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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-20
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

At a. m. yesterday, the thermometer
registered 81, at noon 60, and at 6 p. m.
81, the maximum temperature being Il
ana the minimum So
,, Pffincipal O. H Avery, of the, Wash
1nSton school, is Ill with typhoid fever.
The physicians say that he is in fair
way to recover. however.
The Jackson school foot ball team.
c2etained by Ray Wiley, defeated the
Grant school eleven at Agricultural
PARK on Friday by score of "a to 0.
L. C. Jones was arrested yesterday
charged with being the keeper of a
gambling house, and deposited $50 as Sc
curly for his appearance tomorrow.
Jack Wells. live stock agent Of the Rio
Trande Western, who was faken i'll with
typhoid fever down the road few days
ago, was yesterday brought to this city
and placed in the hospital.
Scandinavian Democrats.-The Scandi-
usual IN Social hall on Monday evening
next. The following programme has been
prepared: Music; 2-Speech by Mr.. }.
HogluR6: 3-Tecitation by Miss A. Art
man; 4-Song by the Scandinavian quar-
terte; 5-Speech by President c. NJ. Mel
sen; 6-Recitati ton by Mrs. Davis; $500
BY Mrs. Davis. All are invited. II. NJ
Jund, secretary.
J. ]. ArcGilvray, a leading Democratic
politician of Denver, IS IN the city on MS
way home from the coast, where he mas
been for the past eighteen months en-
gagged IN the erection of the mamnoln
Emporium building opposite the Baldwin
hotel. This building is seven stories in
height and is absolutely fire proof NC
GilVray is very much interested IN lhe
campaign in Utah and thinks that De-
mocracy viii triumph.
Captain Gibbs of First battery n. G.
u. has issued an order suspending fur
Their drills until the second Thursday In
November. This movement was neces-
cary on account of the fall elections
corning on The boys are interested in
politics and a good showing at drills
could not be obtained. Captain Gibbs is
obliged to attend the Coughlin and
George trials at Ogden for ten days. and
the lieutenants are more or less busy,
and this postponement is rendered ne
cesSGly.
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he would. Utah soil will, in all prob
ability, never receive the imprint of
his footsteps again. 1t is understood
that he will engage in the insurance
business somewhere in the east and
will forego preaching the gospel of
purity to his unfortunate fellow men.
The ex-ninister made a mistake
common TO great men who go astray
by falling in love with the woman and
writing letters. Had he refrained
from putting his pencil to paper
in endearing terms imploring the
female to eiope with him, he might
have stood a show, through the techni-
calitieS of law, in getting off scot free
some time in the dim and misty future.
after securing continuances galore.
But those epistles which cited Mrs.
Reilly as chou who art the dearest
one on earth to me- ETC., etc, were
his downfall.
Mrs. Mabry and family are some
where In the east. Whether or not a
reconciliation has been effected, The
Herald's Informant could not state.
They are the ones who suffer most
from his indiscretion.
And now that the issue is closed and
the minister has virtually acknow-
lodged his guilt, there are many of
course who will condemn slfm, all
the more Justly because of the position
he held before the people. That, is but
natural. Still there are many sources
of regret in his downfall He was in
many respects a. self-made man. He
acquired his education and learning
after participating actively in the war
Of the rebellion. He was a man of
talent, magnetic and forcible, with an
address which eminently fitted him
for the calling which he adopted. He
threw am earnestness into his work
which made him successful as a pastor.
And it is, in the minds of many, a
calamity that such a man should be
unable to restrain himself; should lack
the moral courage to resist the baser
passions which too often predominant.
1t may be that in the years to come
he will acquire success in some other
calling. But though fortune shed on
him her brightest smiles; though she
lavished upon him the choicest gifts in
her storehouse. there will be times
when, in the stiffness which at times
Gains the surging tempests on the sea
Of life, bitter regret will sting him to
tine heart and the golden fruit which
he may have plucked, will wither to
ashes and dust. Though circumstances
may arise in years to come which shall
afford him opportunity of winning a
name undying as history and his last
days be watched over with intensity
by a legion of new found friends, the
golden light which shines from glory's
throne will be to him ever darkened by
this one cloud. And SO he passes from
the interest of Utah and her people.
Poor Mabry.
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p. NJ. ONION. Auctioneer.
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ENGLISH CAPITAL FOR AMERICAN
INVESTMENTS.

