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New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
MRS. MACK GETS FIFTEEN YEARS.
ALLOWED TO PLEAD GUILTY TO MAN
SLAUGHTER IN THE FIRST DEGREE TO
GAVE, THE EXPENSE OF A TRIAL

SLAUGHTER IN The flkoi DcINEE ~
SAVE THE EXPENSE OF A TRIAL.
Mrs Augusta Mack who. according 70 her owa
confession was accessory 10 the murder OF Will
tam Guldensuppe, and. according TO Martin Thorn
was the actual slayer Of the bath-rubber, pleaded
gulltv TO manslaugher in the first degree yester'
dav in the Supreme Court in Queens County. ana
was sentenced by Justice Garretson 10 fifteen years
,unrlsonment She will be taken 10 Auourn Prsoa
on Saturday Of this week 10 serve her sentence
big throng was In court TO hear sentence passed
unon the woman but she did not look at any one
Sba was pale but her face showed 10 sign OF ag'
.o,ion Dlstrlct-Attorney Youngs o. Queens County
r,oved FOR sentence on the woman. After aluans
70 tho inportarce OF her testimony in the Thon
trial ne said: .
"rha confession made by Mrs. Mack was without
nron,ise OF reward and she threw herself ent''ey
mon the mercy OF the prosecution and the 'oo'"
To now bring her before the Court and place q"
upon trial would be 20 entail upon the county
large burden OF expense, and II IS contrary 10 Wv
spirit of all criminal prosecutions that pe.ssDIi
Who has voluntarily confessed and given mar a
evidence for the prosecution should pe plureu
rial II willing TO plead Under these circunsahyvH
and after consulting with associates we nv. a
cluded with Your Honor's permission I? dc'oP' =
pleo Of rnanslaughter In the lrst degree. ..,..
The woman then went To the "a. JIu u,hen
vas rossnI she wept copiously af;orward; wnsn w@i
she had left the courtroom. OUT rcco'e,1u ~ vi,
GENTLY 10 denounce to the reporters me Nts. "a
Miles who was Instrumental IN l"ad'"B "'
confess.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
ANOTHER HAMBURG-AMERICAN VESSEL

The New-York Office Of the Hamburg American
Line received dispatch from Hamburg yesie'day
that the company has contracted for fourth
sister ship OF the Pennsylvania OF 1900 tons gross
register and 800 tons displacement. This new
steamer will be built by the Vulcan Shpbuiiding
Company, Of stettn. Germany, which constructed
the Auguste Victoria and FIrst Bismarck. The
company has disposed Of It's steamship Prussia,
and when the steamers which now being built
are completed. the Hamburg American Line will
own feet Of iA vessels. Of which seventy are
ocean steamers, the total aggregate being %l.V)O
tons gross register. Twenty-one steamers are
twin-screw steamers and are over seven thousand
tons gross each; four express steamers and
the rest passenger and freight steamers among
them the four 10 via thans Of the Pennsylvania type
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
MAY AMEND THE STATE CONSTITUTION
PROPOSING TO ELECT SENATORS BY piRE'i VIE
HANNA No LONGER SENATOR.


HANNA NO LONGER SENATOR
Columbus Ohio Jan. lO.--In the House To-Day a
resolution was offered 20 amend the S'ae ",
,uiion SO that United States senators S"a W
.,ec.ed by n direct vote of the people. me MUS
o,i,ourocd ,il 10 o'clock tomorrow In the seua',
rho Rr,,nlev nfty-year franchise bill was discuss
and AN attempt was made to pass II under suspe",
sion OF the rules but IT was referred 10 spee'
committee and made the special order ior cioc~
tomorrow Just before ihc halloting FOR senator
begins.
In the Senate there was an ercri 10 limit au-
mission TO the lo0bes 9nd galleries by ucke's our
ing the Senatorial baliot,as. but Ii was loct' iie
Senate took recess IL! p. m. when Lieutenant
Governor Jones and other State officers were sworn
IN.
4 message was received from Governor Bushnc
officially advising the Senate Of the resignation oi
John sherman Senator for the term ehdiHs
March 3. 1888. and Of the appointment OF Marcn :
A. Hanna 10 Ill tic vacancy. Although sherman
term ran 10 March /. 1879 senator Hanna WAS az
pointed last March 10 serve only IN the heSlsi.tt-
are met IN January, 1885, as the Governor aP-
pointee, under the law, can serve ohy lii'i. IN tiir
Legislature meets. ilcnCe ONO has mao ohy Oh,
senator the last week, and Will have only one 'I
there is election Tor The short term from Jalu-
aIy 1875. TIL March, 1893.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
APPEALING TO THE GOVERNOR.

