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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25

TAconA. Dec 2A-ispeciaL The sMess.ahT
was rendered tonight ~ TIE Flrst CongreE at a.
church BY the Tacoms ChorN Union The
union u com posed OF many Of the best voices II
the city, and the handling OF the Messiah" by j;
sviaced much careful rehearsing, with very
good resulta A detailed references 70 this pro
duction will b made in the sunday PosT-Is-
fxLLI6Rxcxk
" J. Drown, Of snohornish. Wa picked Up in
an unconscious condition q, the Steamboat
wharf this morning but win recover. He lie At
the city hospital. ane SAYS be weat 20 the wharf
TO get aboard boat and fell into the sip
Judge Beverly, OF the superior court, was this
afternoon presented By L o Lander, Of vsshon
island. with . cane consisting OF $50 pieces OF
bones Of animals nicely welded together
The steamer Glide will not run on The seattle
Tacoma route for the present, sad viii tie up ..
Seattle.
TIE two buoys that were pulled out of the
hsrbor by vessels during the wind storm the
past two days. will be towed back into their
former positions
on The ground Of desertion Mary {. Bran; was
TO-DAY divorced from Hezskish ". Brant
Captain Hastings. of the vhalebsek wetmore,
will spend Christmas with Tacoma friends
The dense fog his morning delayed al Sound
boats touching Al thi. port
The total enrolment AZ the public schools Z ,
TO date is 4.ioS, the total average daily attend
ance being seeI.sA
The new ward boundaries were today sp
proved By the county commissioners.
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CONDENSED DIsPATCHKS.
,uban sugar crop Is sls.5ls tons.

The Cuban sugar crop - sl5,5l6 tons
Twelve person. were killed THURSDAY IN .
collision a. GUerner=ca, Oh the MexIcsn South
eru railroad
john George Roth. the ~ould-oe murderer Of
Rev. DR.. Hall, oil New YORK city, was acquitted
Thursday on the ground of insanity.
The delegation Of Blackioot Indians which Is
visiting Washington CITY vas given recsp-
ton by ths president Thursday afternoon
Nearly ali the senators and Representatives
have lsis Washington City for tie holidays,
and no more ommitte WORK will Re done this
year.
At public meeting held q. Innerkpe, Ont.
Wednesday night, q resolution was carried ia
vorng political union with the United States a.
means OF bringing prosperity TO The people of
Canada
News is received of . Malay rising in Pahang
state, Malay peninsula A body OF armed po-
lice was dispatched from sslsngore to queu the
revolt The disturbance !s attributed 20 local
hostility to the Malay sultan
Further particulars of the disaster sustained
by tie Count Tinos expedition in south Africa
show that two Europeans were killed. Lieuten-
anita Barbs, Mea.zes and Carlos Raposo. The
famous Lieutenant Andraie was wounded
Acting Secretary spaulding has decided tina.
in plates made In this county from imported
olock plates are 20 be considered a domestic
productions within the meaning OF the taric
act, just the same IS il no oreign material had
entered into their manufacture.
IN the matter OF the importation OF suua.ra
tobacco by Liebes Brothers, OF San Francisco,
the customs department susta Ms the arn's sp-
p al against the assessment on forsy-ona bales
which il was claimed SHOULD have been as
sessel oilers 81 IS cents q pound instead OF
s. 8 round, but sUsrsius Collector Phelps IL the
duty ECed on go bales OF wrappers.
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NEWS OF NORTHWEST.
Peculiar Developments In Ana
cortes Election Case.
A DRUNKEN LOGGER DROWNED.
Dr.nken Oregon Rancher Perishes Prom
kxposure-Ths supreme Court De-
efdes Celebrated Lower Suit.

