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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

A New YoRKjudge recently set aside
verdict of $4,000 damages "for loss
Of wife's affection, and in doing so
remarked that 1.-THE finding was prob
ably the result of an acute attack of
that species of mental hysteria to
which juries in sexual cases are peeu.
liarly liable
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
A BIG CROWD.
Government Servants Who Draw Salaries
Their Small Pay.

Their small Pay.
WAsniNGroN, Dec. 30-A writer in
Sunday paper gives the number OF
Government employees in the postal
service at 5000, and in other branches
$4,000 OF $50, 900 in all, drawing salaries
ranging from -. per month 70 $50, 1000
per year. The writer alsc DISCUSSES
the claim that Government clerks are
poorly paid and shows by indisputable
statistics that they receive excellent
pay. After deducting leaves of abb
sence, sick leaves, holidays, etc, he
shows that the 81 200 clerk receives 50
cents and 8 mills per hour; the Sl,4O0
clerk 76 cents and 0 mills per hour; the
81 800 clerk 81 cents and 8 mills per
hour; the 81 800 clerk 9S cents and 8
mills per hour; the $1,000 clerk sl,0S
and mills per hour. This pay the
writer claims is over double thatwhich
clerks would generally receive in pri-
yate establishments. The writer Is
said to be Congressman Holman, OF In
diana
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
REv. Mr.. TITswonrn, Of the New

REV Mr.. TITswoRTn, Of the New
Plymouth Church at Milwaukee, Wis,
has made an innovation in the usual
Sunday evening services, delivering up
his pulpit TO laymen, who are permit
ted to discuss all manner of themes,
while he acts rs umpire. His church is
open every day of the year, and is fit
ted up with a gymnasium, a reading
room and a restaurant
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

THE Secretary of the Navy has
adopted a new design for the flag OF the
navy, TO take effect July !, 1891. 1t
will be applied to both the flag and the
union jack Of the navy and consists Of
a rectangular arrangement Of tie forty
two stars.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

Mrs. DELLA PARNBLL, mother Of
Charles Stewart Parnell, states that
she has received only one-quarter of the
5000 reported to have been presented
TO her, and that when all her obliga-
tons are met there will be but a small
margin left for future necessities.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

PARIS, Dec. 29.-The number Of
deaths from influenza is increasing.
and the residents are beginning to
manifest a panicky feeling. The con
dition Of II. DE Freycinet, Minister
Of War, who is suffering from the dis
ease, has changed for the worse. Doc
tors BTcuarlel and Proust have been
attacked and their condition is serious
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

SOLICITOR IlErBURN has returned to
Washington from New York, and is
engaged in the preparation Of his re-
port on theeondition Of affairs in Castle
Garden. II is understood that he will
recommend certain changes in the
present immigration system with a
view to reconciling the long prevailing
differences between the Federal and
municipal authorities in charge of inn
migration affairs at the port of New
York
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

THE Secretary of the Interior has
allowed s5,779 Of the original claim Of
Smith x Smith, Of Cove County, Kan,
amounting to sl7. 1913 for depredations
committed by the Northern Cheyenne
Indians in 1878.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

THE Warren Avenue Baptist Church,
Boston, has voted to call Rev George
G. Lorimer, d. d., Of Chicago, to the
pastorate, made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Rev. o. Z. Clifford.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

THE United States Supreme Court
has granted the State of Virginia leave
to file complaint against the State of
Tennessee In regard to the disputed
boundary line.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

COUNT KARoLyI, formerly Austrian
Ambassador to Great Britain and Ger
many, died suddenly while hunting on
his estate at Pressburg, Hungary.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

JosEPH G.. Fox, professor or civil
Typographical engineering in Lafayette
College, Easton, Pa, died the other
night of paralysis.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

TIE Governor of Texas had informa-
ton recently that a riot was threatened
in Tyler County and ordered out the
militia to aid the sheriff in keeping the
peace.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

CHICAGO. Dec. 29.-Word was re-
ceived from Springfield by some Of the
friends of Oscar W. Neche that The
Governor had decided to pardon him.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

WHEN Congress reassembles Presi-
dent Harrison, it is said, will send a
special message adverse to the further
coinage Of silver.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

PoRTrGAL. Germany and italy win
send a collective note to the Provision
81 Government Of Brazil. protesting
against The Governments scheme In
regard 10 the naturalization Of foreign.
efs residing ln Brazil
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

THE nafive congress has agreed upon
a plan Of political organization for In
dia, which is TO lie presented TO the
British Parliament. The essential
features are that there shall be a popu-
lar electoral or representative body
formed on the basis of twelve members
for every 100000 Of the population:
this great body TO be controlled by an
inner one formed Of selected persons
from its own number. and an imperial
council constituted upon the basis Of
one member for every 5,00O,000 Of the
population. Provincial councils are
also proposed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
CURRENT COMMENT.

