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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
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TIE republican ELECTORS Or tie stats u Mich
ixAa 2ad ali otArrs ~ Gag desire % Unite
slsh them Ia sDnsidil< tks kflae.sass o. iAs
replbl4e4G party - dscl1Ksd Ia the platform
gratIea. are A~Feoy requested 20 sad ds.e-
xalss o. the stale e1ayehEsel VI SAD party. 70
Ls he'd &C La Academy u Music. IN tue city
81 S4sl aa~, east side. bs<i3n az AZ oeioe2
fhs1saas Ja.s 4. Ls' ssr tie pasposs 81 ao.a,
tnsElax eaafl1 sres for sI<Le olrces Aad tns
transaction o. sl-ea ether business As q AZ
proDsFsy come betsre the consentioa-
Ia sesereaaee sta tae RESOLUTION adopted
sr 6raEd E4g.Gs Nag ~. is.a every so-aty
Gil be emitted dsisxate Tor each Do OF
the total vote eesf governor At tas iAss
state election, tSos smbef. lssly aud one add
mona DELEGATE Tor every fTseslee Amounting
tilted 70 &C least one delegate.
Iaasr . resolution II $50. 10 delszate vii
De sltitied TO q seaf Ia the Convention Wa
aoes nee reside IN TIE eSansy as proposes 10
Tue delegates from each congress- 0nai dis
kriet are requested ~ meet IA ca1ccs AT ~
o e ock n0on, on Wednesday July -. 10 select
candidates a. follows 70 Do presented 70 the
State eoaveDt0D Tor eo1lf saAtto2s Vae vice
president. oae assistant secretary. and one
nsmber each OF Inc committees On errcca-
uAis. permanent or<s1i12tlon and order OF
business. ann rrsolGti0as. All Tor tho tranSst'-
lion OF such other business - they may see
Ia con liaaee with . resolution adopted IN
Detroit. June y i8cB. the secretary II each
county convention II requested 10 forward 10
the secretary o. tie state central COMMITTEES
No. ~ West Fort street. Detroit. Dy the
earlfssE NAL alter The delegates 10 the state
con ssarfoQ have been enosen. Q certified ilsr
Of such delegates from shelr respective
sounties ~ are entitled to seats 10 TIE coz
VILLAS E. BATEs. JAMS Nc MuIAs.
Secretary. Chairman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

Strikes are by no means the product
Of a SINGLE evil. They spring from .
variety OF sources, ranging from the
discharge Of co-smploys TO . demand
for higher wages, and they are as often
the result Of undue haste and preju-
diced counsel by infismmstory sgitstors
- from just and reasonable demands
or the refusal Of them. In the Home
stead case the men are not out on =
strike IN the general scceptstIou of the
word. but are denied admission % the
mills until after TIE officers OF their
ASSOCIATION shall sign . scale cub
mitted by ths company reducing
the wages OF number OF en-
ployss an average OF IL Per cent.
The Carnegie company was persuaded
that the ofticers OF the association would
nos sign IS scale snt At once adopted
measures TO force them TO do il. The
mills we're closed ostensieiy for repairs
20 the furnaces and the msn we're then
told they might return when The scale
vas signed. THIS amounted TO q lock
out. Immediately ths company began
she construction OF . high fence about
Is mills "a which. At regular distances,
porsholss were made sentry boxes
for the use OF armed guards we're
erected At convenient angies in the
fence. The boilers we're tapped AID
hoss vas su0plled fer conveying hot
water 70 ths roofs OF the buildings sna
sentry scxe-. from which settling
streams might % discharged. Tue
sress iron sefks. used 10 the
eian<or and ring 81 hammer
ana savlI. we're trsasfosmed INTO .
frownsng arsenal TO man this for.
raldsbia and nhsnscing fortress. unsu-
thoriasd Pinkersons we're hired snd
shppsd la. cattle. "a esrs@s. 10 the
works They wers rsseivei with bal
lets. Every step me company bad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
oAsKILL PUMP IN MOTION.
a rhssasened Wasss Famins Avssssd b
In Use.


