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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
PUBLIC nEer.
Monthly statement from the TreasuIl
Department.

DeUhftiifnI
washington, d. c.. Feb 2.-Ihe Treas
ury Department monthly debit statement
for February, owing 10 tug death Of Secre-
tary Window, was not issued until to-day.
rhe reduction In the public debt duunl
January amounted TO Si5. 81. .4g6, and loI
the seven months of the current fiscal year.
or since july, 1880, amounted to Sil,jSO, 427.
lhe total debt to-day, less cash IN
treasury. is $SlG.j9iOti, ard If thi,
amount SGlTlii,-o2 - iuteresl-bearing debt
in round iumbers 9fiD.l0npO per cent
bonds and Sj1 500 900 ~ per cent.
The bonded Indebtedness has been re-
duced but 5 Sl,SI3 $50 during ths past month.
comparatively few li5 per cents baNin-
been redeemed. Since Tie beginning Of the
current fiscal year, or during the past seven
months, SjlJ.UO1uOO ~ per cents and Sl2.
jO00cO per cents nave been redeemed.
TIE net cash or surplus In the Tredsur
f0-iIy, including sub ididry coin, is SlO-
~Sojij AGAINST $J7J1lSl2. on January lst
past. an increase Of Thirteen millions and
"A half during tae m0utl. 50 lDe surplus
To-day, National bank dcpositarlcs hole
S23 So. .Si3 or about q half M Hon lea, tlar
a month ago. The ireasury god con an
bullion asset, to-day aggrega'e S2oi.jlI,-
$40. an increase of i.ur and hair millions
.luring the past month. Silver assets in
creased about three anl = Haif millions
during January "hi .,Ss Gates s3j9 l2i2l2
Against the gl,d coin 4ld bullion rssets
q ere are SliJ,6li,OpU "a gold certificate.
ana s. 1,OJ3,s,i in silver cerlil sat,s out.
standing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

WA.ntNGrON, u. g.. FEB. =. rho Com.
missioner oi lndilu Aniirs f"- m8miny
received TELEGRAM fgow Special Agent
Bark5Jfn. ahnOgnoiay bis departure y,s.
terIiy from Omaha, Neh, with ,e,tntceu
Indians aud trre Interpreters, mfmbcls n
the Missouri River tribes. N Y 90 d.
rect % Chicago, thence % Ma-hlngt0n.
where they viii arrive Wednesday. The
onierencs with Secretary Noble au' this
delegation. as well a. with the indiaH le.e.
cations nov "a the city. VIII be held jo.niiy
next Saiulday,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
rAr.lRallwae Mrek.

CLENELAND. ONO. Feb. She CLagrin
Falls accommodation on me Cleveland
canton ard southern kaliTpsd was wrecked
4 few miles south Is ili- city early ini-
morning and lag uesg use3l or enwaiG snl
Fireman Edward liillnan we've almost Ia
stautly Killed. 'ihe train WAS rurn.ng
about thirty miles an hour and the engine
Jumped the track. rolled down an ombsnk-
ment about ten l,tt hlgh and dragged a
combination ear and coach riisr n. Tee
passengers were badly soakon up. but none
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

LAFAl KITE, IND, Feb. 3.-Ihe. conduo-
tors.switehue n and brakemen on the Louis.
vile, New Alba..y and Chicago road 70 ,he
number Of my, wen. out on a strike to-day
because they have not .eeeiHed their psy
Tor the month Of December, no neisnSt
Was moved to-day. fhe money 10 ioni''e"
TOMORROW, which will end the trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

ptrrsaURG. PA. FEB. 3.-A Whetliag.
N Va. special 30 the Times says "Mls.
,ora Schoulbe. nee Garland, q wealthy
,eirss, OF " Washington, -. c.. suiclde,s .n
an ob,cure hotel IN tnis city hy taking
/ ,udanum to-day. She has. uDtil few
l,,s ago. been an inmate u Cla'a Moss
aotse oi III fame Ia this city. she bias
lived in Cincinnati, Piitseusg' Riehmoa5.
from an agent named Brooks shows fhat
.he Owned valuable real estate ia Wash
lagton, ID. G."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

st. LOUIS, Mo Feb. 3.--"Duge" Burke.
a notorious local law-breaker. was shot and
killed on second street this alteruean while
resisting arrest. Rurke escaped from the
Work house yesterday, where h. was serv.
ing "a sentence OF one year. IIellalre
Chenot, a guard met him on the sifat to-
day and tried 10 arrest him. Burke at
{ mpted 10 sni ,e the officer and was shot
InrOugh the head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