We anneaI 10 Governor Bushnell 10 exert his in
aucocc now 10 stay this threatened assault upon
constitutional government We, as his cons'lt1-
,nts cling to the hope that he VIII not ran TO
need the voice OF the party which twice elected.
Ii-, Governor: voice OF the mighty pcOple u
inc Sfa,e OF Gnio and the obligations OF good ci.i-
Zeuship good government. Al feIrescili 'lDIl;
10 the contrary Notwithstanding, dIQ that he VIII
dYaw The line Of mis- opposition to Mr. Hanna. ~
us deeply regretted and unforeseen. AZ this threat
Republicfnism ana integrity Of purpose, heretofore
entertained and not now aDanconed. Il such AZ
10 Justify the hope that he will. in unmIsakab.e
terms advise and MS Influence IN every proper
form against violating the iny:ruc;l0ns given ny
the people their representatives. II Is true that
he has no In the election. Of a Senator. lie
has vote Oh any other matter subject 10 cSl'-
told that ne cannot properly express his juds
nent on so Vita! matter as Is now Involved? w
reject the reports that any supposed or actua
personal grievances other considerations viii
swerve him from this manifest pain OF duty There
fore.
serve qualification this most unhoy conspiracy
OF Ohio a3anst is iurthcr progress end further
success.
Resolved That we call upon every Republ,can n
Member Of the General AsscTnb'y to he present In
his seat next TUESDAY. and by voice, by act
and by vote carry into execution the fulnrnent ~
the obligation assumed by him when elected as
such member and
Resolved. Finally That we will welcome most
cordially TIC fall cooperation with us. the Rcpul,-
lican Members Of said General Assembly however
they may have voted acted thus far in relation
to tho subject matter OF this dec caraiiur.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
JEWISH CULTURE CLUB.
ENTERTAINMENT AT TEMPLE ISRAEL OF
HARLEM.

In NIEKI AINMENI AI I"8TFI1F' ISH"II- O'
HARLEM.
The monthly entertainment OF the Jewish Cult
ure Club Of the Temple Israel. OF Harlem, was
held last night IN the lecture-rocm Of the temple.
in Fifth-ave and ne-hundred-and-twenty- ntth-st
The Rcy DR. Maurice II. Harris. the minister OF
the congregation and president o, the Culture club
presided and the hall we'll filed. The pro-
granme was as follows: Song. The New King
dom" by Milton Levy: debate rs the Formation
OF n Jewish State In Palestine Suggested by the
Zionist Congress Deslra6le?" Affirmative; Arthur
Never and Miss Bella Cohn; negative. Bernhard
Phelps and Miss Estelle Franklin. Violin solo by
tenstcin Reading and imporsonatlon OF Richard
Mansfield by Mortimer Hrckner.
Among taose present were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
p Uavs Cyrus /. sulzoergcr and Joseph J. Corn
The club which started two years ago. meets
each week. entertainment being held once a
month ana the other meetings being devoted to
the study Of Jewish literature and history. Next
Monday the club will have Hene evening.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

Senator Hanna. holds until tho Legislature elects
or adjourns. Congress having provided oy ia"
that q Legislature cannot elect until aiter " nus
been in session two weeks. this would prov'ae -.
n vacancy II the appointee Of the Governor held
only until the Legislature met. In the past sen sen
ators appointed by the Governor have neo ,heir
Offices until the Legislatures have cnosen the,, n
successors In one case Senator held through aa M
entire deadlock In the Legislature and attomIn.d touu
retain his seat when the Legislature auJouI ~,
but after the matter was discussed IN tne os," ~
the seat declared vacant on Adjournment "
tho LEGISLATURE
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
IN ICTOR'S PEA For 40.

