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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, IN and tor salt La
County, territory Of UtAh.

In the Probate Court IN and tor Salt Lane
county, territory Of CtAh.
In the matter Of tho estate Of Jangtte A.
t0Nllnr deceased.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ fotorC CoWliug, Administrator Of tho
estate u Janctte 4. tOwling deceased, hiss
rendered for settlement, and hled IN said
conTt, his fnnl account OF his administration Of
said estate and petition for nnai distribution of
the rgHiuue % said estate among the persons
entitled thereto, and that saturday, the 2lnd
DAY ot June, 4, u 1896, AZ 10 O'Clock m, At
TIE court room % saul court, ~ tho County
Court House, salt Lase city and county, Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed by tho
Judge NJ said court. for the settlement OF said
account and hearing Ehid petition Tor flstrihu
ton, At which time aud place any person inter.
cstci In said estate may appear and show
cause, " any there DO, why said account
should not be settled and approved and nual
distribution made as prayed for
Dated May alst, 4. u, los.
q b, STANTON.
CLERK " the Probate Court.
ly a, q, EIEsE, Deputy.
WApbELL ADAMS, Attorneys Tor Admin.
isualor
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In the Probsts C0urt Ia aud for salt Lake
County, Territory Of UtAh
10 the matter ot tho estate Of Martin Nelson,
deceased.
NOTICE Is HERKHY GIVEN THAT
~ lhruphius NJ, DAVIS administrator u
tno estntc NJ Nsrin Ncton. decensed, has
rendered Tor settlement, aud nled IN said
court, hi- lnal account " his administration
~ SAID estate Hnd petition for final distTihu,
ZION Of the rcsidue ~ said estate among the
ltrsuns entitled thereto, and thut saturday,
tue siih day ~ June, 4. u l-i1, nj 10 O'cl0eg
%. Hi, ~ the court room Of sAid court, IN the
county Court House, sait Lake Oiiy aud
County, Titan Territory. has been duly an
pointed BY the Judge N SAID court. for tho set
Nrment ~ said accOunt and hearing said
petition Tor dlstribuii0n, a. which tine and
place any person Interested In said estate may
appear ami show cause. II any there be, Why
sad account should not he settled aud an.
Tor.
Dated June Z. 4. d. 1905
e. y STANTON
CLERK Of tao PROBATE Court
Ivy A. o. REE-E, deputy.
John "a. Cannon, Attorney for GdmmistTa.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,lAlo ID MaIy .. WMlney. a,ee.,e.

EalAIo OF Mary 0. WWIn0y, dstetsed,
NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ underslgnod, administrator Of tue es'
tate OF mary e., Whitney deceased, To the
creditors ot, and AL persons hAying CLAIMS
against tue SAID deceased, 90 exhibit then
WIN the necessary voucher, within ten months
liler ltu ntsi publication VI this notice, 10 the
said administrator AZ his once, - MAN street,
SAT- IAke Guy, ~ Tue County Of salt LakoJ
Dated May 9th, 4sHl.
HORACE g. WHITNEY,
Administrator ~ the estate OF Mary q.
Whitney, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
K.lAte o. salannah .nl,,ly Yonng. pec,,

ksiAte OF sassHnah sHiysly Young. Deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIyEN ny THE
~ Undersigned executor OF tho last will
amt testament " susAnnah Hniyely Young. do,
rt Asri, TO the creditors Of. aud all persons hAy.
ny claims against the SAID deceased, 10 exhibit
lhem VIII the necessary vouchers. within ten
inohIhs Htier tho tTst publication ~ this no
lice. ~ tho said executor, Rt my once At the
Hhlt Lake lhoatcr, IN tho city OF salt Lake,
IN the county Of salt Lake.
Dated JuHe ". 1855,
CHAs. q. BURTON,
Executor ~ the last will and Testament OF
susapnAh snyoY Young. deceased.
BARLOW FERGUSON, attorney for executor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-20

TINE ANNUAL MEETING on ~.
stockholders Of tue salt Lske anu ~, y,
lIai road Company viii he held AZ ne OF,
thn tecretaTy, lbi south, West ace pie ~,
fslt MO DIV. I'tah. ut : O'clock =, n =, e''
dny, July 9Th, 1886. fnr the purpose oi tl,'Ius
rnIcors for the ensuing year ana Ihe N ~,
acton % any Nther husinr inst Wfl p' t'N'
ttnted, =, j. sTkNAhIi at'lt''''
June 10, iA0i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-20

