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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
SENATOR cHANDLER's roREcAsr,
thinks Nil Restricting Immiura-
ton Will he PaAsed.

Thinks MIl Restrictinw Immiura-
uon Will be Passed.
washington. November 1S--Senator will
liam q. Chandler Of New Hampshire, In an
interview today regarding legislation at
the coming session of congress. said; SEN
ator Lodge proposes pushing the measure
looking to the restriction Of immigration
ana OF demanding it's passage without de-
iay Bills proposing to bar undesirable for.
eign elements from entering this country
are now pending in both the house and
tne senate and there Is no doubt that the
bill. Np'- :
The house measure lays restrictions on
what are called birds OF passage but the
senate bill does not. The class referred to
is that which lives along the Northern
and Southern border lines OF the country
and embraces Mexicans and Canadians who
work daily In the United States, but live
IN their native countries. This part Of the
Dill, In my Judgment. eventually will be
emitted and the senate bill. which applies
to immigrants from European and Oriental
countries, passed.
some action, believe, will be taken
looking to the relief OF the Cuban insur-
gents. Or course the republican policy will
largely depend on the presidents message.
but In my opinion he will leave the entire
matter to the Judgment OF congress
The prospects for the ratification Of the
Hawaiian treaty are excellent. The repub-
leans VIII stand by 1t to unit and many
democrats will do likewise. think the
necessary two-thirds vote will be secured
As to financial legislation. especially as to
revision of the banking laws, can not
see how any such legislation can be
passed"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
John W. Burns,
NJ. H. E. Whitesides.
e. e. Leak,
YOUNG NAN FOUND DEAD.
he Had Very Recently Been In
Houston.

lie Had Very Recently be'h IN
Houston.
Beaumont, Texas, November ls.--Justice
p. 4. Dowlen was this afternoon called to
the Texas Tram and Lumber eompony's
Yards TO hold an inquest on the dead BODY
of a man found in an empty boxcar whien
had been placed in the yards yesterday ior
a load OF lumber. An examination OF the
body evidenced that II was that OF Young
man about rs years old and that death mad
occurred several hours previous. the de-
ceased was a stranger IN this city. but
letter found In his clothing indicates tnat
he Is one j. j. e. Scott. This letter YVES
mailed in Kansas City on November I5 ana
Is addressed to ~. J. y. Scott. Houston'
Texas" The postmark shows that ~
reached Houston an November l5 The
writer signs the name OF George w. scott
and gives lis address No. iii West
Twelfth street, Kansas City, Mo, and ne
writes 10 the party adires~cd as dear
brother" There were no snasts OF violence
or other Indications OF the cause OF death.
and after taking the testimony OF z. e,
Steinway foreman Of the tram yards. VINO
made the discovery, the coroner returned
a verdict OF death from unknown causes,
and the body was turned over 10 the county
undertaken for burial. The decreased al
the appearance OF a worhin2nan and the
letter found on Ills person Indicated that he
had for some time been making fruitiess
search for employment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont--L. G. Eastman. Hunts
Vile; J. II. crayens. Dallas w Arm
s,rong. Houston; Charles stner, New
York. Thomas W. Do1d. Laredo; q A.
Kiimer, New York: a. wheatheld, Balti-
more, j. I. Gleeson. New York. X Y.
Bennett. Arkansas; q. II Turner. Pal
estine; y. r. Campbell. 81 Louis George
W. Barnhart. Tyler; II. l.. Redneld, Dali
las: j.. W. Coady. New York; J. w Cum
mings, Cleburne; q. w. Martin. ~. Louis
G. 9. Greer. Beaumont: r.. J Martin, san
Antonio; J. II. Craig. city; 8. U. Shirley
Chicago; II. p. Lewis. Pittsbnrs. r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

narwood. Texas. November ia very
unexpected and sudden death occurred
here last night. Mr.. ". Shannon was found
dead on the floor In his bedroom this
morning by his wife. He was apparently
vers We'll last night and-sa. with ais wife
and daughter-iri- law until 0 o'clock, when
he went home TO remain alone. leaving his
wife to stay with his sons family. he being
in Aust.n as a witness. When Mr. shan
non wife came this morning he had been
dead several hours. bad fallen from the
bed and was lying stin and cold upon the
bare floor Doctors say y was henrt Iau-
uie. He will BE- buried tomorrow With
Masonic honon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
ppsERTER suRRENDERED.