The Customs Committee Of the FrN h
Chamber Of Deputies yesterday voted to tax
phosphatcs Of lime at the r3te OF SOC. and
4bc. per 100 kilos. nitrate Of potash at u. and
81, caustic soda nj 81 and ST., ana raw cork
at 81. and 2i ~ulphuric acid is exempted
from duty.
Russian refncries have signed an agree
mcnt 10 ufOducc only sufficient oil Tor the
needs Of the Russian community and to
cease exporting.
VI. MiiOsavievics. q member Of the SerVian
Council of state, has been appointed Minister
OF the Interior.
The khCdive has ordered his own BODY
physician 10 accompany Professor Koch dur
ing the latter's soiOurn In Egypt.
tis now stated that fiftv men were killed
and two hundred injured IN saturday out
break al Opcita
King HumbeIl. Of Italy. has not accepted
the resignation OF Signor ,rispi
The Tagbiatt Of Germany, says that Wiss-
man has sent his resignation TO the Kaiser.
NJ jules Ferrv was yesterday clccted prcsl-
dent of the Customs Committee of the French
Senate.
he Paris Gaulois states that the Due
d'Orlcaus is about togo to Turkey and Persia.
Professor Koch rs now In Vienna on his
way TO COnstnnupople.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
.,,uuar.d rhou.asa Dollar rire.

NEw YORK, Feb. 3--FDe start, tonight
in williamsburg Ia the block bounded by
North Eleyeaih and f~eiiih streets.
AID the ayealse aud h',p street, eeeuplsa
a. an IRON foundry ,hy Paulson 4 Kdger's
Ircbitect,sal Bronze Works aud osne,s
Ly Tut.,s X Bailey. The property - salaess
Al ssOh, ,OC0, and Is fully insafed. Alta bate
hour Il WAS reported thai the sa,ie block
occunel by The isoa estGs tat been d..
stro,ed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
STILL MARCHING 70 AWARD.
The Times" Private wire-New Depai-
ture in Richmond Journalism

ture in Richmond JOurnalism
TuF TINES .has made a stride which easily
places IL in the van OF Richmond journalism
some days ago a contract was made with the
United Press 10 lease private telegraph
wire. 90 DE extended into THr TIMES onlco
audt be worked hy a special operator. The
arrangements are an completed. and now
Geographic news is received directly i'm Tur
rrWfs building and tansml TIED 40 once Co
ihe desk ofthe telegraph editor.
The advantages Of this arrangement are
manifold. FIRST aud foremost SC plac TnE
rrus m direct oud Immediate connection
w.man The leading cities OF the world. and
ANY event tmnspirine anywhere can bc sent
to this omse without delay. Besides this
any iicm ofncws desired can bs ordered at 90
minutes notice. as iIIE TIMES and the great
n.w> ASSOCIATION with which % 81, connected
t.r United Pressure in constant ANA close
communication with each other
Nexi. and no less important ,s the fact
taat. ny lhis arrangement. our new, mci-
lIes arc greatly enlarged Heretofore we
have been limited io certain number or
thousand woris rcrnieht Now, however
usre ls no limit So olone as amy news. from
either at home or abroad. is 10 Doe trans
uttcd. win Doe sent MS for the edincaiiou
aaI Interest Of our readers.
Ihis arrangement wilL with our new Hoe
r.rfccune Dress ofthc very latest and most
approved make. and which VIII Dee in opera
tou JOB few days. enable as TO publish "a
model. metropolitan paper, which viii Doe at
once 20 credit 90 Virginia and the South. The
complaint ha- frequently been made thst
Virginia newspapers are bohind their con
rempoares boz merit ana style. THE TUNE.
uuake care hat uo sufficient ground for
ony such charge sQal, so far as itis concern
el. hereafter exist. hut that Richmond shall
l. able etoboa,tof as compete adlly jour
n.l s, amy city Norih. south. East OF West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
TRAGEDY ArAN ARMY POST
surgeon Diet, shoots Ills Wite and Then
Himself.

