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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08
LEGALNOTICE.
la the Probate Court of Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah,
In the matter of the Estate of Johl
Hagell, deceased
Notice of time Appointed for Prov
ing Wills, etc.

pURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
L said Court, made on the Sd day
of April, A. d., 1888, notice is here
by given that Monday, the 10th day
of April, A. D.. 1883, at 10 o'clock
am. of said day, at the Court Room
of said Court, at the residence of
Judge Elias Smith, in the City and
County of Salt Lake, have been ap.
pointed as the time and place for
proving the viii of the said John
Hagen, deceased; and for hearing
the application Hannah d. Hageii
and VIM. II. Naisbett for the issu.
ance to them of letters testamen-
tary, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest
the same.
Dated April 3. 1883.
d. B0CKHOLT,
ap4 Clerk of Probate Court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08
TERRITORY OF UTAH,

TnHH1 County po Of SAT- sait Lake. IS.
I, D. Bockbolt, Clerk of the Probate
Court in and Tor the County of Salt
Lake, in the Territory of Utah, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and correct copy Of the order
OF said court in the matter of the estate
of T. W. Ireland, deceased, as appears Of
record in my Office.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the
[sEAL.J seal Of said Court, this 29th
day of March "A. d. 1883.
D. BoCKHoLT, Probate Clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08

How inexpensive, and yet how eff
feetive is tie great substitute for
Sulphur Baths. GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP.
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE,
Black or Brown, soc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08
A Bloody Prize Fight.

Wilkosbarre. There was 8 prize
fight this morning near Nsntioke be-
tween Slsvin and Mike Ca7anaue b.
The fight vas long and bloody one,
twenty-five rounds being fought. Slav in
vas knocked down twenty two times.
Cavanaugh wss winner. Both were ter
ribIy disfgured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER.
OF Bourbon. Ind, says: "Both my
self and wife owe our lives 10 SHI.
.LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
Said By z c. II. L Drug Store, (Ql
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08
Sick Horses.

st. Louis. Tt is reported shst horses
are suffering in q few localities in this
state from the pink eye, CHAMBERS and 8
kind OF nervous. disease, termed by some
spinal menipgsitis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08

NASAL INJECTOR free with
oh bottle Of ShiIuh's Catarrh
t,medy. Price soc: Sold by z. G.
u l. Drug StGie DO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.

In the matter of the Estate OF Christie
pher @. Warn. deceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court of the County
Of Salt Lake, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the estate of T. W. Ire
land. Deceased.

Order appointing time and place for
hearing application to sell real property
and directing notice to be given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
Tn the Probate Court Of Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah.

Notice of time appointed for proving
will. etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-08
Notice of Time Appointed for Proving
Will, etc.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
l. said Court. made on the I'd lay OF
April, AID. 1888. notice is hereby given
that Monday, the 18th day of April,
AID. 1885, at IL o'clock am. of said
day, at the Court Room of said Court, ii
the residence of Judge Elias Smith, in
the city and County of Salt Lake, have
been appointed as the time and place for
Proving the Will of said Christopher @.
Warn, deceased, and for hearing the ap-
plication Of Mary Jane Warn for the
issuance to her of letters testamentary,
when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same.
Dated April 2, 1884,
D. 5OCKHOLT,
apps Clerk of Probate Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-25

