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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-16
AGENTS ED.

WANTED good salesman TO han
die our goous in Salem. Special induce
ments.
STANDARD INSTALLMENT CO.,
PIG Jefferson ST., S. Roanoke, Va.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Wtrll on the large sunitarium at St.
Mary's infrmary is well under way.
Ball High schoo! graduating exercises
were held last night. Diplomas We're
awarded TO twenty-seven Young men aud
ladies'
The browning of the Blessed Virgin as
the queen of Nav will be celebrated with
much ceremony at ST. Mary's cathedral to-
morrow evening.
Judge Gavin today refused TO grant a
new trial in the cases Of Fred Bdckus and
twenty five years for the murder OF Eu-
gene Pela.
George Bassllf and Phillip Mouzet. in
jured by a falling block of granite on the
ietties yesterday. are doing we'll IL is
thought that it Will not be necessary to am
putate their feet
Mayor Fly received telegram today from
Fort Worth asking for information concern
ing l.. c. knobock, said TO have been a
| blacksmith here TWO years ago. NO one
seems to know of him.
a monument reared bv friends to the
memory of William Wharton Robinson,
chief engineer of the British steamship
C0niscliHc. who was killed here last Octo-
Der while examining the vessels screws,
VIII be unveiled with anpropriate cere-
monies at Lakeyiew tomorrow,
Messrs. b. Adoue. James Moore and
George NJ. Courts have been appointed a
committee by the chamber of commerce to
procure communication from the leading
shippers of this city protesting against the
removal Of the Santa Re ehons. They are
TO take II to Chicago and present 1t in per-
son to President Rinlev of the Santa Fe.
The chamber of commerce has adopted
resolutions calling on Congressmen Hawley
and Joseph Savers 10 ask the general gov
eminent to make an AUTHORIZATION to stop
the erosion Of the island nj the east end
The water has been gradually eating away
the property fronting on the gulf at that
.art OF the island. and IT is claimed that
the Jetty work Is the cause.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
WHY HE OPPOSED TT.
MH. BROWNIES SPEECH AGAINST
CONFERENCE REPORT.
II WouId Have Caused n Deficiency
OF Three Hundred Thousand Dol
hrs In Two Years.

Austin. Texas, May A.--In opposing the
adoption II the report OF the free confer
eucs committee on the general appropria-
tioD hill last weeN Representative Burns
Of Brown county spoke as follows;
Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the House
This is the second free conference COM
miitee on this bill. This house by an over
whelming majority voted down the first
free conference committee report, and. air,
this committee has brought In the bin
again with an increase over that OF the
tirst report. Taking from the frst report
$50 900 which was to be paid within two
years, adding that amount TO the State
schools. causing one half TO be paid tie
first year, The amount added to the state
university and its branches Is greater
amount than the SIS 600 voted down by
this house; therefore gentlemen this
is a slap in the face OF every member In
the house by this free conference commit
tes. II this report is adopted there will
be deficiency for the two years Of
$500 900.
Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen OF the @outc
the Twenty fourth legislature reduced the
appropriation over tho Twenty "A lexis
lature some ss65, 900 and with this record
the democratic candidates IN the state OF
Texas went before the people, claiming tha
they were In favor OF reduction of tha {,
penseg OF tho State. and with that record
Mr.. Speaker. the democratic party IN Tcxsi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
A CONVENTION RE!UEslD.
N0cAport Takes Up til. ri. i /.
Inland Canal.
WANTS 1T SERIOUSLY CoysDEpF1
II" This End the Governor i. y,
t" Can +" Meeting and lu,i,,
Mexican Delegates

