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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-16
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROHT

DR WADE, (F. C. s., London. member of
IL the British Medical Association, formerly
oculist and aurist to the Victoria Royal Jubilee
Hospital, has opened an Office for the practice
OF the above specialties, at rooms 504-5o5, Mar
guam Building, Portland, Or. Office hours, 10
to 12 a. M; to and at p. m. jly1S1m
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-16

There is no doubt, no failure, when
you take DeWitt's Collie & Cholera Cure.
1t is pleasant, acts promptly, no bad af-
ter effects. Snipes- Kinersly Drug Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-16

Price of Silver and Lead.
New YORK. Aug. 15.-Silver, 663sc.
Lead, So 3719.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-16


Ayers Sarsaparilla enjoys the extra
ordinary distinction of having BEEN the
only blood purifier allowed an exhibit
at the Worlds Fair, Chicago. Manu-
facturers of other sarsa parilla sought by
every means to obtain a showing of their
goods, but they were all turned away
under the application of the rule fore
bidding the entry of patent medicines
and nostrums. The decision of the
Worlds fair authorities in favor of
Ayers Sarsaparilla was in effect as fol-
lows: "Ayer's Sarsaparilla is not a
patent medicine. 1t does not belong to
the list of nostrums. 1t is here on its
merits"
Children, especially infants are soon
run down with Cholera, Cholera Infan-
tum or Summer Complaint" DON'T
wait to determine, but give DeWitt's
Collie q Cholera Cure promptly, you can
rely on it. Use no other. Snipes- Kin
ersly Drng Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-16

Ir. Mics Pain Pins cure Neuralgia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
STRANGE As rOl's ROMANCE.
4 Guild VINO WAS BURIED ALIVE
RETuRNs AFTER MANY YEARS.

A Vienna Correspondent says a
mysterious affair is being Investigated
by the Belgrade police. Seven year
ago = ttultcrcT unmeI 3pasgji GsOrgl.
witch lost His little toy, who WAS then
ak years Old. According 90 tho wide.
spread custom Ia Sstvia, specimens of
all the silver colnsin circulation at thu
time were placed In the chili's oofiiu.
II appeaTE that the gGBvediggoIB, being
aware OF this practice, were in thu
habit Of Tenpening graves aud stealing
the money, and in ths present case
thoy were niHrtled while NJ their work
by the supposed dead child moving
one Of IT, arms directly tue liza OF tue
cciiln WAS taken OF, They deciIed
10 carry tho BODY, not To the
parents, but to the nuSrOst doctor, who
haDpuned To be- tue same that attended
the Olild ann cB,tihol the death. The
doctor Who was greatly takon Ablck
hhrank from publishing his inclm.
pete ce, aud the grave diggers " ne
equally unwilling 10 confess turir
the.t.. Consequently an parties agreed
to say nothing OF tue gialF. auu the
doctor undertook 20 VI CO tho boy, u
his own expense, with some country
people at dlHlu' &c nom BHlgrnuF.
Tue story runs that Ia tho 0lufss Of
time this family removed 10 Belgrade.
anu tho boy, who Is now Is yoars old,
and who IN known 90 Aiiivg-d, YVES AZ.
prenticed not loug ago DO tnat q ~.
Ono day lac was sent out 80 luy como
ffuii, AND clgulc, with u proper sense
OF dra matte fitness, drcfosi that he
should ohter theslOp Of Mime. Guof.
glev!tuh. His striking Iikepess IN her
supposed dead son attracted her attuu.
lion, aud - closer examination allowed
thsI hr, too, had two front teeth thsl
were twisted, scar ON tive forehead,
caused by fall, and "a mIlu on the
back OF the right ear. AillOrad, OIL
his part also WAS under the Impression
that ne had seen the woman before.
and being questioned about what he
Remembered hs aid that TWO men
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Excnr.Iun 10 El.h Lnke.