AyAcoRrEs Dec. A-fspeciaL City Clerk
A. r. NAcKlnnon has been arrested aud Was
taken 20 La conuer today by deputy sheriff on
the charge OF Ess nag false reg siration eeEIif-
cate 70 Q teamstsr By the name Of Herty, and
sending certificate to Orlando Graham, without
the latter appearing personally az the e.erE
ONCE Ii 10 the outcome Of the contest between
the Union ana Citizens ticket 81 the city eec-
ton held on the inst. and this is ths las. act
10 the political farce. 7. B Fish, scnsmplon OF
the Citizen ticket, and c. c. Barnett o1e OF ne
elected councilmsn, swors out The complaint
As result Of the arrest, much comment 10 ex-
pressed by the adSsrents Of he two parties
The council met las, "Wednesday night snc
canesled the returns Of the judges OF election
for the second time. The motion 70 count the
ballots and invite the election judges TO ASSIST
wa, reronsidered 40 the council had learned
from legal authority TIA; they had no night 10
DO 80 unless there was contest The candidate
receiving the highest number OF votes for Tie re-
spectiye ofsces we're declared elected. This
removed all trouble and assured the elected
councilmen that the present council would
not try TO prevent them from taking thef
seats on tie second Tuesday in January.
The finding OF sixty -four ballots, with eight
votes for councilmen, esusec the trouble tie
council throwing them out a. the iorne. meet
lug and thereby re-electins the old council The
elected officers are: Mayor. A shErpsteil:
councilman at large, J. Il. Youag; council. Il.
NJ Be gsilct, G =. Kyle, John Sc. C. I. Bsra=tt,
" : eau hers and ". ; Eaxee: treasurer, J.
NJ Pislt. assessor, Il. C. Howard heAlth oacei,
DR.. ). z. shars.
The crooke 4n.ss in the ballot. stu remains ss
grest Elystsry IS sver.
IA CcgSEs. Dec. 44-NcKennc1, tae Tegls;-a-
ton olerG Of Anxcortes wss rersnce1 before
Judge Mcbride today for 6 y.o st3on o. tac elec-
ton Jaws in he recent Ansc Is municipal
election, and bound oye- 20 the superior
eonr: ia the sun o. s5.Oo0. The general opinion
IL that be WAS used As a too by ctaeEs
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NOTORIOUS LoaEE CASE SETTLED.
Supreme Court Decides TxcOms's Long
Tending Legal Contest.


OLYMPIA, Dec 2I-.speeiaL The supreme
court today affirmed the Pierce county case o!
Rslph, respondent. Va. LINER. appellant This
IL an etectrnert case sad TIC court decides TIA;
the plaintiff Is emitted 10 the possession OF the
premises involved
The Hslph-Lone- case Is one OF the most no.
toFious esses Pierce comfy ever had and the
fight on both sides ass teen lcug and bitter
Gregory A Lozaer Is brother OF John Lorner, a
Contractor, who was wen known 10 the earlier
residents OF the town, snd who left large es
tate at the tine OF his death. The estate
was the cause OF Gregory's coming TO Tacoma
Jacob Ralph, the plaintiff, "a well known Ger
MAI Capitalist OF Tacoma, who about four
yesrs ago built wooden block a.:
the corner o; South Ninth and D
streets, In Taeona. which Lomer leased about
tbre- years ago for Q term OF years. Nearly q
year after Lomer took possession Ralph brought
suit for the siectLsnt Of the parties and can
collation. OF the Jesse on the ground that
Lomer and wife wsrs running disorderly house
and because they failed Ia pay the rent The
Lomers stubbosnly fought the suit and IL dragged
along IN the old distric: court, under territorial
regime anc through the superior courts of the
new state. and when Ralph secured q faal
victory in the lower courts the Lomers xp-
pealed 70 the supreme court, with TIE resul.
Of the settlement o! this long pending litigation
In favor OF Ralph and 20 the relief Of the people
OF Pierce county, VITO had followed The case II
its VARIOUS phases until tiled.
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steamer Eureka storm-Rea,ea.