Frank Rechtmann. a deaerter from tho
regular army, gave himself up here this
afternoon and requested that his superiors
be notified he dtaertfd from Fort Brown.
at Brownsville. on September "a, after q
service OF only three months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
ouJECr TO OCCUPATION TAX.
shelby County Physicians Organize
and Pass Resolutions.

shelby County Physicians Organize
and Pass Resolutions.
Center, Texas, November 1.-THE medi-
cal profession OF Shelby county met at the
court house today and organized a medical
association with Or. w, ]. spivey OF Ten
cha president and DR.. +. G. Swcaringen Of
Center secretary. The following physicians
were present and enrolled as members: j.
w. Burns, ]. p. McWhorter, A. L. Parish,
T. G. Calhoun, A. II. Martindnle, w. j.
Spiyey, Teneha Il. b. Clements, +. D.
johnson, M. II. Il. Whtesides, r. f. White
sides, Timpson; r. 5. Corral. sheibyviiie,
r. G. Swearingen, j. W. Rogers. r. w
Fambro, j. X. Larkin, e.. f. Leak. Z. ".
Bryan, Center
The president appointed Drs. Leak. Burns
and Whitesides as committee 10 draft
resolutions regarding the occupation TAX
which was imposed on the medical pro-
fession by the last Legislature. inc com
mittee made the following report, winch
was unanimously adopted;
We, your committee on preamble ana
resolutions, beg 10 submit the follow
Ing:
That our profession being humane
| one and more required Of US In chari-
| ties than any other profession or occu-
| patton, that we as profession risk
l OUT ltdILn, fortune H'ec 81
relief of euffering humanity; therefore.
Resolved. THAT we, the physicians OF
Shelby county. Texas. in convention
assembled at Center, do most earnestly
condemn as unjust the occupation tax
placed on our profession by our las,
| legislature.
Resolved @ That we pledge ourselves
as a profession 10 use our influence
and means to have said occupation TAX
repealed aud defeated:
John w. Burns.
NJ. H. Z. Whitesides.
r. e. Leak,
Committee
i The following committee was appointed
ON bylaws and constitution: Drs. Rogers
Leak and Bryan. They VIII make theil
report at the next meeting, December ~
at Center, Texas. :.
|, Drs Leak and Corral were elected y
represent the association at the state Aeu
ical association In Dallas December 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
CONVICTED OR BURGLARY.

William Massey and Charles Williams,
alias Otto Ciebhardt. were today convicted
OF burglary in tho criminal digrsict court
and sentenced 10 three years each n the
penAentiary. They we're part " band
that had been infesting the mosquito Meet
and giving the police lots OF trouble for
a long time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
=, p..o and Northea.tern.

San Antonio, Texas, November ls.--Io-
aay General Manager Thorne OF the Texas
a,a Pacific road formally turned over 70
President G. b. Eddy of the III Paso ana
Northeastern road the ten miles OF track
~ the old White Oaks road, which was
sold q jay Goald in 1892 by Receiver ems.
,,syle Mr.. Eddy bought rhs roid fr'm the
Gould recpls last september -
Thirty car loads OF steel for the n rss'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
BY W. M. Baugh. Deputy
Got ON with Twenty Years.

