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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09

revenue?" of we don't have saloons we will have blind tigers" More whisky is sold in dry towns than wet towns" Everywhere it has ever been tried it has proven failure"
 Do your duty before God, and the good people of the state will stay by you, and the mothers and wives of the country will call you blessed.
 Yours truly, SAM P. JONES.
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Prohaie az MIN.

| stpAlE OF VERMONT. I In Probate Court held
49,, NN1D9lPH DISTRICT. s. kaf Randolph In and
~ ~ District. on the ID day Of Dec. A. d.. 1894.
= Az, instrument with codicil annexed purporting TO
~ AZ a. VIII and Testament ofHieman VI. Smith
-, Randolph In said district. deceased
sf5t Presented TO the Court by VIM. +. Smith
~ ~ Vert N. smith the executors therein named
80 'vaie; II Is ordered By the
&C. ,olil that all persons concerned therein be no
~ ~ appear al session Of saidCourt to be held Al
~ 'Vi.it o1ce Ia Randolph on the 2ld day OF
~ a u. lsgi and show cause. II any they
1,, = asalnsi the Probate Of said viii. for which
Sr ~ ~ j. further ordered. that a copy of the rec
iva, w, order be published three weeks success
doi,b ~ We Herald and News printed AZ West Ran
i9as 70 said time appointed for hearing.
ll@ eolrt Attest. 49, -.
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late OF VERMONT [ In Probate Court. held
|Andulnh District n, al IandOlph In
Ii Dist on the 2Gth day Of Nov A. D.ls. Perley y.
"a rim administrator with will annexed of the
<Iate Of Elizabeth Perrin late of Randolph In said
strict deceased
1resents his ADMIRATION account for examination
u allowance and ldakes application for decree Of
ktribution aud partition of the estate OF said de-
BASED Nhereup0n. II is ordered by said Court that
Nd apblicatOn come under consideration and be
BARD the lSth day of Dee. AD.S93 AT the Probate
persons interested be- notified thereof by pnblica-
bn OF notice Of this application and order three
|teks successfully in the HERALD AND NEWS, print
al Randolph, before said time OF hearing, that
fey may appear al said time and place, and show
knse,it any they may have. why such account should
n be allowed and such decree made.
|By the Court Attest.
|loI WILLIAM II NICHOLS. Judge.
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FINAL Settlement.

&ATFOF yzRMONT. [ 10 Probate Court. held
4yDOLPH DISTRICT IS. Al Chelsea IN said diet,
I'm 18Th day OF Nov. a. ID. 1884 Emily s Car.
alntN OF the estate Of Emily Baker
4 Of Chelsea Ia said District, deceased pre-
r. her admlnstr. account for examination and
tWance and makes application for a decree Of dis
utuu aud partition of the estate Of said deceased
WhereupOn.it Is ordered by said Court
II said account and said anDlicaiion be referred 10
Irseian Of said court. 10 be held al the Orange
inty Hotel In said Cheisea.On the 20th day Of
.reuber Al .ls9lfOr hearing and decision thereon
Il is further ordered, that all persons
|prested be notified hereof. by publication OF no.
L Of said application and order thereon. three
|eks successfully in the HERALD AND NEWS.
Der published IN Randolph. and which circulates
HE neghb0rhoOd OF those interested before said
b Of hearing, that they may AZ pear at said time
/ place. and, If they see cause, object thereto.
u BY the Court Attest
WIN. II. NICHOLS. JUDGE.
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q The Undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
Irotate Court for the District OF Hartford Com
issi0ners 70 receive examine and adjust all claims
nd demands Of all persons against The estate o. Ran
On 4. Guernsey late of Roc ester In said District
<toeased. and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto
/ereby give notice thar will meet for the purposes
Colchester
p THE 18th day OF Dec and 18th day OF April next
pom 10 O'Clock a.m-uutIl O'Clock, D. m. each salt
lays, and that six months from the ID day OF Nov.
b. 1894 Is the 'ine limited by said Court for SAID
rediiors 10 present their claims to us for exanina
Ion and allowance.
Dated at Rochester this 18th day OF Nov A. ID 1894
GEO. +. MOSHER tCom-
ll0i JOHN w. CAMPBELL knishioners
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ssiAIE or VERMONT. Ara T,ro,,.,e e,orrt ls,a
- - 4i Randolph IS. al Randolph within and
A. Blsirlct. on the Afhiaay OF N5v.. A. ID. 1894
tssrs ~ 1nlent Importing 10 he the last viii and
a. r15-o sylvia Z. A. fiagg late OF Brookhed IN
srgsl ~, deceased. e presented to The Court BY
a. i ~ h.tColemanl Cram. the executrfx therein
80 W proheies aud Il is ordered hv said Court
-. persons concerned therein be notified u an
h 9gei,ore said Court at the Probate OfFce
~ on the 18th day Of Decenher
Crr- ~, nch purpose Il Is further ordered thata
w. y, ne record Of this order Re published fhraf
IA -,osessively. previous to lifetime appointed
a 1s, hl.slns said viii in the HKRAID AM NKwf
Id 'P-te. printed al Randolph 10 this state.
Attest WILLIAM H.STCHOl. .Tndre.
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CommIssIonrrs, Nofie..