A Gispatch from Alcuraz Island. san
Francisco. saws Captain William -. D.eiz.
assistant surgeon. United -t'tes army. and
mis- wie wore found dead Yesterday morn
ing at halt ptsi u O'Clock. Captain peiZ
fr,t shot bis wif. and iLcp nim-eif "i'n 90
louble-barcllrd shotgun. sirs. t.iei, wa
a daughter of Captain ". vs.. Ty.F, lh!r
f.enth luinlrg. now at o1ckett llarbor y.
N..an..t:0g retirement. Captain D.etz Wa
born in Georgia, s..a "rponied assistant
.urgeOn. Dniied states arms. ,.em NtN
York ..on December ., 1883. lie WAS hisn'y
re-necte; ,.g al who knew him. They leave
/ small culd. tWO se-.5 oid. IDr. Diel%
ras uD the greater part OF tie night before
with Military Convict Brandt, Who Is at tue
point Of death, sick With pneAmonia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

LINCOLN. NFs. Feb. 2.-Tha House yes
tcrday adopted % resolution iai'01gced b!
Wilson, of Webster county, au Alliance
member. declaring that the passage 10y on
-ress OF iha Con.cr Compound Uill Woulc
iriuro the sixteen thousand head of
cattle owned ly aellaska citizens at least
sj5ao.uo1 ald louucin2 ih- uill-as being
iu tAeinlcrcst a i.0ih-packcrs, Who nave an
army OF paid canyassers 20 the West ob-
aiming petitions in it, favor The Iesolu.
[ ON endorsed the Paddock Iure-l hili
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

sCOrrsBUKG. Ala, Feb. 3.-oeyen prison
srs. including sam Reese, Of Bridgeport
Ala, sentenced for lie, escaped irom Jail
here. Oqe Of the prisoners forced spike
out Of the no0r and made a chisel out oil IT,.
When the iailer' daughter brought IN sup
pf the prisoners forced the locks irom The
cell dOors aud made "a rush for liberty. your
prisoners refused % leave the Jail. None oi
the escaping party have beeu captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
Arysre nill1ard in Iowa.

MASON CITY. Iowa. Feb. "a severe
OllzzaId set in here AT 10 O'Clock inns
morning Reports received from 1ne
Las, aud West on The Chicago, hh"als
lee and ~. Paul indicate that y
Is General throughout the northern part
Of ihe state. The SHOW fell 10 the
depth Of twelve inches, aud il looks as u a
genuine blizzard was upon us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
THE SPANISH ELECTIONS.
THE CLERGY ADVOCATED The
CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
The Free Traders Silenced - Michael
Eyraud Guillotined-ItaIY's Ministerial
Crisis-FuneraI of Messrs. Bradlaugh
aud Mcissonier-Toreign Affairs.
IN nirecl Cable.I