Cincinnati, Ohio. November IS Duke
crcxon. the first to be triei OF the nine
men who followed Mr.. and Mrs Gleason
out OF Newport KY. and taking the woman
from her husband a. the point OF re-
volver. brutaliy outraged her, was today
found guilty. and his punirhinent hxed by
the Jury nj twenty years 10 the psniten-
tisry The trial was held at Newport, ny.
Under the Kentucky law the penalty could
have been made death
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

Strayed or stolen from NJ. r. Hammond.
corner OF Clark and Lee streets. one hlhcs
mare mule & years old. Is hands high.
branded Z p ON left shoulder, shod al
around. Also one black horse, years old
Is hands high, wire cut on left fore foot
one hind foot white; SIS reward for thu
return OF both to above address.
Albert Erickson, Sheriff.
nv w NJ Baugh Deputy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
u..,eru Union officials.

Dallas, Texas. November 's--fres'aen'
Thomas E. Eckert and party OF Western
Union officials spent today IA Dllas. Insy
we're returning from sslt 10 Nai'io' n'A
and left for New YORK tonish''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
SHERlPfS' DEPARTMENT.

s,raycd or stolen from ". i. Hammond,
CLARK and Lee alreet, city one mare mule
color black. age years; height 10 hands;
branded Z Is on left shoulder; shod
all around
sslrayod or stolen from NJ. y. iihmmonn'
Clark and Lee streets, city, one morse inn,v
roIor black; age years. height 10 hands
wire mark on left forcfoot; one hind fco'
white. Reward Of 81 for both mules.
s,rayed or stolen from II, u. Deterlng
t,haneyville, Texas one mare: dark brown
age Z yeae; height IL haads: branded
Inverted u connected with on lei
shoulder; shod all around Five doiiaff
reward. Albert Erlennon
sheriff Harris County, Texas.
~. = II parts ine npnutv.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
rr,,r pApyIs CUTTING TEETH

10 .rre and use that old and we'll tried
re s Mrs Winsiow's Soothing syrnp.
for children ,eething. II soothes me en.,e
81 The gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy i0f
diarrhoea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

and Northeastern was received here today
and President Eddy expects o let the con-
tract for the construction OF the road to-
morrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. LOuLA }
UI.AMONT.
Harris County Case In the Ecdcrni
Court-A'rxyo Men Convicted of
N BurRlnry-NOtes.

cThe Posts branch office In Galveston Is
al the fremont hotel. where items OF news
subscriptions and advertisements viii DO
receiyed)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

Galveston. Texas. November 1s.-Mrs'
Louia Jockusch Blamont died at o'clock
this morning, Her death was sudden and
unexpected She was out walking last
evening at $3.50 O'Clock, but after rstura-
ing to her home at X and Center stree be-
came III. She had spasms and shortly
after midnight she died.
Mrs. Blamont was born In Galveston
May 4, 1860. She was married last De-
cember to WilliaIm Blamont, a playwright
and versiher. She was very talented
woman, being fine elocutlonist and haF-
ing marked literary ability. She was one
OF the leading members NJ the Iiislrionic
society, which, for years, siye 10 Caves
ton some Of the nnest dramatic enis rtain-
ments the South has enjoyed and sho
was identified with nearly ell the intel
lectual organizations OF the CITY. she was
an ardent reader OF the classics aud q
deep student
The funeral will take place t,noifow,
serviccs being con,inc'ed from the c.. ordral
at 10 o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
TRANSFERRED TO FEDERAL couhT

The case OF Thomas T. Calhoun againsi
the Fidelity Mutual Life association,
brought IN the Harris county district court
a short time ago. has been changed TO The
United States circuit court the petition
being filed here today II is a suit on q
policy to recover $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

There appears to he real force behind
the movement TO press Judge Parker ON to
the White House. a motive may be found
in the refusal OF w. j. Bryan TO sink into
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19
The Felt Slipper
Story Boiled Down

'rre reason Fot slippers are more COM
Portable than Leather slippers Is because
they're made OF Live Wool Wool 10
porous allows perfect ventilation, keeps
tic feet wDi'm--nG too warrn--'holds tho
electricity of the body, generates more
they're shapcly and durable. The price is
Httic emkmgh nor Alfred polge's make Of
Felts. TO keep You from buying humbug
Felts, Of which kind youh ind plenty
on the market.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-19

0R. a. 2. sANDENs
usx o. p3i Huh strsst peavss OssS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-18
The Albany Mines.
from the Oregonian i:

DIR. E. o. Smith, who has just return
ed from Anidem, Linn comfy, in the
old Quartzville mining district, brought
with him $1,000 in gold bullion. The
bullion was the result of five days run
on ore from the Golden Hope mine, at
the Albany mill, near Anidem. The
Golden Hope is owned by DR. Smith, and
gives promise of developing into good
dividen i-paying property.
DIR Smith made the trip in to Anidem
three months ago, ON snowshoes, and It
took him tvs days to reach the camp
from Gates, distance of 90 miles.
Reaching the Albany mill, he found
sever feet OF snow on the level, and, be-
ing unable to do any work on his mine,
started with force of men on the AL
bany property. The mill was entirely
overhauled, bunk hou, es rebuilt, and
new timbers put in the drifts and tun-
nels. When the snow had sufficiently
disappeared, trail was built TO the
Golden Hope claim, and the ore was
hauled by horses to the mill, half ton
at time. A shaft was sunk q distance
of 10 feet, ore being found all the way,
the vein running. through a mass of de-
composed quartz. Owing TO the foul air
encountered in the shaft. Reaching a
distance OF 20 feet, the walls OF the shaft
iell in, turning up the stulls, 22x22, like
whipiashes. The bottom of the shaft
was struck at q further distance of 20
feet, and about 25 tons OF ore taken out,
from which the bu. u.lion brought TO Port
land was taken. Another tunnel is now
being run l25 feet below the bottom of
the shaft, which viii be completed next
week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-18

DIR. Lamberson was called to the toll
gate Wednesday to attend Mr.. j. Nye,
who had received stroke of apoplexy
The atient is in critical condition.
The Lebanon branch of Read, Peacock
& Co.'s sto.e will be discontinued twJ
weeks earlier than at first advertised,
making the date June 2ist in place OF
July 9Th.
Miss Joyce Brownell, of Albany, has
accepted the position OF teacher OF music
In the Sant:am academy for the coming
year. Miss BrowneIl has the besC Ger
man and eastern methods.
Jefferson CorIey, the eighteen year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Corley OF this
city. was killed in Grant county on June
2nd by the accidental discharge OF his
pistol The young man was employed as
a sheep herder.
DIR. l.. Foley, assisted by DR.. l.. N. T..
Jones and a Jefferson physician, re-
moved cancer from the breast OF Mrs.
David Wright, OF Jefferson, last Thurs
day. The operation was diiii sult one,
as it necessitated the cutting away OF al
most the entire left sbreast.-Adgance.
The ALPS" male quartet of Albany as
sisted by Lebanon talent will give one o.
their most pleasing concerts in Lebanon.
on Saturday evening. June IS, under the
auspices of the A. o. U. w. lodge of this
city.
Prof W. S. Mayberry has been elect
ed principal Of the public schools of
Moro, in Sherman county. We regret to
see Mr.. Mulberry and family leave our
midst, but wish them success in their
new field.
On Monday morning cougar came TO
the tent OF Dan Rhumbo above McKin-
mons. Mr.. Rhumbo bad no dog or gun, he
sent word to the Nye brothers, they took
dogs and guns, and in short time killed
the large beast.-Express.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-18
HOME AND ABROAD.

