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and ffm hsf hesn dfsFni IN a. near
bis Hhnuldff. n WlH HunlnihiF
saved ~ rieass. Ia iur the pfesenel
~ M. Hnfda, who fnf. W 90 the hflti
b. np duubf wnuld haya lost ne llfe.
~. It0u Sander ampuifd thH ARM
tHfNiHHrurHH WHs mo oautQs
sic n. a lippfu, wsn hoe been
sirF ~ tie lfuCkHit house, olfi tnis
sVarirg 80 pi'l0st. he received 80
AtIon ! ~ ff0n members ~ |, q ~, w.,
order. Nuthing definite can be
heard from his relations, sud his re-
~ aims will probably DO sent IA Pres
colt, where he has tgu children and u
sister, Mr. Flippen has been travelling
for William SGhOit5n a Go, ~ 81
Loais, for snme time,
TneprOtratt a Iaeatlng a. tho Moth
odist church continues with undated
interest. n will continue for a week
longer,
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suKHMAN sIFfINGs

Iamor OF aioruing fspkr-A Little
Girl 'sy-rtIy EItlsn by Pet bear
Enjoyable EHtertaisment At tha
Opera iIouse,
SHERMAN, oot. 2.-lSpeoial.l Tho
case af Thomas Jaoksou, which was
called in the Dotted 81 los commits
tioners court this morning, was dis
missed this afternoon, tue evidence
being insufficient TO provo him gu'lY.
jackson loavos for Gainesville to-
night.
Rumor has Ct 10. day that there will
be u morniug paper started a9ol by
some merchants. It's pronounced ny
THIS avsning about O o'closk, Mary
Myss, Is l.I.lv girl employed hS De-.
Hudson, wAs quite severely bitten by
pes b5sr wnicl WAS kept IN the ropr
Of Nelson's Sa.Oon. DIR. Mnf-
rows CautefiZed end dGoSsed her
Wounds To boar was XII, u
by MCssrs. Bridgsa and kolly, AZ
sted by about 100 men aud boys,
When the bear charged AT tno crowd
H. would hayo made a monkey die
With envy 20 boo tho wsy they tors IA
blsd no tao posts on 10 r shed H. Tho
yard. BherB Woo about 30 shet, iiTGd
Al him poluT0 no vas iiunliy kilieu.
The entertainment Ia ntEht at the
opera housp, Tor Tho bcuoat OF tho
Episcopal church, was q pronounced
rucct SO. The kOu.e IVES Iiiurally
packed with the 'l.tu of tho Guy.
Those who took pert deserys Z ca
credit for ire manner IN which they
aud collectively per-
formed their paris. Tho vocal solo nf
Miss Mona DlilS deserves particular
not ce, as she wsg totally Unpropsred
Tor the part assigned her, as 10 was tho
part allotted her sister, VINO Il slight }
ipdispJsed and usabio TO ioko the
part a. psr arrsnl emcut. The vocal
soio of Miss Lille B,osn waB very |
creGitnbiy rendered and Well received. |
Ar. Frank A. Ryan was tho Zero o.
the evening, aud scanltttd himself
nicsly. Takon al lOgether, " renects |
great credit on the lsdiss VINO had Lse |
Of It's ffalr.
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SAN ANTONIO, Oct. Especial J.
The trial Of Ignacia Cor,ez is going
on In ihs distIics court. She stands
charged with the murder OF Sid M.
Siondifortb, u young lawyer OF this
place, and formerly OF Austin, who
was found dead in her residence on
the morning Of Jnly 10, The jury was
secured ana tho creator part oil the day
takon up in exRerb medical Testimony
as to whether the deceased could have
committed suicide, as alleged by
Igpscis. Tive pistol wounds were
found In his head, one entering ba.
tween the eyes and ranging
back, the othor entering tho right
temple, both traveyslng ths brain.
DR.. Rsiif testified thst Standiforth
could have tired both sbots. DIS.
Chew, q edra, Cnpples and Graves tes-
titled tnat he could not. Intense in
terest was manifested, and tho case
will hardly go to the jury bsfore next
week.
HiIderbraudt, o. this county, and
Ross, of Wilson county, have been in
diotod-HilderSrea fer forging deeds
10 land, and Ross for placing the pro-
per authentica'ion on them.
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COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 2-Tho CORE
spondenco between tie Republican
and Democr State committees to.
night results in tho acceptance by
Judge Foraker 81 Governor Hosdley's
challenge 10 q joint debate. Two meet
ings will b9 held-the first at
Toledo, October s, and the second at
Cincln nati, October 10. The discussion
is limited to three hours, OF which the
opening speaker occupies one hour, his
opponent being allowed ono and one
half hours to reply, and the first
speaker 80 minutes in which to close.
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IadOnia