Rockport. Texas, May ga es.,, y.
way for freighis along the Texas, Ia.,,.,
and Mexican coast has engaged Is. n.
ton OF the board Of trade. TIE ,ps,,. !.
inducing the public to discuss N. ~.
Oh opening up canal along the eo,,t IN,
the Mississippi river to and into N.,,,
was considered. This was a pr,,.s, !.
General U. S Grant at one time "A 4.
not death interviewed he might hsye Nj, II,
othet laurels TO his great fame by M,
urallng and completing this great WI
The following resolution was ciit,sB i,
Judge Pritchard and adopted. Y
BE it Resolved by the board d ina.
Rocitport, That the most important !
terprise. frausht with the creates, M.
nithde to the commerce and trade d Tas
and the great Southwest, is the luys.
ment and development Of Satersan N
transportation. that the greatest d tss
waterways, susceptible Of easy dsNs-
ment at nominal cost, is the great ,sa
of bays, lakes and bayous lying parlA i
and along the gulf coast from the ns.a
Of the Rio Grande to the Mississippi. ,x
the opening of this great chain d t,s
and tributary rivers would do E.e b
cheaper freights, promote State is.s
state and international trade with Nj
co than all other enterprises lcw ts'M
the people Of the great Southwest; vhts]
fore be it
Resolved That convention be bell y
Rockport on Tuesday. July n. MI. taea|
slider the subject Of opening said hils q
tributary rivers TO navigation and rs|
merce: that the president Of the pfhf
trade request the mayor and county ~
to ioin with him in soliciting the so'ssI
10 call said convention; that our tss]
Judge be requested to invite all es9|
Judges in Texas who may feel lnlkN
ana especially those Of counties lya J
said BAYS and tributary rivers TO W.
delegates to represent their ssFNs|
counties and the mayor Of kotEoh
invite the mayors Of Texas cl'ia y N
mint delegates and the secreli!s y N
board of trade be instructed 70 iu's /
various boards OF trades, meIsasau /.
cbanpos and other commercial ooae
arnoint delegates to the sala coa'..'
ond That the governor be requests wv
,and the convention and to invite We X
ernor Of Louisiana and presiaea, 49,.
Republic of Mexico to sena ' .s,, M MI
sentative delegations as 'hsy ~, n
expcdient, and that such aelss,A n M
,nypted to seats and memheEsfia i
convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
EAGLE PASS.
A Mexican Prisoner FATALLY wound
I'd While Attempting Escape.

Eagle Pass, Texas, May MANUEL Lo-
pez was shot and fatally wounded by the
police of Pledras Negras. Mexico. yester-
day. He wns being taken from jail 10
court and made break for liberty. lie
is stu alive, but will die.
Tho public school mad an cutting yes
torday \ special train was chartered and
the day was spent at Sabinas. seventy-five
miles down in Mexico. On the return trip
Luis Rivera had his leg broken, He was
sitting on the lower step OF the coach,
when his leg struck switch rod. the speed
OF the train being sufficient TO break tho
bone above the ankle. otherwise the out
ing was treat success
W. Y. Duggan, immigrant inspector Mt
this wort has been notified that his SER
wees VIII be dispensed with after May 81
secretary Gage In answer to inquiry as TO
me c1use OF tho dismissal, stated that Mr.
iugean and nine other immigrant inspec-
VIII not be filled
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

succccdcd In carrying the election In al
most every county IN tse State.
Men on this floor have told u II VIC
Ness certain hills II would ultimately preye
the defeat Of the democratic party " me
State az Texas, Aus sir, say 10 SN,u. ieA'
we may rass many bad bills by r.istsNe,
but u ve rsss an pnreascnA Ne arpropfiS-
ton Dill Ia the face Of oer promises thst
we wCuld reduce expenses instead 81 IN
cresslns them, THAI the people can not and
win not forgive them for taii'as 10 com
Siy with their premises. Now SAY 10
YOU, gentlemen. that Il We pass This sn-
pro1Tiatson hill the democratic voters Of
Texas will not sanction il and We oan no;
esrlhln In them why Il was Necessary 10
Dass a bill N such great Increase. The
free conference committee tell VS. hat thcy
have done the best they could. aul I say
10 YOU that Il this is the best they can
present to us. God save tue democratic
Marty.
The items IN the bill male by the frst
free conference report was an Increased ap-
uroCTiatlon on the State untverSi'y std rs
branches Those points were thoroughly
debated before the house snd vaisa down
by E large majority, and this came free
conference committee for the second time
brings the bill back to the house With The
same amount appropriated 10 the STATE ual-
vrrs.ty ana the medical branch. and en-
laESed anon ether branches Of the un'Ver-
slty, dlsreEardnc the will # the majority
10 th;s house. MI Garrison. the chair
Kan Of the free conference committee tells
us that u we fail 10 pass bis irss con-
ference reR1r; that the senate hrcaicns 70
withhold the appropriation made - pay
our per dieus ana SAY. Nj. Speaker, that
thew can take mine and go TO a. THIS point
iAe sneaker raised his SayeO haies.
Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen Of the House,
The State university and rs branches is Tie
most tTtTaTAEAuf ~ any of .lp STATE de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
THE TENT BOOK BILL.
SENATE ADOPTED RESOLUTION
CALLING FOR INyEsrIG ALTON.
Mr.. presler Answered Mr.. Beults In
tcrNieN aud Admitted Tint lie
Ordered the mn Changed.

