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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07

was out on the road. BECAUSE. he said, he
knew from hundreds OF experiments that
his own engine wanted constant company
day and night in order TO give the best
speed in her He told me that he had left
his engine alone several times in the round
house at night. just to prove himself that
he made no mistake in his belief, and that
he invariably made poor time and had
much trouble with the machinery for sew
eral days afterward.
THE locomotive engineers here think a
heap more of their engines than the east
ern engineers. Many a man out here will
stick to an old engine after it has become
so worn and old as to be dangerous. be-
cause he can't bear to give up his old ma
chine l suppose the memory of the plains
and hundreds a miles we travel on the
plains without yeeing villages and cities
as the engineers do in the eastern states,
make the western men more attached to
their engine"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07

rettes. and sometimes the soft moss rose,
buds rough, white straws that were per
feet beds OF roses; big front brims that
dropped almost too low over the face:
others that stood out squarely and firmly
many with both side brims caught IN.
and plumes set uniformly in. connected
with the chiffon Puhings; everything
fresh, charming airy. cOOl-no design, no
style" and yet plenty OF IL. in another
sense.
One thing the eye rarely beholds in
the French capital X is the great
feature of the American summer girl.
but here 1t is regarded with absolute
contempt. and is never worn by the
Frenchwoman. II is the with us) we'll
beloved sailor. The appearance Of il on the
streets at once prOclaims the American.
and II Is seen at none Of the shops, save
In poor. almost pitiable imitation Of our
Jaunty shape-soft, yielding. OF rough
straw. unbraided. This makeshift Is at
the popular shops. and even there is ac-
corded but slight patronage.
The summer cape is a slight. spreading
AFFAIR, with scarcely any weight II is
generally thing Of accordion plaits. or OF
sections cleverly put together 10 spread
where occasion demands. And occasion
demands rather often. A favorite model
is a short collet of undulated plaitings.
with each plating run with a row of min
ute pearls. 1t is exceedingly light.
Another of the favOrites is a little longer,
stopping just short of the elbow, and has
its accordion plaits half covered with an
other collet of lace points. On every other
point is set a cabbage of satin ribbon; and
big loops of the satin, with one broad end
falling from each over the lace, are set
about the high collar.
There was a pretty one at the races, al
though the races do not abound in capes,
since these convenient little articles hide
too much of the imposing corsages. This
was a sectional collet. IN heliotrope
satin, and between each Of the small satin
sections was a ruche of white mousseline
de sole. A smart collar Of Irish lace, with
slender points over the shoulders and
slender points falling back and front, was
edged with accordion plated mousseline.
Eva A. Schubert.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07
GOOD HEALTH.
Sea Water Is n Tonic, n sedntive and
Is Quite Harmless.
From the Philadelphla Times.

From the Philadelphia Times.
When a bather at Atlantic City acciden-
tally swallowed big gulp of sea water
and then rushed off to get drink of whis-
Ky to wash the taste out of his mouth, a
successful medical practitioner, who had
witnessed the performance. said: THAT
man is either greenhorn or fool. Other
wise he would have taken merely a sip of
lemonade. and allowed the sea water to do
it's work.
LAS a matter Of fact, one OF the most
beneficial features of a sea bath is the salt
inadvertently swallowed by bathers. 1t is
a wonderful tonic for the liver, stomach
and kidneys In many cases 1t will cure
biliousness where all drug preparations
have failed. 1t is peculiarly effective in
ordinary cases of indigestion, disordered
stomach and insomnia, and has been
known TO produce excellent results in
many cases of dyspepsia. Sea water is
full of tonic and sedative properties. 1t
won't hurt anybody. Two or three big
swallows of it would be of positive bene-
fit to nine bathers out of ten. II isn't
palatable or tempting, but neither is
quinine or calomel.
you never see an old sailor who is bill
ious, dyspeptic or a victim Of insomnia,
and why? For the reason that an ocean
of good medicine spreads all about his
ship, and he doses himself copiously with
It whenever his physical mechanism be-
comes the least bit deranged.'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07