Highsrd, Of England. There we've five
charters, II. W. Hjghsm, OF England, o. J..
Young. Of Boston: John s Prince. the
CHAMP pion OF America; Thomas Harrison,
exchampion Of America end Fred g
Rollins. Highams time was ive miles. l6
NH Euhs, - seconds; ten miles, 3S uinutes,
~ seconds; fifteen miles, So miautes, Isl
ssconos; twenty miles. hour. 9 minutes,
3% seconds. Prince was second in honr.
mlnutss seconds, and Young third in
hour, 10 minutes. - seconds. Hisham and
frnte lett for Minneapolis TO night.
Prize Fight Near Pitt.burrh.
PlTrsBURSH, August a AT .upris. Mi.
morning difficulty between Isaac Agnes
and Richard Thornton resulted in a r,,u.
lar prize fight each side having their sec
onds, and John Whitaker sctinz a. ref.
cree. Sam Ayers was the second for Isaac
Agness Snd John Laing for Thornton. They
lought three rounds, when il was decided
Q draw. Thornton, however. displayed a
httle the best science, and had the tigh;
continued would probably have been win
ner.
New Sporting Paper.
HARRIsBuEG, Pa, August "A charter
was granted to-day TO the Sporting Life
fubllshlpg Company, OF Philadelphia, with
a capital stock OF $4,000. The object OF
the company is to publish a journal de.
voted entirely TO athletic aud other sports.
iesterday's Games.
Bsltimores -; Eclipse, s.
Clncinnatis, ): Athletic, 5.
81. Louis, Is; Alleghepys. Sc
Toledos, .; Springfields, O.-Six innings,
Quincys I, Bay Citys 9.
Fl Waynes ,, Grand Rapids 3.
Ssginaws IL Peorias l0-twe!ye innings.
Providence 3, Boston /.
Chicsgo I, Buffalo l.
Detoi;s :, Cleyelands S-game called on
enih inning on account OF darkness.
Brook iyn ). Columbus d.
New Iorks ., Philadelphias 3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-25
WOMAN'S WAYS.

q I....y1'a lady fell in love with a man
Old er. =h 10 be her grandfather. They
wee n...rird, and are noS as happy as two
tu-t!e Dsyss.
\ Winnipeg widow was wooel and won
ai,er ae.k's courtship by one-eeyd man
,wio vs. worth half 4 million dollars. Love
fmi,,s "a: bank accounts.
\ Z. ION housemaid, who, about to
lesye Unexpectedly, was urged TO give a
fea>on for II, simply said: Il can; stay, the
sounc ladies' speak such bad grammar"
\ Worcester wii5wer married girl not
u; ont Of her teens because she resam5led
bis oldss; dsught-r. tie is now sorry he
ai7r'' visit until hi~ darch'o- I'o1 ~ 0nt
BARRED.
4 Beaufort bachelor so greatly admired
h. way in which his houSskeeper prePar-
III his rrGye that he proposed, and was ae'
sepr,l with such eagerness thati' nearly
took hi, brea,k away.
\ Intisr girls in the Indian Territory l nl-
sersirv are studying German, French Lat
A. and r-rek. geology, moral philosophy,
po.it.cs. economy and other branches oi
Ale co.l.gr course.
j A, Long Branch one OF ;he bellies Of the
s,a>oD recently wore four different cos
apmss before dinner. She had evidently
aost her appetite and hal been advised by
her physician 10 take exercise.
-, f.,,,r F,,,,r,v NJ Pals has cot an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-25
ROCHESTER'S RUINS.
The Loss of Life Exaggerated in
the Confusion and Disorder.
Heatrending Scenes of Distress-Of Two
Hundred Houses not Enough Re-
mains to Construct Shell
ter for the Wounded.

