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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05

"The following is my demand for
the surrender of the city of Sa4ti-
ago,
Near san Junn River, Cuba;
July 3. 1sos. $3.50 A. NJ.
"To the Commanding General of the
spnnish forces, Santiago de Cuba.
"sir.-I shnII be obliged, unless you
surrender, to shell santingo de Cubn.
Please inform the citizens of for
eign countries, and all women and
children that they should leave the
city before 10 o'clock fo-morroM
morning. Very respectfully,
"YOur Obedient servant,
Wv. IL. sHAFTER,
"MnJor-GeneraI u. $. A."
TORAL's STOUT REPLY.
Following is the Spanish reply,
which Colonel Dorst has just re-
turned at $3.50 Il. MI
"'santingo de Cuba, r. W.,
July 3, 1898.
Z" His ExceIIency, the General Com
mandiug Forces of the United
States, San Juan River;
"ssir,-I have the honor to reply to
your communication of to-day, writ
ten Mt $3.50 A. vi. and received at 1 T..
W., demanding the surrender of this
city, in the contrary case an
nouncing to me that you will bonn
bard this city, and that 1 advise the
foreigners, women, and children
that they must leave the city before
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. 1t
is my duty to say to you that this
city will not surrender; but 1 will
inform the foreign cOnsuIs and in
habitants of the contents of your
message. Very respectfully,
"'JOsE TORAL,
" Commander in Chief, Fourth
CONsULs ASK DELAY.
eThe British, Portuguese, Chinese,
and Norwegian cOnsuis have come
TO my line with Colonel DOrst. They
ask IL non-cOmbatants can occupy |
the town of Caney and railroad |
points, and ask until 10 o'clock of
the 3th instant before the city il |
fred ON. They claim that there are |
between $4,000 and 10000 people,
many of them OId-whO will leave. |
They nslk IL I can supply them with |
food. which cannot do for want of |
to Cuney, which is /
Hfteen miles from my landing. The
following fl my reply;
RESPITE TILL TODAY.
:. The Commanding General, SPAN
ish Forces, Santiago de Cuba,
".sir,-In consideration Of the re-
aucst Of the consuls and officers In
your city for delay I'm carrying out
my Intention to nre ON the city, and
In the interest of the poor women
and children, who will suffer very
3 stIy BY their hnsty and enforced !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05

Complete Destruction of
Cervera's Fleet.
lIT TRIES TO ESCAPE.
Every Ship Captured or De-
stroyed by Our Shells:
CERVERA A PRISONER.
But he Made a Very Gallant
Fight Indeed.
OUR LOSS, ONE MAN KILLED
Eneny's Loss Several Hun
dred Killed and Drowned.
WE TAKE 1900 PRISONERS.
Among These the Gray-Haired
Spanish Commander.
SANTIAGO MUST SURRENDER.
Failing to Do So, BOmbard-
ment Will Begin To-Day.
FIRING WILL OPEN AT NOON |
Women, Children, and Other Non
Combatants Must Be Removed.
OUR MEN IN HIGH SPIRITS. |
Army Bands Playing "There1l Be a
Hot lime in Old Town Tonight"
CONGRATULATIONS FROM MKINLEY. |
Niles TelesTaphS Shalttr That He Will |
Soon Join Him With ReinfOrCemeDtS,
SPANISH DASH UNEXPECTED.
Hot a Spanish Ship, However, Gets
Away from Our Fleet.
FOURTH-OF-JULY PRESENT.
This, Sampson Says, is What His
Fleet Offers the Nation-Spanish
Prisoners Take Things CooIly, Roll
Cigarettes, and Play Cards.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The secre-
tary of the Navy has received the
foilowingi
"PIaya del Este, via Haiti, July 4,
$40 II. M.-siboney, July >.
"TO Secretary of Nayyi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05

the ws,er OF the Greenbrisr White Sulphur
Springs Is the most valuable In America.
PURCELL. LADp s. Co.. Wholesale Agea,A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05

For Diseases of the Liver, stomach,
and ISfdneya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY was clear and oppressiyely hot
until the thunder and rain-storm in the
afternoon. after which there was fall
in temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05

This, Sampson Says, is whnt His
Fleet Offers the Nation-Spanish
Prisoners Take Things CooIly, Roll
Cigarettes, and Play Cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05
RAIfy OF SHELLS.

