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A Plnee Opss Tor u Man who DoeSn't want
salary.

II was said at Tammany Hall yesterday that
Commissioners Haifen OF the Twenty-third and
Twenty.fourth wards will appoint a Deputy
Commissioners in Il few days TO succeed the
late Jacob Seabold. lie is said 10 be
looking for IL man who will consent that the
salary he shall receive as Deputy Commissioners
shall go to Seabold's widow. Any such agree.
exist under the new charter. so that there are
only three months tenure for the new deputy.
EN'Aldcrmen August MOcbu3 ana Thomas NJ.
Lynch are spoken OF ~ probable appointees.
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R%IvERHEAD. y. V. Sept. 2s.-The Republican
County Convention for Suffolk county was held
here to- might. The following nominations were
made: For Surrogate. Nathaniel d. Petty; for
County Clerk. William K. Duvall; for Coroner.
DIR. John Nugent.
Erastus +. Post was rcnominated for Assem-.
blynlan by the First District Republican Con-
vention which met here tonight.
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Gov. woloo,. to he R.noulna.sa.

BOSTON. Sept. 2s.-Col. W.. 9. b. Hopkins of
Worcester. who will be Chairman of the Re-
publican State Convention tomorrow, said to-
will be tho only namo presented. and that he
will be nominated by ~acclamation. A few
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Won't aun on n SILVER Ticket.

NEwTowN, La l., Sept. @s.-John Heeg OF this
place. who was nominated by the silver Demo
cratic Convention at Long Island City for Super
visor OF the town OF Sewtown, has declined the
Democrat. and has no sympathy with the silver
movement
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CHAIRMAN DANFoRTH's ADDRRsa
lt Will Carefully Avoid the Chicago PlAtfsER
Say Those who Know.

IL Will Carefully Avoid she Chicago RlAtf0H2s
Say Those who Know.
The Campaign Committee of the Democrats
State Committee met yesterday at the Stats
headquarters in the Hoffman House. There
was u discussion OF the address which Chair
man Danforth purposes issuing to tho voters %
the State in q few days. 1t 10 understood that
this address will have nothing to say about the
what Nv. Danforth calls State issues.
The Chairman, A.. a. Mclean OF Orange, and
Thomas 4. Benedict of Ulster were appoineed o
Finance Committee TO sec II they can raise some
legal tenuors to replace the barrelful Of BryaA
buttons. the only asset which Treasurer John
paign.
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Richmond Comfy Democratic Convsnu0ah
The Richmond County Democracy will hold
town conventions in the Ave towns OF tho island
this evening for the election OF delegates to the
City Convention.
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sh,pbuIAsr nixon to ne . Candidate

Shipbuilder LswiS Nixon 10 slated for nominA-
ton as the Tammany candidate for Alderman
In the Twenty-hfth district. His running mate
for Assembly will be Col. A. w. Orr. 1t Is said.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

MtNNEAPOLls--Th Elks grand lodge
selected Now Orleans as he next place Of
meeting.
DETROIT, --wiuuers al WinIsur. Ever.
ct Leila r., Susie H.. Gpoi Order Is. r..
Fly. Jr.
Junction was almost wipcd out by IRE.
Twenty buildings were burnai.
LONDON Mark Twain has ln.shed his
new book, 'rhr surviving innocent
Abroad" and wan start Tor the continent
tor a vaoat on.
MUNICIPALITIES eighih annual con-
vcnion Of the centrll conference OF Amer
lean rahbls II In session IN this cNy gt the
ltmpl. ilmanuel
rokoNTO-1he first session % the
t"entv-fouith annual meeting of the Con-
iei.ne" ,ot Cigarettes Was held IN this horii-
cultural nah pavilion.
frrfSHtkG. ra.-conolen James An
draws one of the best known meehynical
engineers OF this country. died al his home
IN AlltSheny of Brighrs disease.
loNDoN+-alme. Noniica. the noted
prilna donna, ~ seriously 81 nj the Savoy
onh her frbAnts are greatly con.a ned, Her
uhNsiciiitss are In constant Attendance.
LoNDoN.--Tho marquis OF sul.bury
received The United States monetary com
mission, Messrs. WolcOtt, stevenson and
Isyne They We're presented TO the prime
minister by the United States umbastslsior
MILwAuKEE. wis. Many dcpa-tnon,
meetings IN connection with the National
educational convention were held Among
them was the kindergarten work The
needing of iha Round Table for fho sdii-
cation OF the dsssf attracted much aticn-
ton.
pITTSBrRG.--A through freight train
on tho plttsburs ana Lake Erie railrold
Was deriiied az Falstcn, Pa Ferty
uAmps were on tho train when the ace.-
dent heppened. and several were caught
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DESCENT ON HAWAII
Japnncsc Paper Says Tint H"'
Intent of the Mfkado'