The college band went to Soap Greek to-
day to play for picnic
There will be II graduates from the o A
this year, against 43 last year and 81 the
year before.
W Stocks rodt 32J< miles in an b ur
on a bicycle yesterday at the C1 stall Pal
ace, london.
The spicer warehouse is beiog raised aud
new foundation pat under it. g w Tay-
lor. Of the city. has this contract.
All those who are willing 10 take part in
the plug Uggiies cn the 3rd Of July will
please notify w Watts. Ii il desired 10
make the plugs bic success.
An ice cream supper will be given in the
Salvation Array barracks tonight after the
regular evening service. Ice cream aud
cake 10 cents, every body inui,ed.
Benton county sales: j L Hill 10 E C
Rodgers, acres near albany; SIS. P
Cohen TO + c Rodgers. 10 acres near Al
bany; Sl0o.
rourtn cIass posimasters were YESTERDAY
appointed as foilows: & NJ Hartman.
AarquaE, Clackamas county; George Sum-
rners. Pdnevliie. Crook county; s s Horner.
Sampler. Baker county.
Go on with the crowd 10 the Combina-
tion Barber shop for clean shave, hai.
cut o. shampoo.
Ice cream aud soda aai soda pop al Mrs
Nisre>k 5 uAarioFs ard summe. garden. Ice
cream. S and 10 een,s q dish.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ren-wer
has restored gray hair 20 its original eolor
and preEenied uzldns&s in thousands OF
cases. i; wiii do 80 TO yoa.
-Four bOogs are to be pi2ced in Yaauina
bay 10 marx the place where the eastern
oysters are Diantrd- The marking Is for
ibe ts-neat os fishermen 50 that nets nav
not tie dragged a. 1ng the river oy ys,sr beas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-18

best
Ioe Creau
Anywhere
Aft II. P:eiEers.
See Smiley about it,
Sankey's piaiers are III
D4ws0n sells Lveriue.
Lsyeriae SIC a, Dawsoa's.
DahIiA bulls a, I. Kenion's.
Apples 1t C Z BKov SELLS.
Smiley does ibs best printing.
\ sOoi seossd hsad se~ing razcnine fov
80 CRAWFORD + HARSIsH
Delicious ice cream soda at T. Il. Pfeif.
fs-'s.
Ptcturss from 20 osn;s 10 IS ys- doE I
al Lougs gallery.
T II PheiFes's ioe cream has stood Ire
test. Il Is al right.
4 beautifst line Of batter dishes at
French $ leEr-.y store.
Belts and skirt supporters, new styles a;
FEench's lewelry store.
Fer good physie take Liverire. for sale
eF Dawson. the pill aaioc-zt-~
s1sA a Al1EGkea tUE EGliUETAr Is.
Prices from 81 to so pr dozsn.
CAIl al Freneh's isw@lry store and So.
the latest and newest shirt waist sets.
Water white comb honey from California.
{asi In al q Z BRowSEu
The ku.h le YES iOr Portland at N on
Mondays. wednesdays Aad Fridays.
Try C. Simpson & Soa's City Laundry
OF Srss class Work opp St. Chas hotel.
% ladies were selecting dress and shirt
waist goots yesterday a. r. Cohen s, q, one
time
Two packages Of garden seeds fer Sets.
according 10 their usual custom at Stewart
& Sox's.
Hair eating loe. shaving loc. at the
Bum barber shop. Fuller & Ison pro
prietors
Mrs Nieriek has opened her ice cream
pariors and summer garden for the season
Ice crean5 and 10 cents dish.
Information that is worth its weight in
god: Get yonr meats Of ali kinds al Hem
~ Sroder's 8. on Second street
Drs. IL. E. and o. &. Beers Offices ane
residence in the post offioe building. Sec
ial attention given 10 diseases of worlsn.
!. Norcross has moved to Just east oi
Schmeer' 5 stao -. 2usi street. where be wal
Keep in market fine 6sh. game and pou.-
try. Call on him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-18
List of Patents