J. H. Rowe. ono. n we-known actor. was ar.
rnigned befo-e Magistrate Pool In Yorkv'lle Court
Yesterday on a Technical charge OF vagrancy lie
p'caded 10 he sent aavH Hherc so that he might
have food and shelter. lie had walked from Hnr-
rsburg. Penn. 10 this city after q company With
which he playing had broken up In the Penn
syvania capital He tried for several days to get
work here but finally hnh TO appeal to the police
for aid Magistrate Pool cent MIN 10 the Island
with Instructions that he be place In the hospital
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

sneakers were Congressman Grosvenor. Burton
Sorthyay and TAYLOR ex-Representative Wat
son Colonel r. NJ Nevin. of Dayton: and , ex.
Sneaker ]. Warren Keifer, Of Springfield; Inc
speeches were vigorous and emphatic ana h'sn,s ny
srr,ce6 The resolutions adopted which are
nrnted in another column, were rather more
moderate and conc:liatory Any Repuonestn ata
Senator or Representative who may voue ore
senS,st tho Senatorial! nominee of the party IN
dS~sed as It's candidate at the last State Con,
von,Ion Is denounced as guilty of an abuse OF
,r;sist,vc trust and Of violation of the prln-
n.sie ~ nonulnr government. TIE paragraphs
~ which Governor Bushnell Is singled out TOT
remons,rsr-c are o. especial interest
In i.s mildness this personal appeaI o,,,e. ano
~ controst very strkingly with the anathe-
mas With which II understood a day os
two ago the Governor was to be reao on. 90. -.
the party. The tone OF the appeal 10 .ne %o oor
.nror ts aioniNcant In that Il measures a GER
tain reaction toward moderation and COCO 's,. as,
per which party feeling here has IN 'he ia''
few days undoubtedly undergone.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
FRENCH TROOPS ~ FASHODi.
REPORT THAT FRANCE INTENDS TO CLAIM
POSSESSION OF THAT REGION.

London Jan. 1.-THE Paris correspondent OF THE
Daily Mali declares TINT. despite dcnlals. the
French Government Is aware that Captain Mar
chond has occupied Fashoda. and It intends 70 base
n claim TO possession OF that region priority OF
occupation. The correspondent says. moreovtr
that the French Government regards this ~ the
most critical lssue In foreign politcs.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
a.r,r ar TUr CANERl CLUB

A. interesting ;ectur,. illustrated WIN s,"h No.
~" ,.'ews Was delivered at the 'etne.' ~. ,;nbert
,g W,s, Thrty-clshth-s; ast evs,'", ,ns Land Of
Raw Hawes OF this oy' on 80 In an entertain.
the car The ne. o.,.Si while travelling Ss II
Rs R,s dug the e syS Sc,urSs a. lss hrwn ..
coronation Of the Gar; I;, -" photographs talen On
tho tIip.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
, TABLET N MEMORY or Or. LYONS.

A memorial tablet will he unveiled Weines-
day afternoon OF next week. in the new synagogue.
shearith Israel. seventieth-st. and Central Park
West. In memory OF the Rev Dr. jacques J. Lyons
formerly minister OF The congregation. by the Rev
Dr II Pereira Mendes the rreseut minister. The
cercmonys will not 10 public. .
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
CONGRESSMAN M'EWEN TURNED DOWN.
HE rs DEFEATED FOR TIE CIiAIRMANSHIP OF
THE HUDSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN
rOMA.ITTEF

a spirited contest FOR the chairmHrshp OF the
Hudson County Republican Committee IN Jersey
CITY las; NIGHT resulted in he defeat of Congress
man Thonss McEwen and tho recollection Of Ed
ward w. Woooy. The vote was: Wooliey. l5l
Mcfwen 100 The other officers were reelected
withou; opposition. follow: Nirc-pres!den;s.
Flavel McGce and Elmer w Demarcst; treasurer,
Michael schultz. jT.. secretary. John ! Erwin; as
sistant secretary Jacob strauss; sergeant at-arma
\ bert Blake
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
is HANNA STILL A SENATOR