LADoNIA, Oct. 2. - [Special.] - AT
Wa!lace's circus here, to day, one OF
the fakirs succeeded in stealing $iaO
in cash from Alternately Arnold, q man
10 years of age. This money was OBJ
tanned on kind of q cattle trade, in
would ,clear so per cent. on bis money
in less than 80 days. There were many
minor theits below $50.
A difficulty occurred this afternoon
in front of d .naldson's saloon be-
tween j. I. Tasor, a white man, aud
Mark Adams, a negro, in wh1ch the
negro received knife wound three or
four inches long In the left aide,
tho knife penetrating the lung. Par
ticulars are not obtaipaole. Physi-
clans think the negro win die.
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MCKINNEY, Oct. 2.-iSpecial.l A
runaway couple r.7m Duck Creek,
Dallas county, applied TO County
Clerk Wsddill for license. The young
lady being under age, they failed to
OBTAIN the necessary papers. and in
short while tJe brother of the
young lady, Mr.. Scott Alexander, APP
perred on the scene il pursuit.
Two farmers from D1ck creek, j. B.
Wilson and j. S. Rutler, brought four
bales Of cotton here today. Dslla,
m,at look to her laurels.
The B arid uiustrels gave credits-
BILE eptertainm5h at lat night st Heard's
opera house.
Several new horses entered for the
teir commanding here on the Gsh inst
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Mesquite.

MESQUITE, Oct. 2.-[Special.l Mr.
w. S. Nance, Tor many years resi-
dent Of this place, will move to Dallas
to. morrow to take charge of a hotel in
this east part of tho city.
Several new buildings are going up,
one OF which is fine dwelling by Mr..
Ebrile.
Miss Hallio Townsend, of Terrell,
paid her cousin, Mr.. j. FL, Mercer, OF
his place, a visit recently, and at
tended our Lyceum, at which she rem
dersd some fine instrumental music.
Miss Matte Seweil, of Segoville, is
visiting friends at this place.
The "hero wGod-hauler" OF the play
at the lyseum did nobly. Wen have
another,
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BRENNAN, Oct. 2-lSpecial.l-Hau-
belt Bros, dealers is general merchan-
disc, yesterday made an assignment
to Hermann Vsso, for the benefit of
their creditors. The ached le shows
liabilities to be SIS, 721 76. Schedule of
assets not yet made out, but nominal
assets are supposed to equal the liza
bilities.
The dengue fever still RACES, there
Being hundreds of cases.
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Arlington.

ARLINGTON, Oct. 2.-ISpecial.l-our
people rtgardfTHE HERALD as the pa
per oHNorth TeFas, and no invader
can ca}bture its fchIation in this city.
Farmers assure THE HERALD 'e'
portef that more Cotton wa bs msds
than tan he gathered, IL the present
beautiful weather continues for few
wet LIS.
Tho dedication, services Of the rev
Meihod,st church have bsep postponed
flon next Sunday, indtfiei ely.
Business 10 fai and everybody is
cheerful. q
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The Special Delivery System