Principal Booker T. Washington of the
.Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
has been spending several weeks with the
members of the senior class visiting coun-
men. Each member of the class has gone
into the country and studied family, find
ing out the age of each, whether in debt
or free from debt whether the crop is
nortgaged, whether the land is owned or
rented: how many acres are cultivated; the
kinds of crops raised, the kind of food cons
sumed; the number of fowls, cattle, pigs,
etc owned: the educational condition and
opportunities, and the moral and religious
state. The course of study, 1t Is said. has
proved interesting and profitable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07

Trains marked > run daily. Tr
Trains marked run daily ex
lime shown Is yOth meridian, o
Solid trains between savannah
Sleeping cars on night trains
vannah and Atlanta. Parlor cars
Ticket once ~ Bull street and
For further information and 4
or TO
w. F. SHELLMAN. Trafic N
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07

iolNS soUIH-READ Down.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07
SUMMERY GOSSIP.
Bah Relates Some Very Funny Rural An.
ecdOteS

"Reminiscences of a souh-His A.
Peite-one woman "h" Feared unterfei
Who borrow Gossip UnsoIfef
GeHea WINE Tor Chtlls-The Tact
Selecting His
robe OIegeG
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-07
Plant System

Time Card n "a I'd .Iane ee Isn5-IIl,. .h,,,r )
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
4 frau GIiiatelb Gbieme. /

Sn 9afapette, Snbiana, lit am Mon-
tag, ben 20. Mpril, an einem 9ersleiben
Jrau Gliiabetb 9bieme, bie Satin bes
peritorbenen Bierbrauers 9errn s reb.
s bieme unb cine ber angelebeniten
beuti9en 9amen bes Ortes, eeitorben.
Sbre lebten @tunben paren rubis unb
l9mer3los; allein in ben @o1en, bic benz
Sobe poransingen, bate bic Neritors
bene pieI au leiben. sic NOR eine Dor.
tretfli9e Jrau, Satin unb Wtutter, unb
eine Wobltbdterin Der Mrmen, unb lit
bic Srauer iiber ibr Dabinideiben bes'
balb eine allsemeine. Das aeiste li9
belonbers an benz 3ablrei9en @efolse,
mel1es ibrer 2ei9e ON Wtittwo9 NaA.
mitta9 bas &eleit 5u ber lebten @ubes
itdtte ouf bem Sprinsoale Grtebbof CAB.
Sbr Mnbenten pirb lanse In gbren se.
balten uerben, unb au6 Der uWeitbote", i,
befIen treue 2eler Iomobl Trau 9bieme
als ibr friiber perforbener &atte lett
mebr als 40 Sabren maren, ipridt ben
9interbliebenen lein ber3li4ites Beileib
aus.
Grau 9bieme NOR am IA. Npril
1924 In Sa9ien.Weimar seboren unb
bate am Oferionntas ibren II. @e,
burtstag gefeiert. SIN Sabre 1S43 bate
iie li9 NIT 9errn Jreb Sbieme perbeira.
tbet, unb tam nit bielem i'm Sabre 1S49
nod 2afapette. Muber ibrem @atten
ging ibr aud ibr Sobn Wilbelm ber ei'
ni9en Sabren i'm 5obe poran, unb bier
Rinber, bret @5bne, CHARLES, 9enrp unb
Jriebri9 Sbieme, unb cine 9o9ter, 6rau
3umpe, ldmmtli9 In 2afopette wohnbaft,
iiberleben lie.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Infer QrinfmaNer.