Washington, Jan. l0,-Senators who have OK
annined the precedents say that the appointment
Of = Senator by the Governor. In the case OF
New-York tribune., 1898-01-11

blacksmith is usually consid-
cred the type of good health.
Even he sicScus and dies
frequently in ca:ly youth. No
man. not even the most 70.
bust. can afford 10 neglect his
health. which i li- rOst
precious endowment. The
mar who does 80 will soonet
ot later pay the penalty IN
: some serious or fatal NAL
.N alv. Whcn = rlar finds
thnt ic is losing his ap'
y petite. that lie passes resi-
- lces nights, that he awaEeiis
,c in Tic morning unrefrcshed
y and without ambition or
Z mental or bodily vigof, when
he is troubled with head
aches. nervousness or bil.
inusness. 1t Ia time for him
10 take serious thought for
his health.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-02
Did the Talent.

This is what the Sterling Bicy-
Gle did to the talent at Cyclomere,
Saturday, April 30. We captured
first, second or third in all trials
and first in all finals. Jones, one
first, one second; Sylvia, one first,
one third; King, two first; Ludloff,
two first; Brede, one third; jack
son, one third. Total six firsts,
one second, three thirds. Pacific
Cycle and Manufacturing Compa-
ny, agents Sterling Bicycle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-02
High Mortality Rate.

There were 10S deaths in April.
The months health report is as
founding and alarming. This is
by far the heaviest for the same
month in any year since the
smallpox visitation. 1t doubles
the average for the past five years
and is three times as great as for
the corresponding period of 1893.
A very large percentage of the
deaths is of children under five
years Of age.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-02

7. B. Murray wants carriage
wood worker.
The band will play at Makee
Island tomorrow night.
Next Saturday nights program
for the Cyclomere reopening sea-
son is advertised in this paper.
Groups of men we're standing
around on the streets last night
talking over the proposed Cuban
expedition.
Clerk Geo. Manson calls for all
bills against the special session of
the Senate in 1897, to be present
ed on or before May 10.
Judge Wilcox stated, for the
benefit of Rep. McCandless in the
House this morning, that he was
not u mind reader.
JAS. f. Morgan will sell the
furniture in house at Beretania
and Punchbowl streets at 10
o'clock Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas, who has volun.
teered for service as nurse in
Cuba, sailed by the Picking last
night for the States.
Ten members we're received in
to Central Union church yesterday
Five were by letter and five by
confession of faith.
The s months old infant son OF
Judge s. Hookano died at Pearl
City on Saturday of diphtheria and
was buried this morning.
Work on the foundation of the
new Bruce Cartwright block, OPP
posite the Catholic Mission, will
begin tomorrow morning.
Admiral Miller took down his
flag on the Bennington late yes
terday and sailed by the Picking
last night for SanFraucisco.
British residents will hold
meeting Wednesday evening, a
the Pacific Club, to arrange TO
the celebration of Queen Veto
ris's birthday.
A special train sped down tn
Oahu Railway line on Ssturda,
under General Manager Dilling
hams direction and the invite,
guests had merry and pleasan
outing.
Foreman w. G. Roe and a gan,
from the machiue department @
the Honolulu Ironworks wen
} down country on the mornin
train to overhaul sugar mill m,
chinery.
Your photos will soon be spoil
: ed if exposed without glass owe
$ them. King Bros. have struck
Q very neat and inexpensive way {
doing up photos which is givin
Y great satisfaction. ITO Hot
i street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-02
Notice to Creditors.
Special Session Of the Senate, 1897

Notice is hereby given to all persons
holding claims, for services rendered
or supplies furnished for the Special
Session of the Senate in 1897, to pre-
sent the same to the undersigned on
or before May 10, 1898, on which day
the claims will be audited and the ac-
count against the special appropria-
ton for the expenses of the Special
Session of the Senate, 1897, closed.
BY order of the Senate:
GEORGE MANSON,
9O3-3t Clerk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-02
Notice.