San Francisco, Cal, July 7,--ine Il
Herald, commenting upon the Hawa's. l.
uatIon, editorlally, says: "ihe e, h,
calm which is now prevailing reea!uN
Hawaiian question is not difilcui. VA
terpret, and any one who READS m.' ,,,s,h
Notwithstanding the secrecy wh'va w.. s
the preparations, of the japanese IAN,
ment's intent to descend upon the ,,ls
Islands. That is their aim, anu
their arms are fully met and p'o,Ils N
future good behavior made rega,uS,s AZ.
Sandwich islands. we will soon w. !, n
the flag of Japan has replaced tnA' V
present shaky republic. ~,
That the Japanese governIhe" a,Ns
just claim against the Hawaiian , ,ysi
is beyond question. That the imb.
Will press the claim there is mol I'D.
Who will take sides with Hawaii
lea? What viii be the result! cad.
The Japanese population OF 'p "a
w'ch Islands is about $1,000; say is"p
them are men and those men are pee n!
soldiers who have been through ,hen ., N
script terms In the army, To SEM oss.ul
or three large transports with the W. ~.
ry arms, ammunition. field guns CIV
the easiest thing possible. IN,
There are only two harbors wo'H ,sI
the name in the Sandwich isianus, rhs
olulu and lIllo. and these and mani m
possible landing places would DC u NM
upon by Japan before America cou'a =
OF moying''
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TO AID THE MINERS.
PLAN OF ASSESSMENT IN Fedora.
TION URGED.
RaiIroadcrs Are sympathetic and
May Refuse tn Garry Any ConI
Mined by Nonunionists.

Columbus. Ohio, July 7.-President
Ratchford today said There is no longer
anv doubt that an ultimate victory for the
miners is assured.
sir. Ratchford said he would not give
figures today, but the reports were favor
able.
The Cincinnati Central Labor council
has taken the matter OF relief up, and cub
nitted their proposition TO the president
If the American Federation d Labor, rec
ummendine that the entire nenbc ship
OF that organization be assessed - cents
Der man Yer week. which viii AMOUNT 10
about 100000 Assurances Of sympathy
from Mr. Gompers Of the American f,dtra-
lion OF Labor, heretofore iustties the be-
Lief that he viii be glad to carry out
thar wishes. To carry ont this movement
and insure its success. the presidents OF
the various National organizations viii in
& few DAYS meet IN conference 10 dea! with
this and other phases Of the subject.
Indications also point to the faG that
the railroad employees are taking deep
interest In the mining troubles. which in
terest NAV lead 10 their refusal to handle
uon-uuion coal during the present disturb
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II II n u \. Or Il >


