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TESTIMONY FOR DEFENSE.
Judges of Precinct No. l, Placed on
The stand.

The testimony for the defense in the
Mccall Campbell case was begun this
morning.
The first witness was Bryan CalIaghan
and he was succeeded by Thad W. Smith.
Mr.. Smith produced the book of election
returns and read the number Of votes
cast for the Office of sheriff in each pre-
cinct. Other witnesses were examined as
follows:
George ]. f Schmitt, presiding officer
at last election at Precinct No. |. Be-
longed to no party. Was assisted at poll
by G. A. DUerler, Sam Dryer and Mr..
Archer. Studipdthe law very carefully.
so as not to make any mistake. Votes
properly counted. One hundred and fifty
eight counted. Appointed Sam Dryer,
because his name was given to him, but
don't know who gave the names. Sam
Dryer is brother-in-la OF witness.
Sam Dryer was judge. August Froboese,
son OF the county treasurer, was also
Judge A number of ballots were thrown
out because they were void, Destroyed
the registration certificates after the
election LAW provides that certificates
should be preserved) Registration GER
tifcates were all stamped. No man chal-
lenRed our vote.
Sam Dwyer, precinct No. NAMED by
General Russ, chairman of Executive
committee, Democratic party,as one of the
judges. Assisted in making out ticket.
No irregularities at that poll. No votes
rejected. Had nothing to do with the
counting of votes. Was not at poll No.
g. Cross examination: Served at the last
city election Didn't know to destroy
registration certificates was an irregulart-
~. Did not ask TO be appointed judge.
Was notified that he was appointed by
the Executive committee, OF which he Is a
member Did not know that all those APP
pointed by General Russ were friends of
the Big Six ticket, but knew that some Of
them were.
C. B. Archer, clerk at precinct No. l,
represented the POpuiiSt party. Regis.
tratiOn certificates were destroyed Two
boxes of ballots were counted and each
ballot taken out separately and counted
b. A. Milburn, lawyer, clerk precinct
No. /: As far as can see there were
no irregularities, with the excep'
tiOn of destruction of certificates.
In several instances both candi-
dates for sheriff were not scratched and
In some the names We're scratched. and in
all such evenrS the votes for sheriff were
not counted Witness is acting as aSSiS-
tant for District Attorney A. Levy. Not
exactly a supporter of the Citizens ticket.
John Grigg, clerk Precinct No. l, repre-
Sented the Republican party. No irregu-
laritieS, with exception of destruction OF
certificates
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Located Their Treasurer.

CRAwFORDsvILLD, Ind, Jan. 20.
Relative to the whereabouts of
w. w. Taylor, the defaulting state
treasurer OF South Dakota, John G..
Overton, one Of the best known
citizens of this town, reiterated to-
day that he had discovered Tay-
lor's exact location. He is danger
ously i'll and cannot be even moved
at present.
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For trunks, valises, travelling
bags, of the best make at the low
est prices, call on Vogler & Co.
Ok r.
legendary Fire

This morning about 1 80 o'clock
an incendiary attempt was made
to burn Albert Bitter's hay war;
house, stored with heavy stock
of hay. on Austin street. The
fire department responded so
promptly that but little DAMAGE
was done, the total loss being
about $3.50.
Some enemy OF Mr.. Bitter pour
ed coal oil on the door, and through
a crack into the house and among
the hay and set it off.
During the fire Chief Kelly, Of
Sunset hose company, cut an
artery in his wrist accidentally,
with some broken glass, and no
bled very profusely. He was at
tended by physician and is all
right today.
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Forger Schroeder c. nvlcted.

GALVESTON, Jan. 25.-Special.--
The criminal district court jury
this morning sentenced Chas.
Schroeder to five years in the pen
itentiary for forgery.
Schroeder was prominent real
estate dealer, and committed for
geries of notes and trust deeds
amounting to $4,000. The defense
was insanity, which was main
tanned by two medical experts.
There are twenty-one other cases
pending against him.
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CHINA SENDS PEACE ENJOYS.
Japan Will Not Receive Them I'm
less They Possess Full Powers.


YOKOHAMA, Jan. 25.-Otficial no
tice has been received here that
the Chinese peace ENJOYS are COM
ing on the steamship Empress OF
China. They will proceed to Hiros-
hima by the train from Kobe. The
Empress OF China left Hong Kong
January %, and will touch at
Shanghai where it is presumed she
will embark the Chinese ENJOYS
and proceed to Kobe.
SHANGHAI, Jan. 25.-It Is stated
tho Chinese peace ENJOYS will not be
received unless they have full
power to propose final terms Of
peace.
Several Japanese war ships have
gone south in order to intercept a
steam ship expected to arrive
shortly off the coast of China with
arms, ammunition and other con-
traband Of war.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
Charges Against "cyclone" Davis.
Big Railroad Scheme.