n Estate of Luella y. Freeman.
p.rss leaersignei, having been appointed by the
$500 curt for the District Of Randolph Commits
49, ~ receive. examine and adjust all claims and
~ @ eI al perscns against he estate Of Luea y.
~. hsan ate Of Broakneld in said District deceased
le-.s ~ arms exhibited IN offset thereto
i've notice that we will meet for the purposes
N sf ~ AZ TIE dwelling house Of =. VI. Jpham
~, ~ " ltth day OF Feh and Ism dav Of Nav next
~. ~ eoek pmuntii 4o'clock D.m.of said days and
fir ~ nos nom the l7ih dsv olNov.A.D 1884 Is the
~, ea by said Court for said creditors to pre-
~ -. tseir claims for examination and allow
~. dated a Brookfeld this 18th day Of Nov. 1894
ls T5SAs ". upHAM lcomm,ss,ouer.
IhlAls A. CLARK in. commissioners
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srATE oF vERMoNT. In rrohate courl, held
HARTFoRD DISTRICT. S. at Woodstock. within
Ind for said District on the 26th day OF Nov. 1894.
H.. II.....L 4 4 La.

huu Nttl1 Dhtflcl udN OF NOV. 1873
Present. Hon. Thomas o. Seayer. Judge.
Wan. II. Perkins estate. rnard. testate
Where's Charles Cox. executor OF the last win
and testament OF WiamH. Perkins late OF Barnard
On said District. de. eased has presented to said
Court his petition IN writing, praying Tor license to
ell certain real estate Of which said william A.
Perkins died sezsd and possessed. situate IN this
Stale described as follows: The Gates farm" 20
called. situate IN said Barnardihe being all tile
real estate Of which said iesator died seized and
possessed in this state. and renrcss nting therein
hat such sale will be benz fetal to the he irs devsees
and legatees Of said estaiOr and to all concerned al
h0ngh not necessary for the payment OF debts due
from said estate and the expenses OF admins ration.
fhereupOn the Court appoints the l5t day 81 Dec.
IA. d. 1894. time and The Probate Ofice In said
Woodstock as a ace. Tor hearing aud deciding on
sad petition; and orders that notice said petition
Vie reason for the same. and Of said time and place of
earing be given TO all persons concerned In said
late by publishing a copy of the record OF this order
Il hree weeks successfully In IN Bethel Courier
L newspaper published at Bethel in this state.
which eircuaies In the neighbo hood OF those inter-
ted in said estate the last OF said publications to he
previous 10 said tinie Of b. airing, that all persons
concerned in the premises may appear before said
Court and show cause II any they have why the
PRAYER Of said petition should not be granted.
true record. Attest; n. J. SEAVER, Register.
nos Attest: T. o. sEAvER, Judge
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- The undersigned. having Deen appointed by the
hon PROBATE Court for the district OF Hartford Com
nsioners to receive. examine. and adjust all claims
20 deinands OF all persons against the estate Of
sAafies tlint. late of Stockbridge In said Dist.
aeceased aud all claims exhibited In Offset there
%, hereby give notice thai will meet for the
noses Aforesaid. at +. v. HassaIn's store in
vaFsfllle 9u the 2lth day Of Dec. and 18th day OF
Apll ntAt trom O'Clock y. m. until O'Clock y. NJ
- or said DAYS aud that six months from
! y Hth day OF Oct. A. D.. 1894 is the time limit.
Wy SAID Court for said creditors to present theii
y aims AIMS 70 US for examination and allowance.
OAlel aiSiockbrdge this 9th day OF Oct. A. DlS94
MARTIN L. WYMANt Commas
F.V. HASsAM sioners. liO5
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Nnfice