RI, nSErLR, MINI, August 24.-The
streets OF the city are full of people from
all over the State, drawn here, some from
curiosity and some to care for friends,
while large number are prominent men
from all positions of the State who come to
see the effects of the cyclone, that they
may know the extent and needs Of the VIC
tins. On every side can be heard OF some
new freak or
Power Of the Monster,
til the heart sickenS at their recital. Re-
ports from the hospital are to the effect
nat tie children are much improved,
while some OF the men are worse and can
not live. The list of killed has been exag.
gerated through confusion OF names.
C"reinl inquiry shows that sixteen com.
prlSes all the instantly killed. The reason
assigned by the city undertakers for the
error Is that four are said to have been
taken 10 Crme cry by friends, which is
not tue. and the names Of four other VIC
umS were incorrectly given and thus aided
To swell The List.
Ore thousand men, women and children of
a class that possess hardly anything out
side their homes and what there is in
them, are to-day without ANYTHING. OF
two hundred houses which stood before
the approach of the storm there is not suih.
Cient material to build an ordinary frame
shelter. She same is true of household
furniture and clothing. The people are
poor and must be cared for. At present
they are lodged in private houses ware.
houses, empty stores and halls, and are
being i ,Eg isg BBHTohdgg6c and $35S65 have been
70 Gn among the citizens. St. Paul has
.aSssCribed 5000. Minneanois Sl2NO,
Winona 50 OO0, Saltwater $1,000, Lake CITY
20 500, Red Wing 500 and Hastings $lVC.
Owottoua and MauketO have also respond-
pd. The great need of the people can only
hc appreciated by those who have seen
their condition. A gentleman who VISITED
the hospital to-day and saw Gregg ana his
six motherless children all seriously hurt,
wrote check for 800 and gave 1t to Judge
Stusr,. chairman Of the Relief Committee,
for the benefit Of the afflicted family. since
then n,,
and the helplessness OF these young or
pbsns is typical of the general distress.
The report OF disaster TO passenger
train at Zumbrota Falls grew out OF
freight train disaster there, in which hre-
man was killed, and the reported disaster
d;i mot Occur. The loss OF life by the cy-
clone in the country adjacent to Rochester
has not vet been accurately computed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-25
PRESIDENTIAL PALAvER.
rhaArniIahilIIK of Mr. TIIden.

Nrw YoEH, August 24-In the course OF
a lengthy editorial on presidential possio.
ifties. the Herald this morning says OF
Mr. Tilden's chances:
"As the Democrats. they mean to do
the right thing. They are going to nomin-
ate Nj. Tilden. He does not weigh two
hundred and fifty pounds; but he is, at any
rate in the belief OF his friends, good
nan. and. fortunately, the election of 1850
showed that no man need expect TO be-
come President merely because he weighs
two hundred and fifty pounds. Mr.. Til
don was in lsSO, very important mem eer
OF bis party-one whose immense strength
has been demonstrated on national he.d.
lie retains that high pre-eminence yet-foE
n, bodv since then has disputed il. Hence
the n 0yenent to nominate him, with or
without Mr.. Hendricks, as the case may
ha -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-25

EX-GOVERNOR PIERPoNT
An Henored Gnest az Chnufauqua. Yes.
'erday-six Thousand People Pres.

An Honored Gnest az Chnufauqua. Yes.
'erday-six Thousand People Pres.
entt
tH1TAuoUA, n. Y, August 24.-Six
thousand persons assembled in the Amphi.
theatsr this afternoon to hear the singing
Ct theFederal and Confederate war songs
and addresses by Judge Albion, of New
York and Rev. DR.. Atticus p Haywood, of
georgia. DR.. Vincent asked all the
Soldiers of Either Army
present to gather in the rear of the plat
form and two hundred responded.
"A letter was read from Senator ColQuitt,
of Georgia.
An ori ginal song, "0ur Nation Forever"
composed at the suggestions of President
LeWlsMIller, by Wsllace Bruce, OF Pough-
kepste, and set to music by C. G. Case, was
sung BY the choir and the congregation
with line effect The services were the
most Impressive ever held in Chautauqua.
Several old Confederates participated.
ex-governor PierrepOnt, of West vIr.
ginia,
was on the platform.
DR.. Vincent reported that there were two
hundred and twelve students in the Chau-
tauq1a School of Languages for 1888.
A reception was given President Miller
and Superintendent John Vincent in the
parlors OF the hotel this evening. The ex.
eercises OF the day closed with display of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-25
MOI Yellow Fever.
IN OUTRAGE
Upon Common Decency and Cour-
tssy.