San FRANCISCO, De-. 24-TH.s = the season 0!
rough bSrs and .torn-r,cNed vessels. Each
succeeding day oriags II sd stories Of havoc
committed by the waves TIE steamer
Humboldt arrived tits morning from
Humoo di eay bearing marks @, Ill
usage. The steamer eft Eureka YES
terdsy She IN pped several seas, but no
accident occurred g I'll SIC VAS Wei outside
when q bs wave came on board Captain
BFsBt vas on top @. the p lo;- house at the me
tine, and wa thrown ron AIS ieef and received
broken leg Firs; Mate Bone Wa.
also BOWED over y the rushing
water and fell on the lower deck, Touring one
Of his hands and reCe wing = shaking up geae--
ally. one Of he deck hand. wss wssnes
around aud tru 80, while heavy wsv.
smashed the pilot-house window. and b-ose
the ship's rsi in several plars Cap
tain Brant carr ed n his cabin and
Mate Bone brought The vessel 70 por; without
further disaster, Tie tHptA.n's broken leg as
set soon after the arrival Of the steamer, an 2
tee damage - tie vessel was set right to such
short oreer Ihat tbs evening she bears no trace
o. the bad luck she enCoun tered
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has been troubled In mind. On the
A;h inst be smashed the furniture
in his brothers house in New
York. ard o, the 18th he said 20 his brother: II
have got 70 throw either you or che o. the child
rea out of tee wtrdov. Watch shall it ss7
There 10 no hurry about ~, though. dear broth
er. III give you zen minutes 70 decide"
The eroshe, va. terrified. but managed 70 STAN
ne: that he would Ike 10 thiak u over unit. the
next morning K.ensch said - was iEposs be,
but aaslly releated and gave rs brother Until
yesterday 10 pick o.; TIE victim As soon
the brother eecsns convinced tsat
tas maniac would aoi put dis murder
oGs design into immediate execution
&c swOre gu; vSFreGt for Jahu's arrest When
0Ac4f. arrive! ste latter. sGspeeuGg arrest. nad
bs-rica lad algns= n MS room .sr - ppinE
cutss.y when he OF Gers broke down tie loor
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jap Itm's Merry Ehristmaa.

NV WESTMINSTER, Dee. "a. peciai. A Jap
named Jim wa, released from Jail toisy, after
being iucarcsrate1 four months jim IS blessed
with a handsome vile, who 4 seems. sttr CT a
the attention Of Chinese labor srap loyer named
A. Ling, who made liberSl of. for her 70 de.
Ger; Der husband. which she indignantly re.
fused. Determined 20 set the woman, Ling
swore oui an AFFIDAVIT 20 che eject that jim
owed him sl6a, and was about T. leave the
COUNTRY. Jim was arrested sn Jailed. AMI i,
transrired in court ;oiay bat Ling had never
ceased trying % induce the woman 20 live With
bin. The msiter OF Jin's incarceration was
made public iew DAYS ago through tae press,
the affair was investigated. a1d Judge 3 le
today male an order releasing the Jap aud re,
storing him 20 bis faithful vile
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The Canadian Doodle Scandals.

OTTAWA, oat, Dec 2i-Judgs Ross today. IN
The tonao.ly conspi-Aey case 70 ietraud the
government decided u commit Thomas
NeGreevy and Nicholas Connolly FOR sctionable
wrong u the cro~swan Con'rscI and released
them or thei- own ree2gniEsnce in 8. 100 each
MONTREAL, DEC. a-AstOgndlug rvyelStioDs
are Icing made s, 10 The operations Of the Mer-
oieJitss during ther control oi tbs provincial
gov--urlenL TIE new treasurer OF the province
oa taxing posse sion a. once in.'tQtei an iuves-
ve tsgation AID announced a startling state IF
Affairs. The isie govern nent's last faSnc 81
statement est na:sd s dedcI :or the year OF
s6sa,0 d. Thsre has been found ~ TEN in The
. oSs called special expenditures" which
swsllS the ;o;al teucit n exces, Of expenditures
over rec pJs 3 s2.2L20l0 The department s
now gage n tracing where tbs extra sl,6oJ.-
900 has gone To-
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Iowa Boodler. Arrested.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, L.. Dec. A-Kinhall and
Chsmrs who -aa al investmen; AM construe-
tioa rom pAny here Tor some tine ard wao failed
some months ago for 500 0. have been o. ed
under sr-est The complainauts Eastern
sio-s holdsrs, and the charge agsinst tenn 70
en- eZr ernent Il Is said aey have gctIsu away
with about $4,000 For some tine they
hsve been travelling al over the
country and have teen 10 CaIifsrni. sad Ha-
ws1i They were Enally located &; CHRIS ago snt
brought aere Bota gave bal. IN me sum Of
$500 each. and ssssrt thesT entire Innocence Of
the c-srgss m&de.
PHILADELPHIA. Dc. 24.-Ths grand jury 10
cay 'gaor q he bill ~ Indictment charging
Roe-r: Gle de1ring snd George A HUM.
bankers and brokers. vita aiding snd sosttiug
ex-City Treasurer Bsr1s.ey IN en- osIz sment
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Tacoma Chamber of Commerce