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2-The acting
third assistant postmaster general has
called upon postmasters for a report of
the first weeks special delivery bust.
ness. Tho officers of the department
are not discouraged by the compare
lively small business done at prinss
eipsl postoffices. They feel the public
h as not, yet, had chance to acquaint
itself with the advantages, resulting
from the use of the now plan and be-
Iieve it win steadily grow in popular
favor.
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PALESTINE, Oct. 2.-[Special.] THE
fever prevailing here for some weeks
past is not, according to the Judgment
of some of the physicians, the true
dengue, but is a compound OF other
fevers closely related. There is but
little abatement of the epidemic, and
1t has spread to some extent IN the
country, reducing the cotton-picking
forces on the farms. Those that are
we'll are busy saving their crops dur
ing the fair weather, and consequently
but little cotton is brought to market,
from 80 to 30 bales daily.
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W1NoNA, Oct. 2.-[Special.] THE
weather is splendid now. Crops in
this portion of the State are turning
out very well. Cotton-gins are run
niug regularly.
Tho health of our town ia improving.
Winona Institute is flourishing uu-
der the good management Of Professor
Melton.
We have been informed recently that
an edition Of the Winona Educator
viii DO issued soon.
DR., McOorkle end family are visiting
relatives in Hawkins.
DR. Swami has returned, and is look
ing quite well again.
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Waco,

WACO, oct. 2. - Special. Nine
years ago William Shipp,a white rnsu,
resident OF this county, married a coal
black negress. On information COM
plant was filed against him, but the
officers could not got him, so surrep'i-
tious were his visi.5 to his ebony wife,
who continued to reside here. Ship
was fisherman and spsnt most OF his
time camping out on the Brgzos. Last
night be was captured in his wifs's
house and the pair were jailed. Jesse
Estell, O negro preacher, who married
the couple III 1877, is living in this
county yet.
The CITY has made a contract with
the Jenney Electric Light company, Of
indianapolis, to light our streets. The
mayor is in receipt Of advices nom tho
Jenney Electric Light compsny,ot Fort
WAYNE, Indiana, warning him not to
make any contract with the Indian
apolis concern. The matter will be in
vestigated.
The Gould roads will give special
round.trip rate OF 2 cents 6 mile from
all stations in Texas TO the Waco
stock show, t.ir aud races, opening on
November TO- Tho same rates will
also 10 gwen 10 inc HOUSTON RACES,
which will bs managed by Sanford
johnson, proprietor OF the Waco race
course.
The picnic of the Workmen's Nh
tual Aid society did not pan out well
to-d3y-tOo many people down with
the depgue. senator Coke visited the
grounds, but found the crowd too
small to speak to. General Ross was
unable to be present,
The Albany (Snackelford county,
bar telegraphed Governor ireland a
handsome emo o,sement of Judge Alex
ander, OF this city, as associate justice
of the supreme court. 1t 10 not be-
lieved here, though, that the governor
will DO Influenced much in favor OF a
Waco man.
Cotton was little "off" to- day, 20
being the bsst price. Buyers comnisin
the road sprung freight rates on them
yesterday without warning. Total re-
ceipts to date, 1880 bales.
The recorder was able to hold police
court again to-day, after tussle with
the dengue.
Mcintyre d. Heath's minstrels
played to q big house tonight.
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Paris.

PARIS, Oct. 2.-[specisl.l-Cotton re-
cjpts yesterday, $50 bales; price, $50
MO 9.l2H.
There is some talk of another pas
senger train being put on this division
OF the Texas & Pacific.
The alarm Of fire last evening called
the boys to the northeastern portion
of the city, where Hon. IL. J.. Dohoney
had GOO bales of hay stored, and which
had evidently been set on fire. 1t was a
total loss, with the building. No in-
hufHnce.
THIS members OF tho bar were called
together yesterday a. tin cours house,
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WaNahaChls.