Io.poy. August 2i.-The Times this
morning again comments on the article
AGAINST France recently published in the
Berlin North German Gazette, and when
has attracted much attention throughout
the whole OF Europe. 1t says:
The Gazettc's article is gross and de-
libcrate insult. II it fails TO shock the
public opinion OF Europe, it is only be-
cause we are accustomed To hear Germany
address France in terms wholly unknown
TO European diplomacy. TS prefer an un'
,enable chsrge in Language calculated 70
wound and humiliate France IS
An Outrage on Deceucy and Courtesy
uiplomacy has abundant resources for
cor duc,iDr controversy without reyerLlng
IN the language Of vulgar menace. The
Paris pspers give various reasons l)r the
article. including the recent unveiilhB NJ
CourbeyOic uf the monument cOmm'hora
Two of the defense of Paris, the vote Tor
fortress artillery, the tour OF inspection oi
General Thibauder, French Minister Oh
Wsr and the completion oi tue irs VI,
the Eastern frontier. The Paris National
.trcs the idea 81 mobilIZlng the ffehch
troops hes hcsn abandoned.
= niWeeF fT"" NP'
M.pprp. Nus'i.t p The Imperial says
H.. Spanish representatives. abroad nave
e,, 20 the Cthrn.i the opinions 0i variou'
.orpipn rovc,s regarding the right OF span
TO n.ske H." rspr-s"rta'i"ns to Franc" ~
r.srr,rce :, rh. attitude a that county
,ogalt, SUN. The Imperial says THIS j.
Re rru'an.. ur'.iT ~ the report thH
,,lectir- Ir. s,gi.sh hy Germany. ~.
via ,rd l. -.r r"s,iya n the rp1drc' ot
France toward. Spain, had been sent the
French Govcrumeni.
prancc khouId he Prepared Ior ~"
Emergency.
LoSpoS. August 2i.-Tbe Paris press IN
.ist ,hst they have gwen Germany nc
inst cause for Offense. They say france
sincerely desires peace. She should keep
calm, but be prepared for an emergency.
A WRTIiEe Move.
L0xpos. August q The Cologne "a
ystta hint. that the Reichs.sg was sum
| moped owing 10 an intention to mooiIiz
| the troops.
Another Slap In the Face.
BERLIN. August q The North German
| Gazette saws that nobody outside OF Franc
| believes the assurances OF the French pres
that Frsnce always desired peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-25
BRlEFLY TOLD.

VsSuvius threatens to startle Italy with
8 regular hay fever sneeze.
The Prince Of Monsco is trying to sell his
principally for $50 100000.
To pay fer Cbandler's trip Uncle Sam
shells out ten dollars an hour.
John Quirk, laborer, who died at Nor.
wicb, Conn, last week was 10 years old.
Nearly 10000 watermelons were con-
sumed in Cincinnati during the month of
July.
A bsd hop year is predicted, making two
in succ,, sion, as last year had deficient
crop.
Cuyoboca county, Ohio, raised 80 di.
yorCe suits last year. This is the largest
crop on record.
Omaha spends 500 OOO year on her pub
lie schools, snd the larger portion OF the
money comes from liquor license.
Eleven Police Justices in New York
draw salaries OF 5000 each, or nearly as
much as the Judges on the Supreme
BGneb at Washington. -..
There is penny savings bank in Phila.
delpbia which has SiOO deposited by go
dspositors. They are sill children, and the
largest sum possessed by one is SIS.
\ green stem of oats fifty inches high
was found recently by boy near Lancas.
ter, Y. Y, growing out of a stone, its roots
having thrust themselves into some small,
round oridces, and thus held the stem per-
peEdiCulsr.
There are said to be about 1000 dent.
lists in mis- country, who put 81 10000 of |
metal into teeth each year and about one
ion Of pure gold is used annually. The
making OF artificial teeth is large indus. |
Try also, about 1, 10000 being made annu-
ally. only one American in eighty has
teeth perfectly free from decay.
After describing he repeated failures of
q tumble bug TO get his ball out of a rut,
the Indianapolis News adds: Finally he ]
F,uWed oU: space, like sort of railroad
cut. with a smaller slope than the buggy,
Bri pushed his hall triumphantly out
through it. Was that reason? Il was ex-
actly the course taken 10 raise the great
SIuEsa IA 5 Of N,neyeh. Has a tumble
yu- go, a uind'
Wm T. Vanderbilt; is credited with hav.
rs given swsy more than S3OyO.OOJ in
'hsrity within q comparatively few years.
latw:r. ,iard ng.thIs laUdAble extravasance
I is in mated that Mr. Vanderbilt still has
pie every day for dinner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-25
WITHOUT A PRICE.
Stanley Matthews Elevation to
the Supreme Bench
NOT AIDED BY JAY GoULo's MONEY.
Correspondence Between Washington Nc
Lean and the Great Telegraph
Msgnate-Vaying Views
Of the Ohio Campaign.
Not A Bargain.