The mammoth Gaskill pump. which
is To force the clty's supply OF water
through the mains, was unexpectedly
Get at work Wednesday morning. At
that time the north pump 1t the water
works mysteriously ceased work OWING
TO lack or water 10 supply the con-
denser. The water came from the old
settling basin, and visit to that place
disclosed The cause of the lack OF sup
ply of the water.
Several small boys had closed the IN
let To the basin, aud when the pump
house men arrived they we're surprised
10 see the old basin full Of boys who
were killing hundreds Of suckers and
pickerei with clubs. In order 10 keep
up the supply of water IN the
reservoir the big pump which
mad been Get in positlon on Tuesday
Was called into service on short notice
and did the work exceilently well.
Great care has been taken with this
pump, while tho pump house was beng
built, as q small accumulation OF dust
IN bearing boxes might have perma-
ncntly injured 1t.
There was some anxiety "a TO just
how the monster product OF the Holly
company would begin work. bnt every.
thing passed OF without hitch and
the threatened water famine wal
ayerted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

IL u not yet . certainty that the re-
publicans Of Michigan will close their
eyes 70 the gravity Of the political situ-
atom and biiudly insis, upon the nomi-
nation Of man that stands pre-emi-
ncnt - . republican. but whose candi-
dAcy will gather to the support OF the
ticket no strength above ITS normal
standing. II 10 conceded that John I.
Rich 10 strong with the rank and file Of
the party. but his most ardent friends
viii not claim moro than this
The question 10. will such . strength be
sufiicisnt TO redeem the state from the
democrats now IN state ofdces and
carry tho congressional and electoral
tickets through to victory? II Is q
question that must challenge the serl-
Gus consideration Of the party and not
be hurried BY IN the seemingly mad
purpose 10 nominate man, that, de-
serving we'll Of tho party, has had his
share of public honors. Haseu 8. Pm
gree stands in every essential respect
the peer Of John T. Rich - = repub-
lican. No man can question his loyalty
and constsncy 10 the party. He 10 the
champion OF labor and the friend and
eomrade Of the veterans. His name at
the head Of the ticket, standing - .
republican name, singly and alone,
would attract every vote that the
name Of any other republican would.
Tho republican, that demand the nom-
inasioa Of Mr.. Rich are not republicans
IL they would refuse 70 vote for 70 true
. republican as Haren 5. Plngree. But
Mr.. Ping:ee would do moro than attract
republican votes He would carry dem
ocrstic wayns county and the
four congressional districts center
ing there, together with the electoral
districts. He would weaken and null
lily the active efforts of labor leaders
in behalf Of = third party or democratic
candidate, for he 10 one Of labor's best
friends and the workingmen delight TO
honor their friends He would cripple
On empty sleeve" campaign, for he
himself was brave soldier. II is not
the govsrnorship alone that should Sd
sorb attention. This state must be re-
deemed from squswbuckism aud the
Miner iniquisy. Give US q man that
will be strong everywhere and with
everybody and our success will be over
whelmingly complete.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

Primrose 4 West. with their magni-
hceut company. will give one perform
sncs on Saturday. July IS. NJ Red
mond's opera. Messrs. Primrose and
West have gwen more time and money
70 organizing their company this sea-
con than ever before. Their Mikado
first part 10 something bewildering.
Every artist they have engaged this
season has been carefully picked from
the minstrel profession. and although
playing At Refmond's. they will charge
the came price, a. at Pawers'.
Graceful a. fAwn ana pretty as a
picture, little Dottie Rowan. the Swear.
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wood. made her first appearance In
Smiths last evening. and captured the
audience by her neat anu lissome
execution OF the Spanish serpent
inc dance. The little miss has =
bright future in store for her.
The show as . whole was one of the
best Of the season. Tonight the week
and season will close with q program
of great excellence, including two spar
ring bouts between the Italian premier,
Michael Sullivan, and Lucas Corheti,
another lusty con of Italy. and Will
O'Dickson and william Rowe, two
noted Alaskan athletes, recently ar
rived from Peru. The two contests will
be exciting and u q finish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
ST. LOUIS IN LUCK
The City Never Saw SUCH
Prosperity Before.
BUILDING AND REAL ESTATE
rhsss Are . Great Number 81 ks~-
denoss Being balH N tbs neuoP-
oav Of Missouri