WANAHACHIE, Oct, 2,-lSpecial.l--
Tho Farmers Alliance, representing
500 mon, arrivsd In the oily yesterday
with $3.50 bales OF cotton. They de-
sire 10 sell tho whole number IN bu j,
ana In tho forenoon held good mid
diinE ~ $50. At noon they yi6ldeu q
roiut or two and eXprG' sod aWilliAg'
ness % aCcept %. THO buyers OF tha
city oilers SIS, which price the farm
era refused, ~ / y. IN. lhoy pecuule
disguised and Sir. COweli, tAOir
representative, mOuCted wagon
uud ordered tho Alliance 20 bitch up
aud lNavG tns town, Ea li,amSnt ran
nigh Tor the nOnce aud mgny threats
we're indulged in by tho Alliance
party, Tho departure as u solid body
proved Il failure, AZ many OF tho num-
her boiled aud sold lueIt cotton az
from $ 10 u 8 cents. The ramStnder
went homo cTos.iail0n and sore over
come 10 W aNahEChiO sgaiu, cut
d 50 to Ennis On Mon
day. A great many who
took practical view OF affairs EolN
their cotton ~ hest thaV could, The
sales amounted 10 1880 bales. John
Fleming, the CITY mErshll, was kept
bnsy ali day keeOinE the streets open.
Every street for several blocks was
jammed with wagons aud tina public
square was densoiy packed. Tho
buyers were kept rs busy ga bees.
Surb n sight was never before Wit
messed ia WeXshP ohie. The camp
fires around TO n'ght remind one Of
war times.
Captain joe Fowler, Of Galveston, is
In town.
Captain NJ. &. Patrick, accompanied
by bis wife, and Hon. j. q. Gibso and
wife, have returned from summer So
journ in Tennessee.
Rev. ID. @. Williams is in the city,
and will leave tomorrow Tor Little
Rock, Arkansas.
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JEFFERSON, Oct. 2.-lSpecial.l-In
the United States court in the case of
Clara L. Toothnsn VS.. tho Texas d Pa
cific Railway company, Il Judgment
was rendered for actual damages in
the sum of $4,000 THIS course OF az
ton grew out of the killing by The rail.
road Of the plaintiffs husband, brake
man on the Tran sconlinental branch
of the Texas Il Pacific. The plaintiff
was represented by w. T. ArmsSead
ADD J. IL. Henderson. Mr.. Ponder
grass, attorney for the railroad, made
AN able argument to the court and
jury.
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GALVESTON, Oct. 2.-ISpecisl. 1T
has Just leaked OUT that a diGbol!csl
attempt was made last Tuesday morn
ing, by an unknown white man AID -
negro, TO fire. the residence OF
MIR. Isaac Barnheim, corner Az
enue 1 and Twentieth street,
Fortunately, however, servant
girl was az FUSED BY suspicious sounds
in the yard, and 10, king out, Saw. n
white MAJ and negro 80 tho
side OF tho kitchen building. Tho
negro had lighted = match,
which tho wind extingnished,
when tho white man cur cd him
for bis careleRsnes-, and with IN ntth,
commanded him 10 stTike another one.
Tho frightened Eirl, lssliz ns TIM
S tuation, screamed for Bernhoim,
but before that gentleman
reached tho scene, Tho. incendisry
had jumped the fence aud
disappeared III Chs darkue,s. The
police were instantly sn,nmoAea, @h ,,
an invts igs ton revo1!el thai Goa Oh!
had been freely uatd. No Gauss Can
be aseAgued tor tne ae,.
Mr.. BerxA ui IN or The ii fm Of Jacobs,
BarnheiST& Co., ana IL Is not known
that he s,hss en enemy who would
bs guilty Of such . wan,on
and malicious sco. Tho mat,
ter is undergoing Il rigid
investig stion by the police authorities.
Foot-paiie are becoming quito hold
in their operations in this city. Yes
terday evening, between 2 and 8
O'Clock, q, young lady in the employ
of Flllman d Grambsd, on hor
way homo to dinner, was
attacked 3n fremont street by q brace
OF boys about l6 years OF age. One OF
them, approaching from tho rear,
sprang up61 her and seized her satchel,
while the Other struck her in the face
and grabbed for her watch.
Toe young lady, although surprised
by the suddeuness OF the attack, Wig
orously resisted the yonng highway
men, using her psrasol as weapon OF
defense. A younger sister, returning
to school, come 10 the rescue by call
ing hsrfathsr. Before that gentlemen
arrived, she hgr succeeded by q visor-
Gus use oF,her psrasol ia beating her
assailsnls OF. Her father gave chase
to the yoat x rascals aud succeeded ~
capJaring one Of the boys, who
gave sis name as John
Davis. SFhe police are after
HIS companion,
The steamship Anglers, Of Morgan's
line, from New York, arrived at the
wharf this morning and is discharging
her cargo. She has large quantity Of
goods for interior points.
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BoNHAM, Oct. 2.-[Special.l-At 10
o'clock to-day Messrs. Fisher d. Stitz-
el's steam cotton gin, situated one
Ylock from the public square, was the
scene OF quito an unfortunate accident.
Charles Justice, colored, who Is en-
plor ed there as preaeer, YVES helping
ar. Sti.zel 10 clean tlo sin, which hsd
b,c3,ne choled when bis right hard
" Is oaagnt by the Hast revolving saws.
Before cid could roach him bis hand
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Have You Seen II?