Those WHO are IN quau.ary as 10
how they ibal. spend q wcUk's yaoa-
lion during the SUMMER very enjoy.
ably, have ihr question solved, tor the
people OF SEWER c.u.ty h,vo settled
GU place.
They propose going to FiRh Lake, a
resort In the mountains about thirty
miles csst o. EichfclJ, Sovlot county.
It's bouutliul place. The lake runs
IN hurihoa1tufly direction, with large
mountains on olthur side, covered with
Timber which extends % lho watct's
edge.
II IL the Intention TO leave Sewer
valley on the 9th Of July 10 10 gone
Ten dnyF. Arrangements have been
maue ~ That thUso whJ lu not 70 pre-
pared TO camp Ous may nnu shelter
anu pt.vlaluus, or those who have
teams may bo supplied with camping
equipments, Those living ia the
northern par; % tho Territory, WIN
desire 10 come 10y rail- 10 5aiiua, may
communicate with Nrls J.. Nelson, vi
EulmuuJ, SaviCr county, Tor trani-
pgtlhtiun from balInH 90 the lake.
There IL plenty u lnu pasture ut
TIE lnkc and the mountains aru GOV.
cred with grass no that teams may be-
turned out on pnstufCI.
Tho hmusumenis nt the lake will be
dancing, concerts, thugtera, boating,
Lecturer, swinging, bail playing, nsn.
lug anu target.rh0Otlng. Reirosnmeuts
such as ice cream, lemonade, candie,,
nuls, crackefn, etc, viii DO served.
Tao excursion viii be- under the d.
rect management OF tho Y. NJ. NJ. l.
associations Of Sewer stake. All rr-
spectacle aul viriuuuH people are ia.
viioj, but the Impure hni those vino
70 for speculative purposes aro not
allowed, Tor any game nf iniustTy TIA.
ttOuuuud that Il not directly under the
| control supervision Of tue commit.
tee VIII NJ DO Tolerated. IL Is the
desire Of The surefintpndency " tho
NJ. ]. associations 10 furnish OF Iyment
for the young people, aud az inu same
time protect them from toe evil iniiu.
cnCe VI those who unIoavUF 10 Intro.
duce liable shat are not eloyallug "a
tuelr nature,
Those who desire 10 join us ia the
amusem0nis aud who are satisfied
with these rostrictonr--come along
and you Will hu welcome.
l. L. n
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minor appear ON Monday, July %, to
snow cause why the order should not
be maue.
The claim oi jain Gum sgaln,t
the eslsie OF Edward Egan, deceased,
tOr S.S.05, fCt lst0t teff0rn ed In lgpg'
wac allowed.
Ia the matter - the estate and
guardianship OF Eiwati ami Oscar
'onssson, mlnor1, a petition was pre-.
sented by UitHa JonE'spu. guardian,
telrtBsntibs that she hsd received
rom The sec.eTy Of Ancient Order oil
Unilei kmou, on the Yollcy Of In.
surauce 90 said mingff' Iatleis lie,
The sum Of iiii a.; that the said mirrors
hsu no other properly, aud that she
h6l advanced The amount named for
we support VI tho miu0s. Whtfrupon
she rmyCi lhc .niJ expenditures he vi.
lUWed aui ihst the uo uismissod M
guardian Of TIE oltaio Of said minors.
JuIy.0 was appointed 10 hear petition
TOT hual ditoharre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
Scoaeld Notes.

sCoFfELD, Utah, June "a, 1890
About twenty-five covered wagons
came Into thls place this afternoon
loaded with people from Castle valley
10 attend tho EistoddiOd, which COM
mences hare tomorrow,
Tho Castle valley choir gave a con.
cert Mt Price last Saturday evening.
They arc giving ono nj ScOfleld To
night. To see them strinKiug into thi
pleasant valley It looked like ys olden
times.
The boys Of Sc0lslI and Winter
Quarters went 10 Helper yesterday 20
snow them how 10 play ba'cbhll, but
got left; the score was out Of sight Ia
favor VI Heller.
ChRrles Koski, n Fiulander, was
hurt IN the Winter Quarters mine TO.
day. IL was Thought hia leg was
broker, but on examination II was
found the bone was not broken, but the
leE was badly bruised.
Bishop Parmloy has had his resi-
dencp much improved.
Mrs. WilllAmH, wife OF the late Bishop
Williams OF this place, will visit SEQ
field this week on business aud pless-
utc. MORMON BOY.
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continued yroni Rage oHe)
70 THY OR NOT TO TRY?

fstrcd to by Judge poweu, the trouble
was they dluu't apply n. all. But be
wsuld leave hat phase OF the question
tU bH discussed by Attorney Zinr.
Here he pHld considerable ntl nilln
in the Atstnce Of CUmmissiouHr Noble
ami said that u made no uillofurc -
tust II dii not affect tlc unlvsfsal
doctrine that qHuum could
transact business 80 hold T.
III contrary would he equivalent tu
s,ying that the administration NJ ius.
ucs could be thwAftcd OF any lime by
a member ola beard abscntlug him.
self.
Attorney John NJ. I,uo was next
hsatj. This mOrnlrr he tAid Judge
Powers held that all Of tho members ~
the board must he present 10 "aut.''
Daring tile noon hour u egumrd that
he had undergone a change NJ OpiulOu
ami now held that vii must he present
{, confer" nut that "a majority cluid
tact.D
Commissioner s;ophrns.-Was Mr.
Noble here whom the day Of trial WAS
stle
Secretary Fel,-Yct, e'gho wac.
Chairman JUunings-Iht objections
by Judge Powols are oyettultd ami
the hearing Of the casU Will now b.
proceeded With.
Tie heaflug WAS under way At rress
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
Third District Court.