., 20. he annual meeting OF the stockholders
~ The National Bank Of Orange Comfy af
S. 1850 Val be held at their banking
~ - = IN chelsea, VT. on Tuesday. The
Z, ~ o. January, 1895. at 10 o'clock !.
e- - w toe election OF directors for the
49,. year, and for the transaction Of
ft.,- o'her business that may come before
So, Q. B. COPELAND, Cashier,
N'elsea VI, Dec. 3, 1894. lIO7
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postal
Building, City, sample copy
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE viii be mailed 10 son-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Evenia
FIFTY-THlRo CONGRESS.

IN the senase. On the sath. The four house
bills 20 place on the free LIST sugar coal iron
ore and ezreed wire Uers reported back er
the finance committee. The nr<t-aamed vas
alfered 50 n % provide for an al vaioreia duty
" ~ per cent on all sugars and specific duties
On mcsasses. The free iron orr bfIi vas the anlv
one returned IN its original SHAPE All the
bills were placed on the calendar 49,. - In the
house the session vas short and unlmportant
Several bills. none Of them Of considerable IN
tsrrst. wers passed Mr.. Tzrsney's nill TO
amend the lead ore item was reported and
placed On the calendar.
THE senate was not IN session on n. .ist
.---- In the house. during session OF about an
hour. futile efforts we're made TO secure conSid-
GRAFTON of several Important measures. chief
EmoEg Which vas the HiIl bill for the exelu-
sion and deportation Of alien anarchists. SEN
Ete bill was passed granting right OF way to
tae Duluth 1 winnep>z raiiroad through the
Cnippswa and White Earth Indian rrserva-
tons in Minnesota, also . senate soint r-sslu-
ton directing ths printing ~ soeo copies Of
tne tarir bill
IN The senate. ne ID. most Of the time ef
the short session (which lasted only an hour
and thrre-anzrterSl vas passed IL waiting for
quorum there being oniy iHirty-tw0 senators
present at roll esl The serS-ant-st-arus was
aireefed 70 request the attendance ss absent
senator's. aad when a quorum va. reported
the leaders On the side Of the majority ~
solved upon prcceedinx 70 The consideration u
executive business. which occupisd the tine
until - y m when the senate ad,ourned ..
The house vas not IN SesSion On TIE -.
IN the senate. ~ the I'd. ta@re was no quo
rum present and answering. and no business
whatever was ztfempted-ev-n the reading II
The previous Journal and the presentation uf a
message from the president being prevented
BY the failure cf members 70 attend The ser
zeant-at-arrS vas ordered 70 compel The At
tendance Of absensecs. and after an hours
weary waiting the senate asiournexi .-. II
the house the committee on naval Affairs sub
mttted their report on the alleged ar-uer-pIate
frauds. accompanied with Joint resolution q
have plates now on certain ships removed and
subjected to oallistfc tests 20 determine their
quality After discussion tn. Joint resolution
was agreed 10. One or two private bills were
passed and the house adjourned
IN the senate. on the esth. all but four min
utes Of the session was spent behind closed
doors Eight or ten bills we're taken from the
calendar and passed. as was a concurrent res
olution for the anal adjournment uf congress
on the 18th In the house. the concurrent
adjournment resolution was passed Another
unsuccessful effort vas made 70 consider the
ELL bill for the exclusion and deportation Of
anarchists Two or three unimportant meas
ures were passed. and after = session Of an
hour the house adjourned until the s-th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