r. J. comssock OF ST. Lous uas
among the furnltars men that we're ~
the n rson yesterday. Mr.. comstook
10 Q nephew of the Hon. c. c. Com
stock Of this city, and 10 dividing M
time here between purchasing furni-
ture and waiting me uDcls- While
chatting with . reporter for Tas hEa'
AID yesterday Mr.. Couastock said;
s'St. Louis nss hssn under water most
Of the year, bat now spots cf dry land
Can be seen here and there. What
real estate there 10 oui of water 10 IN
usually prosperous l don't think ~.
Lous wss ever % lively esfore-
IL isn't Q boom, however. We don't
care for any boom; but t's good.
solid. substantial growth. Real estate
is very lively. aud good property nnds
q ready market. There are q very large
rumbeF Of fine residences being built.
ST. Louis never baiit 60 many houses
before IN one season &c II 10 building
this year.
The furniture trade. however, has
been very backw ward until the last
month. Bnssness began packing up
then, and has been fairly good sinoe.
The rains were so heavy and c .nslnu-
Que that everything was turned topsy-
turvy BY the weather. but uade N
all lines 10 being restored 10 its
natural condition and will probably
move along st~adiiy and smoothly until
the presidential contest beGins 10 wax
warm aud turn everything npslde
down. Politics 10 very quiet thus Tar +.
and The average man IL Aissouli IL pay
Ing little attention 10 political matters
Just nj present. There hasn't been any
thing 10 srouse the iateT~st- Persons
ask me here what effect the Partners
Alliance - golng 10 have Oh Missouri
politics. For the life Of me ! can't tell
aud 90 Tar as know there msght not
he any such organization II tie state.
What little l know about u / have ~
find ont from the daily papers, and
that reminds me just read a notice
about political tight near ~. Louis in
which one man wss killed. That's q
sign the campaign ~ beg.nlng TO warm
warm up little IN the saonrbs."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
QUINsEY's PosrMORrEM.
The Wound in the Head Was Not Neces-
sarily Fatal.


The Wound in the Head Was Not Neees-
sarily Fatal.
Coroner Penwafder ordered . post
mortem of the remains of John C.
Quinsey yesterday morning and it was
performed in his presence by DR..
Fuller. The organs were found to be
In q normal condition, excepting the
brain, which was slightly inflamed.
The Inflammation probably resulted
from the wounds inflicted in the fore
head by the revolver shots. The
wounds we're not considered 10 be
fatal. The contents OF the stomach
will be analysed this morning. The
coroner empaneled jury consisting of
w. B. Randall, w. s. Turner, Fred c.
Temple, j. F. Taylor, Pierce Kllber and
James Currie, and began an inquest in
the afternoon in O'Brien's undertaking
rooms. Harry c. Epson, Dire. Best and
Failing and Policemen Price, Sturgis
and Clark were sworn as witnesses. No
new Developments were brought out,
the testimony being practically COR
robOrative Of that already pub
lished in the details of the
sad affair. Dr.. Failing was
OF the opinion that death was caused
by an overdose of choral and sulfonal
powders. The inquest was adjourned
until 2 o'clock this afternoon to await
the report of the proposed analysis of
the contents of the stomach.
Mrs. Qulnsey is still alive and doing
a. well as could be expected. Yester.
day morning she revived for few mo-
meuts but soon afterwards relapsed
into . comatose condition, and made
no statement regarding the shooting.
Mrs. Quinsey is 81 years old. and that
lessons her chances for recovery. Quin-
sey was Al.
The funeral of John c. Quinsey will
be held this morning from ST. Andrews
cathedral at 3 O'Clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