TACOMA, Dec A-lSpeciAl Twenty Of the
heaviest Tscona propertT-ognes tonight petit
TONED TIE Cham 5e- Of Com nerce 70 take seton
on the charge made by them that Pierce county
property has been valued too high, thereby COM
peiirg The payment OF s much higher proper
tioaate rate than other counties OF the state
The acton demanded IS such as viii give an
expression % the public IN condemnation of such
arbitrary acts on the part OF officials engaged il
preparation o. the FAX lists. The petition was
re.s-re- 10 :hs genera January meeting. s. was
also communication from the San Francisco
Chamber OF Con u2s-ce, urging the government
70 maze Nicaragua saaa. appropriation
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Boise City Prizefight.

BOISE CITY, Dec 24-lspecIAL. "A prireigh.
was one OF the features OF the holidays in Boise
City sporting circles this morning Il came of
about II mile from town between Reddy Brennan
and Jack Flynn, and was & hght 70 S finish.
Both men have good records and B-eznsu has
been defeated only oaee since lie entered the
ring. Over 1C9 Boise sporting men witnessed
the tight. SIX ounce gloves were used. PaIsey
Morley was referee. Brennan was seconded BY
Ed Noble and Johnny Murphy, while Billy
Lynch and Billy Mcdonald seconded Flynn.
Both men did good work. Al the end OF she
fourteenth round Brennan landed thres neck
blow. on Flynn AMI he succCnbed- The 6ght
and money were awarded 20 Brennan. Another
match VII come Of soon.
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Suing for Albertson'. Bonds.

TACOMA, Dee 24-Espsc al THE Fidelity
Trust Company has instructed rs att raeys.
Csmpbsn & Powell 10 begin suit against the
Fidelity an Cssusity Company, OF New YORK,
Tor the psvraeut % tne s. .0o} bonds Furnished
Edward AlbeFtson while cashier NJ the Fidelity
bank. President Wallace, If the bsnk. SAYS the
directors hsve heen unsb.e - secure -est,ement
witt the Fidelity and a ualty Company, no
Response having been received - demands or
the pavrnrat Of the 5000 guarantee Tae
postoflce employees were Il give eouds through
the Fidelity anu casualty Company. aid nave
prepared elsnks for that purp1se Cpon earn
Ing % tae necessity % the FIDELITY bauk 20 be-
gin suit for ths collection Of the guaran tee,
Postmaster Hcgae deci led not 20 forward the
blsaks antl further uiovma;io1 coQ q be Oh
tained regarding the sui; TO force the pawn ut
OF the guarantee
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CHRISTMAS DAWN.

TIE winds are dead. and 81 how srfnI
The stsrs are large: a silver blade
fo1 homeward sailing moon has made
Upon the somore, wooded hill
The towering dr trees bresths prayer.
And %. each white star hides away
Behind fallen robe OF gray,
And bird notes thrill the morning air.
Az OVERCOMING cup 90 wine
l. slowly lifting in the Eass
Awake. no, man! 10 bea1-y's ssasss
The glory OF tAs say IS thine.
And now from peaks that fash and giean
The gorgeous light Of dawn is hurled
Across ire rugged Western world.
and drenehes hill AMI vale and strsz1.
Oh, hsilowed day when Christ wss cora.
SrinE sweetest peace 20 every oae;
From land OF snow 70 land 81 sun
Lei love prevail. or Christmas morn
Herbert RssAfor.
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PRIESTS TORN FROM THE AFFAIRS.
Mexican Authorities Attempt to Close
in