WHILE laborers were digging . ditch
near Sheridan. " Y, on the s5th, they
found the skeleton Of mastodon- The
head measured fve feet across The
tusk is five feet long and six inches in
diameter at the butt. One tooth taken
out weighed four pounds. was seven
inches long by four inches broad
THREE hundred and sixty-two miles
from Houston. Texas. to New Orleans
via Southern Pacific railroad Is the dis
tance that persons can travel for 81
cents Scalpers are selling tickets for
s2o, allowing a rebate az New Orleans
of STATS
THERE has been too much rain in
the immediate locality of Huntsville.
Ala, which has about destroyed all the
fodder pulled and left in the fields when
the rain began
WIND of death swept across the Sea
Of Azov on the s6th- IL is impossible to
compute the damage, but il is almost
certain that At isast Loco persons have
perished, some by drowning. others by
being crushed under falling houses and
trees
HEAVY forest fires are raging through
out Altoona County, Mich. doing great
damage 70 lumber mills and standing
pine, destroying crops of all kinds and
burning the homes of many settlers
THE cash balance in the treasury on
he s&th was sfe5. 24o. o52. of which S54,-
$50. 40 was gold reserve
CROPS in the neighborhood Of Town
Creek. Ala, are said 20 be better than
for ten years The cotton yield will
probably be increased IS per cent over
last year There will be more corn than
has been for years past
THE Hillyard family. with four
wagons and teams, were struck BY light
ming near Columbus, Texas, on the
cath. Mr.. and Mrs. HilIyard were killed.
rs were two horses, but the baby. Who
was in the same wagon. escaped unin-
jured-
TIE failures during the past week
have been asa in the United States,
against 40 last year. and - In Canada.
against 20 last year.
w. 5. THOMPSON was taken from jail
at kalamath Falls. Ore. on the ed and
lynched by mob. He was held in Jail
on q minor charge He had bad record.
Four miners in the Amethyst mine
At Creede, Col, were on the s4th liter
ally bruised. burned and boiled to death.
They were Tom Eversole. Hugh Fay.
Archie Mcdowell and Charles Proctor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
vINOICATIoN CAME 100 LATE.
Tsrdy Withdrawal of Charge. Of Emb~x
element which Drove william Day q
Suicide.

rsr,fy Withdrawal Of Charge. of Fmb~x-
element which Drove william D.y ts
Suicide.
NEW YORK. Aug. e5.-Wflliam l.
Day. the champion runner OF the
world, committed suicide early vesser-
day morning by hanging himself froui
n tree near the club house of the New
Jersey Athletic club. at Bergen Point.
He was arrested on Tuesday upon a
complaint made by the Manhattan
Laundry Co. of Jersey City. for whom
Day had acted as collector. The
complaint stated that Day had col
lected s1is, for which he had failed "a
account
His relatives were of the opinion
that he must have brOoied over the
accusation in secret and becoming dis
eOuraged decided to end his life. nav
held the three and five-miIe champion.
ship of the world for running.
\ reporter who notified Willie Dav's
three brothers. who arc in business in
this city, OF the suicide. obtained FROM
them letter regarding the charge OF
s-ubezzlement against Day which thev
were about 10 send to the press. II
was from Mr.. Stone. the manager OF
the Manhattan Laundry Co. and read
a. follows.
i greatly regret the unpleasant no
toriety given Mr.. Willie Day. Of the
New York Athletic club, concerning
the charge of embezzlement of fund.
belonging to our company.
Il desire To state that owing To a grave
error the charge was made. The same
being rectified and true accounting
made Therefore I am most anxious
to remove the unjust blame attached
10 Mr.. Days character
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