IT'S rEXrENayE, but EFFECTIVE.
rcctious from American Gnrdoning;
Take a sound piece Of chestnut log 10
or ~ inches long and foot or so In
diameter Mako It round aud smooth.
Insert iron pins or bolts ~ each end.
fastcn the roller part to simple han.
die by means Of two pieces Of wagon
tirc rs shown d" N.'sirltion.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

WI" t,1 HlG H iS,,a. r,LA,Eu Misfyg co,
ou.iness, SAT- Jake che .pai pItro a
,Ihere ate delinqucnt up,, ,Silulofy
menu 3, d ,b ~ stock on couht o, 9o 10Y
amounts set Opposite tbe man. t1e several
ye,,i,yo shateholdesf, % follows 'ho no..
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II you want q garden roller rs good as
any you can buy without paying the
price, you have only to follow these di.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-20

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ al meeting Of the board Of diroc.
tore, held on thu LIN day OF June, ls15, an
Asscssmont u enc % cent per share was
levied on the capital stock Of SAID company,
payable 10 the treasurer, John u. CummorL
second npOT Donly block, salt LAk0 tity,
Utah. ANY stock upon which SAID assessment
shan remain unpaid on the 2nth day Of july
HcYtr tsed for sale NJ public suction, and
unioss payment Ia made before Will be sold on
Saturday, he .lth day OF August. 1888. 10 nay
the delinquent astesamrul together With cost
OF advertising and expense Of sale, by order
OF tue board Of directors,
A ). FnMLER. sneTrtnrr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-20
SUMMONS
10 the nisttlct Court Ia and for the Third
judicial District n Utah Territory. county
Of SAT- Ltsc

Andrew >. Gibson and Roslline Gibson. mi.
nors, ~ James Johnston. their general
guardian, plaintiffs.
w.
y, HAT Thomas e. sherman and Mrs
h'mith 'hearmeu.his wlfc, waiter u. Love
gnd fnma =. Lowe, hit wife, Gilbert T..
,ham1erain and Anuio II. Chamberlain,
Ne Nte, q, ". .. Gfiiith and frsciila A.
urhth. hs wife, LOUIS b. ptrions and
Ms. lnuis I. iAfsons, the national Hank
OF the Republics corporation, a. O. Col
W and Mrs. ". q. Collt1, his wife, and tho
METROPOLITAN Investment Company, acJr.
porAtun, farkor q Dopue, a corporation,
eaFAh u. Gibion. defendants
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court, IN and Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory OF uIAh.
order 10 show cause why order Of sale sf real
estate should not he made,
In Tie matter OF mo clthte o. John II. RumI
dc,euHoi.

rUsrAyE II. HACKMAN, THE ADMIN.
VI istrAtOr az tho estate Of john II, Humei,
deceased, haytpg nled his petition hercn, duly
verified, praying Tor an order OF sale ~ an
tho real estate ~ SAID decsdcnt flr the pur,
poses therein set forth, II n therefore ordered
by the Judge OF SAID court, thaI all persons
Interested IN She estate OF tnid deceased,
appear before tbe sad Probate Court on
Wednesday, the Ord day Of July, 1925,
~ 10 O'Clock In the forenoon ~ SAID
day, az tho court room OF tAld Probate
Court. At the County COur liUutg, IN tue clty
and county u shlt Lake, Utah Territory, to
SHOW cause why an order shOul q not he
granted tn the tald administrator, 10 sul 20
much OF tho real estate OF thH saii deceased Of
public or private sale No thhll be- necessary,
and that copy Of this order DO publiihad al
least lour successive weeks IN tho DEsEuLr
fygNtNG NEws, newspaper printed aud
published IN SAID city anu coun,y,
Dated June Nh, 1895. -
J. O. MCNALLV,
Probate Judge.
wAppELL 4 ApLEs. attorneys Tor adlnin.
isirAtOL
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NOTICE TO sTocKHoLp ERs.