The Mexican Herald o. she city Of
Mexico says that Ssil Informed sen-
tieinan from Cuba now ~ Mexico. de-
elares that ahoul1 Cu'4 gaia her indie
pendcnee IL wA. require b., q iea yasT-
To FeFiaFe prosperity est-ec.aiy es large
sunH Of money ia ,be United sietee are
only awaiting ,he realization Of Cuba
Libre to bee invested r. slrer. ,1harco. Iron
mining. wood cuu.ar and railway con-
struetlon throushou, tho island.
The dhappear4nce ~ Spanish rule from
Cuba ami the return ~ the Spanish arm
lea to spain would undoubtedly Ne fol-
lowed hy a tremendous revival of ell
kinds o. Industry H. this gem Of tho A.
titles. Population would pour in from
tho United sltes al a rapiA rate and 10
a year or Two th!a RICHEST AZ ~ the WcEt
Indiea Islands would erp-ey { prosperity
and growth Ia every direction that,
would ba phenomenal Tho possibilities
OF development Of tbe promise VI .nyest-
Inents ia Hawaii ere NOT 20 be- ,omgagc1
TO the outlook IN Cuba uua Clh1n or
American control, Tba lBuer possossian
woulc DC OF Inost!mahle sa.Ie 10 US. while
Hssah would be- connecting n phre
elephant on our hands. There is ro ter
i1tory near our horiera sh~L-~ouil be as
desirable al acquisition a. Cubs AMI Ia
a few ycap b. Hse Sanitary mH. lrcs
thc health Of the island oeasi hs pedo
as safe as in Florida or Louniaus-
Tho main objection to anucKailon is tho
oft repeated ou9 that tho population Of
Cuba Ii Of low type largely aad wholly
untitled for self -goyernucnt. GA the 9th
er hand. the Whi.e8 are "a brave and
sprightly race and largely outurmher the
negroes Bat the point TO be remeuber,d
IL that the rapid Influx 0f Americans aud
American money would soon work ray
onlon IN the social ana poliical NE OF
the Island as well aB ia the commercial
and induatrial fields. In five years after
annexation Americana would dominate tho
new territory both by fofee Of numberl
and by tho control Of the trade anu IL
nancos Of the island.
II Mr. Mckinley wants to do something
to give h!a administration prestige and
historical prominence let him accomplish
tho Independence and then tho annexation
Of Cuba. 1t would be II means Of re-
gaining much of the popularity which the
administration Is now rapidly losing.
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tn the wreck Ora unknown dead man
and three injured have ss--s1 taken out.
and SIX others are missing.
CRIPPLE CREEK. Coio.--The Criupis
Creek district during the first SIX rnoaihs
OF the present sear produced .sI75.nu IN
gold and ~ IA pr>ttcfs,i the OUTPUT for
The yeGr Will have a coinage value OF VA
stlp'y
ttiCACO.-D. II Bray ard c. =. nates
walked into police headquarters atd sal
rendered. They had BEEN ln0iciei by the
grand jury o. she ch-rge Of having N IT
Gered an sx.Couieierate soldier IN Nash
vale. June ~
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Three STATE con-
ylcts working or che Wuffken place at
scott's station made q desperate break
fpr lyrrty They we're fired upon by the
quarts an1 one Vas Killed. another family
wounded. while the tiird c~caped.
SALT LAKE. Ctah.-~e.vnrg-thlng is ursc-
ucaAy IN readiness for The irarsmsss.sSs.r -
III congress. A rIbiic reception wal be
tsadertsI 10 Mrs. " J. BRYAN by HE wo-
uru's clubs OF thu city. Mrs. Bryan viii
lola her husband here on the lith.
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urlLIzlNG coNYlcr LAnon.

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Inc o.nor,,nent o,so sbows ina, ,ho a.,', =,
,naintain,ne an oh,o.hot,cd co v y. ~,
wor,, ON The ruh,,c roads /. ,c.a ny can,.
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TRYING FOR ARBITRATION.
Labor Commissions Trying to End
the Trouble.

indianapolis. Ind. July THE State
labor commissioners went to Terre Haute
today and had conference with Presi-
dent knight and Secretary Kennedy OF
the Indiana miners. This afternoon Com
missioner OF Labor Bishop OF Ohio arrived
and said the Ohio labor commission was
ready to Join the other State labor COM
missions in an endeavor 10 arbitrate the
coal miners strike.
Word was received here this afternoon
from Terre Haute that it was understood
that II satisfactory arrangements can he
made in other States, the Indiana miners
are ready 10 do their part President
knight said the men will continue work at
prestn mt wages nntil the question is def
nitely settled.
National President Ratchford wired from
Columbus this afternoon that prospects for
an early settlement grow brighter
i telegram from Clinton says that as A
result Of a mass meeting there 600 miners
stopped work today
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AMERICAN ASSAULTED
UNITED STATES WILL GEORGE SUI
TAN OF MOROCCO.
Two Men Of War VIII 10 to Tan
gier und Demand Punishment
of the Moors.

New York. July "A special from Wash
ington last night says: The emperor @.
Morocco is to be eoerccd BY American men
o, war in order that punishment, may Be
inflicted upon one of his subjects who as
saulted an American citizen. The vessels
are now on their way to Tangier. They ere
the San Francisco the flagship OF the Ep-
ropean squadron. and the Raleigh. The
San Francisco is expected 70 reach Taagier
In a few hours. The Raleigh vii arrive
at her destination the latter part Of the
week.
The orders to the San Francisco and Ra-
leigh were the result of request received
by the state department from Consul Cen
eral David y. Burke. stationed a; Tan
gler. MI Burke announced that an AMER
can citizen had been hrutaily assaulted
that he had asked the Moorish govern
ment TO arrest and punish the American S
assailan,. and up TO that time there was
no indication that the request would lie
granted.
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Rungc's Mig barbecue.

Runge, Texas, July 6.-The long antici-
pated barbecue in honor of the glorious
Fourth came off today at Ruuge. It is
cytlmnt,d that nearly 1000 people were in
attendance several counties being repre-
scented.
The grounds were pleasantly located and
ample and the general arrangements Tor
serving dinner were very satisfactory. TAX
ing into consideration the vast throng TO
be supplied The substantial edibes were
In abundance with fair sprinkl!ns Of the
more delicate ylands.
The Yoakum brass band furnished excel
lent music which was the most enjoyable
feature OF the occasion. Every one seemed
to enjoy himself from the gray haired sire
and his "olc lsdy' down TO the small boy
who rode the hobby horses
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BeeyilIc improvements.