Judge Merritt was not In attend.
anoe in tho Third disific! court today,
the reason being that he his troubled
with rheumutlrm and his ankle II bad.
ly swollen.
: Her * Company VI Fred +. Hadfs,
an order was made staying execution
and proceedings for fifteen days to file
motion 10 set aside default and judg.
moui.
Martha Ann Coombs ". Utah Paint
q Oh company; order placing on law
aud motion calendar, motion ~ cOu-
firm the report Of the Tn'etpo.
Matthew White W. lSaitair Beach
company ct al; demurrer 10 rooOnd
amended compliant argued AMI sub.
United.
UtAh National Bank W. Isaac Sears
ct al the motion OF defendant 10 eel
Htlde order In supplemental proceed.
lngs was argued THIS afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
Notes.

The Pike Opera company will ~.
pear In the opera h0ufr Monday even
INK iu Tar AMI Iat,un
r.. II. Holt, aget %, anu Eiih
Holloway, sWod 10. b1th ~ Provo
have received n niRlTi1gr license.
The rate Of tuxall1u Va the city for
tho year has been fixed by the city
council ~ iOll1ws. Five mNls ..r HIuE-
ing mnd ana interest, i1s mills Tor
contingent exEeu'cs, .li.i ior im'
provUmcnis on streets.
Thu daughter o, George T. psRy,
who LEFT ucf home Monday night NJ
noted IN Tuesday, NEWS, was FOUND
az the hunu VI VIM. Andrews east Of
the city, where she arrived carly Tues
day morning,
Tho First ward y. 10. NJ. /. A. gives
a strawberry festival iH the ward house
tuis evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
Meredith Reese Estate.

Il. w. Reese, the father Of Meredith
Reese, who was killed April 20 at Park
CITY, while At work on the Morgan
Mining and Milling oompHny's prop
orty, has filed q petition Ia probate
court asking Tor letters Of Aiminis,th.
tlon OH thu estate OF his sou, The
petition sets up that the estate " COM
posed OF n claim against tho mining
company for damages, by reason VI
alleged negligence on the part VI it,
officers. The case was set for hearing
on July 10.
Letters Of administration were
granted on tho estate Of Edgar q. Hill
lier 10 the widow OF the deceased. The
bond was flXpd In the sum Of $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27

had taken him out 1i hole In the
ground and carried him during the
night "to place where a SET tltmsn
was Kind 10 HIM" AMI theoce he was
taken somewhere else. He romem'
boied tho names q hls brothers aud 70.
called some other details which nj par
iilv did away " ith al doubt.
"iuqulr!rs weft 3D.. nee Get on OF,
with results which seemed 10 corio o.
rats the theory OF tho Gcotgievl'cuts.
Toe grave was openoI an the skeiott n
fgutu iu IL IL stated tU ho inst OF De-
child under ak years % ,go ami " o
smaller build than thtir son. The
doctor ana the supposed foster parents
of the boy Mllofad deny, however, all
knowledge 90 the affair." while 40 one
knows what has become Oi the two
gfaye.jlggUr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
DR.. SHBLMBRDINB
VIII not remain after June
This is your last OPP
pOrtunity.

GI5s chat do not %, 900, dear o., any
price. whether they cost ut, cents or
utn joUag. Properly hucd glasses
wiIl lcngihun the Bio anl utility OF the
eyes, np tcmoyn. ell strain.
Go auu soc him 20 your glas cs are
no, right lie has given such universal
satisfaction that you will not make q
mistake 90 calling aud having a talk
with him Immediately.
The following are few prominent
people of tNy many that have been bcuc.
hu.d by Dr. ShclmCrducs work.
ELIAS MORRIS, o, West South
Temple,
A. II. WOODRUFF, wholesale de.
rarlment u. mil
GEORGE REYNOLDS. secretary 10
the presidency Mormon guurch.
JOHN NICHOLSON.
G.. G.. BNWATER, superintendent,
machinery Salt Lake Temple.
CHARLES WlLCEEN, city water.
master
Is. A. EMpEy, lire and police com.
missioner, OF the hrm OF Clark, IT,.
urydgu 81 Co.
ISAAC BARTON. Barton IS Co.
JOSEPH D. TAYLOR, the under.
taE,r
r. G. McNIEcE, pastor prcsbyter.
IAN church
THOMAS MCINTYRE, grocery de.
patmcut, nc " j.
I.W SHlPLER, the photographer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
PROBATE MATTERS.
A Petition for the Revocation Of Lot.
tiers OF Guardianship aud appoint.
mtnt OF n New Guardian.