Important to Americans seeking Eng
lish capital for new enterprises A list
containing the names and addresses of
B5O successful promoters who have placed
over f100000000 sterling in foreign invest
ments within the last six years, and over
f1S.O0O.O0O for the seven months of 1895.
Price f5 or 49, payable by postal order to
the London and Universal Bureau of In
yestors. 20, Cheapside, London. e. c.,
Subscribers will be entitled, by arrange
ment with the Directors to receive either
personal or letters of introduction to any
of these successful promoters.
This list is first class in every respect,
and every man or firm whose name APP
pears therein may be depended upon.
For placing the following it will be found
observation-disclosures or Shares Of Industrial,
commercial, and financial concerns, mort
gage loans, sale of lands, patents, or
mines.
SIR EDWARD C. ROSS,
HON. WALTER C. PEPYS,
CAPT. ARTHUR STIFFE.
Directors.
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AUCTION!

On Wednesday. Oct. %. at 1890 a. M.
at the late residence of J. p. Bache No.
967 Third street, 1 will sell without any
reserve all the elegant furniture in the
house. Fine cabinet-Grand Sohmer pi-
ano, Moquet, Brussels and Ingram car
lor furniture handsome cabinets and CEN
ter tables, oak book case, lot valuable
books in costly bindings, parlor desk, one
elegant high cost solid oak side board,
ware, six hole Jewel steel range, bed
room sets, beds and bedding, ETC., etc..
also very fine, high cost electric light
fixtures, etc. Goods can be seen Monday
and Tuesday from to 5 p. m.
e. NJ. ONION, Auctioneer.
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HAMILTON LITERARY SOCIETY.

The Hamilton Literary society held a
very interesting meeting last Wednesday,
at which programme of interest and
merit was rendered, the feature Of the
evening being a poetical contest. several
members having been selected to write
twelve line poem on Flowers Five
judges were appointed among whom were
Professors Badger and Hammond. The
decision was in favor of poem COM
posed by Miss Angie Bickford, who was
declared the winner of the contest. On
next Wednesday the following resolution
will be debated. Resolved, THAT the
nominees of the Democratic party of
Utah should be elected" AR A Newman
and w. H. POLAND arguing the affirma-
tive and Messrs Lawrence and Altman
the negative.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powdes
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
HERE TO STAY.

In addition to our j. C. Chocolate,
we have this week placed on the mar
ket our one-half and one-pound boxes
of excellent J. G. BOn-bons. These
goods are not surpassed by any manu-
featured in the United States, and con-
tain a complete assortment of f1avors
and designs, nut and fruit centers
No two pieces alike. Try box of our
j. G.. Bon-bons When once tasted will
always be your choice. Beware of
limitations; insist ON having your goods
branded J. G. CONNECTIONS. For sale
by Walker Bros. G Fyler company,
Z. c. NJ. l., F. j. Hill Drug company,
G'odbe-Pitlts Drug company, John Nc
Donald, jr., ]. O'Connor, Cries Bros,
Bentley & Hill, White & Sons COM
pany, Lorin U. King, Eagle pharmacy
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Salt Lake city to Ann D. Park ct
al, part of section g. township
south. range 1 west .................$
John w. Smell, jr., to Emma e.
Smell, part of section Z, township 1
north, range 2 west...................
United States of America to John w.
Smell, jr., part of section I, town
ship 1 north, range west...-...... =
Hugh e. EyIer to John j. Corum ct
al, lots So and Sc, block s, Coates
& Corum's Lake Breeze .............
John J. Corum ct al. to Hugh l..
Eyler ct al, lots in block g. Coates
& Corum's Lake Breeze.
Ollie d. Rouse ct al. to Sarah V.
Chase, lot 50, block 2, Coates 81
Corum's Lake Breeze ..............
Robert Middlemas eft uX. to Sid Hat
ton, part of lot 8, block 80 plat a..
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Rev. W. D. Mabry Withdraws
From the Methodist
Clergy.
REITERATED UNDER FIRE.
Damaging Affidavits Were at the
Conference For Reading.