Charges Against Cyclone" Davis.
Big Railroad Scheme.
AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 25.-(Special.)
The Senate passed a bill this
morning repeating the scalp law
bounty.
Also one allowing limitation to
run against married women.
Representative Allen offered a
resolution in the House favoring
the board Of pardons and request
ing that the House take no action
detrimental to said board. The
resolution was declared out of or
der.
Upon resolution of Representa-
tive Coke, two Populists and three
additional Democrats were added
to the committee to investigate
the charges against Cyclone Davis,
the opening investigation of which
will be taken up this afternoon.
The Huntington system is max
ing arrangements to get bill
through this legislature by means
OF winch Jney can CONSOLIDATE oil
the small roads in the state under
one system, and the bill, which
was printed in full in a local morn
ing paper today, will be introduced
very shortly and promises to raise
Cain.
Representative Smith offered a
bill in the House this morning to
abolish the live stock sanitary
commission.
The House passed the bill to
amend article 649, title 81, of the
revised civil statutes; also the
House bill providing for time with
in which sales under powers Of sale
contained in deeds of trust and
mortgages must be made.
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Another Chinese Defeat.

YOKOHAMA. Jan. 25.-An official
dispatch says General Nodzu at
tackled Hay Chen on January 18th
and adds: "There are 5000 Chinese
troops, under General Chang, on
the right wing, and 5000 under
Gen. Liye on the left. We found
twenty.sev Chinese dead after
the battle, including two officers.
The natives say the Chinese lost
over 100 men,"
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Storm at Temple.

TEMPLE, Texas, Jan. 25.-Special
The hail, wind and rain storm
last night unroofed awnings, blew
down signs and part Of the tower
of the new Methodist church. The
rain was light and badly needed.
The thermometer fell twenty de-
grees.
Sheriff. & Samples dry goods
store was robbed last night of sew
eral hundred yards Of dress goods,
two dozen silk handkerchiefs and
other articles. No clue.
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Sure Shots.

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 25.-At
Condon's ferry, on the Columbia
river, William Condor, "Wild
Goose Bill") had a dispute with a
man regarding cattle and both be-
gan shooting. Bill fell dead, his
assailant being fatally wounded
and dying soon after.
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Fatal Sleigh Bells.

MIDDLEBURY, Pa, Jan. 25.-Two
members of a sleighing party were
instantly killed and five others
badly injured, by being struck by
a train on the Pennsylvania railroad
this morning. The party was re-
turning from a ride to Sunbury
and the noise made by the sleigh
bells prevented hearing the train.
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Presidents Daughter Betrothed.

PARIS, Januaryi25.---The betroth-
al of Lucie Faure, daughter Of the
president, to Paula Deschanel
member Of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, is announced. Deschanel is
the son of Emile Deschanel, the
eminent professor.
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English storm Disasters.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-Severe storms
prevail all over the coast OF Great
Britain, France and Holland. In
Scotland the snow is particularly
heavy. A fishing boat OF Dunbar
with a crew OF seven, is lost, and off
the port of Reath, in Cornwall, a
vessel with crew Of IA has gone
down
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MEXICO EXCITED.
The Mexican Cabinet in Session.
1t Looks Like War With
Guatemala.

Guatemala.
CITY OF MEXICo, Jan. %.
Special to the LIGHT, San Antonio, Tex:
This city is wild with excitement
over the Guatemalan question.
The answer to the ultimatum Of
Mexico was received last night and
will be made public this afternoon,
probably not until tonight.
1t is rumored that the answer is
not favorable to Mexico, and If this
is so war will undoubtedly be de-
clared. The cabinet is now in ses-
sion and the people are enthusiast
tically and excitedly crying sylvia
Mexico" to Guatemala"
1t looks like war.
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Her Temper.

From the Detroit Free Press:
Wife (severely)-Pd have you
know, sir, that 1 always keep my
temper.
Husband (soothingly)-Of course
you do, my dear. OF course you do,
and 1 wish to goodness you'd get
rid of it.
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Clear and Colder.

WASHINGTON, January 25.-For
eastern and northwest Texas, Ok
lshoma, Indian Territory and Ar
kansas, clearing today, fair and
colder tonight and Saturday, with
winds becoming westerly,
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rHEo. ARrzTs ORCHESTRA.

