper so, 1882
Don't fail 70 witness this elegant
company, and this greatest Of all
southern comedy dramas, At the Opera
House next Thursday evening, Nov.
%, 1888. Reserved seats now on sale
and can be secured In advance, at
Whitehead & Seaman's
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M Rsu ..HIddsn nand. .

"If Ms. =. ID. L. n. SOuthWOrth
could have been ln the new Open
House last evening, there would have
been no auditor any more delighted
than herself. The "Hidden Hand, !"
her favOFite novel, was brought out
more clearly, aud the charaeters she
pictured were truer 20 her conception
Of them than ever seen 10 any other
attempt made on the stage. Mis-
Hattie Irving, from the waif of Rag
alley, and CEpit0id Black 10 C1Difeid
Le NOir, the rich heiress, was q de-
eided success, aud her every appear
ance on the siage was met with ap-
planse. Billy Roblnsonis Wool vas
d1e. and kept pace In daFkey sayings
with the Wild capriees Of Czpitol0.
The support throughout Wss FOsd,
eEd the company mad Q many fFieudaH
--LeGrcntr0rth (kGa.) Zfales, Deem
Der n. IsSf.
The above cFitis,n; from this we'll
known paper. speaks for itself con-
ceFnlng Whitsley's Hidden Hand''
Company, that appear e the Opers
House on Thursday evening Nov. =
Secure your reserved seats Ia advance,
at Whitehead 4 sesman's
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

LITTLE MAH0NE eXciainls that Ma
honeism though slightly disfigured Is
yet on deck, and the battle has but
begun. He calls upon all enemies Of
BOurbOnism 10 rally once again, shout
ing the battle cry OF freedom from the
tyranny which now oppresses the
mOther-state OF Presidents. He ar
rAlgns the BSuFbOns as follows:
We know that they are our foes and
the foes to our commonwealth; that
they have In the past psralyzed her
energies, robbed her treasury ,defraud-
ed and dwarfed her free schools,
slrangled her suffragebrought national
hate upon her, adhered to no princl-
pie, and made terms with any pros
titute or renegade who would aid
them. And that they have at last
triumphed by murder and blOodshed
thHt have disgraced the state. We
know that we have asked for and
given no quarter in the past. that we
will sccept none, and promise none
now.
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Noss ButFlns Class Goods.

In Watches, JsWelry aud Silver
ware one should have the best OF
none. MessFs. shuriey 4 Co. Chi
caeo, are making 3 speciality Of fine
goods. and n you need anything IN
Watches 10 dust and water proof
cases, Solid Silver or Triple Plated
Ware, Solid Gold or Rolled Gold
Jewelry, send 70 shurley 4 Co, they
win send 4 single article at the dozen
price. They are vOuched for and en-
dOrssd by the United States Express
Co., American Express Co., Southern
Express Co., p. w. Palmer, Post
master Of Chicago, Genl A. G. smith,
Ex-Siats Treasurer. and many others.
Goods sent on approval, with privi-
lege Termination, enabling you 70
do yoHr purchasing at home. Re
member. Sburley 4 Co. ~ State Street.
Chicago. IN. Send for their new and
beautifully illustrated catalogue.
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II is aid that 5000 people die an
nuslly I'm the United States slOne
from thls disease. In some sections
OF the country one death In every
three is from Consumption. This can
be and should be avoided our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough OF cold, and other symptoms Of
throat and lung affections that lead to
this disease. You should arrest IL
while it sin the germ. Two or three
doses Of DR.. BOsankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. II does not dry up =
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
It, but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegIn and morbid matter that accu-
mulates In the throat and lungs. II
allays all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct. Sold by
Oscar SeitE
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Advancing years, care. sickness, dlsap-
pOlutment, and hereditary predispOsi-
tiOn-an operate 20 tarn the hair gray.
and either OF them inclines q 70 shed
prematHrely. AYER's HAN YIGOR win
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
10 q rich brown or deep black. as may
be desired. It soltens aud cleanses the
scalp. giving Il q healthy action- Il
removes and cures dandruR and humors.
By rs use falling hair 3 checked. and
q new growth win be produced In al
cases where the foIllcles are not de-
stroyed OF the glands deeayed Its
effects are beautifully shown on brashy.
weak, or siekly hair. on which \ few
applications win prodace the gloss ard
freshness OF youth Harmless and sure
In is results, q Is Incompatible as
q dressing. and is especially valued
for the son lustre and richness Of tone
b impGrts.
AYER's HAM VI0OR b eoiorless;
contains neither oil nor dye; and win
not soil or color white eambrie; yet
it lasts long on the hair, and keeps
h fresh and vigorous, imparting a.
agreeable perfume.
For sale By all druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-22

IN last weeks Independent Is pub
lished a notice signed by forty one Of
the best citizens Of Saline county, in
forming John Foster, county attorney,
that on the first day Of the November
term Of the district court an appliea-
ton will be made 10y them TO the court
for an appointment Of q special county
attorney 10 present an information
against him for misdeuleanOF In Offlce.
Following this notice are appended q
lot Of stuff written by Foster, and the
these words: Each one Of the sign
eFs to the above notice ls, therefore, q
liar and q hypocrite." How and In
what manner these gentlemen are liars
and hypOerites, his highness dses not
pretend to say. No doubt he believes
they are liars and hypOCrites because
they have ventured TO disagree with
the county attorney. Mr.. Foster Of
late seems TO have a grudge against
the whole world aud puts in his time
oursing all its people by platOons, bSt-
taliOns, brigades and divisions. He
ought TO know by this time that Il
takes only a very ordinary blaekguard
TO call another liar. He had better
use arguments-nOt such language a.
that quoted. A public officer Is sup
posed to possess some dignity at least.
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THE newspaper men of Kansas and
the west generally, viii regret 70 learn
OF the death OF J. w. Robbins, which
occurred ~ Tucson. A. r., an the 18th
inst Afr. Robbins 81 one time edited
the Wlehits Beacon, hut more recent.
ly. was the Western correspondent OF
the fntsr-Oceun. Upon Gen. Grants
return from his trip around the world
he wss met by Mr. Robbins at San
Francisco, and TO him we are indebs-
esi for that wonderful description Of
that remarkable Journey across the
continent" which appeared at that
time In the columns Of the ERtez- Ocean.
he was also the correspondent that ac-
cempanisd Roscoe COnkling when he
was making bis tour through Ohio
and Indiana during the campaign Of
l8s0.Mr. Robbins enjoyed the person
al friendship Of Presidents Grant,
Garfield and Arthur. The latter in the
eprlng Of lSS2, appointing him Sur
veyor-General Of Aris0na Territory A
the hope that that climate would, II
not effect a permanent cure, at least
stay the dread disease that Was sap
ping bis life blood. Such was not 70
Be. and now the profession Il called
upon to mourn The loas Of one oflts
brightest ornaments. And those Of
us who knew him well have lost q
valued friend. and to hls widow her
friends IN this community extend
their heartfelt sympathy.