EMIN PAsnA recently had relapse.
There was secondary hemorrhage
from the ear and great anxiety was
felt
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

TIE contractors for the constructor
of the new cruiser, Baltimore, have
notified the Navy Department that the
vessel is completed, and Secretary
Tracy has formally instructed Captain
Schley TO accept her eonditionally upon
the completion by the contractors OF
any work remaining TO he done under
the contract The Baltimore is the
eighth vessel accepted by the Govern
ment since il undertook the constnlc-
ton of the new navy. All the vessels
are built Of steel. Of which the Roach
cruisers were the beginning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
CHAMBER or DEPUTIES.
4 Member Removed from the Chamber
by the Military.


r2v AnqIo-American cable % the Dispatch.l
PARIS, January 20.--In the Chamber OF
IDENTITIES. NJ. C0nstans. the Minister of the
Interior. In replytoa question from Deputy
Chitze. explained that the Government had
annulled the municipal credits in favor OF
the strikers in the Department OF hhone
because the municipal authorities had eX-
ceeded their powers.
NJ Jofriue mounted tho tribune to
sneak upon the subject. but his APP
pearance was the signal for trenen-
dous uproar, q demonstration OF hos
tility apparently planned by the bQu-
langists. This gentleman. 1t wall be
remembered, was seated in place OF Bou-
LANCER when the election OF the General
was annulled. Deroulede, Boulanger's lieu-
tenant. was evidently leader of tho de-
monstrationsagainstJ onrine and the Presl-
dent. upon the authority of the Chamber,
uublicly censured him and called upon
him to Withdraw. He refused TO obey ant
the sitting was suspended. The military
was then called upon and the soldiers
forcibly removed him from the Chamber.
JofTrine, who had remainedin the Tribune,
now endeavOred to resume his remarks.
The Boulangists aud Redctionists re-
noxed their protest. Boulangist Mill
eyoie violently denounced the admission
of Jorrine to the Chamber as violation
OF the sovereignty Of the people. MiIle,yioe
was called TO order and commanded TO
withdraw. lie also refused to withdraw,
when the sitting was suspended Tor nan an
hour. Upon resumption Lagurre, another
Boulangist. declined to permit yofrine to
speak. lie met the fate Of Milleyioe and
there was third suspension of the session.
Finally the Boulangists all left the Ch9E-
ben in body. JotTrine then proceedet
He condemned the Gnnulment OF credits
and attacked Boulanger. The Chamber
dismissed the subject by vote OF 2g2 to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

Nsw YoRk, January 21.--Ths stock market to-
day presented he same professional character
that IL has for the past two weeks, add while mo
apathy Of the general list was a. marxed a.
usuai, sctve Leaders were again ranged upon mo
side OF lower figures. The firm uDdertone pro-
secuted By the market, however, with tho tenscitY
OF the holders % securities, prevented any ek-
tended opposition. and duinc-s onco moro WIS
tho ruling feature OF doalings- owing - mo
drop in sugar renneries In Boston after the close
OF this marie. saturday, thst stock was made
q target Tor the bears Ia early dealings win
aome effect but the later TRANSACTION
saw complete recovery OF losses,
Other trusts following. though COTTON
oil because of tho fact that thore mas been no
dividend declared upon southern cotton Oh was
sluggish ia the reaction, tho tnterencc hclug
that tho business cf tho company Ia not quito
satisfactory. The market developed a marked
covering movement toward tho close aud the
Slose was quiet but firm generally ht tue oe-t
prices. Final changes are invariably IN tho d.
rection OF higher figures and Lake ksie and
Western preferred is 8, and MISSOURI Pacihc "
Railroad bonds we're active to-day, bat a few u
sues we're specially prominent, while the gene
raj list was quiet within narrow limits eaics
listed aggregated $4,000 shares; unlisted, Oh
0O0 shares. -
lsc,Rfn1.--EzcnsnEc quiet and drm At iS2ais1
Money easy "a, ss., dosing offered a. sun
Treasury balsnr4s Coin, si6i ,,S, coo: currcBcy
s. i-aGo Govern nonis dull and steady for ss
4 ~or cents. lt6 eN. coupons, lOi't oid. ca. INT
IN frfli and tnufuraIa44
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