Beevine. Texas, July THE contract
for the erection of two two story business
houses on Washington street was let yes
torday. ono OF the buildings will be OF
rcd granite. the other OF red compressed
brick. The stone building Will be the most
handsome and artistically constructed
business house yet erected in Beevile.
Tho two viii cost something over 500 900.
j. NJ Chlitim, tho gentleman for when
they viii BE- built. is a resident OF san
Antonio. but has invested considerable
money In BcevlIe He is one of the prin-
clpal stockholders in the First National
bank Of this city. Work on the buildings
will be commenced in about ten days
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EIaHteo-
RUSSIA STEPPED IN.
INVITES POWERS TO EXPEDITE
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Took the Step TO Prevent Any
other Power Taking the 1niiiu-
tive in Coercion.

Constantinople. July Russia has sent
a circular note to the powers suggesting
that steps be taken to expedite the concIu-
sion Of peace between Turkey and Greece
This action upon the part Of Russia is
regarded here as being of the greatest In
nortance and indicative OF Russia's de-
sire to forestal a similar proposal en- the
part of other powers. Both palace and
Turkish ministers were Immediately in
formed of Russias action.
The German ambassador here, Baron
saurma Won Jeltsch. has received fresh
and precise instructions to insist upon
Turkeys acceptance of the strategic from
ter proposed b. the powers.
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SUSPENSION COMPLETE.
All the Rivers Miners Out and the
Mines Closed

Pittsburg Pa, July 7.-Reports received
from the river mines in the Plttsburg dis
trct indicate that there was almost a total
suspension of work in the mines today and
that the strike, so far as the river miners
are concerned, is general.
4 dispatch from Monongahela city says:
Such complete suspension OF mining has
never been witnessed in the Monongahela
valley before for many years
According to the miner officials the
suspension In the railway mines Is almost
as complete as it is along the rivers.
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NICARAGUA TALKS mi
A Costa kican Customs n.,.
Very Unsatisfactory.
MINISTER EXSRESSES AN Oplya|
Calve Does Not believe Tb.
lie ANY serious rrouble-E,.
piainsPoints in Controv.,,,

Manasua' via Galveston. Texas, Jul, ]
There is considerable feeling here 49,.
Costa Rica, owing to the republic 49,.
ing free imports into her terri,orr 49,,
ing on the San Juan and COLORADO -
including Greytown, and war be,v.,.
two countries ia discussed. The r,,..,
ment of Nicaragua will request the al,
the greater republic OF Central Am.,,. l
protes, against the step taken h, r..
Rica
Washington. July 7,--Althoush 4. u
no official knowledge on the subject, s,,l
Calye, the Costa Rica minister hers u
pressed tho opinion that mere 1, ma al
ger Of war between his country and MI
aragua because of the issuance Of Il. n
cree referred to in the above dsrss,|
II there are disagreements between ~
they may lead To some discusslon u
they will be settled hy diplomacy A,
VIII not be necessary to resort 10 va,
Speaking OF the points In the disp,,,s n
said: The San Juan river form, N
boundary line between the two coun.s-
me Colorado river is entirely In csaI
Rican territory, while the harbor Of a..
town Is common to both I, may b. Cs,|
Rica has issued a decree pernittIu, n
free importation from other countris, n
agricultural implements and othe, II
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4 cure for Chnrbon.
To the Editor OF Tho Post.

Sour Lake, Texas, July 6.--I notice iu
your Beaumont budget in this morning :
issue of The Post that there seems to be
no cure for an animal when 1t cnce takes
this disease Uhe charbonl. have made
particular inquiry respecting THIS diseas 50
at Winnie. Chambers county TEXAS aud
learn that a MIR. lptegrovc of that place
IS successfully treating This diseaee that
h. Las made many cures, and lost but TWO
cascs. whieh were TOO far gone before he
was called. He claims hat II he can ct
case IN It's earlier stages he car positively
rure il. | write this NOT 60 advert 80 Mr..
Uptegroye. but that Interested parties may
investigate. and If the statements made
20 me are true, many an animal now aban-
donod ma, be treated and saved. Yours
truly. ., n. spencer.
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\ l. UkTHLk PROTEsI
JAPAN OBJECTS SERIOUSLY TO Al
NENATIoN.
Jupanese Herald says the MikAii
Intends to Make IA Descent aaa
Seize the Islands.
San Francisco. July The s's,u,s