A petition WAS filed Ia tho probate
court today by John u. Chase, .
minor, asking for the rtyouallon Of
the letters OF guardianship issued 10
Elizabeth Morris, ond tor tue appoint
ment OF A. A. Dalton rs guardian Of
lhspetson and estate o. sAld petitioner.
The petition alta forth that John B.
Chase In beneficiary under the will
OF Benonl w. Chase, from whom he
received real estate by devise; that In
January, 1893, tue court ordered
walter II. Green, tbs administrator
OF said estate, TO distribute 70 tho PEE
llloner said real estate aud also monits
IN the hands OF said administrntOI;
mat the administTalor has not o0eytd
Tue order, nor has tho said guardian
taken course 10 require final settle
lnenli that tbs said guardian " In the
occupation OF the real estate, but that
the has failed 10 properly care for, pre-.
serve and Improve II, ami has also
lSiled TO properly guard, protect and
promote the Interests. OF petitioner.
Wherefore, It 10 alleged that said
LiiLa6eth Morris IL incompetent TO
ultohsrge ths duties OF her guardian
snip, and the order Of removal IL asked
for.
The court ordered that all persons
Interested in.the guardianship OF said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
Guilty of Rmbrzzlcment.

The trial u l.. II. Mzyne TOT embsz-
zllng $3.50 from Samuel Hamilton
was concludes In Commissioner
Pfatps court yesterday afternoon. The
complaining witness ia from pocatollo
AMI owns some property 10 Salt Lake,
the collection Of the rents from which
he entrusted 10 Maybe. The Defendant
admitted he had collected the money,
but alleged no had settled with Ham.
ilton by giving him n note for the
amount. Hamilton had no knowledge
VI receiving any note, and II was ex.
planned that Mayno hal drawn a note
In favor Of Humilt1n ami placed II Ia
u tank. The explanation was not SAT-
isfaclofy 10 The court and Mayne was
found guilty ~ charged ard ordered ~
come up for sentence today.
This afternoon MHyne vRs sentenced
To pRy n fine VI $50 anu costs. lilo 10
talking Of appealing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
Land Omce.

The following filings were made 10
the local land Office under date Of
June -:
Chrislen christensen, OF Chester,
desert entry Of 90 acres In township 10
south, range 3 osst, saupe,a county.
Joseph stakeholder. Of Moah, desert
entry Of 100 acres, unsutvCyri, Ia
township 20 south, range % oasi, Grand
county.
Francis ID, Clifi, OF Salt Lake CITY,
final proof Of desert entry OF 100 acres
In tow nship north, range . west Salt
Lske county,
The heirs OF NeTlah LrwlI, OF Rich
mond, hnal ur5of Of timber culture
entry OF 1929 acres In towthlp 10 north,
range | east, Cache county.
Rodney Swhzsy, NJ Onngovillc,
homestead entry Of 50 acres in town.
ship II south, range east, Emery
county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27