One after another the Spanish ships
became the victims OF the awful rain of
shells which the American battleships,
cruisers, and gunboats poured upon them,
and two hours after the first of the fleet
had started out of Santiago hatbor their
cruisers and two torpedo oat-destroyers
were lying on the shore. ten to fifteen
miles west of MORO Castle, pounding to
pieces, smoke and flame pouring from
every part of them, and covering the en-
tire coast line with a mist (which could
be seen for miles. Heavy explosions Of
ammunition occurred every few minutes,
sending curls of dense white smoke a
hundred feet in the air, and causing a
shower of broken iron and steel to fall
in the water on every side.
The bluffs on the coast lire echoed with
the roar of every explosion, and the
Spanish vessels sank deeper and deeper
into the sand, or else the rocks ground
their hulls to pieces as they rolled or
pitched forward or sideways, with every
wave that washed upon them from the
open sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05
CERYERl,s ESCAPE

Admiral Cervera escaped TO the shore
in a boat sent by the Gloucester to the as
sistance OF the Infanta Maria Teresa
and as soon as he touched the beach he
surrendered himself ara his command to
Lieutenant Morton, and asked to be taken
on board the Gloucester which was the
only American vessel near him at the
time, with several OF his officers. includ-
ing the captain of the flagship
The Spanish admiral. who was wounded
In the arm. was taken TO the Gloucester,
and was received at the gangway by her
commander. Lieutenant Commander Rich
ard Wainwright. who grasped the hand
OF the gray-bearded admiral and said to
him:
II congratulate you. sir. upon having
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05
NOW FOR SANTIAGO.
Surrender Of The City Demanded and
Cuftly Refused.
BOMBARDMENT TO BEGIN TO-DAY.
Shafter has CIYen Due Notice 10 Ill
Eon-CombatantS to Withdraw
AMERICAN COMMANDER CONFIDENT.
he Gables That He Feels Himself Entire
Master Of The Situation.
AMERICAN COMMANDER CONFIDENT.
GEN. PANDO's REINFORCEMENTs

They VIII BE Unable, 1t Appears, to
Reach the City-Our Men Continue
In High spirits-spnnish Saw
aEery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05

A FOURTH-OF-JULY PRESENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05
The We athGr.

- WASHINGTON, July 4-Fore-
lSiIR cast for Tuesday:
For Virginia, North Carolina,
and South Carolina-Falr In
western portions; showers in eastern
portions; cooler in eastern portions; va
riable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-05
SPANISH DASH UNEXPECTED.

hot a Spanish Ship, However, Gets
Away from Our Fleet.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
BURIED IN THE HOUSE.

WAsHINdToa, Jan. 81 The house Of
representatives today buried the Teller
resolution. declaring the bonds Of the
United States payable IN silver, under
an adverse majority Of 30 votes. The
Republicans were solidly arrayed in
opposition with two exceptions-Mr.
LinneY. IN. G.. who voted with the
Democrats and Populists. and Mr..
White N. O.. J., the only colored mem
Der Of the house. who answered
.present when his name was called.
The desertions from the Democratic side
were Mr. McAleer PA. and Mr..
Elliott Is. c. Both voted with the
Republicans. Speaker Reed, although
It is not customary for him to vote. had
MS name called and amid the cheers Of
MS followers went On record In oppo-
sition 10 the resolution. The vote was
reached after five hours of short
speeches, the galleries were crowded
all day long and the eOmbatants on the
floor were cheered by their respective
sympathizers Many Of the senator's
from the other end Of the capitol were
also present to listen TO the arguments.
The majority, under the leadership Of
Mr.. Dingley, who made a carefully
prepared speech. sounding the key note
Of the opposition. assumed the position
that the last elause Of the resolution
WAS in reality disguised declaration
for the free coinage Of silver, while the
assaulting Democrats. under the direc-
tion Of Mr Bailey, maintained that the
defeat Of the resolution was another
step In the direction Of the establish
ment Of the gold standard. TO which
they alleged both the president and
Secretary Gage had irrevocably com
mitted the Republican party. The de-
bate was at times fast and heated, but
there were no sensational incidents be-
yond the Kissing Of Mr.. Rhea. of Ken
tucky. when he said that as the author
Of the "crime Of 73 the hottest place
In hades would be reserved for the pres
ent secretary of state. The vote was
ayes, 1872 noes, 1872.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05