VIII furnish music for balls, ETC.,
on short notice. Address 354 E..
Commerce street, or III Soledad
street, opp. courthouse. IL 3 tt
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Out of Sight.

Junior Partner-I see you have
engaged new clerk. Is he a good
salesman?
Senior Partner-Good salesman"
Great Scott! / had to send for the
police to prevent him from talking
me into taking him into the firm.
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Heavy Snow Fall.

OTTUMwA, Iowa, Jan. 25.-Sn ow
is falling in this city with a depth,
already, Of eight inches on level.
Railroad and street car travel is de-
layed.
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Here's Your Chance.

A flrst-class piece Of business
property, near Main plaza, to ex,
change for, residence or building
lots. J. A. DAUGHERTY
IL % If l04 E Commerce Street
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Members of Uniform Division
No. 4, K, of P. are requested to be
at the meeting tonight at $3.50 u.
m. Business Of Importance. Bg
order Sir Knight Captain. l % IL
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-25

Two SUITS for debt and foreclosure Of
lien were filed against the San Antonio
and Gulf Shore Railway company ct ais,
in the Furty-ffrh District court last
evening One suit was brought by Pat
rick O'D0nnrlI and is for 81 HISS, and the
other by p. Madden FIR SASS, II, being the
balance due him for work done as COL
tractor on the road.
FORTY FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
The following cases were disposed III
before Judge Newton this morning:
Wolf a. Marx VS.. John ROntIedge, gar.
II iShment; dismissed.
Jesse McGray vs.. $. +. OstrOm. appe1
from Justice court; Judgment for plaintif.
+. GrOOS e Co. VS.. DIR. H. Won kOehr
ing. on promissory note and foreclosure Of
lien; Judgment for plaintiff.
The Herring Hall Marvin company ".
Otto w. Andrea ct al, sequeStratiOn;
judgment for plaintiff.
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Nouuuy need nave Neuralgia. Get DIR. Miles
Pain Pills from dru Zgists. Zone cent a doss.'
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Or Miles Nerve Plasters 80 AZ all drugGIsta
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-25

Lucy A. Russell is suing f. n Russell
for an absolute divorce on the grounds OF
abandonment. non -SuDpOrt aud cruel
treatment. They were married in Jas
per county, Georgia, January %, 1872,
aud have child IA years OF age, of whom
she wants the custody. The where
ahoutS Of defendant is unknown TO plain
tiff
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BEAT HIS WIFE,
And She is Now Suing for Di-
vorce-Court News,

EsSe DiSmuke Is complaining of her
husband, William Dismuke, and wants
divorce. She alleges they were married
in San Antonio, July 2, 1898, and that yes
terday, in the presence of her sister, b.
made violent assault upon her, and beat
her with his fists, and at the same time
choked her She claims he has her trunk
and al Of her wearing apparel at his
house on Simpson street, aud all of her
household and kitchen furniture, and re-
fuses to give it up.
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Wanted, a good white servant

girl at SIS Ave. G. l % t
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A6Eh PEOPLES HONE.
The n. P. ChaFch 10 Lecate Its Home Tor
the Aget tn Westminster