@enaue Statiititen i'm ftdbtii9en Sc
iunbheitsbepartement unb i'm Wafer.
leitunssbepartement weilex nod, bob
BON ben Sobesfdllen an Sppbus, melhe
in Der 3eit bonn l. Sanuar 1898 Biz gum
l. Mpril 1895 In Columbus porfamen,
reidli9 IS Yrosent i&le9tem Brunnen.
maiier su3ul@reiben iinb, wdbreno es bel
ben reitirenben Is Yro3ent frasli9 it,
OF bas 2eitunssmalier bic llrla9e Der
grfrantunsen biloet. Sn pielen
Sduiern, tpeldbe nit ber itdbtii9en 8als
ierleituns in Werbinbuns iteben. baben
Die 2eute trosoem bic @etuobnbeit, ibr
SrintmaHer i'm CONNER aug bena4=
barten 8runnen bolen su lahen, NEIL
baslelbe sepDbnli9 tiibler 1T. IS
i9eint mitbin, als uenn Er. YrobH tn
ieinem tiir3li9 ertudbnten Wortrase bem
itdbtii@en @aher bod unre9t sstban
bot.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Der Obio'er Saiffsfanal.

1apitan Samuel Ba9tel, Der leitenbe
Snsen,eur Der WermeIunssarbeiten gum
3wed Der Jeititellung Der pa1enoiten
Houte fur etnen S4iffstanal bur4
Obio, ertIdrte 4eute, bab bic Wermels
Jung Der proponirten 2tnie bur9 ben
wepli1en Sbeil Des Staates entlang benz
Ut,amltanal Samitas beenoet mirb. Dte
Grmttteluneen meloen nun our4 Gieut.
Yplttenoen 3uiammensefelt uno in
Jorm eines Heri1ts nem GongreB
un1erbreltet tperDen. Cine anbere Mb=
tpetlun9 pon Jelomeiiern lit an Der
Noute Dem Sb.otanal entlang bel1df.
tt9t.
eopitdn 8a9tel bdlt es ni4t mobr.
i9e.nll9, baB bic &inie Sanbustp-@o-
lumbus-Porlsmoutb nod in bieier 6ai.
ION permenen werben w,ro, oa ieine
ut.ttel fur ben 3wef 3ur 8erfi9ung
fteben. ueber bie @trtfe Sanbustp-
columbus tit mon tnoe1en i9on 3iem.
ll1 9enau in1ormirt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

bos Dprnberser G&ieben. Sollte es
benz ulrbisen Neperenb ober bod an
ben Rrasen eeben. 10 f6nnte er immer
nod eine lafrotipe Gtequn8 als Dirtbs'
Ipibel i'm Dienit Der rMnti Sdloon
2easue" finben, ,pel1e ia bemnd&it bier
in Columbus einen areu3snS eeoen bic
Birtbi9often 3u beginner geoentt.
Dieie eble @enoHenlAoft beSablt einem
ebenfols iebr fart anri&isen Mmtsbru.
Der Celebrates, benz 9ep. 4elton in
Cincinnati, $40 per Wo9e fir Spisel.
bieniie, nnb menn Ct nit oemieIben Ge.
bolt angefellt mirb, 10 brau&t er ieiner
babj9en Blonbine nod ni4t ben Saul
paB ou eeben.
sbelbrate ion iibrieens ein BODICE
bilbeter unb lebr talentpoQer Mann
Iein. Wie er oneiebt, erbielt er leine
tbeoIssil9e Worbiloune in benz @pur-
seon tbeolosii9en Seminar In 9onoon
unb bdlt f9 felt Is Sabren in amerifa
auf.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Al 9r Apauat @aeais& An
Is n &au16ltrger Tropfen (n

5&ulmaun unb S9riftiteller. ,purbe
iiinsit BON Seiten bes itdbtii4en Ct.
siebunssrotbes 81 Gbicoso in beionberer
Weile ausee3ei4net. Dieie Beb6rbe
iibertrue benz um bas Deutihe in Nme-
rita bereits 10 perbienten Wlanne, ber
leit Sabren ihon ben beuti9en unter-
ridt In ben bortisen Offentli9en Gle.
mentarsS1ulen leitet, nun ou9 nod
bic Oberaufiidt iiber ben seiammten
mobernen Spra9 ltnterridt an ben
fdbtiiden 9odi9ulen. nit Der Mufsabe
su9lei9. gnbe Moi fi9 auf RoHen Der
Stabt gbieaso nod europa 5u beseben
unb bort brei Monate NIT Der Snipef-
tion unb benz @tubium bes iebieen neu.
ipro9li9en l1nterrihts 3u,ubrin9en.
gs lit bies cine meile Wabresel unb etne
b64it riibmlide Nnerfennun9 Der ih6.
men 2eiltunget bes 5rn. Zimmerman,
bic semib reide Griidte trosen uirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