WASHINGTON, Aug. s5.-The case OF
the eolored recorder Of the district OF
Columbia, Mr. c. II. ]. Taylor. who has
been charged before the Civil Service
commission with sending circulars te
eolored employees of the government
soliciting contributions for campaign
purposes. was laid before President
Cleveland yesterday afternoon By Civil
Service Commissioner Proctor. who has
had charge OF the matter Mr.. Proctor
declined to say what the findings Of
the commission were. but IL was evi-
dent that something serious had beer
found in the charges.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30

PorrsvILE, Pa. Aug. s5.-At is.sc
p. m an explosion of gas took place in
the workings of the Philadelphia &
Reading Coal and Iron Cos coIliery a.
Gilberton and twelve men were buried
In the mine. The particulars are
meager at this writing. but il is known
that Lewis Ball. a Polish boy, aged II,
employed as a driver in the gangway.
has been brought out Ofthe mine dead.
Owing to the deadly after-danp the
work Of recovering the other ran :
prosecuted with canton under .-rea,
difficulties The number of klt'ed 4,
not yet known- ~ +
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
TIE PLOT mIsCARRlED.

Another Attempt "a Assas.sn.t- the T---.i-
dent of Hayti 4 Woman Brsaxht Ahsut
IT. Iaiinre- ifipp~lyf~ Have H.~-
Anasa~hsd on HIS Wsy go Hi- Cauntrv
ks-lsisuc--Th- Platter. >urprls-d and
several Captured
NV NoRK. Aug. 81 Herald cor
respondent in Kingston. Jamaica. writ
ing under date of August IS. says:
News has reached here from what has
hitherto proved reliable source. that
another attempt was made few DAYS
ago - assasSiuate President Hippnivts
of Hayti- The attempt. it Is said. was
made one evening while Hippolyte was
on his way to his country residence, a
few miles from Port Au Prince.
ARAIEp MEN " AMBUSH
Twenty-fuur men. il Is reported
armed with pistols. stationed them
selves along the road the presiden.
was to take. and according to arrange
ments the first shot was to be fred
when the intended victim had reached
the center of line and escape would
then lie rendered almost impossible. 4
woman was responsible for the failure
of the plot. One of the would-bs asSas-
sins
Told his SWEETHEART OF THE FLor
and she gave hint to one Of Hippo
lyte's generals. The Consequence was
that on the evening in question the
president set out from Port Au Prince
with an extra strong body guard. while
a squad Of soldiers were sent on ahead
t. search the woods on either side of
the road. Several of the ambushed
men were captured and placed under
arrest, but the rest eluded pursuit
ONLY Two WE'RE BOLD ENOUGH
to try to carry out the original inten-
ton Both of these got close enough
to the president to fire at him. but both
bullets missed the mark. The presi-
dent proceeded to his destination.
where he spent the night. The next
day several arrests were made, but the
charge Of attempted assassination could
only be brought home 70 those who
had been caught in the woods
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30