Granted to Pacific states inventors this
geek. Reported by c Snow & Co.,
patent attorneys, Washington, D. C.
c VI Carr. Los Angeles, Cal, dental
Dridgework; " Christie, SAr Francisco,
Cal. electric insulztor; D A Crichton,
Los Angeles, Cal, sash fAst1er; " Cur
lett. SAu Francisco. Cal, faucet; E 7
Earl, Los Angeles, Cal. ventiIztor and re-
tFigerzior car; K w Elliott, Brentwood.
Cal, pump: Z Ephrzim. San Francisco,
Cal, rubber boot or shoe; V z Gordon,
stockton, Cal, churn; P Fl Jackson, San
Francisco. Cal. foor-roof, or sidewalk
construction; 6 Z Johnson, los Angeles,
Cal. ;roliey-finder; 7 II Lash. Szcra-
reniO, Cal, hinge; z z Masters Sscrs-
mento, Cal, sprIne-hinge: " Mcdonald.
Chicago Park. Cal. wSve-uosox; ] z
Meisuer, San Francisco, Cal, Typewriter
desk; z Murray. Los Angeles, Cal.
izre-reZisfer 4 Redmond. San Fran
cisNo- Cal, carb1reier; H Rogers, Sali-
mas, Cal. bullet holding and extracting
tool: : II Russell. WatsonyiIIe, Cal, fus-
bic socket for electric lAmps; " s Saw
lers. Hasuems, Cal, bezn-pIAnter; L r
Tuiloch, Angels camp. Cal, ore concen-
trator For copy OF sny patent send 10
cents in postage stzmps Eith date OF
this paper to c A Snow L Co. Washing
ton, D. c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-18

Geo Barton, county Judge; J NJ. Waters D. L.
Curl, Commissioners.l
Bill of irwin Hodsou Co of $52. so fol-
books, was disallowed.
Continued, petition of Henry Lyons et
al fo- road supervisor.
Dismissed, application of G w Young
ct al for county road.
Continued, application of Martin
Thompson et al for county road.
Bill OF W Sanders. road supervisor dist
Is, for $SS 90 was disallowed
Bill of Wasco county for aid to Mrs
Hamilton, alleged to be a resident oil
Linn county, 1926 was disallowed.
Petition of John Sanders ct al for va.
cation of q county road was dismissed. :.
In application OF @ L Raines Tor county
road viewers were appointed to meet
June 20. Viewers, Jas Hasler, Frank
Gaines, Jas Charlton.
In the matter of county exhibit sum
of money not exceeding $500 vas ordered
appropriated out of the general county
fund for the purpose OF assisting in maxi
ing q complete county exhibit of the ag.
licultural, horticultural and other pro.
ducts of Linn county at the Oregon State
Fair and the Portland Mechanics fair
for 1897. Ii was ordered that the coli
lection OF and the exhibition OF the ex-
hibit be under the supervision of the
County Judge with instructions to en-
gage competent assistants and the money
for the payment of all charges connected
with the exhibit shall be drawn out OF
the treasury only on warrants issued by
the county clerk or coudty judge.
Enoch Miller was appointed thistle
commissioner Of road Dist. 8, ard VIM.
Neal OF Dist 8.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-18
In Memorian.

HAIL Albany LoD6g. No. 1, 1. o. O. F.,
Albany, Or, June 9, 1897.
again has death. the king OF terrors.
cast his fatal shadow athwart the rortals
OF Odd Fellowship Again has our be-
loved order in general, and this lodge in
particular, been deprived by the heart
less, unrelentipg hand of dea1h OF the
valued influence OF a faithful member, u
bereayed wife and sens and dauhgters OF
a devoted husband and kind father, and
the state of a faithful, exemplary citizen.
As the busy world with its busting ac-
tivites moves onward, We, the actors up
on the stage OF life. are reminded that
Lille is transient, life is teeting," and
we read the blight of the icy breath sad
ly and sorrowfully. We SIop the tear OF
affection at .he bier of the departed, and
turn to look at another stricken down at
our side, and then we realize that the
warm heart that throbbed for others
woes has joined its kindred dust.
Resolved, That in the passing of Bro.
A. Wheeler to that bourne from whence
no travelor returns, we feel keenly the
loss our lodge sustained.
Resolved, That we extend our sincere
and unalloyed sympathy 10 the bereaved
wife and children OF our late brother and
commend them To the care of HIM who
doeth all things we'll.
| Resolved, That the charter OF this
lodge be draped ia mourning for the
space of thirty days.
/! Resolved, That the secretary be DIR
ected to furnish copies of these resolu'
tions to the daily papers OF the city fol
publication, and copy under the seal o.
the lodge, to the family ci our diseased
brother.
+. j. STfTEs,
j. Z. LtrrLER,
IL. BARNEs,
Committee.