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ia" e0'ttn iat'N thurt WaN '''A ii"t u'is
MIR. Presler. who mad lust returned to his
seat after an absence of nearly A week
ausr to 4 question of personal privilege.
and repll.i "a the interview given bv M,
..eau som.. DAYS ago with references to me
,nauuer in vnIcn the TEXT hook bUl mad bs.u
enpinecrea through the sonata a week arn
I'm mart he snla.
MIR president and Gentlemen of the
Senate. wish to mike "A few remarks ON
question al nersnnaI privilege. in regard 10
The coutentinn of senator Beau that senate
bIu No IN known AZ the unifcrm 1ext
bi0 vas tu,nrr,ctlv -Did ip,r,r,.,.riv on,
rolled and that the h.l!se amendment
~ tr.,,,,, Ib A.. t,,r ,h nJn,.i.,g Ir i,o,II.
In ,ue nul.lic arboois from Ssntrp,her +
tSaT IA s;1.,,i a,,n., ISeS ,,o, mi cc,,'
rr,-.ed ia, ,,v M s.,,nfa ora sno,,II moi
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IN IN INV me anu e"N" GA snCH4' .ot'een'
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no hot no" rcheuiue'' W"u'u mahv ati'-
H"'iN 70 thaI iac'' am, 'iat du"so r'Snel
cane win thei Clerh HouhVrse 10 .hn
sra. Mleh t"e uLH NuS leHNtiva lruh, VIZ.
nouSe. ana lhat lnef Wou'u lmake a'llaa,l.
! .hat .hs ehgIvSse' pa US pehVereu 10 the
senate haa an I'll the mouse amendments
1urIuulhE 'ne uiheHahont IN cohtroVetss.
ne secretary on thv senate 'Vlu me mat
ne turned the oi'l ~ Il CAM iroth inc mouse
Over 10 the calehuar clerk Oh we senate
Nhth senator LOWS anu HFStH, III ths
pleEehce OF tne eniol!thS 'lelh Rhe Oh MY
McNell ana Mr. surrey. were examining
the enrolled oiil, rehalns from the en-
! follch mi ana senator LOWS from the en-
| Rrusre1 pii'. we iouhd IN ne ehtoliea plIl
/ the nale OF Seple'hpei iN'' ana KNOWING
/ mat the mouse hal albotth an alnenlment
/ changing II to September l, 1879 j instruct
ed The enrolling clerk to change 1t ana put
IN the proper date to-wit. September l.
| 1898. which l thought at the time to BIO
| right and proper, and sun think so, al
| though tue ensrosStd NH az this time did
not show this particular amendment.
| III the amendment was removed from
the bill on purpose It was certainly done
alter the bill came from the house ana
while II was before the senate; II II was
loosely pasted on the bill and was lost by
accident II must have been lost after the
house had returned the bill 10 the senate
| with the house amendments, When |
made the motion 20 concur in the house
amendments this amendment ms well us the
others was included in the motion. and !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
WOULDN'T RECOMMEND IT.

When Governor Culhrrson vetoed the bill
authorizing Galveston Harris and other
counties to issue bonds for road building
the Galveston commissioners We're of the
opinion that had the bill been for Galveston
alone ii would have become n law, as this
county is not up TO the constitutional limit
OF taxation, A bin prepared and sent
TO the governor with the request that he
recommend its passage at the SPECIAL SEES
sion. Today u letter was received from
the governor in which he declines to recon-
mend the hill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
SPECIAL SESSION PROCEEDINGS
The Fibustering Came to Sudden End and the Per
Diem Bill Was Again Passed.
AN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
Instructed Change Dates Made raor Text
Bill the Disappearance Of the House Amendment asd
the Existence Of Lobby.

Texas
by Wca}s
considered namHs Ala aef@Hmea 1ae & Feveni the
airing a the ~
hade IN Sass
1sSs iA
dollars
there oaes T.
Tho sensta
fee VIII
a Aals et'ae
silewse-vant bills
harela
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

strongly impressed with the proposition
that the cattle can be landed in New York
In much better condition by water than by
the all rail route. The Eastmans. he said
want hogs about three fourths fat and
weighing 1870 pounds each, no. for lard. but
for bacon and hams. On the other hand,
they want large fat cattle. He felt conf
dent If the farmers of Texas would feed
their hogs and cattle intelligently, they
would with the establishment of shipping
via the water route, be amply rewarded
1t is necessary also that extensive yards
be put in here to handle the business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