NEW YORK, August 24.-The Sun pub
fishes the following correspondence, thi
morning:
JAMESTOWN, r. l., July %, 1888.
DEAR SIR:-I am an old friend of Stanley
Matthews, and took an active part in haV
ing him confirmed. / am sorry TO see the
New York newspapers charge that you
agreed to subscribe large sum to the Gar.
Geld election fund upon a bargain with
Garfield that he would, if elected Presi
dent, send to the Senate the name of Stan,
ley Matthews to fill any vacancy occasioued
by resignation, death, or otherwise, on the
Supreme bench. Will you be so kind as
to
Tell Ne Frankly
whether there is any truth in this, or
whether you made any arrangement at all
10 have HIM placed upon the Supreme
bench. feel that / have right to ask
This Of you because l worked hard aud in
good faith for his confirmation, having
known him from his boyhood and believed
in his great ability and integrity.
Very truly yours,
[Signed ] WAsHINGToY MCLEAN.
To Jag Goutd, Esq, New York City:
The Denial.
l95 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, July 81, SO.
Washington Mclean, JameStou1t, r. l.:
DEAR SIR: | have your letter. The
story that | ever paid any money to Sc
cure the nomination of Stanley Mathews,
or any one else. TO the Supreme Bench, is
a pure fabrication. / had no bargain or
with Gen. Garfield of any
sort, directly or indirectly. My sclu in
snCe with Mr.. Mathews was not intima'e
Indeed now that | write | remember II
vas at your own private solicitation. after
his nomination, that asked Mr.. Plumb
ny an open telegram to aid if consistent,ia
his coD frmatiOn. Mathews was never
ny counsel, indeed. he was the friend il
not also the counsel for the Texas and Pa.
;iiiC, then controlled by Thos. y. Scott, and
Shich was at the time hostile interest
o those in which | was interested. Yours
Iuly. JAY GoULD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-25
WESTON WAITS.
Fatal Runaway Accident t-Teachers
Institute-Odd Fellows Celebration
per,OnaI aud General.