Have You SeenIt?
Reeds Cnill Curs never fails! 1t
contains 10 quinine. arsenic or other
poisops, aud Is palgtabls 10 t0e rncst
deiiiato taste. IL puriliss tbs blood,
cieanses the liver, sbrengJhena tho d.
sestiye organs and gtvos tone to the
whole system. a box of pills tree with
each bottle. This valuable medicine
is for sale at all drugeists.
J. ". Crowdus Drug Co. Wholesale
sgentg, Dallas, Texes.
DR.. J. l.. Reed, sole proprietor
Clarkrville, Texas,
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CoTULLA, Oct. 2 = Especial = A
scheme is on foot here to colonize a
large body4f land adjacent to the town
by the introduction of about 80 farm.
ers. 1t is believed the project will be
carried out If SO it will be the max
ing of Lha tbWn.
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Crockett.

CRocKErF, Oct. 2.-ISpecisl Ito
day, at John HAYNES gin, five miles
north of Cibckett, Los Golsby had his
right baud cue OF by tho same gin
that crippldd john Rec, some three
weeks ago. which afterward proved
fatal.
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When others are suffering drop a
word of kindness and sympathy: If
they are suffering from a cold, give
them DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup; few
doses of this valuable remedy will
afford instautrellef, ind n % cent bottle
will cure The worst cough.
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Tongalino hRs given mo exceedingly
good sstisfacIion IL n iuyelera.o case
Of RI eumacism and neuralgia which
had deiied everything else; SYMPTOMS
have nil oieappe ar0d.
Q. l.. Elmolher, NJ. d., Iowa City, lows.
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Pure and uncolo red, and guaranteed
unaduiterated, May Blossom Tea at 80
cents Il pound in ono pound packages
mt Boucho'I, S2S Mgin street.
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Hon. J. w. Booth, OF Decatur, wa

the Fort to-day.
Sam Benson is again on the streets,
having heeD down with the dengu0.
Miss Mamie Adams, daughter of
our ostoemed citizen, Captain j. M.
Adams, returned home this evening
ON short visiJ Co her parents. Miss
ia annie has been attending school in
Dallas, and speaks in gowing terms OF
Professor Jonos and his academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-14
TRYING TO BLOW UP 4 CONSULGENERAL'
GERMANY's REPRESENTATIVE THREATENED - Az
PARENT INACTION or TIE rOLICE.