- @ie aus Utansfislb, g., beri4tet
mirb, wurbe oo1t Gbwaro Adermann, ei-
ner Der bret Burl1eH, bic unter Antla0e
1tanben, am Ia. Wtar3 au5 ben bieti9en
e1aulp,eler x,neolnA. .2Sa0enbols etnen
Naubmo,bon1ou peIiib1 3u baben, BON
ben Wel1mDrenen na1 e,ner Beratbun9
pon ~ yanuien fur l1alo,g betunoen,
- g. Q. 0lor9on, Der Stuoent, meL
der por mebreren Vtonaten BERN aus
pel9en aus e,nem e1robenbabn,ua8eu
l9wer perlebt pu,oG III Sersrn nod lev
ner trnbe,en pe,malb, Golton, Sebrab1
wol0en.
- Die Gountp Gommifdre fiuh
beute nap GodbOurae 9ete.n, um bte ]
vtelle sbe,bolb bes NorIes 9eleeeae
Urude au uaIerlu@eu. vs. vt elne alte
kanalbrude, mei0e nieort9er 9eleSt uni
IN e,ue 1uSbtude um9elpahen werben
tou.
Die Columbus, 9Odins NaQep &
1olebo 3use jmu9e1 oaow Iori
3uueiton mao 1iat0IorD, ao. 333. 334, ,
337 Mno =, pmiDen IN Anbslra9t Dez
MlbetteruaIupen luAp. notlt, nno. oe1
x.lsabapnporo.enr III aar o,eiea 3hseu
nnserbroQeA.
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Die Qurnerseitun9.

MnldbliA bes am o., %. u. "a. SUM- in
Columbus fottfinbenben 2reisturnfefes
bat Der Gentralousl9luB bei4loiien, eine
3urneraeituns & gu publi3iren. Sie erite
Drummer beiinbet ii9 bereits IN Worbe.
reituns uno mirb am 6amftas sur Nus.
sabe gelangen. Dieielbe entbdlt bas
8roeramm fir bas Surnfeit, lonitises
5urnerii9es, gr3dblunsen uno eine 6iille
por unter9altenben Mrtiteln aller Art. :
"a merben i'm Ganaen 6 gfumuerh
publNirt unb re, an ALE Surner in ben
5taaten Obio. Snbiano, pennlplpanio
unb Central Mi9isan peri4idt werbeu.
Sn Columbus lollen Sauienoe bon
ggemplaren 3ur 0ertbeiluns selansen.
10 bab Mnseigen in Der 3eituns cine
auberorbsntlib ipeite Werbreitun9 I'm.
ben. Sielise @ei9dftsIeute iperben bes.
baIb, abgeje6en bopon. bab bic eole
5a9e Der 9urnersi ims Mllgemeinen
unb bes RreisturnfeEes i'm Beionberet
alIsemeine unteritiisuns perbient. an4 in
ibrem eisenen Snterelie banbeln, tpenn
lie benz Blatt ibre Nnjeieen 5ufominen
laiien. r
Die Yublifation Der Surnerseituns
wi,b poi, benz Yrebeonite bes @entrals
ausiduiies, beltebeno aus ben 0errn 3.
8. Wu9er, Carl Stein unb s. S. @er..
bolb, belorst. Stir bic grlebisung aller
sel9dftltden Nngelesenbeiten lit tnoel.
fen Serr Soiepb 94mib sepon=
men tporben, tpelder bemnd9it bet ben
&el1dftsleuten poripreden tpirb, um
peitere Nnnonlen fir bos Blatt gu lam.
meln.
Dab bic dubere Nusitattuns Der Sur=
nerseituns nidts gu tpiiniden iibris lai'
len uiro, bafiir biirst Der llmitano, bab
lie in Der Druderei oes nWeitbote" bers
sefeat wirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
D<. n,e,eees.. oe>n<.Aas. Sen le. ntas 1895