Morgan Gold Mining aud Milling Company
Principal y zee u business ralt Lake Jity.
ltAh, Location Of mine, llHrdGctAbble,
canyon, Morgan County, Utah
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IIGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate C1urt ln and for salt Lake
County Territory Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-20

In tho Probate Court IN and for salt lake
Iounty, 1tfutory % Utah.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28

FrHt-N IN-rr~ 7fs-e Is eaV sr-0n5 hH-t
f.rr-t..re .heap LARGEST stOs ~ s..-
ont.Haat fs-VttsFH tn teF ci&Y iss Aaf
l.s ar street Sester Miller s Holden
E-ot .Np-TNr Ere s+eseE- haai crsaas.
s@>t ss eea Also tNa 1At sop ofa.e
aesAs. oak. Sea&er A3.8Sx i Eo4-Sa.
Is Aa4 las I.As stFset.
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n order TO secure correct insertion %
notices Under these hEs1JagS, the same
ehouid b left At ire business Offices %
this paper. No charge - faasse for sssch
NOTES
Funeral nSffesE resolutions OF other
special announcements SEii be charged AZ
the rate % - cents per Hns sach ilzer-
ton
POST ISTELLEGESCER CO
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\ofire s. farther given t1ar ala 81 said
stock holders have made default 81 rHa
tssNr,reat o. their sail assessments t,fs7-,
thet~ said shares OF sfosk after sf4sa no.
tire Rad b~eD given 20 eaeA 90 ;hera a.
-4sutrt-f bv las AMI the bylaws ~ STA
company g uI that satd sale wtH bs a.se
a. the ttrss and place above specified a.
r.ftt- auction 80 she Highest bidder al
shat ct such sale teF person who shafI
foeerh er wfth the VEo Tafa eXrenss - az
Nsrtts4rg ana ~ safe fer tfe Smallest
number - shares. or portion - = za4ra
~ each - said delinquent Stoekholsa~s
Shau be deemed ne highest Bidder
Ii. d. STRIVE
JAMES II WATSON Nl-a Fresssars
~zs-~etarg
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r~cr~rEE~ AND CONTRACTORS.

san FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
E.oEtreers and contractors bridge haf.1-
tuE 4re. GINS haTho- tr8prot eE13safs al
a. Rank bidding
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Pound For sale, For ReDt and Situations
Wanted will be inserted al the rate OF L
cent q word each Insertion Pay ff4eilt a.
~Eye IL advance No advertisements 70
ceiged for lesE than = cents
NOTTCE-The business once OF the
post-TntslIigencer Is open DntA II D m
Sunday hours 3 q m 20 , n tiAssi-
FED ADVERTISEMENTS VII be received - 10
this tine
Advertisements VIII - receiver az
bra3ch Offices Of the Post Intelligence at
TACOMA BUREAU-1iis Pacific avenue.
NJ n Madison Manager.
PRT Fe1ch 4 springer.
rETIISCHAHN PAY BUREAU-New
whafeoTa. corner Holly and Canoe streets
q. III. Culver, Manager.
The foIlowing letters avail. advertisers
al this ONCE
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Advertisers desiring dtsplay advertise
r7ents changed for THE 4Tday issue IN lst
hafld iH copy ~ ! O'Clock Saturday 20 In
sure change.
PosT- rNTELLIGESCER co.
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WANTTp--RO NRpTR~

WANTED Ce,u3r~a 20 }.cara. good home.
Box a. S0arh l'srk,
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


CASSEL-En SEATTLE. " ednes12y. March
e lEE a. his late resi3.nce, - Banner
stree. 4 r. C&gsel AGED 8 years
CEORG E-At Kirkland. WASH. on Mon-
aay. Marcn y. iSss u J. George. OF
Gamer 90 the face. Mlnnea polls y n
ona. Mimi. and Les Angeles. Cal.
papers please copy
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LAND ~ RIP.

THE oe~- scrip ever issGe3: GOOD on ali
surveyed CT Urs1lrEeye1 pubic lands 2
Minnesota Norm nd So8te Dakota
Ncutana Ilano ara Washington 80
rer acre more valuable than Porter
he.3 or Ta3eas ~ Fer pamphlet a3-
dress Issu3 Comm ss.oDer Great North
era Ra.Was. y. PAsl Asnn.
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SPECIAL MOTTO f..