orpv.yy,s REPRESENTATIVE THREATENED - AP-
PARENT INACTIOS OF THE POLICE.
Some insane person or crank laid plot to blow
up August Fegc the German Consul General ~ Ih's port
on Wednesday a week ago. After making an lhlerh"'
machine I'm a common box nearly the size Of soap5ox
he was afraid TO deliver il in person and left It under one
OF the seats OF Roosevelt Street ferryboat supposng
that some one would discover 1t and deliver II rs al
dressed The affair kept secret by the
and the police until on Thursday and yesterday "heh
Charles Hau.elt president OF the German Society Gus
taye schwab Herman Oelriohs and Others learned OF
they made no delay IN calling upon Mr. feigcl anu
extending their congratulations f9r h' NJ, e'cai"
But Mr. Foigel continued his duties yes
tcrdav as though nothing hal happened
He treated the lightly and was sorry mat the
matter had public as he feared It would defeat
the ends Justice. He referred everybody who desired
information to the viccconsul' whe said ~, .,o ,,,
ION Wednesday afternoon Of last week ono OF ,e sll
poyes OF the Roosevelt street Ferry brought letter nero
addressed to The German ConSnlt e General w,cn no
said bad been taken IRON the top OF DoA m,ou ne NJ
found under the seat on one OF The ferry o!ts ne
signed. Tue writer regretted that ne had not SEN ho
accompanying Christmas present unill :" long aci lhe
holidays. but he hoped the Consul-GenerM wohid To
member it as long he lived After warning the Con
sui General Of the fate awaiting him. inc writer san p
fore the cover OF the box was removed he woui oe
soaring skyward' Mr. Feigel had tho box brought 10
the Office the following morning ana pl mo w OF
water II a common box about eighteen inches ioHE
foot wide, ana eight Or zen t,,H, ,'r bn,r
After remaining In the water twenty -FOUR hotI,
was found inside and in the mddleOf the box wac lou
tomato can the top OF which was an ordinary ooch
work Attached 10 one OF the wheels was piece OF
maximum wire extending down into the can IN Whion
There was quantity white powder II the wheels uaI
been reea sed friction caused by the wire womb hyr
exploded the powder, and have since edr'd ""uiI
nave blown US all pieces Mr. Felgei at once Informed
Superintendent Wsllng. The box was kept on men
here until Thursday when II was sent 10 ~. ,3T,
El.on He anayzed the powder IN the can ana iouhn
to be combination OF starch and nitric acd most
dangerous explosive"
Everybody acquainted with Mr. Fcigel cXprs'ei IN
dignatiun and surprise yesterday that any one hnudy
to take his life he IS sal TO be most anlaDle MN
As much surprise expressed that the ppsce should
keep such distance FROM the building andta4e no steps
TO remove the dangerous box.
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OBITUAR Y.
WILLIAM A, GELLATLY.

William A. Gelatly died yesterday at lis
home in Ilewellyn Park. n j. He was partner OF the
bou,e OF H. scheffelin Co., wholesale druggists oi
No 10 wiiamst He was born in Edinburgh htty -FOUR
years ago. and his parents came to this country In
When he was thirteen years Of age the firm OF
& Co. was in control of II. H. schienelin with whom i
Gcllatly obtained employment as an errand poy H0
attended the College OF Pharmacy for two years: .,
In 1860 he became partner in the house, ana wnen
reorganized In 1888 under W. ii sehehein the gred
Grandson OF its founder Mr.. Geatly took tho eecoh
place i'm the partnership At tho annual meeting OF e
National Wholesale Druggists Association heid IN , ~
civ two wears ago no succeeded Horace A. Benton OF
Cleveland president; the first Eastern man 10 "ho
this honor given. 49, cSo,,
Mr. GeIlatly was q prominent member OF the CHAM
her or Commerce and the American Pharmaceu',Cad
Association, and director OF the Board OF le hnt
Transportation. lie formerly lived in Brooeyn Dut
moved years TO Lewelyn Park His ded d WIS
caused by pneumonia His wife, the sister OF Edwn
Rur and seven children survive him. The funeral VIII
be held on Monday In the North Orange Baptist Cnufen'
OF which he Inc mber.