CITY oF MEXICO, Dec. 2l-The district Judge
recently tssued orders 70 the police s-t troops
closing four monasteries II Pueblo, on The
ground that the maintenance OF these ius;itQ-
cons IS contrary 70 law. Upon the carving out
OF tie Judges orders today the people revolts1,
and q fight between the people on one side and
the police and soldiers On the oiaar followed
during va.ch one person vas killed and four
others wounded Accounts Of the affair are
conflicting.
The clergy on the ons hand ssfer: thai they
were torn from the sitars. leaving the sscra-
meat exposed. dragged through tie streets BY
-roOps e2d subjected 10 many hunilis.ionA
Tie popuIace rose en- IEasse sni offered eonsid-
erstle resistance 70 the troops, crying: viva
Is reilgionl Death 20 Mssons.4 Tvent six
priests we're srre,ted. Pueblo Is n state OF in
teuss excitement Governor Ma Znez, OF the
prov!nce, IL ahssnt and Acting Governor Ar.
ria.s, VITO IS really responsible for the order.
has sen. &c envoy 70 the city OF Pueblo
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had very decided snateCrish faint Camp did
the pitching for Portland, and his specify dslIV-
cry kept san Jose down TO three safe hits. He
was very steady, too, sending only one man 10
base on balls san Jose nearly shut out
aga Z, and owe their only run 20 Work. who
mi.judged long az. Looksbaugh was
al easy marx for the vIctors. II the
third inning Lytle gOt base on balls,
Glenalvin singled 10 right, and sharp threw
WIDE 10 third base. Lytle scoring. Glelalvin
scored on MOTIFS single. In the fifth, for san
Jose, Sharp singled aud scored on WORKS mut.
In the fifth. Tor Portland, Lyle got & base on
balls and scored on triple u MOtz, who went
home on Abbey grouader 70 Rejsx who fun
blsd In the .ixta inning Camp was gwen
base on bats anu scored on singles by Patton
and G.enaivia. Patton went hoUne on Wild
plsca, aud G.enalvIn crossed the plate on
single by Moiz The score:
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Prosperity of New westminster.

NEW wEsTxIssTEE, Dec. 24-lspeeial l-Ihs
Columbian publishes this evening review OF
New Westnins,eTIs business Tor ISL 6ultc-
ings 70 the value o: $4,000 have oeen erected !:
the population is HOO; the city assortment
ss.ss7.52o: amounts spent IN public work., 1884,.
80; electric light plant put il By the city $780,
COO: water-works NEARLY completely, sSs9oo5i
number OF ships srrIvs1. $50, tonnage l5Seool'
customs returns, ss7s,57s; value OF lumber out
put, 81 10 Oso; Sc nor pseE, ls2,6oo cases; EAlns
OF shipping industry, 81 branches, Sleo.ooo
Twenty-Five shlps and steaners Of a. cases
were built durinz the yssT. TIE year las been
the most pros perous 10 tie hisio-y OF New
Hes.rrfusrar
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Tacoma Police Court News

TacosA, Dec 4-fspeciaL James Murphy
said when srraigasd todsv tnst lie stole elgai
rn!nce ku.ve. beeause &c was wing uiI1 a1n
ger He wa "a &c so- twenty days FOR the Of
fence He ihsnsed the court for the sentence
An effort j. beiag nsds ~ The police 70 fnd
the ooun;erfeliers wh y is IS believed zre WORE
ing IN the city. poss big n connection With
Seattle ana Anacortes coun .erfeitsrs.
Charles Ross, John Ross anu William Brown,
boys elsl ming 10 De res dents Of Port Townsend.
were arrested TIL afternoon, charged With
vsgrancy Brown said he was an orphan.
Upon promise 20 leave town they we're dis
rn!ske6
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CHRIS TNAs DAY.