lBy Direct Cablel
/ LONDON, Feb. 2.--Thc moral effect Of the
/ Spanish elections would be greater but for
the pressure brought to bear by the Govorn-
mcnt in favor of the Conservative party.
This pressure was not so great in Madrid
and the large cities as in the provinces.
where the peasantry are said to have been
dragooned by the united power Of the
Church and state into support Of the Gov
ernment candidates. 4 dispatch from Sc
Vile says that the clergy took a most active
share in the election, urging the voters 20
ihe polls, and pointing ont to them how they
should vote In numerous instances the
lower class Of the people who could not
read, had recourse 10 the priests FIR direc-
tions as 10 what they should do. The clergy
are. without knowing exception, on the
Conservative side. and strongly opposed 20
the Liberals, whom many OF the peasantry
regard as atheists and enemies Of the
Church.
II is stated that in Valencia the local
authorities locked mp persons supposed 10
be- hostile 70 Government candidates. An
other way Of getting Government Inaiorties
was to send "a policeman to accompany a
batch Of voters and see that all voted right.
The Court is said TO be highly gratited with
the result OF the election.
one effect Of the Spanish election will be
70 silence the frec-trade party, which has
been protesting against the increase Of the
tariff by the existing Ministry whose
course is now confirmed by a large ma
jority Of the electors.
The London Post says that whatever the
ultimate decision 10 be arrived at by the
nf f
the seal fisheries case Englishmen and
Canadians alike Will recognize the integri-
ty of that tribunal.
sPAr IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
There was sharp debate in the House of
Commons on the subject Of the new maga-
zine rifle. and allegations were made
amounting almost To- a charge 90
corruption in The War Office. The
debate was not Of pariizan charaC-
ter. The Right Hon. T.. Majorlbank. |
Liberal from the scotch side of Berwick |
begun the attack with a motion that a
committee be appointed to examine the |
new magazine rifle and report upon the |
reasons for its adoption. This was
not strong enough TO suit Mr.. Han. |
bury, Conservative from Preston, who |
iu plain language condemned the way in |
which the adoption of the rifle had bcon |
secured. OF thirteen patents connected |
with the arm lon question one official held |
ten In his own name. Mr.. lianbury moved !
as amendment that committee be aU- |
pointed 10 investigate the War Office ano |
report any Improvements seeming desira-
able % be carried.
CHlLIs CIVIL WAR.
Buen0s Ayres adyiccs are uniayOrable o.
the ChilIn insurgents. They nave been
obliged 90 leave Coquimho. aud IqWqu haI-
d. Y ain h. Af H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Ten Barrels of Coal OH and $50 Pouad
of Powder.


of POwdsT.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 3.-Mhile most OF
The people Of Nebraska, u small village IN
Indiana, were gathered in church sunday
evening, an alarm o., tire was sounded.
uuiriedly abandoning the services, they
.ound genera, ,io,e IN danes and
battered dl"n the DOOR. AS The
crowd was about % ru,h in 4
violent explosion took place. The
maze mad reached ten barrels ot coal oil
and two hurdrtd aul huy pounds OF
powder Han a ulrGr.d PEOPLE were
knocked down, while other. Ned amid "a
shower Of miscellaneous articles which
were hurled oui ot tho store by the force u
ne explosion. Marvellous o. relate. nc
body was seriously Injured. The noise ot
me explosion WIS hcdrI uye miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
The Italian Crisis.
I5y DlrectCablt

ROME, Feb. 3.-The Marquis Di Eudni
having abandoned the attempt to form
Cabinet. King llumbert has requested Sig
nor Zanard0lli, Minister Of Justice under
SignOr Crispi, TO essay the task.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
WEATHER CeoP BULLETIN.
Present Condhion apA rrosp,c.- os Win
TT Wheat.

'I'7'H1 N"HWI'INh AuH I-I"FpI V-7 ni " III
Wheat.
NA-mINGr0N. u. e.. Feb. O.. The wealth
er cropmonthly bulletin ior January, Issued
from the Signal Oaic, to-day, says: There
vas no snow on the ground 40 iho olo. OF
the month over the entire winter wheat belt
'Nt niing from tennessee uornwarl to the
lakes, ,andn0m ohio 10 Kansas. .auJ although
The weather during the month was, owing "a
theurilormly high temperature nemliy Ia
'orable 90 the growing crops. bee approach
ing cold wave and attending decided ir,pls
leaves its condition uncertain. Reports
rom The Pacific coast Indicate that the
wheat crop l. growing very slowly, ana that
there Is very little moisture in the ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

co,,,., kuprcss is suffering from a
Ihe Neslin" Gouseau0nily tbe reception
severe - ~ 20 have been held yesterday has
,.., Shlen ,es.teonea usiil saturday aex, Inc
coet BALI which was 70 ,cS,nnf,ermsde nnfe ,p y"'' vi
4, eflnf sdsiy, has DeeH S''"''f"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

number Of representative merchants
frola Norh Caronaa met In Raieign yester-
iay 10 protest against tie Puiehase-Iox
law.-Ihe annual meeting OF the directors
of Tie North Carolina railroad was held IA
Raleigh yesterday.-Niss Dora hih. oi
fawrenburg. y. e.. has been struck blind
from an attack of "guppe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