Presumed That Some Kind Friend
Told Him What He Might Anti
cipate if he COntested-His Ac-
ton Places Him in the Same
Light as If He Had Been Dis
missed-Understood That He Will
Engage in the Insurance BUSH
ness Somewhere Back East-Mrs.
NIabry and Family Somewhere
East-Not known Whether a Rec
onciIiation Has Been Effected or
Not-The Story of the Pastors
Withdrawal.
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AUCTION,

On Tuesday, Oct. %. at 1880 a. m. at the
residence of w. P. McElroy, No. 135 B
street, will be sold the entire contents
OF the house without any reserve. Mo-
quet and body Brussels carpets, fine
leather upholstered easy chair, elegant
parlor furniture, bed lounge, two very
superior oak folding beds, two fine clocks,
oak hall tree, two bedroom sets, elegant
ten-foot oak extension table. oak side
board, six hole John Van range, in per-
feet order, five irsl class base burner
heaters, 100-foot good hose. bric-a-b rac
ETC.. etc. House open for inspection on
E. M. ONION. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION. AUCTION:

On Monday Oct q, at 1920 a. M. No
163 South Fifth East street, house of five
rooms, parlor, bedroosa, dining room, kit
chen furniture and carpets.
On Tuesday, Oct. %, at 1890 a. m, No.
32S South Main street, furniture, stoves.
granite and tinware and bedding, etc.
On Wednesday, Oct. 20, at No 316 South
Fourth East street, house of five rooms,
parlor, dining, bedroom and kitchen fur,
uiture, carpets, stoves. dishes, etc.
*. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
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The Irish-Americnn snnietr

Would respectfully call the attention
of the public to their grand ban at
Gifts hall on Friday evening 25th inst
The management having SPARED
neither pains nor expense to make this
the grandest affair of the season,
hereby invite the patronage of ali
lovers of a good time. Come one, come
all. Grand march at o'clock D. m
Admission, 75c. Ladies free.
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Stock brokers. Mining stocks. bank
shares, warrants, scrip and loans.
Carry stocks on margin. execute orders
on New York and San Francisco stock
exchanges No. 10 West Second South
street. Salt Lake City
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PROBATE COURT.
Orders Made BY Judge McNally Yes.
terday.

Ellen Larsen was yesterday appoint
ed Administrative of the estate of John
Larsen, who was killed in the Penn
sylvania smelter some time ago. The
administrative was authorized by the
court to accept from the smelter COM
pany the sum of $697.15 in full for any
claim, and upon the payment of the
same the latter is to be released from
liability.
Other orders yesterday were:
Estate of Samuel J. Thomas; claim
of DIR. s. Fl. Hughes for $40 filed.
Estate of William S. Brighton; claims
of Margaret Cooper for $10.35 and SSO7.-
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SPECIAL RATES TO SALT LAKE.

On account of the recalled Demo-
cratic state convention at Salt Lake,
Tuesday, Oct. 22nd, the Union Pacific
will make a special rate of one fare
for the round trip. Final limit of all
tickets Oct. 25th.
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DIAMOND COAL.