r. Connell and Colonel J. G. Mcdonald,
representing themselves and kicnn1o nra
and Ohio capitalists, have purchased i;oog
acres OF land situated at the east end OF
the town. paying for II go. 900, ana tney
and Mcssrs. Scott and Humphreys ana
their associates will begin in few DAYS 10
lay OF their several properties into losS'
EAffRoap.
The Craig Mineral railroad. which, when
completed, will run from Eagle Rock. on
the James-River division of the Chesapeake,
and Ohio. to this point. has been locat.u
and let 10 contract. and considera1le
force Of hands IL now ot work on the grace
and am advised that the force " III be m
creased IN the near future. lam also. reiia-
hly informed that certainly one. and pro-
badly two. furnaces will be built here as
soon "a the railroad - completed. Mnen
this road il completed probably one OF the
hest ore-beaTing and timber regions IN inc
state will be opened up.
George W. HutchisOn. m old and pro
minent citizen Of the west end OF the
county, died on the 18th. In ante-bellum
davs be was for many years q member OF
the County Court. He was also proIni-
nent and Jealous member of the Methodist
Church. NASBURES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21


DRooKs.-Died. at Holly springs. The resi-
doncc OF her daughter. MrA Joseph wsSs,,
January 30 500 AZ az T.. NJ. Mrs SARAH
BROOKS, In the eighty-seeond OF heI az. -,
Funeral VII take PIN from tse ~ aD is 'I Ia.
termeut Ia Orange county, y. 4.
HiCKs.-D,ed. At an Franklin street, Sunday
att y NJ. Mrs. T. VI. HICKS, danrptsf o' .ne
late DR.. Joseph X Anderson, OF Amehs eoinD,
and wife OF :. u. Hicks, after O few days illness
Funeral Tuesday az II A. ~, At tho resi-
dence si7 Franklin street. Friends and &c
quainiauces Invited.
LINDSEY. Died 1t Narlbrook, James CRY
county, the homo OF Mrs Mary = hsnkins,
December ~. 1859, Miss SUSAN + LINDSEY.
o'CONNOR.-Died, az A. NJ, January 20, 1890,
At his residence, No. sJOi east Nenanie street,
THOMAS U'COS NOk, native of County Lang
lord. Ireland aged nity-elgnnt yessS; y vopN
Funeral win take plece WEDSk~Dhf MohN-
ING At ~ O'Clock from So PatricE's church.
Friends and acduaintsnces invited to attend.
g. Louis papers please copy
SAITH.-Disd. Monday, Of eighteen minutes
TO 2 O'Clock. MAUDIE SMITH, The daughter OF
Robert and Mary Ellis smith; aged i've ears
and seven month.
How softly she folded her little hands
Upon her breast so sweet,
And bow her breath out suectiy there
Our dear little MAUD IA asleep.
Tho funeral will take place at Ebenezer lcol-
ored) Baptist church at 5 O'Clock WkDNESDAt
EVENING.
THURNAy-Entered into eternal life the 10th
Of January, $50, q pneumonia, which no bore
with Christian faith. in Chesterfield, Va, Winter
peck Pits. my brother, q. ". THURMAN, in the
sixty-eighth year OF his age
lie leaves wife aud three daughters, one
brother, and sister - mourn their loss.
Happy are they WHO the Saviour obey.
TRABUB.-Died. on Saturday, January IS, is9
Of hesrt-dieease. ALEXANDER NJ. TRABuE. Of
Chesterfield county, IN the lity-siSth year OF his
age
Ills funeral will toxic place from his late resi-
dence THIS (Tuesdsyl MORNING at II Oclocs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

and showed him how 10 trace through
paper. as they do with bonds, taking
Mckinley's name as q sample. Davis said
that was fine; that Mckinley would never
deny IT rs signature. Davis wanted wit
ness 70 complete the names, but he de-
chned TO DO II. Davis explained that there
was no harm in IL: that the paper was to
be given TO Governor Foraker. Witness
said the Governor would know at once it
was forgery. Witness wrote the names
OF Senators Mcpherson and Stockbrldge
out freely. He had never seen their
names and presumed the signatures did
not resemble their own. Then DAVIS
showed where each name WAS to GO and
explained that the paper was only Intended
10 be used for a day or two: that they
wanted 10 show il TO the Democratic
committee and mako them give up the
paper they had. Then they would
destroy the paper. Davis told him .
number Of things. Davis said he would
bring the paper back to MilwRrd so
that he could tear the paper up himself:
Witness thought there was an original
OF the paper in Washington, which could
not be gotten az. rs Davis SAID the names
must 90 in certain order and m certain
places. Witness next saw the publication
in the Commercial Gazette. Witness did not
know what 10 do. He did not want any OF
the men 20 come to harm. He wanted 70 90
aud tell somebody about It, but dld not
know who 10 speak to. Meanwhile Murray
told Harmon about the whole thing
The committee adjourned Tor two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
Nuahinr-tnn Notes.
by Telegraph 70 tho pIspatch.l