~ are y.Ira-ssi Is kns,0 gha, tht Nrths-ii.i
Protestant Church has g4HSladrd So 'asa'e
10. Aged People Home .a Westminster.
N- think no better s.iev;ioa ruuld have ls.vn
made. iussmueh a. the rIaca ls accessible
sruag nearly az points aud tarry {. n struag
church II that REORGANIZATION here. beside ihc
-,iscniloaai ,nsili1'iuas vh}gk ar al=s located
~ iais {4a.ag Aad gHdeg iEuis unuirli. asking
6 . centre gt Methodist Protestant lnHucuvr
The Wampier puPe'iy aH lhe corner NJ
Main 2n8 shugra stgeeis, Tuoently Purchased
hy ig. ! " haaUg, I'll lse af'ui sp fps ihf,
Hnaas q j. a,tmiFah,H ssiaFss,i ing ih" p1r.
issss, hayias fsouiagr na NAin street 81 no
irrt and Ia au Churvh street The tfesFnt
haildias g. iassc .el..isaisai deabis hgirA
h0uss ,0liily haiii aud slfh crii.uSs 0f gspad
height, aga Is sasevpf,hir Il slhi,si auy ila
es4tsnsHi thr hoaFi 81 NaaaEr1. raay de-m
proper % make. We gusierssaud fhe property
aud Eroant. pI.5 40 .arr h. g.s.s be sDod rssr,
ilti"u, hgi that 90 mateslal ~nlavgria.ut al1be
hBild,ag siil p. faad1 jgg,ss ise ,Jl.,.ai IS,
stlB.
Th,s euisrpfss laok 81, ,.Fts,a a. The sessions,
-. gns AaFyiaud Anaual Caaingrntg ahigk
sas h-id SO la4r,,l. Del. Zee IScl, and sinrs
ihsg ,ime 1AFio,ss proper,i-, have i.ern offered
iu thr cousulUce whieb azs thea appointed
80 take ths matter iH chsrE~. The rvc~ut .rs
-ioH ai ths- couirreure, ~ AirxasAyis, Ia,
althoylEr,i tks incorporation % Hard It
Managers g. take tef.ali. ,8sg. liF the rs'ah.
'shn,rt ~ ibe Hnsnr. NBH The following
nainrd geatl-nea constitute she kssri d..
J " Hrggag. L. .. t'rins- an1 Frank n
Herr ~ Westminster j. ~ Caihen al.
Re- David WILSON. 90 Wssb;Ussaa. a. g.;
BE- j. r. Htulag, Il u. het. 1. fazg.
T. 4 ssd Il, y Il teal,s. 4 Raitiu,srr;
j y. Mariscli. - HoEard eonniy lls Robert
Price. of Qasrn Anne 81. William hale, -
Rocomoke Ci,y. and a-s " v. S,Fsysr, "
Baskey.,oun. Mt \ uee;ins 81 ,he Baavi,
Ne ssFa, ~i IS bela iu Wretminsier ia ,Ar
eariy pau ~ iaue-
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Business Locals.

4 POPLAR INSTRUMENT. SUCCESSFUL SALES
MAN.
In little more than Two wears time 100
organs were received at Mt. Airy station. Il.
X o. r. r., for 100 different purchasers. ri
out of the 100 purchasers bought The Miller
Organ of Prof. G. W. Walker. of Brownings-
vile. Nd, transaction without Il parallel in
the history of organ selling in this country.
Write to the above for catalogue and prices.
Many men of many minds-but all agree
that the Rand McNally Guide is invaluable 10
anyone having business in connection with
railroads.
LosT.-On MAY 18th. between DIR. r. H.
Lewis residence and Mr.. j. Milton Reifsni-
dcr's. or between Mr.. ]. Milton Reifsnider's
and DIR. J. T. Wards. ladies light weight
black cashmere shawl. Amy person leaving
same al this office will receive suitable re-
ward Miss Kittie Copenhaver.
have lot of good Irish Potatoes at 30
cents per busheI. John d. Bowers. p
EXCURSION TO Decatur. ILLINOIS.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad will sell
excursion tickets To Decatur. Illinois. on ac-
count of the German Baptist Meeting. al the
rate Of one firstcass fare for the round trip,
tickets to he sold May 9th to June adf and
good to return until July 3D. inclusive. Hold
ers of y. 4 q. excursion tickets can. on pre-
Senta,ion OF same at Decatur, purchase eNcur-
sion tickets to Kansas City, Omaha and inter
mediate points at rate of one fare for the round
trip, \ through ear TO Decatur will he run
from all stations on Western Maryland Rail
road, date to he fixed later. For tickets and
other information apply to ]. II. krichton,
Ticket Agent r. 4 ., Il. r.. Westminster,
Nd. 81
John u. bowers j. the place to get your
Patent Medicines at Is per cent, reduction.
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neath Of VIM. Il. Ben, Ir.

William H. Bell, Jr., died al the residence
Of his brother. ia law Robert +. Frgzcii this
city, a. an early hnuf On Tuesday morning. ju
his 4isl year. He died % consumption, and
his death was rather sudden from that disease.
The deceased was one uf the progressive
Young men Of Westminster, and bad accumu-
lated considerable property. Ii politics be
was a Republican and bad been chairman If
the Republican County Central Commiliea
for about 81 yeaF-. Ia vas member Of the
last common couucil Of Westminster, his term
expiring aniy few hours before hls death.
Mr.. Bell was also "a member OF several 81 the
secret societies. He was blacksmith by
trade. and was engaged with Herr Bros, ear.
riage builders, for some years, Ever since
the organization of the Westminster Fire De
pariment he had been ma active member, and
was its secretary and treasurer al the time Of
his DEATH lie was unmarried.
His funeral took place on Thursday after
noon. at Centenary ~ f. Church, of which
communion he recently became a member.
Services were conducted by Rev. ,loel Brown,
pastor Of the church, assisted hy Rev A. ID.
Melvin Of the VI. +, Church and Rev, Calvin
S. Slagle Of the Reformed Church The Ga,
neral was the hrgest IN Westminster for many
wears, aud many persons could not get in the
church. The Westminster Fire Department
the Knights of PythiBs, !. o. VI. aud Wash
ington Camp, p o. ). A., all Of which he
was a member. attended in uniform and rega-
LA, aud also his fellow members Of the late
CITY Council, The active pail-beafers were
Samuel * Herr aud Erank X. Herr. his
former employers. and Eldrid tantossen,
Albert Arnold, George Myers and Levi Pfeif
fer his fellow workmen The h0nary nall,
hearers were c, y Wau;z and nenloh s
Gehr for the Fire Department: A. T. Buck
ingham and 4 II. Geiselman for |, o. NJ. -;
r. c. Matthews and George 4. Miller for
Knights Of Pythias; j. Hoffman Fuss and
Simon p Weaver for Washington Camp.
The ntermeni was IN Westminster Gene
terry. where the different orders held services.
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Nae Aan,