A meeting of British Residents will
be held at the Pacific Club, on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, 4th inst, at 8
o'clock p. m. to arrange for the cele-
bration of Queen Victoria's birthday.
903-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-02
LOCAL And GENERAL,

Miss Annie Kanoho will again
sing at Emma square this even
p ing.
A meeting Of the Waverley Club
will be held on Friday of this
week.
Program for the usual concert
at Emma square is published else.
where.
Hanamaulu mill shut down Sat
urday for the season, having fin
ished grinding.
Pictures make excellent we'd
ding presents. King Bros, ITO
Hotel street.
7 Judge II. A. Widemann and
wife left last night for a visit to
San Francisco.
British Commissioner Kenny
entertained the cricketers again
Saturday afternoon.
There will be another bike pro-
gram at Cyclomere on Saturday
evening of this week.
Leslie P. Scott returned by the
steamer Maui yesterday from his
vacation, spent on Molokai.
Kalei, a man about town, was
arrested this morning for using
profane language on the streets.
Senator G. N. Wilcox, Q. II.
Bishop and A.. s. Wilcox arrived
by the w. G. Hall yesterday from
Kauai.
"On account of prayer meet
ing" Mr.. Wilson will not have a
circus program on Wednesday
evening.
The Epworth League of the
Methodist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Petrie at 7:30 this
evening.
Secretary Gear calls the month
ly meeting of the Pioneer Build
ing and Loan Association for 7:3O
this evening.
All Sing. Chinaman, was fined
So in the police court this morn
ing for throwing water upon a
business sidewalk.
The Floating Society, of the
various churches, will hold a gos'
pei meeting on board the Ben.
nington tomorrow.
Yachtsmen are organizing fol
another sail around Oahu. 1t il
hoped all of the best boats can bt
got into the fleet.
General Churchill returned by
the Picking from japan. He viii
stop few weeks more in Homo
lulu before proceeding to his HON,
in California.
j. l.. Travis returned to Sal
Francisco by the Picking on &C
count of the continued ill healtl
of his wife. He will accept plac
on the Chronicle.
Leis, cut flowers and floral pieces
furnished on short notice and de
livered. Mrs. A. l.. King, at We
mans Exchange. Telephone 65e
House Telephone 1874.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock
Sam. Parker, w. Lucas and Adju
tant Simonson, Salvation Army
were passengers by the steame
Maui yesterday from Maui.
A large gathering of young me
heard the lecture OF Rev. ID
Berger in the Y. M. 9. A, ha
yesterday afternoon on the subjet
of Egypt and the Nile"
A dollar saved is dollar earn
ed. You can save a good man
dollars by buying your grocerie
of j. Hutchings, 627 Fort stree
P.O. box 402. Telephone 1858.
By special request our gre,
towel sale will be continued thi
week. providing the towels hol
out. If you miss it, it will be you
loss. N s. Sachs Dry Goods O.
All repair work is guarantee
at Pearson & Hobron's Cycler
3l2 Fort street. If you want
be certain of satisfactory jo
take your bicycle there to be re
paired.
Senator and Mrs. W. Fl. Ri
gave a garden party at the Penir
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-02
Wanted.

A Carriage Woodworker, at the
Shop of Il. b. MURRAY, King street.
9U3-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-02

Why make the little ones cry
and compel them to take a medi-
cine which is distasteful to them,
when you can accomplish the de-
sired end without itp
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-02

The price is low, a bottle con-
tanning many doses at rs cents.
You cannot afford to be without it.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-04-20
Railroader Killed a. Falls Creek.