s'Cau the senators who ara not Tot-
ing, suggested the sarcastic Mr..
Chandler. and az this attempt g
emphasize the now embarrassing silence
there was another stir IN the senate
chamber.
is that usual2s asked Mr.. Qnay.
%. yes. instantly replied Mr..
Chandler. Thersupon the clerk an
noHneed IN a low tone
Ir. Allison.
Mr.. Burrows
The clerk paused after each name.
bat az no response was Forthcoming be
slowly handed the list TO the vice pEssi
dent, and the vote was announced
without further delay. A feE moments
later Mr. Quay offered an amendment,
declaring that bonds should be paid in
the best money Of the world, striking
out the words gold OF its equivalent.
and for this both Mr.. Allison and Mr.
Burrows went upon record
TIE PRESIDENT J SPEECH.
II the ont and out gold standard
declaration Of the president IN bis speech
In New YORK on Thursday night was
intended TO have any effect On the Re
publicans Ia the senate who have
hitherto been faithful 70 the admins
tration On the financial question, It
failed most sfgnally Of its purpose. 1t
did not change vote. If It accom- :
plished anything it made the Repub-
licans who favor silver more certain in
their support, and It seemed TO have
forced the Democrats into a solid
column. Senators Warren and Clark
Of Wyoming. Shoup. Of Idaho, Carter /,
Of Montana. and Pritehard, Of North
Carolina, and last. bat not least
Senators Chandler, Of New Hampshire.
and Wolcott, Of Colorado. all Of whom
are administration senator's, were found
on the side Of the Teller resolution.
No explanation was vouchsafed by the
first five, nor BY Senator Chandler, but
Mr.. Wolcott made an eloquent speech,
In which the absence Of any comment
On the presidents declaration was
noticeable.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
commissioners Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of decree rendered in the Circuit
Court OF Crawford County, Arkansas. on the
loth DAY OF November. 1897, in an action then
pending In said court on the chancery side be-
tween Mary F. Wade, Plaintiff and Martha
Roberts, Richard Wade Roberts, Dot Roberts
Richard Charles Roberts John Hayhurst Saliie
A Hayhurts, his wife, George Fletcher Malone
ana Queen Augusta Malone. his vile Daniel
brewer and Marietta Ann Brewer his wife, John
Reed and Sue Z. Reed, his wife, Harry Ibbott-
son, Frank lbbottson and Fanny ibbottson.
defendants, the undersigned special com.
missioner will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1898.
within the hours for judicial sales. at the front
or Main street entrance to the Court House In
the Clty OF Van Buren. Ark offer for sale and
sen, az public Outcry, to the highest bidder on A
creult OF three months. the purchaser to give
note with approved security and bearing
interest ~ 10 per cent per annum from date OF
sale until paid, the lands described in said
decree. to wit:
Lots 9, 10 and H. in Block Six i6) In Kuox's
addition TO the City Of Van Buren, In Crawford
County, Arkansas
sald sale TO be made In default of payment of
SoisVQ with interest and costs adIudged against
sald ueiendants. and declared to be a firsi lien
upon said real estate ~
W. ?. sApLER, Special Commissioner
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
Hugh A. plnsmors for Congress.