The Illinois Central is h@iar i1sern-
mental in Locating = aumber Of colonies
along is line in Mississippi
The recent heavy rains and the ar
peArance of the boil worm. which means
destruction 70 the cotton crop. is ezzs-
ing great damage in MARSHALL County.
". J Hubert. prosperous farmer Of
Yalobusha County, had on exhibition ~
COfeeville last week cotton plsni zpon
which we're hfty fally developed bolls-
Robert ;. DAbney died A. Heraando
last week Mr.. Dabney came from
Tennessee. and had been prominent
merchant of fernando for the last
twenty years
James. John and william Nations,
three Young white men living aboat
seven miles east OF Brook haven. were
arrested last week aad bound over tc
the Circuit Court On the charge Of bsrn-
ing the resi3eaoe Of their uncle. PAX
Nations
Hundreds OF people attended the
Holmes camp meeting =; Victoria lRs.
week Anong those wko p-osesse4
szaetihcatioa Was q y0anE Iapane<s
from Nashville. Tenn. He nanifsssed
the greatest interest in the religious
proceedings
while operating y rippinx machine At
the factory OF the Meridian L1nbsr
Company last week an employs. wu-
Garry. reoeive4 injuries which resulted
in his aeAih- It seems that Curry wHs
inserting piece Of lumber into the
machine Aad ~hen il had pxssed .bozt
szli through ~as ohstructed in some
~Ay and thrown backward with srea:
foroe. striking hin in the upper part Of
The abdomen. producing . terrible
roasA and exposing the liver.
A-xa giving the name OF Ira Bowling
-as shot last week a. Wayside. ten
miles from Greenvilie. vhile resisting
arrest He bad stolen = horse from
the Irveys place. and Magistrate Scot.
issued = warrant for his arrest Bowl
ing drew his pistol and defed the Of
foers. who fred upon him He died
from the effects OF the wound The
dead man is thought 20 Be the leader OF
= Deem
work in that section
The annual camp meeting OF the
Laaghtown Holiness Association, ~
LAughtown. sixteen miles from S.rdis.
Was concluded last week after q success
ful meeting Of ten days eontinaance.
This camp meeting attracted eonsiiera-
bly, attention. AID large crowds OF peo-
| pie from far and near visited il
Capt r H. Watson. one Of the lead
ing merchants OF IukA, and formerly
president OF the IukA Springs Hotel.
died last week Capt Watson made q
brave and true soldier. and after the
war began anew TO gather his scattered
effects. and succeeded in building up .
handsome fortune
John W Wells has been placed In the
penitentiary for safe keeping. Wells Is
charged with as heincas and brutal =
crime as ever stained the pages Of Grim
inal history Last January. as Miss
Lizzie Hstner. Of Tallahasrhie County.
a Young lady 20 WHOM Wells hsd been
engaged vas in the dining rooa look
ing after supper, Wells slfppia sp 70 the
window. aud. with Winchester rife,
sent q ball through her body- She fell
corpse. life being extiact before assist
ance could be summoned After hring
the shot Wells escaped in the darkness
and was not heard of afterward till his
capture reeeany nsaE CslinAa. Ala
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
a HoRRIsLE DEATH.
Caught and Thr.shed to Pieces Ia tn.
shAfttng Of MIL

HAsERsrOwS, Md, Aug. e5-t'eorge
W. Reed, miller. employed in Em-
inert Bros planning mill here. met a
horrible and instant death. \ belt
had slipped a pulley in the mill and
Reed set small ladder against =
girder near the shaft and climbed
up TO put the belt IN place. The
belt caught his arm a he was attempt
ing to adjust it and he was drawn
up between the revolving pulleys and
crushed and threshed. stripped Of arms
and legs by the machinery II was
was some time before the engineer
learned what had happened and stopped
the machinery. Reeds body was man
gled almost beyond semblance to hn-
man form He was 81 years of age and
unmarried
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
Chairman Wilson TO Go Abroad for Res
and kecuPerarion-

WAsHINSroS. Aug. e5--Mr. Wilson.
chairman of the house Ways and means
committee, has decided positively e
leave New York for Europe Septenbe,
5, lie viii remain absent about three
weeks He l. going principally fol
rest and TO secure the beneficial re
suits Of the voyage His physical con
dition remains unchanged and he
looks forward with some dread. hs
says, to the fatigue Of his congress
sional campaign upon which he VIII
enter shortly after his return TO ths
United States
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-30
FOUND DEAD.
Hon- Christopher Finley Frazer Found
Dead In Toro1to. Ont

ToRoSro. Ont, Aug. IS. - Hon.
christopher Finley Frazer. late minis
ter Of public works in the Ontario gov
ernment, and recently appointed in-
speetor of registery Offices for Ontario.
was found dead in his room at the par
lament building at an early hour this
morning Mr.. Frazer had been in poor
health for some time past, and resigned
his position as minister of public works
on that account He was an eloquent
speaker and an active liberal politician.