Gtobt aebro&t, unb @i&ter Qoeertp lieb
Ne in BEN 0ubrmert unteriu&en. ba lie
au f9ma4 NOR, nm In ben 0eri4tsioal
su oeben. Wson fono. bab iie bis onf bic
Selbftmorbmonie 9ona pernanttig 1T unb
bofft, he In ,peni9en Wo9en i'm Siren.
oipl mieber ber3uifeQen. sic wuroe
mod Weittmp9 Mbenb binausgebra9t.
- Sn Cincinnati fnbet bonn IA. Bis
Is. Meoi elm eroBartieer Bo3ar su Beiten
Der Qtioer Qumanitdts-@ @eieli&aft ftatt.
Diels @eiellI4oft ma9t f4 beionbers
ben 5&ub BON ainbern uno 9bieren 5ur
Mufaobe unb bot felt ibrer @riinbuus
ouberorbentli9 iesensrei& seuirtt. Der
Basar nimmt fat bas gan3e nd1ti9e Ge.
hdube Elm, tn benz ii9 bic Muftbaue be-
iinbet nnb beiiebt in elmer @eprobuition
BON rMlt Wien", tpie es auf Der Welt=
ausitelluns su ieben NOR. elmer 9unoe'
ausitenun9, elmer 2unfausfte1un9 nno
elmer sroben Nn5abl BON Werfaufs< nno
ltnterbolt .ngsbubeu. Wdbrenb Der
Dauer bes Ba3ors werben aud BON 20.
lumbus aus egcurlionssiee na@ ein-
ctnnoti abgeben. Das 1nternebmen
perbient auieitise llnteritiisuns.
Da Uroiecutor Dper uno 9ilfsproie.
cutor Williams li9 In 5mei Wo4en nab
Qancoiter 3u benz pro3eb sesen pat.
elliott begeben miiFen. 10 tperoen Wor-
tebrunsen setroifen, bis babin oue Tdle
nit Musnabme bes Morbpro3enes ee9en
6rau WilIiams, gu erlebisen. gu BEN
3med mirb BON Wfontae ab bas &ri'
minalseri9t in suet Mbtbetlunsen 5er-
legt perben. Ser 3weiten ion entpeoer
Hi1ter Walt.rs BON Gircleptle .ooer
einer Der gipilri1ter prdfbiren. go.
balb Der Yroieeutor bon Sancoiter su'
rudtommt, uirb iofort Der Wiliams=
projeb beginner.
M. papep BON Gapette Gountp bot
cine Antmort auf eine Rlase bes S9ab'
mtiiters BON 6apette Gountp auf $685..
37S rufitdnbiser Sterern eingereiAt, in
tpel1er ct beantra9t, bas Bunbes'
Diitrittsseri4t loae bic Gonltitnttonali-
tdt bes Steuer.Snquil litor=@elebes fef'
itellen. a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