manikusst>Oa n thar paup>cipAi AHAsEs
and besooe6t hln 70 give them the ben
eflt 1t nls courage and ability IN the
mayors chair IN order that The reforms
thsy prayed for might De Elected. He
mas not sought othcs, bat tie Once that
be nolcs having sought hsEs be has
gwen IL the duties and labor that IL
imposed on ham tie same cioss stten-
ton that brought BIN success IN me-
Own ADAMS. aud with results 70 the
MUNICIPAL Interests % sAt,sfactory 70
the people OF Detroit that wien he was
Q candidate tor reelection lAst year
thousands u democrats voted Tor him,
ana IN that democratic city he actually
received larger vote than was cast for
both Tie candidates of that party who
were IN the neld for the msyoralty
against him.
His sympathies are strong and quick.
and Are wholly with the people. AID
much OF hls large income 10 expended
in deeds Of henevolenoe done % quietly
and unostentatiousiy 80 70 relieve INN
from the suspicion OF nanistcrlng 10
the wants of ms fellows because he 10
after their votes He 10 pubic -sp:riied
and full Of energy, and much Of the
advance that Detroit has made within
the past few years is attributable 70
work that be has done 70 promote it,
growth, = fact that 10 we'll known 70
the people OF that city and serves 70
explain his almost phenomenal popu-
iarity with ali but the ringsters. hood
iers and thugs smong them.
Mr.. Pngree 10 typical American
citizen, shrewd. energetic, brmfui Of
kindliness, firm believer IN our insti-
tutions and al ardent republican. The
party ought to esteem itself IN great
good luck In having such . candidate
tor the govsrnorsbip available thin
year, and Will make most grievou,
mistake if it fails TO place him At the
head Of the ticket that will be put NJ
by its state convention At Saginaw pexI
wsek.-Marqustts Mining Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
REASONS FOR pINcRee,

The Mining Journal honestly and
earnestly believes that Hazen S. Pin.
gree is the man above all others men,
toned in connection with that Office
whom the republicans OF Michigan
should nominate ae their candidate Tor
governor this year, and submits these
reasons for that belief:
He 10 man Of shrewd courage and
remarkable executive ability, as has
been proved by his administration of
the Office that he now holds ~ mayor
Of Detroit. During his incumbency OF
that Office the city has been engaged ia
. controversy with . corporation there
which commands millions of money
and vast political and business influ-
ence tthe street railway company in
which senator Mcmillan 10 Interested,
and so ably has he generalled the mu-
uicipal forces that the incident corpora
ton has been brought to terme. and 10
now practically on its knees SUNG for
conditions, instead of debating 10 the
city. - had been previously it Gus
tom.
As mayor he has done Detroit an in
estimable service by Riding IL of the
domination Of boodlers and tbugs. He
has broken the power of "Boss Jacob
and HE gang of corruptIonists, until u
10 nov poseible for honest CONTRACTOR
70 do business in the city without being
compelled 10 pay tribute 70 . score Of
aldermen and . vieious political ring
behind them.
He 10 . successful business man, and
would give the state . business admin.
/ stration Of its Affairs that would be in
striking contrast with the imbecility
and lillberaiIty of that OF Governor
Wlnans, besides infusing into ell the
/ state departments . life and vigor
which would tell powerfully on the e.
felency of the pubic service.
He . large employer Of labor
whose treatment of bis employees has
| given him the confidence and respect
Of every vorkingman In the state, ano
| who has known how TO make bic business
successful without grinding biz profit
| out of the bones aid blood OF the men
who worked for him. His name OF
The ticket tine pear would - wgHth
| thoutAnds Of iAbor votea TO every can
| dsdate npon u that with any ethes
man - tie candidate for governor can
be counted on for tue candidates OF
the Pc ple's party.
| He has splendid army record. bu,
bas never sought % make bic services
! IN the field sn argument N support q
he CLAIMS 20 poiifsesi prsfesrnent Fel
. quarter Of century following tss
| war &c gave biz sole attention % bus
ness, and u vss becsuse Of TIRE succes
that attended nm ss The conductor 81
basiness enterprises ana the ability tAsl
he displayed 10 Their management tbsI
| the people Of Detroit turned 10 hfn
when they bad become veary anti
death Of thug domination snd r5nl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