The Diamond Coal is % per cent.
better than any other COnl in the
market for the furnace and dOmes-
tic purposes.
). w. WHITEHEAD, Jr., Agent.
Telephone COS. 10 West I'd South.
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COAL.

d. j. Sharp handles all kinds of
coal, coke and charcoal Office No. q
South Main street. Telephone No. 429
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Makes You Eat, Sleep and Feel Right
Non-carbonated water, fresh from
the spring, delivered to your house 10
cents per gallon. Tel No 243 or 223
WASATKA MINERAL SPRINGS co.
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If you care to see what enterprise
and ability can do with leather,
wait till you see the new goods and
prices at
NEWMAN-NOTT SHOE CO..
81 South Main ST.
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How is it c. S. Martin is such a IA
vnrite of the ladies'? Because he sends
them clean coal. Office under McCor-
hicks bank.
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DR.. E. NJ. Keysor fills teeth without
pain. Teeth without plates a speciality.
Rooms l. ? and 8. Scott-Auerbach build
ing, 162 Main street.
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80, and of Valera z. stoddard for s2O.47
filed.
Estate of Nathan Hansen; account Of
executors filed and allowed.
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Religion in Politics.

DR.. York speaks at Grand opera
house this evening at 8 sharp, on
Chuch and State and Religion in Poll
tics and Schools. The A. P. A. in
vited. Admission 10c.
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Our SpeciaIty

Our Specially
Is neckwear, in exclusive shapes and
patterns.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
142 Main street.
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Abstracts furnished. titles Insured
ana 8 per cent. paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust compa-
nv, los Main street.
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NJ. s. PENDERGAST & CO.,

All news stands viii have the 400 to-
day. 10 cents.
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For Sunday reading, The 400. Price
10 cents.
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Statesmen to sell. cigars to the trade; no
experience required; $40 per week and ex-
penses. Lea Manufacturing company,
Chicago.
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Ladies' Sample Jackets and Capes

Wednesday and Thursday we will
show an elegant line of manufacture
ers' samples bought at 40 per cent
less regular price. This is a great
chance for the ladies to secure a
strictly sample cloak at lowest price
at F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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ChiIdren's Bonnets.

A most magnificent stock of all the
latest novelties in white and colOrs.
ait prices never equalled before, at
+. AUERBACH & BRO.
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HALM, BAMBEaGER COAL co.

Sell all kinds Of coal and 1000 pounds
TO the ton. Yard in Jennings block,
W. S. Temple. Tel. $50 and 675.
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Between First and Second West on
First North; gold watch and fob. Return
to Barnes, Hardy, Is Main street and be
rewarded.
a gold button hook with ring and chain
attached. between Fourth South on West
Temple and Second South, between Sec
ond South and Main. Liberal reward if
returned to DR.. Pfoutz.
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Ask your grocer for Macondray s.
Co.'S NJ. NJ. Tea.
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Good scrap iron $3.50 to so per ton;
also scrap copper and brass, copper to
7c good brass to &C. paid in cash at
F. Roberts. 524 West Second South.
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Good mich COW. Apply to Nicholson
at Utah Stove and Hardware company.
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Plumbers helper at 169 State street.
Call Monday at a. N.
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REDUCTION Of INT crest.

per cent to per cent on savings Sc
cured by gilt edge mortgages on I'm
proved business and residence property.
Safest and most profitable place for
money. F. q. McGurrin &c Co, invest
ment bankers. IS West Second South
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Salesman in country towns to take or
ders for our famous $3.50 pants. All WOOL
made to order. U. S. Tailoring company
1912 Franklin avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
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!, Commercinl and savinrs BanlS.

Utah Commercial md Savings Bank.
General banking business; pays 5 per
cent on deposits. T. Armstrong, pres;
P. w. Madsen. vice-pTes.: j. z. Jen-
ming, cashier. "a E. LIST South st.
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WANTED.

Statesmen wanted-To sell our goods to
the Wholesale and retail trade. Our goods
sell on sight. Liberal salary or commits
sion paid Position permanent. For par
ticulars address Centennial Manufacture
ing company, Atlanta, Ga. Factory, Mil
waukee, Wis.
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Low RATES TO SALT LAKE VIA
THE UNION PACIFIC,

For the recalled Democratic state
convention to be held at Salt Lake,
Tuesday, Oct. 22nd, the Union Pacific
announces special rate of one fare
for the round trip. Tickets good for
return including Oct 25th
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instructions in assaying, chemfstr1,
iixiviation, eleetrolysis, geology, min.
eralogy. etc. Fine chemical laboratory
an excellent opportunity to study min
ing and metallurgy and natural sci
ences. Charges uniform and moderate.
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We have some of the best fitting
and most artistic shoes known, ut
prices to correspond. We defy com-
petition.
NEWMAN-NOTT SHOE CO.,
81 South Main ST.
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All novelty silks at the Western s.
and D. G. Co. 81, SO Main st. will be
sold at cost all this week
The 400 now out Get it. Price 10
cents.
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Two or three good canvassers. Apply
1874 West First South street.
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MONEY To LOAN.