PIANOS To RENT sherman. Clay &
Co, rs Second street.
FULL UPPER AND LOWER set Of
teeth. SIS. single plates. s.. extracting.
- cents. all kinds Of filling crowns
etc az reasonable prices Dr. Putnam
room 40l WASHINGTON block. over Stew
art & Holmes drug store.
PIANOS TO RENT-W.2ter & Harper.
Burke building.
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INSURANCE.
Hull PICKERING s. CO. agents
-sStaniAzf Ba3lsy.
GOODWIN. RASEg i FISkIS. ias4r-
sncs. H=lleE block
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HELP wASTFn--FEMAI.

wANTED-G{rl 20 10 general home work
must be good cook. references required
ARMY rs Second street
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NOTICE OF SHERfFFss SALEM TIL
sl,perlor court nf TIE STATE OF WASH

NOTICE OF SHERfFF"S SALEM THE
superior court OF the state OF Wash
iagton, for the county OF King.
The Oregon Mortgage Company, limit
ed. a corporation. plaintiff. Us. Perry II
Vincent. Jane Vincent. his wife, Marion
W. Smith and Addison Saith. her huS-
band, John Campbell George paipay,
Eugene Roy and Albert Dalpay, co-psrt-
nsrS doing business under the firm name
ard style OF Dalpay, Roy & Co. and
John Campbell. defendants, Ne. ISs4s.
Under and by virtue Of an order O,
sale and special execution. issued out or
the above named court. in the above en-
Titled action. and % me directed ana de-
liTere1. have daily levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property. situated
IN said King county Washington. to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter and the south half OF the south
east quarter of section Iwenty-three t-al
and the northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section twsntysix t9ol, all IN
township twenJy-StN tesf north OF range
I'VE 90 east. containing i6a acres. to-
gether with all and singular the tsne-
ments Entertainments and sppurtenances
thereto belonging. or IN any wise apper-
tanning.
Notics is therefore hereby given that
on Friday. the 18th day Of April. 1895, at
the hour Of 70 o'clock a m. OF said day.
at the front door OF the court house. in
the city OF Seattle. in said King county.
/ Will sell the above described property
at public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated this. the sth day OF March. 1875.
A. T. VAN DE FANTER. Sherrr.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EA%GE-Seven-rooT house.
with bath lawn sfc. OF Queen Anne
hlll for 8nI8.proyed property. Room !.
Boston block
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARCATA LODGE No. 81. r. and A. ".
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays Of each month.
c. +. PATTEN. w. ".
A. s. GIBBS. Sec
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-24
TWO DAYS IN a TRANCE.

PnrsOn Jones still Waiting for Ma
tiIda johnson to Come Through
Matilda Johnson, the 19-year-old negro
girl who went into a trance last Thurs
day night, under Parson Jones preaching
in the Zion Hin Baptist church, is still
in an unconscious condition. Her case
has created quite a sensation in Yama-
craw, although this is not the first time
that a Yamacraw negro has been on an
exploring expedition to the celestial and
internal regions.
A short time ago Emma Jane Perry
more went into a trance and during the
mysterious visitation Of the spirit, she
took journey to both heaven and hell,
and upon her return gave a most vivid
account of her visit beyond the vale of
tears. The case of the Perrymore woman
did not possess such an absorbing inter-
est, however, as that of the Johnson girl,
who is believed to be in deeper trance,
and the negroes are looking forward to
stranger revelations when she wakes up
than those made by her predecessor, when
she awoke from her short nap of six days
Matilda has now been in a trance two
days. The only sign of life yesterday
was slight rising and falling of the
chest To all other appearances she is
as dead as the renowned Hector The
pastor and friends of the girl held stu !
vices by her bed most Of the day. They
seem to feel no anxiety about her con-
dition, but say she will come through
all right. A doctor was called in. He
examined her. and said that she was
beyond the reach of mortals. Rev. Jones
Is patiently awaiting her return to cCm-
seriousness. In speaking of her last night,
he said she am on long journey, trab-
lin through de undiscovered country. She
nab walked on all de desert places, an
her feet hab been scorched by the burnin'
sands Oh hell She hab seen de error oh
her way. She am now hearin' de songs
Of de angels an lookin' on de face oh her
Lawd and master. When she comes home
| from her trabels she will hab lots to tell
| whut she hab seen in de furrin lands
Rev. Jones has invited everybody to hear
/ Matilda deliver her revelation upon her
/ release from the spirits who have en-
/ thralled her. He expects a great m2nifes-
| tation. and hopes that many will be con-
| victed by hearing Of the experience Of the
/ girl. Various methods have been suggest
/ ed for rousng the girl from her stupor.
/ such as sticking pins in her and pouring
| ice water down her back, but Rev. Jones
| strongly discountenances such irreverent
/ suggestions and says the Lord will re-
! lease her in his own good time. He thinks
! it probable that she will recover her SEN
| sibilty some time to-day as she has been
| gone long enough to fully explore the
! countries beyond the river.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-24
HARSH WORDS BRouGHr BLOWS.
set-to between HarbOr Master Ora
ham and Joseph McGiIIicuddy.