The following a.ns were introduced la
tbs senate th-s rnara!rF.
Fly B&l.ey-A I'll scaling teas in felony
cases - per -ert ia civil osses II 20 70
r'e- ce1t and "a gniS'erneaeo- cases from
Is TO 20 s'e- cert IL " hoic she uii ecSi.--
fees "a elr,l AID sr'inina! o2ses az average
q about e. .or aen,
BIZ ncrrss--A bllI regulating she mile
ase a shesi@s -ac oa1st4tles 10 rivll mats
limiting hen 10 actual number q ln.i,s
traTe; seS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

Hearne. Texas, May ss'-Oan D,... /.
being made here with the sel'ps .s, \,
from TAYLOR to Hcarue. Some zen y. !. !
poles are being placed in place = ~. /
now pos' ,sea. when connection , |. s,S y
new poles will oceoinhl aw. nueonls ,.ts:4
Quite a number OF our pWeyssss)St d
the closing exercises OF the
~ uearne people are begina'1ss =, MN |
M, Msr, Gn'''' number Of them h .s.s. ri
Marlin in the last few "''A'
in health.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

Old people who require medicine 10 regu-
late the bowels and kidneys will find the
true remedy in Electric Bitters. This med,
lie ne does not stimulate and contains no
whisky nor other intoNicant. but acts as
a tonic and Alternative, II acts mildly on
the stomach and bowels, adding strength
and giving tone to the organs, thereby aid
ing nature in the performance of the funo-
lions Electric Bitters is an excellent APP
petizer and aids digestion, Old People ind
II lust exactly what they need Price SO
eehta and 81 per bottle At drug store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

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aq r ,ss f ln ,Fs that w.s,t ssGls
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stages " but are trust. no co.
eNeryin,dihsW; Ne think We ..., T syphsirn :
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rlleaitarrh and lis nre new. IheS ST. Z,
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has 'n nnt fair 10 pris n ons -
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our , ers II you can Mal II send Nv sssss "
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for symptom nd No. 5 for slsddtsss, %. !. /
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
GencrnI Afford Appointed.

Dallas Texas, May 2s.-General George
f. Afford OF Dallas today received COM
mission from Governor Culbcrson as del
esate from Texas TO the Transmississippi
eohfress soon TO convene at Salt Lake CITY.
Juan General Afford has been meruber
OF the last three congresses, In two Of
whieh AT odgen, Utah. and Topeka. Kan,
he was vice president.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
COTTON MILL MAY KEEP RUNNING.

The committee appointed to devise ways
and means for continuing the operation OF
the Galveston Cotton Mills this evening
made report to the stockholders which
was quite satisfactory. The old direc' DRY
ia continued ia carry out the recommends
tions. If successful the mill will continue
running and the new directory Will lie
elected The prospects are favorable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
BROUGHT HIM FROM FRISCO.

Joseph W Pankey the young man
charged with having cmbcz2led 5000 from
James Stewart Co. the contractors who
are building a grain elevator for the Wharf
company. was brought back from San
Francisco today by MIR. Fred l.. Seybolt.
He IVES taken before Justice Barry, and,
upon waving examination, his bond was
set al 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
mo Inre.tlrntinr commlttcc.

Austin Texas, May 29.-Thc committee
appointed by the senate to investigate the
disappearance OF the 1855 amendment 10
tho Presler text book bin held a meeting
this afternoon elec,ing Colqutt chairman
and adjourned to meet again Wednesday
afternoon The chairman was instructed
10 subpoena number of witnesses 10 as
eertaln II possible the facts desred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Santa Fc to Build a system OF
Nharves of Its Own.
THE GAMBLING HOUSES ARE CLOSED.
4 Result of REV. sonfirld's Crusade
and scrmous-Morc Changes In
the Court House Plans.