WAsr1NGroN. January 20.-Ihe President
to-day nominated John Vigneaux for
United States marshal of the Western dis
trict of Louisiana, and withdrew the nomi-
nation Of William L. Roller as postmaster
at Bristol. Tenn.
Bond oherngs TO. day aggregated s2.157.7
$50. Accepted. 1901, $50 at l26 Tor 4s ana
1925 for IS. One round lot OF million
and quarter A. at 1861 was rejected.
The heavy purchases of bonds during the
mast week. amounting to nearly S9OUO,OO0,
has resulted IN the reduction OF the avail
able Treasury surplus TO about S2O,OO0,OOO.
The Secretary of the Treasury has there
fore decided 10 suspend the purchase OF
ncr cent. bonds until further notice. Tho
iurchase Of as will, however, 10 CON
tinued as heretofore. The purchase OF IS
will DO resumed shortly, AZ 1t IS estimated
that the surplus Will be increased 70 Tiu'-
O00. 900 by April LIST. The Secretary mas un-
Der constellation the question OF iurthcr
,urchases of this class OF bonds arouuc-
ton Of the amount Of public funds heid by
Tho national banks and the Issuance OF an,
other coll on the banks for an addlIiomhi
surrender Is DELAYED accordingly. Inc
matter will he settled, however, In fe"
DAYS. probably this week. ~
4 private telegram was received in ms
CITY this afternoon from New YORK say ing
that adyices had been received tnere iroiu
London that the Bank Of England Is about
10 exercise its right, never hitherto exeI-
cisod. to use silver to the extent OF one
thira Of it's reserve and TO issue one-pouh1i
notes IN silver against it. The bank Is sald
10 have purchased 5000 600 pounds stefi ~
silver bullion alreadyin anticipation OF TINS
action. No credence is gwen 10 the report
90 S"rofor Daniel today introduced oill
o,'nronriatino $40. 600 for the erection OF a
Monument 10 Patrick Henry III Charlotte
county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

i3ns aIYsrs -ths beet o6svcd. Bsdly-funned ~
leSs without change. swcst briest nuer~ cut
ter. and snsoxers very scarce sn1 fssoes sowS
nat Funked rithoat ebssse.
To-day a. hoesheais. tbs majority Of whirh
VIVA funsod. uachsogef. A fss sweet hogsesede
soid fuil mp. from i0r. he
Dsrss. o. old crop. considerably more verS
offered, but being generally Ia poor 10 oof order
were dun. and grsces Unchanged Only ss0cuy
good order heavy Tugs AMI leaf attracted muen
nlteptloB, ami are arm At very outside hxuss
Tor heavy 1875 crop; offerings II such ycry ngnss
yerv Tow ;seg crop sold vithon, change.
To-day O. hcgsbesis. Of which 81 hosshes1s on
heavy iues and leaf. showing no change. ~ - W
IKE: 30 hogsbeais very inferior nondcscnps
trash ~ Sc. 10 ti-2D.
Ola Greca RIVER alters TOO sew offered wos'h
noticing.
saies privately this wees embraced ~ hess-
heads Of dark !ugs, = hcg.hesds od ore~s
River niler. Ant II hogsnesds new dsrk i.g< .
Th- reflections this week consisted mainly %
old DARK Tugs and low grsiesof GOV bafiey ioes'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
Condensed Telegrnms.