difficulty occurred on Bay street
early last night between HarbOrmaster
J. J. Graham and Joseph McGillcuddy.
foreman OF the s. p. shOtter Company,
with unpleasant results to both parties.
II grew out Of a difference Of opinion be-
tween Mr.. Graham and Mr.. McGnlicuddy
as to the duties Of the harbormaster's Of
fce-
Mr.. Graham thought Mr.. McGillicuddy
was entirely too Officious in telling him
now ne should conduct his work, and
ne accordingly notified the shotter Com
pdhy yesterday morning That ne would
receive no further orders for removal or
vessels through him, the harbor reguia-
lions requiring that orders for moving
vessels must be given either by the con-
slgnee or the master of the vessel.
several days ago the harbormaster de-
Sti.ne9 70 move a vessel on the ofder OF
AR. AcGllIicuddy, giving as his reason
Tor his refusal that the wind was too
hlgh and that it would be dangerous to
attempt to move the vessel. This caus-
ed some unpleasantness. Thursday aAir.
McGulcuddy attacked Mr.. Graham twice
ABOUT the matter, using very abusive
language, so Mr.. Graham states lie
PAID no attention to the abuse, but IN
formed Mr.. McGilicuddy that he would
receive no further orders through him.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Graham went TO
the Office of the Shottcr Company and in
formed the shipping clerk. Mr.. Karl An
dersen, that the harbOr regulations re-
sells must be given either by the cOnsignee
or the masters of the vessels, and that he
could make no exception in favor OF Mr..
AcGillicuddy.
About $50 O'Clock last night Mr. era
ham was standing n front of Mr.. G. I.
Taggarts Office on Bay street, when he
was approached by Mr.. McGilicuddy who.
he said. began to use abusive Ian
guage towards him. Mr.. Graham did not
resent the language at first, but begged
McGillcuddy to go away and leave him
alone. Instead Of doing so the man con-
tinued his abuse and twice used a most
insulting epithet. The second time he did
so Mr.. Graham struck him. Mr.. Graham
got in several blows and evidently some
very hard words. McGilicuddy was either
knocked down or fell down, and came near
rolling Off the plank walk to the roadway
below, but was prevented by Mr.. Graham.
McGillcuddy was pretty badly used up.
being knocked senseless and having his
nose broken. A physician was called to at
tend him. Mr.. Graham was not struck by
his antagonist. but fractured the small
metacrapal bone of the right hand. This
will compel him to carry his arm in a sling
for several days. Mr.. Graham when seen
by a Morning News reporter. stated that
he regretted the difficulty very much, and
avoided it as long as it was possible TO do
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DEATH CAME WITHOUT WARNING.
Patrick Russell Dropped Dead While
Talking with Friends.

Mr.. Patrick Russell. an ex-member of
the police force and a popular citizen. died
suddenly yesterday morning from heart
disease.
Mr.. Russell had been in charge Of the
business of Mr.. J. H. Immen at Jones and
Habersham streets for the last several
days during the absence of Mr.. Immen on
his bridal tour. Mr.. Immen and his bride
returned to the city yesterday morning
Mr.. Russell was standing in front of the
friends when he suddenly fell to the
ground. When his friends raised him up
they found he was dead. Death resulted
from heart disease from which he had been
sufferer for several years His end was
without warning of any kind and was
without sound or a struggle. One of Mr..
Russelrs daughters was coming to speak
TO him when he fell.
Mr.. Russell was well-known. He was a
confederate soldier and shortly after the
Savannah police force. He served contin-
uously until May %, 1884, when he was re-
tired at his own request on account of i'll
health. Under the regulations of the police
department he was entitled to Qne-third
pay during the remainder of his life. He
was one of the most popular members of
the force, both with his brother officers
and the public. This was due to his genial
good nature and his general courtesy to
everyone.
The funeral will take place from the ca
thedral this afternoon at 3 o clock. a
squad of six members of the police force
ina charge ofSergeant Killourhy viii attend
as guard Of honor. The members of the
squad VIII be Officers McCOol, Jernigan, +.
j. Smith, Downing, Deignan, and Shea
The deceased leaves two daughters. Mrs.
]. l.. Audesy and Miss Annie Russell. both
Of this city, besides several other rela-
tiNes
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