The following residents OF Michigan
registered ~ Grand Rapids hotels
yesterday:
New ilvingston--J. W. Pearl, Ben
ton Harbor; Z. r. snmson. KaiamA-
zoo; A. A. Stanton. Detroit, r. F. Cot
ton, Detroit; DIR. A. Wander Vine,
Grand Haven; Mrs.. Rely, Constantine;
William Smith, Constantine; +. A.
Lesser. Detroit, William r. Jones, BIC
Rapids; L. @. Palmer, Big Rapids;
Z. T. Dolphin. jackson.
SReet's-John W. Callin, West Bay
City; c. 6. Wise. Glenn; II. NJ. Gard
ner, Traverse City; A. {. Just, Iona;
Her Belienbender, Constantine: L. O..
Fresse, Three Rivers; A. 4. shinnek.
81. Louis; II. ID. Thayer and family,
Detroit. L. V. Davis, Fremont, IA. Is.
Phillips. Detroit; L. S. Holdridge,
Adrian.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
Woman's Press Club Banquet.

Several parties have been formed to
attend the banquet Of the Michigan
Woman's Press club at Ottawa Beach
tonight. There will be bright pro-
gram and an excellent menu. The
readings of Mrs. Mcleod Lewis with
piano accompaniment will be particu-
larly enjoyable, and the entire pro-
gram is one of merit. Tickets are on
sale at Peck's, Herkner's Spring &
Co.'s, the newspaper Offices in this city
and at the Hotel Ottawa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
Rest for an Editor.

Theodore NJ. Carpenter, editor Of the
Eagle, and wife. will leave Monday for
an outing in the northern peninsuIar,
stopping in Marquette, where they will
sojourn for week or more with frlends.
Mr.. Carpente. intends to have we'll
earned rest and will enjoy respite
from discuss,ou of the tariff and the
multitudious questions that daily draw
upon the mental force Of the editor
who works always.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

DANIEL ]. CAMPAU has SHE'D his cas-
tor in the ring and purposes to combat
all and every democrat that may aspire
for the senatorial toga. Daniel Is
afraid of neither hon nor tiger, and
will fight tooth and nail If he shall 20
into the fight determined 10 win, but
his energy and valor will be misspent,
for republican will be returned to the
senate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
Mr.. Billiards Bullheadedness.

Yesterday afternoon . man who said
his name Was Billiard called on Lake
street residents and after informing
them that their honses were wrongly
numbered tried to force them to pur-
chase numbers Fl M him. He stated
that he was authorized by the common
council to survey the streets and re-
number the houses. He called at No.
l53 Lake street and after informing the
mistress of the house that her street
number was wrong, positively refused
to tel! her the right number because
she would not purchase the numbers
Of him AT the moment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
Took the Next Car.