Michael Iyrud was gullotntd in l'ails
.s-riday.- funerals cf Mr. DhNIi's
B14aingu and fhe French. painter M,ssoHle'
took Isr. ycsicrday.-Ihe result "i '"o
spanish ei,,eilon, VIII Dee % silence me Hee-
t-sle parsy.-Mr Gladstone's Religious
D..,buIres h.u VIII come up In the House Of
q. ..inpon, Today. king Humbeu. OF italy.
...,. contested s.snor ZanordDln 20 form a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
HonoRs TO The DEAD.
Funerals Of the French Painter and the
EngiIsh Free Thinker.
,f... lf...t guIfaf

Engiish Free-1h'nkef'
fBy Direct Cable.l
PARIS. Feb. S.-The funeral services Tor
the famous painter, Messonier' were held
to-day on the Madeline, which was denseiy
,hronged. The assenfblage constituted all
The leader. Of French ART and letters. letters, a a
military cogtege escorted the remains 10
poissv whore the interment took place.
rSe ne procession to the Iailrdad station was was
an m imposing one and crowds Of people
lined Inc streets along the ronie.
'' AIR. BRADLAUGH's FUNERAL
,oxnox Fob 3.-The late Charles Brad
i@,' 80 today placed to rest IN the Gem
a,ar, lses' IN n surrg. special trains from TINS
city, eiSy carried 1893 ad@irers Of the grea, ,i,
20 sarry sSesS SsSeISaoo aeon "i ihe
2Irans - ere Of the simplest kind Ma
ce,en.o" ,snss Who followed The boiy 70 the Gene
,ary % 'ns wore yarl usly Golored slbeons IN 'ner
hats. -------------
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

rac ~uudry Cyl Dnf reported TO the
IA .ase yesterday contains several para
.-.. lbs OF interest to Nirsnia.-A dele
...,., from Norfolk visited the capital yes
..0.ay In the Interests of the shipping mL
-Iames Oweuby testified bsiorc the silver
y0o investigating Committee yesterday.
NEW YORK.
Co.,. Beucn sruw of ,lc National Grey
Mound Club came OF 10 Tine American ID )rse
Exchange Yesterday There are twelve
,..,s of log-b.te no tie rasteur Institute
Ery. James Bnclanan Drysdale has been
aeioscl rom ihc Episcopal minlstry.--
GREAT interest is being manifested I'D wal
.tr..t over the Gould Terminal inspection
tlur.-lAitlc MIss Elsie Leslie is suffering
,rou severe cold.-The Veteran IouaVes
Ien pr their Sourhem trip yeste day.---N
remarkable ,urrc operation was pei
IuIurI Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

oi oihcial records OF the war, s255. eco; for
judicial expenses. 81. 736 900, and tor print
ss ss c.,nd ana binding Government publications,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
CAPIrAL MOTIFS.

The total coinage OF the minis during the
month Of January was lO,2jS, 1862 pieces OF
tue value OF 81 50S, 1920, Of which -, I2O,OOO
vas gold, s3e5o,y'4 silyeS and4Sl3i, 500
nickel.
The Treasury Department has decided
that earthenNare goods imported prior 70
August 1880, and which have remained in
bonded warehouses since. II not Withdrawn
for consumption after the lst proximo will
be subject to duty under the Mckinley bull.
The first Cabinet Iestlng held since Mr.
WINDOWS death met to-day al II; 80, all the
members being present The question OF
filling the vacancy IN tie Treasury Depart
ment was discussed,
The following patents have been awarded
10 virginia: Robert W. Coffee, Bedford
CITY. tobacco steaming machine; William
J. Cussen, Henrico county, assignor TO
Millhiser & Co., Richmond, tobacco bag, or
pouch. ,,.
The postofices at Sycamore, Halifax
county, and Perkinsyiile, Burke county, y.
c., have been discontinued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
SENATE.