general strike &. Charleuol is announced
for wednesday.
Tho construction OF the DeloSa-bay railway
has been resumed.
The policy Of Senior sagastas, OF the new Span
ish Cabinet. will be similar 10 that OF the last
failure to form Cabinet
It's proposed 10 organize for 1877 an inter
national exhibition ~ Berlin which shan DO iar
grader than the French Exhibition.
Tho new Ministers Of Spain are al free
traders They will support tho Government
upon all but economic questions Dissens WILL
oppose the Cabinet.
Captain Sanford c. Kellog, q the cavalry, late
Of General Sheridan's stan, has completed me
special duty on which he has been engaged io'
over year past 10 the compilation OK an Accu-
rate map OF tho battlefield OF Chiekamauga.
Times Lisbon correspondent reports that
sne,,ial messenger had started with important
dispatches for the Marquis OF salisbury. IL Is
rufnOred that the Portuguese Government yes
to-day addressed formal appeal 10 Tue great
Powers
A Cincinnati Com meyefsl- Gazette special says :
Z. A span Of the highway bridge IN course OF
construction over the Little Miami river az ore
coma station, In Warren county, Tell yesterday;
carrying down several workrnel. one was Ai4ieo
and ten injured.
special-Agcnt jayne has arrived az Pnrvis,
Mis-, in charge Of Muldoon, Cieary. and Dcno-
vau. The prisoners were turned over 70 lne
Deputy sheriff, who accom- sned them TO hich'
bufg, where they Will give pail for their appear
once al the next term Of the court.
A bloody riot took place between two warrins
fa,ti0ns Of the Polish Church at Plymouth. "a:
Yesterday. Tho Litunisns faction en1ea'oreo
10 bury one OF their number In cetne,ery'
mo Poles resisted and llerce battle took place.
Ia which pistols, stones, aud clubs were USED.
Elmer Freed, siias Tracy. Charles Wilson, and
Alexander Mhitmore, OF ealdstoae, Ill, we're
drow ned In Griswold's slough, near burlington.
saturday nlgat. They started for dance. os,
their team became unmanageable and pscken
The wagon over the hank, and IL broke through
the Ice. Both horses we're drowned
peiorest Ailgood, president Of tho Trion fac.
tory. one OF the wealthfest In the south, was
mot and instantly killed at Rome, Ga, iss'
NIGH by DIR. j. Il 5. Holmes, his brolher-ln-iAw'
ane Of the most prominent and popular OF 6eor'
eias phystcianA Business matters between
,hsn Is tho alleged cause Of us din1cuity.
The Russian Salvage Association has landed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
AN ELECTRICAL MURDER.
4 Series Of Accidents from an Arc-LlGht
Wire.
lBg telerranh b lho DIspaich.


.NrvBURG. n. y. January 20.-Ihis morn
ing at O'Clock man stopped his horse in
front OF \. W. Parsons shoe store. in
Water street. tied the animal 10 an awning
post. and went away. A few minutes later
The horse touched MS nose 10 the iron post
and fell into the gutter like log. Thomas
Dawson ran TO help the horse. but no
sooner did be place his hands on the AMI
mel than he (DawsOn) fell dead. Thomas
Saltz. who saw Dawson fall, FASTENED TO
his assistance and TOOK hold Of HIM TO LIT
him up. int received terrible shock and
he, too. dropped 10 the ground rs If dead:
An are olcctric-hcht WIRE had saggcd and
lay uuon the IRON rod extending from tho
awning-pOst TO the building, and the full
force Of tho electric current was passing
down the iron post into tho ground. Tho
Insulation material of the wire had become
thoroughly saturated by rain.
The body of Dawson was carried into q
store aud laid upon the floor, whore 1t
still lies awaiting the action of the Coroner.
Mr.. Saltz was only stunned. lie got up,
brushed his clothes. aud walked away.
Neither WIS the horse killed. 1t was cut
loose from the post, lifted to It's feet. and
driven off. Dawson was a labOrer and for
number OF years a gTave-digger IN ~:
Georges cemetery. He was large and
powerful man, weighing over two hundred
pounds. He was well and iayorably known
and leaves q wife and children. There. IS
great excitement and Indignation IN this
cltv. The electric-light wires even when
tant are only few inches above the iron
awnug-framcs IN front Of tho buildings.
lt seems that Dawson, in assisting tho
horse. took hold of the headgear and at
once fell forward. his head striking against
the iron awning post. The examination Of
the BODY disclosed the fact that the deadly
current was received on the left side Of the
head. which had rested against thcawnlng-
post The neck was bhstered. the hair
snced. and tho ear badly burned. Drs.
Virgins and Howell subsequently made
thorough examination of the whole body.
The mans ewes We're open. HIS lace pore
no evidence that he had suffered any pain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

Mr. NEHEMIAH :. DRUMHELLER, OF Abe
marie county, died MONDAY tho 18Th Of January,
at ) p. NJ, in his seyenty-nfth year, Of anasarcs
or general dropsy.
Mr.. Drumhcllcr was tho third survivor OF tbir-
teen children. He vas tho father Of ak daughters
md three sons all surviving, the youngest being
tgenty-six years Old. His faiintul wifo stll
lives to mourn the loss Of an aHoctl0nats hus-
band. SIR Drumheller was not member OF
any church. hut he died with a bright hops OF
future happiness. lis last words were: - Come,
qlv RejceHisr. conie Lord hare marcy on mn soul"
He was buried rom Lebanon Presbyterian
church--Rey. Mr. Sherod officiating. After q
long, industrious. and useful life he sleeps the
sieep which knows no awakening until the end
Of time. May he rest in peace.
by HIS SOY. ]. LrrIAN D.