The county attorney, reporting on a
communication from T.. u. Tycoon re.
rardlng the use Of the assessoPs plats,
stated that the plais were 10 the possess
,ion OF tue county assessor, and the
court had power to compel him TO
Let them ~ out " his possession, but
ihoy woru subject to the inspection Of
any ube who desires 10 obtain lnfOrmt-
ton from them, anu suggosied that the
court request the as,ess1fto extend to
Alr. Tyson all reasonable facilities for
doing the work which he has con-
tracled TO do for the county.
The report was adopted aud the as'oi'
sor requested to afford Mr.. tyson ruon
facilities as he could.
The petition Of Eliza Shaier for re-
conveyance to her property decided 10
but not used by the county for a bOule'
ynrd, was referred 10 tho Solucimun
and county attorney.
George r.. Lee, road supervisor of
district No. 10, made a rtquisition Tor
commandments court docket and u new
t,oaest for Justice Of the peace, nnd also
Tor new tools to work on the road With.
Tho dochets were allowed, but tue
question OF tools was referred TO the
felectmcn.
A communication from VIM. Green,
calling attention to the alleged eftonC-
Gus sale Of his property Tor taxes, was
reIoffei 10 the county attorney, NJ was
also the petition Of john J0bna0u, for
relief from an alleged erroneous TAX
sale.
County Attorney whiltumore re-
ported that tie taxes on the property VI
IL. u, Webster had boon paid, aud a
quit claim deed was ordered isuuud To
him.
Tho county attorney repairing on
the petiIiBn Of Ol0f G., Formulate, Of
Draper, recommended that ROAD he
opened up for Irafiic through the center
VI section %, township l west. Re
iertcd 10 thu seleclmen.
Tho same official reporting on tue
uttilion OF Mt. Nelson, said the prop.
efly had been Asgeftod ~ two different
parties, fof the year 1895, AMI that the
ta1es were paid under one Of the
nsseasmeuts and the property was sold
under the other, but inasmuoh NJ the
county had not purchased the property
II could not gent any relief to the
petitioner; unless tho court desired TO
Voluntarily appropriate tho amount Tot
which the property was sold. Tue
court ordered Nelson to iile claim for
tue amount Of the tax.
Tho claim OF Joseph Terry for $50
due ~ refund OF amount paid ON hc'
count OF lease OF school lAnus was
nilg yvpl
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ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

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Steppea on His Foot.

Lester Lambert, the e-yeAt.old sou
Of Mt George q. Lambert, met with a
painful accident at Hil's park ysslor.
dny afternoon. A large crowd q
people was watching tue racp', when
une VI tbs hothss became unmRnage.
able, anu dashed into the crowd. one
or two others were knocked down, but
escaped without injury. The horse
stepped on LtstsT's loot bfuising II
quite badly but luckily breaking no
ulQOF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27

This forenoon u lpb Arfowmlth, o
9-year.Oli ton ui braiy Aruwam,th,
was stau flnk on q ladder utBr lay
stack In the rithlur .iiiHo yard wac H
some mcu wrtH s.a.kluE hay. THE
hay fork ln some wHHUur caught tuu
hoy in ,uu tnruat, % uuug nD ugly
wound fem when ..H blood spurtJd
about eight feet. JOHN pyU,, one ..
the mcu " were al wUts ia Ihc yati,
stopped the How o. blood by ,uWItfsi-
ing tho wound with his hElUs Doc.
tor Allen wHH summoned auH the toy
taken home, Mr.. rynH retaining hlB
hold ON the wuuui wuil, the child was
being removed. Tho wound wa then
dressed ami the lilIc follow will tu sil
night again In low dnya, although
DOUBTLESS no w1uiI havD ulri iu death
Ia ashrit time hal ull Mr. Pynu acted
Az promptly
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CITY OF PALACES,

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United in Marriage.

Walton NJ. Pratt, son OF tho late
Elder On1n Pratt, aud Zina Eslella
jenkins, most osnmable lady, wtrr
married Yesterday, June 70, 1855, IN
the Salt Lake Temple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
Missionary Reception.

A reception will be- given tomorrow
evening In the Seventh ward meeting
housp to Elder J. w. Walker. who has
recently returned tom miSsion 10 the
Southern Sintrn. a program VIII he
rendered aud tsiTeshments served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
fisher harris Annoinicd. v,

The Attorney Tor the respective par.
Ties Interested In the Tufts case this
afternoon recommended the hppulut.
ment VI Fisher Harris HB adm nlstfu-
tor, and Probate Judge McNGuy AZ
pointed him to that position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27

Railroad employee IN All branches Of
service are cordially invited 10 meet
m Armstrong; Hall. Fourth West,
Second South, o. s O'Clock y. M, Fri.
day, June .stp, - dlscuss the merits
VI the Sau Diego, Pacific railroad, a
railroad TO he built and owned 10y rail.
road men.
GEDROE w. VRluAN,
rreHIICnt
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Woman's Press Club.

The Utah Womsn's pFoss club will
meet 81 the Exponent Office on sa,ur-
day evening, ct s O'Clock. An inter.
osting program n prepared, ami q iuil
attendance IL desired.
l.. :. WILCOX, Sec'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
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WIIiIAMs.-iu Che Iith ward OF thl. city,
JuuU lHtu, rUpH.a Williams. aged % years. O.
months aud % days lhU deceased wac O.
native uf South Wales.
Funeral service 90 No u,u, tomorrow. IFt.
day, az me ilith ward muuuuK house, ltlrnds
invited.