San Francisco, July THE stsanss7
Australia arrived today from Honass
with adyices up to June 80. They az
the effect that the resident japanese nl''
lister, Shimamura, received instraetsa
from his government per steamship fsNa
TO make formal protest against lhs y.
nexatlon OF the Hawaiian islands 10 y
United States until the compilations y
listing between Japan and Hawai- ~
been settled.
\ similar protest Is TO be filed with 70
rotary Sherman by the japanese mlls''
at Washington.
Counsellor AkiYna, the special connr
sioner, was expected TO leave for Japa
the steamer Rio de Janeiro July j. iol y
purpose OF conveying a complete rep'n
the present status OF the diplomalie ".
tions between the two countries ah' ~ W
return with further instructions 70 ~
lister Shimamura.
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No FIGURES YET.
R"fchford says the Cali Has MOI
nccn IIcmrd in SoInc pIncc.

"e'h h'hr" IN some Places.
Columbus. Ohio, July ALTHOUGH the
great miners strike has been on for three
davs. there is still lack OF detailed and
correct information regarding it at the
HEADQUARTERS of the United Mine Workers
IN this city. President Ratohford is con
iident OF the success Of the strike. He
said tonight the information he had re-
ceived was all of an encouraging nature,
He had reason 10 believe that the suspen-
sion la the Piutsburg district would become
general Very little information has been
received from West Virginia
President Ratchford claims that the Of
fetal organ of tho United Mine Workers Is
denied a circulation in some of the mining
districts by the operators and that the
miners can not be reached by telegraph II
is nroposed to send emissaries among the
men ana induce them to Join the strike.
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st. Louis. Mo, July This is tho tenth
day of intense heat In ST. Louis and the
cfffcts are beginning to show. sleep In
doors has been almost impossible.
y Henry Durlng. a city employe, crazed
by heat and lack Of sleep. killed himself
today Five prostrations occurred IN East
~ Louis and ihirfeou her" Five caEes
ara cxpected To bo fatal in ST. Louis. Re-
ports from Missouri aud Southern Illinois
snow this 10 have been the hottest dag of
the year Work Wa suspended In many
places, as horses and men are dropping In
the field.
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RAILROADS SEEING COAL.
Take All of II. No Matter to Whom 1t
BcIOngs,

Cleveland, Ohio, July THE railroads
have already begun to seize coal for their
own use. no matter to whom 1t is con-
signed. while trains are sent 10 yards and
unloaded regardless of where the coal is
destined The confIscat.on began slightly
at the first talk OF the miners strike and
is becoming general now Nearly every
manufacturing establishment In this CITY
has been loser by thin and with some
it Is so serious that the closing of the
works will soon be necessary. The rail-
roads take the coal by virtue Of the fact
that they carry the United States mails.
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short nl.iory OF Man.

Elgsn Courier. y
Man is born of womar spanked by the
hired nurse. ierikei baliheaded by the
cranky school ma'am ma Is attended by
the sce.; and varied assortment OF
troubles. He lingcreih ON mxury's lar
until his naren,li ancestors iire h:m oul
stsrieth Newspaper and starveth 70
death slowly, and = gathered again 70
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WEST VIRGINIA COAL.
Two Trninioads Went Into Ohio
without Any Trouble.

Masslllon. Ohio. July The Wheeling
and Lake Erie began today TO haul West
Virginia coal into Ohio. Two train loads
passed north, but no trouble was exper-
fenced, The miners are sullen and II is
believed by some that they may resort 10
force to prevent the moving OF trains II the
railway persists in hauling this coal.
Deputy marshals have been stationed
along the line Of the road to prevent inter
ference with trains and the destruction OF
bridges
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Ohio. two mines are working at the rate
demanded by the miners, but the striking
miners elsewhere determined that the men
shall not work at these mines until the
strike is settled. There may be trouble at
these two points.
Strikes were inaugurated at the non
union mills al the Anderson, Duyrea q
Co, and the Wayne Iron works The en-
ployes Of the former concern struck
against a % per cent reduction. The Wayne
Iron company's employees wan, the $3.50
per ton pudding rate. About 400 men are
affected.
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Lawrence NJ. Germo,

Lawrence NJ. German. aged about So. an
employee OF the Gulf Colorado and Santa
Fe. died at o'clock this morning at his
home on chenevert street. after a short
illness lie leaves widow and one child
a son. HIS uncle and brother camo In
shortly before his death. having been sent
for. Mrs. German and the child were 10
scurry county. but are now on the way
nome. tne funeral ARRANGEMENTS will MOI
% made until they arrive.