December morn! December morn
Rejoice bota hill snd vale
Lei az AMI wide sweet notes De sung.
To welcome thy s!at Eale.
lie. higher, higher IL the SKIES
The hearts true praise be borne:
Yet not alone from those who .inR.
Bat those, who stricken, mourn
Fer happy hearts may share he Joy
OF Christ, the Risen King"
But only grief can teach the powG
OF ChriSI's great suffering
And through the tear drops failing fast
ohsl shine shat HOPES" glad light.
Al, see! where gLmmers through Tia elops,
The COW OF promise bright
December morn! December morn
Rejoice both hill and vale
Let Tar and vide sweet notes be sung
To welcome thy glad tale.
Seattle, Dec. p, 1891
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JUDGE OSBORN FIGURE-CALLEE.
His Direction. Mistaken By Bashful
Bridegroom FOR dancing Orders

Bridegroom for Dancing Orders
IL &c os0ora's private room the court
oou,e waicn .G5oia. she civil chambers, wss
The seeae OF happy. aa, % .ay fanny JDci3ea;
yesterday Ia Judge W.. QysEe1 y .ooEias
over come paa-r> ea as ard ami knock
a. tbs door he sot Up sai opened t2e door 20
8 ys-v oasafu. couple Tnev waats1 20 get
harriet The lu3s knew &, before they said
anytime He invited them n and then went
70 .ocs fns witnesses A. II was late in The
a:;eraooL. there were lew persons around but
Lyman Wood. the CLERK vas secured for one
witness and PosT-IS TELLIG EScEa reporter for
q second
Tie iudy .sked the young people to stand up,
and ;nsy awkward!y took their places side ey
siGs
Join your right hands. said the Judge
The groom, after some hesitation. complied
vita this request But the Judge and witnesses
we're somewhat surprised 10 see him walk very
deliberately around ais bride. making ngure
exactly as ''sl!eusai rigas" would De danced
TO slow music When they had taken their
places again, the Judge repested bis request
"P.ease Join yoar right snds
Again the same evolutions were performed,
and TIE Judge himself almost smiled as he re-
peste1 the word third time This time. cow
ever. re stepped forward and explained thai the
ceremony was not a dance scaool. but oniy
common marriage, anc Il was completed ID the
c-taCdox manner
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NhAfcorrn NruA

wzArcos. Dec Especial The eont-ac;
Go build the Belans nam Bar & Eastern railroad
TO LAKE whatcoIn was let TO-DAY TO 4 L M>Cav
4 Co. Of TscomA The oA 'e-s a! the coraqarv,
elected today. arc; Edward ElGridCe. president:
Ex-Governor HauseT. Of Helena, vics president.
and J. J. Donovan, secretary.
The Cornwall dysu has passed through SIX
seet Of coal at depth OF 500 feet Two feet Of
ihi> is o; good quality. Another vein is ex-
pectei to es iouad below thIa The coal is
found cropping aearsv two miles distant
Among the AurpAy converts are Messrs De
tierre. Vis,eaer T. W Petubons, 2, Bellnge1
anG {. &. Cole.
{ Cole has been appointed postmaster 0:
New Whstcou. and the Old otfices % WAAicon
and SehOms will ee consolidated.
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DEATH OF MRS. Mspy
Mother OF Hon. John Collin.
Away, Aged SO ye.-x

Ms. Mary Co .Ias, mother Of John Cars
Ms Ellen AcElroy OF ms clsy. de. 80. -
yes5cr tag a; = O'Clock 81 TIE restseae, :, ~
daughter, o. FIRE strset, near Lszo-.. =, -
age Of - years. 20
Ms. Collins Was born in cooteAfu. so-..-
CaFan, Ire and, during .ae month Of JraA ~.
she married Patrtek Collins, wao d,.d !, -
land twenty-five years ago. sever ves-, -
tie death Of her husband sac cane IA sa..,,'
an aas resided with her 9&a-htsr. NJ, -
AeE.roy, until death. n at;itiaa % "a, ~
ana daughter named, size leaves sou- -
children, Mrs J. \ B4i-la-geon. Ms -"
CO. las. az present il Europe. Joan sad -.
Collins. al children o. JOAN Collins
The funeral services VII re heE1 .,
Church OF tie Sacred Heart -uacay af,s-,o, :. :.
2o'elock- The inteElent VIII taxs psac. !, -. !,
vary cemetery.