Galveston, Texas, May 29.--For some
time it has been known that the Santa Ice
has intended TO improve It's property in
the east end and to establish system Of
wharyes and decks there.
The management refuses point blank TO
! discuss its plans In regard to the matter,
/ however. Correspondence touching this
/ point has been carried on during the last
month or Two. and some figures have been
prepared which show that the investment
of a million or a million and half would
not only place the Santa Fe in an inde-
pendent position. but would result in an
Increased revenue to the road. Accord
ing to these figures, the revenue OF the
Wharf company from September /, 1880
10 Angus; 81, 1896, from export business,
! exclusive of coastwise business, amounted
to $l34,Si5.29 from the Santa lie alone.
At this time the Atchison is in a strong
financial position. and would have no
trouble IN borrowing money for approved
Improvements. This fact renders The Zig
ures quoted important, US showing that
the company is finding out that 1t would
pay 10 improve its property, and once it
is satisfied on that score 1t wiz so aneai
with the work
There is some trouble between the Santa
Fe and the city as to the ownership OF tno
ends OF the streets passing through It,
propetty. Hut TINS matter could no DOUBT
he adjusted and before the road would
consent 10 abandon ITS plan it might make
AN lrranremrnt win Inc clty similar 10
mat when the " MARI company mas, and
under whlch the city has a snare ia the
Wharf romnonv nrnpfr,v.
rl4r Court uOirsu N,rDntE AGAIN
49,, .,.,,.- =. -.
Inc commissioners court Is III another
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
SPECIAL ANNOUNiND|
Of AL
DIR. HATHAWAY & ~. "

For the last fifteen y 10 iaasecoraplss "
efforts have been used 70 90 a otir ober,sa.
we have. Many years sda,sss, professAdl r
taught US that Inc g,n'il,,de tks. u W
ASSUMING sucn masm .a,cai,s 10 re,
Impossible for phy,hst flesh y "a
numerous diseases disease 81 In success whss, Z
he demanded by p,nVcesed and ea n
ambition was i, Ing reputation nsM 81
abandoned the p nJ turn our e s% Il
k tds,,nn d is he few ~, mat are '''p
t,ncaa IN 10 our special'y.;s the p.tS5||
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

eSrrofssss.i,,.s,'as|
realize ihs Nh
ceMstkn d ~ \
,,a..s,,,a,,.,i;ys!!sSn' Il
a.opeerinl psal i
ire fiela .,S,s d
more an! w
who hys. dnp,Y|
he most l,.sa,1|
rrssppu,at.oosn,s, ,S. G
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

iera. Pedro Gonzalez. and several o'neis
sick and wounded. were assasslhaleu'
Three children and two women met lhe
same fate. The hospital was burned TO-
gether with the bodies Of the victims.
The Chief of Police OF Havana senior
I,abarra. an abettor of Weyler I'm several
assassnations here, has resigned ms
office.
General Luque. who was defeated py
the insurgents when CaliXto Garcia cap
tured Victoria de las Tunas' ls reported
i'm Havana as about TO leave for SPAN
The war I'm Santa Clara province IS De-
ing pushed. Near Maguaraya large lnsur-
gem forces under command OF Cepero
ana a Spanish column OF 1900 men under
Colonel Sedemo had a fight on Friday
which lasted eight hours, with heaNy
losses on both sides. .....
AT Collector. Havana province ano'l
engagement took place yesterday III
which the Spanish losses were one cap
tain and seventeen soldiers killed and
-',-e soldiers wounded. The insurgents hHe
about the same number of killed ana
wo,i ded. The Spanish forces were those
Of .ho battalion Of Roma. The cuban COM
ma,.de. was Colonel Raoul Arrange.
The vell-known Cuban officer. Herman
dog Tfnment who belonged to one OF the
besr families OF Matanzas city was killed
recentlv i'm an engagement near Havana
New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
OBITUARY.


The funeral Of Mr.. Anderson y. Cosby
which took place from Trinity Methodist
church on Sunday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock. was one of the largest that has
taken place In the East End for "a mum
Der Of years Long before the procession
reached the church. the edihce was well
filled, and so numerous We're the relatives
and friends who followed the remains,
that the space reserved Tor them was
inadequate and seats 10 the right Of the
chancel were I'M demand.
His pastor. Rev. j. r. Mastn ohiciatcd,
assisted by the Revs. W b. Boauchamp.
r. r. Beadles. and Francis r. Boggs. Tho
choir rendered Mr. Cosby's favOrite
hymns. Nearer my God TO Thee
Asleep In Jesus" and Jesus lover NJ Ny
Soul. and capt Frank Cunningham sang
Waiting by the River
The floral designs were beautiful and
were tenderly placed on the grave by tho
honorary pall-bearors who were as fol-
lows. Mr.. h. $ Rose. Dr. G. A. Blanton.
and Messrs VIM NJ. Hill q. r. Wrenn.
Geo. W Walf0rd Charles W. Hardwicke,
]. Edgar Shine and John +. Hundley.
The active pall-bearers We're Messrs.
n. 5. Kelley. James Childs Joseph H..
Creerv. Charles n. Crew, W. W. Hard
wicke. j. A. Umlauf. T.. H. Evans and
A. W Baker.
The interment was in lakewood.