ia the senate Today the House Dill was
passed amending sections Ass ana o,4es
OF the Revised Statues. providing penalties
Tor the embezzlement 0f pensions Dy Tue
guardian Of the pensioner.
House gill 10 amend seC,ion 80 oi the be-
yised Statutes lin reference 10 the designa.
tions 10 MI vacancies In case death, sick
ness or absence of heads Of departments
was reported back with substitute. Inc
substitute amends the sections OF the re-
yised statutes ON that subject, and limits 10
thirty days the period OF such deslgnaton'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
NEWS SUMMARY.

sor,r,t m Virginia: lalr decidedly
colder with severe cold wave.
The Blues decided to hold fair beginning
Arru 2tth.-CVu Service examination
was heid af tine Cusfom-housr.--Ih Steel
ifou and Cornlce Makers Union elected ole
ncers.-ghe Richmond and 'hes'pe'Ht
s.lnropd Company has been Ic-org rg'ni/,d''no
r.e ,oad aud tunnel is nkoiy soon O" h'
i,,Ot The Central Committee of ihe As
-,..i,t.o. sor the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities met
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04

Tn census Office will shortly issue a bull
ietin giving the 81 'tistics OF the coal mining
industry ana coal production for the year
lSSg. lhe production OF 1880 was 323,9i2
tons. valued AT Si160ll at the mines. Tb,
.rONth of this industry since then, the bull
eiin states. has been almost phenomenal.
tue product f0r tlt sen being 3ls,I2s tons,
valued at S. J7OI4ts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-04
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.

Rrpre-eutatlve Base,, e, Now York, who
nad thc correspondence viii Eec,etary
Blaine on Canadian reciprocity. has loaned
Ae original letters 20 the Toronto Globe for
the purpose Of publishing f1c SMILES.
Representative f4se, --.s ne knew the de-
nid Of Secretary Blaine wOuid create a
,tir in Canada, and he wrote his letter
for the purpose Of sending a bomb into the
Canadian aa.fG.gn which he has watched
sith much infertsi. lie leiie}e3 a correct
knowledge of sucu matien viii assist very
materially the growing sentiment IN Canada
in favor Of annexation, and open the eyes OF
the Canadius 10 the falsily of the assur-
.nrrs of the ncOple IN power There.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-02
DIED.

PARKER Tuesday evening. June 30. 1891. M
i0,4b o'clock PBGBB A. PARKER. yslict OF the
late w. c. 'arker. aged 81 years.
The remains will be taken from her lete resi-
dencs c,rner OF Main and Twonty first street.
70 the two o'clock b. 4 o. train this Thur
dav) .f.e.nocn. and the intermept will take
at Cameron, and the funeral services VIII
he ,eld IN the NJ. Z. church Immediately upss
arrival OF the train
IDzGANT-On Tuesday evening. June ~ isgl.
a. Q:55 O'Clock, az the residence OF az psNnts
10. Alley +, HARET A. DEGAsT, sos OF Joht
r and Mary NJ DLGAgT, aged o yoa:s, 5.onte
and days.
Funeral from the residence OF thI psrspss
this Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment at Peninsula cemetery. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
orro-Nondsy. June p. 1921. atii:Ss o'clock
Z. m, r. ". 0TTo, Ia his ooib year.
Funeral from residences OF his son. VIM. 7.
o,to. IA. 2six;h street. oa Thursday at three
O'Clock nm. frisndsof the family invited to
attend. Intefuers s IT. Wood cemetery.
uIrLwAED--on Tnesdsy evening. June %,
IA, AZ N: 80 o'clock Burt. youngest son 81
Lines and Sarah MIilward, aged years ahS
ssys.
F,,n.-si services az residences Of parents. gear
OF 40. 1873 Eifhteenth street, on Ino'I'sJ
morning at 10 o'clock Friends OF the i'n'''y
invited 20 stteta. Intermentat Peninsula Gem
etery.
OKEL-A, bis late residences. ez'S b'I I s.rss.
=, Tnesdsv June %, 1921. at isSO p M OoSkAD
OxZL. 10 TIE ssd year Of his age.
Funeral services at German N. Z. Church ca
rna,.a.y s,,ernos az o'clock. Friends Of The
emily invited 20 attend. In'srrnen' 81 Red
Mems ceme,ery.