WilIp Berner's @eiu9 nm Yaroli.
rung tpurbe auf ben nd9iten Monat per'
11oben.
Won Mob County ,uuroe gbworb @il.
more auf Sabr tpegen JdllA-
une, unb BON Morrom County @eoree
6line unb Clifford @eiien uesen Gin
bru9s unb Diebifabls ie auf 8 Sabre
ein9eliefert.
Mm Mitt,po9 Wfor9en tpurben fol-
genbe Strdfinse parolirt: Sobn
@rapem bon Belmont gountp auf Z
Sabre megen 9obtldlags; George Ri.
len BON 9omilton @ountp auf 7 Sabre
lpegen Mussobe zines 9efdli@ten Wed'
Iels; Nelion 9uron bon 2curenee
gountp ouf 5 Sabre peeen &aubes
gbmarb Bosss pon Jrantlin @ountp
auf II Sabre tpegen 9iibneroiebifobls ;
Jreb 0afer bon Mi9lanb gountn auf 4
Sabre megen ginbru9s unb Diebtabls,
unb 2arrp Nourfe BON Carroll gountp
auf Sabre tpegen ginbru9s unb Dieb-
itabls ein9eliefert.
Die 3u9thausbeamten erhielten an
Donneritas 9tadricbt, oob CHARLES u.
8. 9iQ, melder nod ieiner Jreilahung
am lS. April perbaftet unb na9 Glorioo
3uriifgebra9t purbe, iid am 0ienitag
elf tpeiterer 0erbre9en l1uloig befannte
unb bas urtbeil luspenbirt uuroe, neil
Der @efansene an @4winbiu4t leioet.
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Sfriihjohrs. a

9n 6en erfem marmen Ndsem oes Sri6ja6rs,
ma66em mir TN 2giMter (6mer nno rei6li6 ge-
geGen, Ron1ult es 6dnfg por oak Die cSe6er ni6t
ri6tig ar6eitet, ,-es i6ermannt nns Elm @efall
pom 2Ni0iseeit me6es jeoermann mo6l 6eeannt.
.Al(o regnlirt euer 5pfem mmo oafitr gie6t
Is Reim 6eGeres 2dittel ais ....
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
MASSACHUSETTS NOTES.
Tuberculosis at AshneId.

The herd OF 40 fine Durham cows be-
longing to the sons of the late Chauncey
Bolce Of Ashheld was tested for fubercuo-
sis last week with the result that 80 of the
animals were condemned and driven away
to be killed and their bodies converted into
fertilizer. The animal apparently the most
healthy of the herd was killed and found
to be badly diseased. This discovery raises
the question whether several deaths from
tuberculosis which have taken place in the
Boice family were caused by milk from
these cows. Mr.. Boce, who was one of
the most highly respected farmers in that
section, died little less than two years
ago from consumption. His brother Lem
uel, who lives near by, is i'll, as supposed,
from the same disease, and a sister died
from the same cause about eight years ago.
The cream from the herd has been sold 10
the Ashtield creamery, a concern that has
the reputation of making excellent butter
The buttermilk from the creamery, which
has cream from many different farmers,
has been fed to hogs, and some Of these
hogs were found 10 be suffering from tu-
bercuosis.
DR.. Miner of Greenfield, who made the
test, does not give a professional opinion
as TO whether or not consumption has been
actually transmitted to human beings, but
says experts say there is danger of this be-
ing done.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-22
DUMMBRSTON.

The winter term Of schools in town will
begin the first Monday in December.
Mrs. Alice Morse of Williamsville closed
a profitable and successful term of
school at Dummerston Centre, Nov -.
Nelson Sargent, the father of Anna Sar-
gent, was not a Dummerston man, as re-
ported in last weeks Phoenix, but was re-
sident of Brattleboro. His father was Cal
win Sargent, who lived on what is now the
G. N Balestier place, His mother, Abb
gail (Mller) Sargent, was a sister of Joseph
Miller's father, and daughter of Capt. Yes
pacian Miller.
Mrs. Lila Bond Lowry, whose death
at West Brattleboro few weeks ago was
much lamented, was born in Dummerston
April 10, 1874. She joined the Congrega-
tional church in this place, Jan. ), 1889,
and was organist for the church and a
member of the Christian Endeavor society
at the time of her parents removal to West
Brattleboro in the spring of 1891. Her let
ter of removal to the church in that place
is dated June %, 1891. She was the light
of her home; and the light went out so ear
" in life and so soon after her brilliant
wedding last spring, when her prospects
for the future seemed so fair, that her de-
parture from life is heart-rending be-
reayement TO her husband, parents and
many friends.