6 and per cent interest. wicks, rs
State street.
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10 EXCHANGE,

a first class 1O-room. modern residence.
adjoining town, for similar property in
Salt Lake City. or other thriving city in
Utah. Address Thomas Irish. Rich Hill,
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Attention, Commercial Travellers!
All charter members are requested
to meet at Hotel Templeton at pm.
Sunday sharp. Important.
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wA-SAT-KA

Illustrated society notes, drama,
sports in The 400.
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$500 to $1,000, COO at the lowest rates.
Permission given to make partial pay
ments. James H Bacon.
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Girl for body ironer. Standard laundry.
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Now out. The 400. Ali news stands
Ten cents.
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AGENTS Reversible wall map of the
United States and world, 6 feet long,
eleven beautiful colors, new features just
added. Sells year around and to all
classes. Sample Ito prospective agents
only) mailed for 75c. Exclusive territory.
Rand. MCNally & Co, Chicago.
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To buy for cash, 100000 pounds oats
Address at once ]. W. Simons, 127, South
Ninth East.
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Horse Races
october % and a at the mile track.
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RE-oPEN1NG OF HIRsCH1NG.s

Academy, Sept. 18th at e3s
South Second West.
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To rent-A five to nine room modern
house, furnished or upfurnished. Address
S. H. Herald.
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or dozen laying pullets, Al East on
Fifth South.
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sPIRITUALIsM.

Mrs. Loe F. Prior, test and business
medium; sittings daily from 10 to 8. social
seance Tuesday evening, 25c.; 164 East
Second South
Lecture and platform tests at Unity
Hall Sunday evening.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
that 1 will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife. Kate q.
Benbrook, nor will l pay any bills made
by her. JOHN H. BENBROOk.
Oct. 18th. 1885,
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First-class milliner at F. Auerbach
& Bros.
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at a. m. yesterday, the thermometer
registered 81, at noon CO. and at D. m.
b, the maximum temperature being II
and the minimum So
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-27
CLEVELAND AS A BOY.
His Brother Says the President
Was Not Fond of Study.

interview with Rev. Mr. Cleve-
land in New York Herald: asked
Mr.. Cleveland whether or not the
family had always considered Grover
to De the one son destined to
eminent success in life. He laughed
and assured me that the president
had not been pre- eminently distin-
guished in the family circle during
his early years. Indeed, without
touch of self-conscionsness and
naiyely, he told me that his father
bad always said the brightest boy
should be sent to college, and the
Clergyman was the boy who was
sent.
"0f all the sons,' he added, 81
had the preponderence of literary
taste and was always particularly
fond of books and study. On the
other hand, Grover was in no wise
fond of learning after my fashion.
but he had the faculty of admins
tration, aud that faculty is a power
by itself.
"As boy he had too, strong
sense of personal right and dignity.
When his conviction dictated a ctr-
tain course Of action he would pur-
sue that course and no other motives
were sufficient to divert him. He
managed h mself in such a Way
Tint he secured attention and adj
niration of IA solid sort. More than
that, when he won esteem he retain
ed it, and when he achieved a salts
factory position be preserved It. We
who knew him best in his youth
did not understand the full sigaif~
canoe of such characteristics. We
did not consider him as one born
to gain fahe Now, looking back
and reviewing his life as [ know it,
can see in him those elements
which have made IN what he is.
rs a boy he was remarkable for
those same traits Of ability which
give him dignity and worth as a
man