Personal and General.
SDeci1l 10 the Register.
WESTON, W. Va, August &.-Mr. Wm'
". Jarvis, of Minora, Calhoun county re-
tuning from a visit to Marion county,
s,o,ned about mile from Weston to feed
his horse by the roadside, and while MI
Hamrick was pouring the corn into the
trough Mr.. Jarvis removed the Bride the
wife and the child remaining seated IN
the buggy. The horse, thinking he was al
liberty.
Dashed Rapidly Down the Road.
After going about hundred yards the
child was thrown out unharmed: and ABOUT
fl,v wards further on the wife was thrown
IN p Ground and received injuries, irDm
which she died the following DAY. lhe
horse ran six miles. passing vehicles etc.
and was finally checked without injury 10
himself or buggy.
Our County Institute.
conducted by Prof. I. 4. Hodges, is IN ses,
sicn, with sn enrolment OF one hundreu
aud thirteen teachers
Capt. S,oy passed through town on
Saturday. While here he WAS seFenaued
Prof T, A. Lewis left this morning for
Point Pleasant He has been writing up
| the history of Lewis county;
Miss Mary Dorsey. OF Wheeling, VINO
hiss been visiting her numerous irendS IN
| this place, left for home yesterday.
Hon. S. p. Mccormick, OF Grafton, was
| registered at the Bailey House Tuesday.
| Burr" Tracey left for Malta Bend, MO-,
Wednesday. He will enter into business A'
! that place.
Thel o OF. celebrated their anniyer-
sary on Monday night They bad
An Elegant supper.
| Hon. W. f. Lively delivered the address
and the band discoursed sweet music.
Our young people enjoyed most pleas,
| ant SOCIAL hop at the elegant residence OF
Judge Henry Brannon Tuesday night. ;,
| DR.. kunsts new residence - Tspluiy
nearing Completion. II will be one ot the
finest residences in town.
Miss Mamie Hayissou, Of Jacksonville
is visiting relatives in our town.
Miss Addie Akin. OF Jane Lew, Is Vis.t
| ing Miss Abbie Clifton. 1T.
c. +. Morton, edito- OF the 1len'ii'
Crescent, hes been in town for 3 few days
Mrs N. A Bailey is visiting Mrs. FIof'
| Camden, OF Petersburg.
Miss Dora Chaliant is in attendance upoi
Hon. + G. Cracraft, Of your city, was II
town couple oi days this week en- roup
10 The fsmGus Webster Springs
Col. J. C. Wilson. OF Austin, atirs;te'
wide spread attention in Webster Tuesday
He vss arrsyed in a full uniform ot yeI
iowish hue. He was the observed ot q!
observers. ,
,Ee HrGlsTER containing the retutauo
Many Fai>e Charges
!, which hsv- ben recRntiy mad II the II
, ,sIIi-srcer concerning the Insane AsvluH
Mrs Adam A'chis1n. an aged lady
Weston. died this morning.
; The corpors,ion hss inst had well SUI lt
: IN ib4 street near the Bailey H use. Tn
Z will Gil long felt need.
!, French Hays hss Just arrived ffo'n
+ ,1tended trip 10 London aud o;hsf ioreiE
points.
Two children of Mrs. Flora sherrard We
struck by lightning this evening. bat \
: dangerously hurt They WSre eatIag 81
n per .rd the lightning entered the 'Si
= srd rrs,ed he'~rsn 'ksT', ie'i-g them
=: stor :sGssi:ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-25
DEATHS BY DROWNING.
Sad Accident at BeIprs, Mar
Parkersburg.
4 Father and Son Meet Death in the Ohio
The Bodies Recoyered-Ths Disas-
ter al Wells Beach, Maine.
Special 10 the Regis'er.

Spccidt TO the REGISTER.
PAREEESUrRr, W. Va, August 2i.-Par
EeIsburg and the neighboring village of
Belpre are shrouded in sorrow over the
drowning of John VI. Hale and son, which
occurred in the Ohio river here this after.
noon about 3 o'clock. NJ. Hale accompa.
MED his son, aged nine years, to the river
a short distance above Belpre, where the
son went to bathe, the father
Watching Him From the shore.
The boy could not swim and was p.d.
DING about in the water when he slipped
INTO the deep channel at the mouth of q
little run emptying into the river at that
point The fathers attention was directed
10 something else for moment, and only
saw the boys hand above the water as he
went down. Mr.. Hale could not swim, but
Intent on saving the life of his boy, and
not thin king Of his own life.
The Noble Hearted Father
rushed TO ;he rescue and both found a
watery grave. The bodies OF both were
Ohio and vest NIrgIu Ia, -urIrrS eIrSos"~ 49,
General agent OF J. Z. Hale, piano manu-
fscturer OF New York City, who IS
brother of the diseased. Mr.. uAle's sur
yiyipg family, consisting Of wife and two
children. are all at the Belpre Hotel where
thew have been spending the summer ipr
several wears and hsve drawn about them
hosts of warm friends who are doing ali IN
their power to sOOthe the distracted ana
almost hroken. hearted wife. The remains
viii probably be taken east for burial.