Just as . petite. well-dressed young
woman was boarding . Division street
Car yesterday afternoon she dropped .
loosely tied bundle. A gallan. young
man man made an enthusiastic lunge
for it. At the same time its owner
started to pick it up. A little whirl-
wind no larger than mans hand took
q hand IN the proceedings just at this
point and whirled the paper away.
s. me snowy white underwear was left
lying on the pavement and the young
man waited for the next car.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
Cost of q Lunatic's Board.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 1S.-The an
nual meeting Of the joint boards Of all
the Michigan insane asylums wrs held
yesterday At the Michigan asylum for
the insane. The rate Of maintenance
for the ensuing fiscal year Was fixed At
4S cents per day per patient. Papers
were read by the medical superintend-
ents: DR.. ]. D. Munson Of the north
ern Asylum at Traverse City, Or. {. b.
Burr OF the eastern Asylum at Pontiac.
and DR.. VIM. Edwards of the asyium
IN this city. 1t was decided TO continue
the present cottage system.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
Union Temperance Revival.

A meeting Of the Union of Unions
was held in Good Templars' ball
Thursday afternoon, at which it was
virtually decided to secure the services
of the Kentucky temperance evangel-
ist. DR.. n. w. Tracy, and the Sherman
quartet Of Chicago. now travelling with
HIM. A large tent will be spread on
grounds not yet selected, for a general
gathering. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Koon and Miss
Abbey Field were appointed a. COM
nnttee on tent meetings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
DEATH OF DIR. sPALpINo.
The Venerable Physician Passed Away
Yesterday.

Or. Ersssus spsiding died yesterday
morning st bs residence, No. l47 south
Division street. aged "a yeara
Dr.. spsldiug vas born in Hector.
Tempkfns county. New YORK, July /.
ISIS He removed 30 Michigan IN
lsfS. locating m Oakland county. To
1865 he represented that county n the
state legislature. lie moved 20 this
city ia 1855. and lived for many years
ca toe corner nor occupied by TIE city
bail. lie sold toe property - tie elty
snd moved - south plvsssen street.
Tie praesissd hs professson from shs
time ae located here uatil ap 10 his
illsess. aseut foas years ago. tie vas
en- henafed memh~f Of the Grand
Rspsss Assasny Of Medicine. The
asetss be- beea eonhaed 10 he swss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
Endofped Mr.. Schurtx.

Orr Schurts, principal Of the UNION
school. has received the following tels-
gram:
CHARLOTTE, July 1s.-You are unan-
imousiy endorsed - superintendent
of public instruction by the Eat n
county convention. HAMrLroE KrSe,
Chairman of Con- mittee on Resolutions.
Prof. Schurtz 10 former resident of
Eaton county and has before received
the endorsement Of the Eaton county
republicans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
Make Your Choice.

Harrison. republican,; Cleveland,
democrat; Bidweli, prohibition; Weaver,
Ismlte. You deposit your ballot and
you've made your choice. But the
American people have decided that
their choice is Benjamin for four years
more. One good term deserves an
other.
Reid, republican; Stevenson, demo-
cratic; Cianfill. prohibition; Field,
Ismite. These are the vice presidential
nominees. II you vote right on the
head Of the ticket this part will take
care of itself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16
Fire In the Tower Block.

Yesterday afternoon 1t 4.30 fire broke
out in store room used by P. D. Far
rell & Co.. 1T No. 20 Tower block, and
an alarm was turned In from box 2.
The fire was soon extinguished by the
department. The ROOM is on the third
floor aud contained papers and books.
the stock of Farrell & Co. II is not
known how the fire originated, it hav-
ing broken out in . quantity of waste
papers and packing material. The
damage to the stock is estimated ut
$500 with $500 insurance. The block
was injured about 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-16

osoes for the past ssvsn montns froh
internsi complaints superinduoed oy
IN attack Of grip. he leaves vie,
20 whom ne vas married nfty years
ago, and two children. Mira EilsAostn
Burleson. and Frank D. spaloing OF
Pearl. AIlegan county. The son and
daughter arrived N the city yesterday.
The funeral vii be held 1t the family
residence Sunday afternoon, 81
O'Clock. The Rev. j. T. Hustled will
conduct the services.