The Recently urzaniasd Westminster Base
Bail Ieam plased its first same ~ C..rrollloa
last Saturday, defeating them by she score 81
- Ca g. The Westminster buys taached Up
kepp the t'aTrailinn pitcher, t5.f - hits, 1T
which tsu acre home raus aud nine txo-base
h.is. Miilen proved puzzle 10 The Carroll
ina battrr. striking out twenty men allowing
hni two bit. "a his delivery The Wesimin,
minister boys helded fairly we'll, taking Ia
consideration the condition 1t she grounds,
while the CnralluHs piayed ragged game in
the Geld.
The following score tells the story 81 The
Westminster ClBa- WaikoveF.
Westminster. ...,,,.,...-.6 : g . . N-2l
CauulltGn. ..........,.-..O q o q 2 > q q o. g
Home runs - Mitten. Miller TWo.base
DiHendal ,. Thomas, Turtle 2. Miller ..
Arnold > Green. Raueries- Westminster.
Mitien aud Smith. Carrolltou, Zepp aud
TAYLOR. Umpire Buckingham aud Pagks.
Al Carroilton, GA Thursday g9gulas, the
Westminster JuRioc, lset the tarrollton BOYS
a game 81 aase taL The score being Ia To a,
{h5 Western Maryland College Clah Wa
defeated N baltimore iasj Saturday by the
Chntons hy = scare Of 9 10 o, The game Was
q very pretty one and interesting.
TOday--SSajurday-at go p. N. the West
ern Maryland College Club viii play game
with the Deaf Autes, Of Washington, d. c.
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nan Of 4 Y.n,rahlc LAZY.

Mn. Catherine Hedge a4ai 81 Dr. . W
u.fius. " ihi- ci;y. dsri at Ihs re.jdeae- 81
Jasigr Granville r ilrUns, near Sanls, Dee,
thi. esrani,. 80 FRIDAY ot ias; s~-s. as She
advanced aet rf .t, wears. lo mnHtA. s,,i Il
DAYS She sa- tbe zliaa % lae tasr Aagyu
Hedge Ah.r iheiF HarFiays fhr, removed.
iu alugl lSs1. - Ohio. and +a.ale3 gFaF
Springfield. pbieh aa- then practically ua.
settled. aud ga. the .'tsr ve-i. Nhe sg-.Hi
all her married bis aI ihi. l,uiut. and after
she death III sap and daughter. i-iih a.
.sham had reached uiaisrr life. sud alzo ihs
death 81 heJ husband. vhich nCcs5s.4 aafs
than thirty eean ago, she returned Is AsF na
iiye State. where she spent az eia aya iu >
fair degree ii health aHa aiSA O mrai4i in..h-
ness ami vizag Which aas charming aud r.
markahle She va. aa extensive reader and
hsd rare conversational fs1prfs fog murr
thau r. wear, she ha3 i--rn devoted avus,asr
oi the Lutheran church.
lleF iurcra 'nok p.a.e ng saHday a,l iran
.h5 Lutheran Church Ia Hiua Bridge Kew.
NJ Pa1pron a;Iioisiiue. and her rcuisins
wcrc deposited 10 che cemcierv near that
place. aud uear the place ahcrs she vas born.
The pall hcarcrs Vsre her tasr gal.hs~s. iir
r. 4 Herring haaiilie II Herring, nr J.
~ Herring ana fraaci, L. Herring. and John
u. Arnac,ssl and u. Rnly Herring tao Rrssl.
nephew 4 large number 81 relative, sud-
friend- attended her funeral