Thomas M. Weckerly, u Aagman on
the A. v. Ry, was killed at Falls Creek
Sunday at 11.40 A. M. He was riding
some cars on to the siding and In at
tempting to climb up the end OF box
car fell between the cars. No one but a
tramp seen him fall The tramp says
Weckerly was about half way up the
end Of the car when he fell. After one
pair OF trucks had run over him he
crawled out from under the train In
time to prevent more wheels from rum
hing over his body. Two Of the brake
men saw him crawl out from under the
cars and ran to him. He said. "My
God, save me, and expired. Weckcrly
was hsgman on the same crew that
Charles Warner was on. who was killed
at Falls Creek on the 2nd inst, and he
was injured the same as Warner, only
on left side instead Of right side. His
body was taken to East Brady Sunday,
where he leaves wife and three small
children.
Tue ucccustu was nnciHueT vi tne
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and
carried 81 200 insurance in 1t. He was
a member of the |. o. o. F. at East Brady
and was member OF the M. f. church
at that place.
Scott Weckerly, brother of the de-
ceased, had his right foot cut of under
the wheels of an engine In the ward at
Driftwood the latter part of February
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-04-20
rendered Their Services for War.

AT a regular meeting OF Gen. Phil.
Kearney Camp, No. 80, Sons of Veter-
ans, Monday, April 18th, by unani-
nous vote rendered the services of its
members to the Government in case of
war, and the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Senate and House
OF Representative have deemed it ex-
pedient to place the Army and Navy at
the disposal of the President, in case of
war, and
WHEREAS, If war is inevitable and
knowing the cause to be just, therefore
be it
Resolred, That Gen. Phil. Kearney
Camp, No. 80, S. Of ", at q regular
meeting held this 18th day of April, by
unanimous vote hereby tenders the
service OF It's members to the Govern
ment, and
Resoired, That while we deplore war,
we hold ourselves in readiness to obey
any call from the proper authority, and
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the Camp.
B; B. Z. HOOVER, Com. on
F. F., j. Il BERcR' % Resolutions.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-04-20
Death of Mrs. M. A. Sankey.

We are sorry to be compelled to
chronicle the death OF Mrs. M. A. San
key, which occurred at o'clock on last
Saturday afternoon, April End. She
had been seriously i'll for about ten
days, lying at the point of death for
several days. All that medical skill
and loving care could do for her was
done, but 1t was of no avail: her course
was run, her earthly work done, and
she passed peacefully away.
Mrs. Sankey's maiden name was
Mary Ann Long. She was born at
Shirleysburg, Nov. 8, 1924, and was
aged 70 years, 5 months and days.
She was married to James G. Doyle in
1874, who died In 1859, in the same
house In which she passed away. She
was the mother of five children, Mary,
wife of G. H. Gordon, of Washington,
ID. c.; John A., of Erie. Pa; Flora, wife
of Rev. G.. III. Hamilton, Leonia, o.;
Ella and Harry NJ, OF Mount Union,
all of whom, together with eight grand
children and four great grand children,
survive her and mourn the loss OF a
beloved mother.
She was again married to William S.
Sankey, of Clear6eld, in 1867, who still
survives her. She with her husband
and family made her home Ia Reynolds
vile, Pa, for about nineteen years
prior to returning to Mt. Union. Here
she has spent the remaining years,
which were devoted to the care of her
youngest son. About thirty-fve years
ago she became a member OF the Bap-
tist church of Shirleysburg, In later
years she removed her membership to
the Baptist fellowship in Reynoldsville,
in the communion Of which she passed
away. 1t may be truthfully and prop
erly said Of her that she loved her
church and endeavored to faithfully
discharge her duty in the maintainence
of divine worship. But above allit may
be said that she loved Jesus and had a
kindly feeling in her heart toward all
who loved the Lord. She was of a re-
firing nature and had kind heart and
was much devoted to her home and
family. She was not only mother to
her own children, but the only mother
that two of her grand children ever
knew.-The Mount Union Times.