10 our last isfac We placed before our readers
tho announcement Of Hon. Hugh \. Dinsmofe
from this district We then stated that We
would have a more extended notlcc of Mr bins
more caudiincy this week but such is really un.
Necessary Nr Dlnsmofr u 20 VOL known ~
notice Ia almO { suprfnuous During his three
terms hs moinbuf of the lower house VI Congress
he bss made reeOri on which he Ia willing a.
stand or fall, whether he has come ~ the re-
dnifemenis that our resdcfs wuHlt expect Of
fnsif representative th y alone can Judge. Ills
record "a public property. II y not slWays
l,pasibie ~ agree with 9 cry Arfioi Of another
Especially " the other Ia public servant aud
the question for those Who DO not agree With
Mf DinsmYfe u % siisf "a Would lne fiftb
district ~ iigasatisa b. cialF4
Mr. Diusm0ft no doubt will meet his opponent
or uptOargts on the stump throughout IN
distrlel and will then explain bis rsaspus tji
d.fue aud not d8lH1 various thiugs we ~
,nest our feaiurs 70 give hitn d respectful hear
log y hen be dues 80.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
NAY sth THE THE
set for Holding the Democratic PrI-
marfes throughout the state
state Convention Called to
Meet On lane zfsf.
Frann .hs LlttIe Ree. -.


From ne Little Roek Gazette.
Little Rock the place. June q the
time for the Democratic state conven-
ton. So Il was decreed By the Demo
cratic state central committee.
In addition 10 this the committees
fxed May tn a. the day for holding
lsgaIlzed primary elections n eaen
county for the choosing Of state eandi.
dates, county conventions TO De held
Nav 18th for the selection q delegates
70 the state convention.
The cammirte introduces an innova-
ton by providing that the returns from
each COUNTY primary be certified 10 the
secretary Of the state committee. and
the candidates receiving majority Of
all the votes cast shall be declared the
nominees By the state convention N
cases where no candidate receives
majority Of all the votes cast the state
convention, shall proceed 70 make 3
nomination
The basis Of representation IN the
state convention shall be one delegate
for each 2d0 votes cast for Dan ".
Jones for governor IN 1895. and one
delegate for each fraction Of 200 votes
not less than 100.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
Commissioners Sale!

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
AS virtue of decree rendered in the circuit
court OF Crawford county, Arkansas on the 18th
day of November, 1897 in an action then pend
ing In said court on the chsncery side between
4; ). Cox. plaintiff and Berney Maxey and H.
Riley, administrator of the estate of r. s.
Hynes, deceased defendants the undersigned
Special Commissioner will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1893,
within the hours for judicial sales at the front
or Main street entrance to the Court House in
the City Of Van Buren,, Ark. offer for sale and
sell. at public outcry, to the highest bidder on
credit Of three months the purchaser to give
note with approved security and bearing inter
est al IL per cent per annum from date of sale
until paid, the lands described in said decree.
to-Wit.
southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter,
the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter
ana the Northwest quarter of the Northeast
quarter, all In Section 2s Township 10, North,
Range Il, Vest, and in Crawford County,
Arkansas
sald sale to be made in default of payment OF
siv5Vo, with interest and costs adudged against
sala defendant Berney Msxey, and declared to
De hrst lien upon said real estate.
W. r. SADLER Commissioner.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
Parker-Ba

At one o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr. Jas J
Parker and Miss Katherine Bailey were married
at the residence of the brides father, DR.. W. ".
Bailey. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev L. Smith, in the rites of the Roman Catho-
lie church. Only the immediate family and
one in every way The groom is the second sou
of the late Judge Isaac Z. Parker-Fort Smith
Times Sun, Wednesday.
Numerous Van Buren, friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Parker are extending their congratulations and
wishing them all the happiness their fondest
hopes can picture.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
A changs In the Circuit Clerks
Offjoo,

wednesday mornings Gazette brought the
hfst lntimat.0u W the great majority Of Oui
people that there had been change Ia the cir
rnlf CLERK ONCE here. II said
GOV Jones yesterday appointed " = sadler
circuit clerk Of CfawfOrd county vice l.. w
Hack, resigned. The latter. who serving
his second term, resigned 70 accept mercantile
yosi Ion NJ Alma"
Mr. Black has accepted the position Of book
Keeper for southmayd 8illefs AlIna store. aud
ID Has 10 enter upon She duties Of that position
which caused him 10 resign his position at thii
time For The past three and half years Nj
BLACK hns flied fbe position Of circuit clerk and
and has heeu one Of tbs most popular Ofisr.
ever holding that PLACE Our paope extend
him their Dosi wishes In his new held of labor
The governor could not have made better
sppOinimen 70 the vacancy than that OF Mr.
eadlef the eifi fent deputy under Ills two pfodr
ressors The appointment Of Judge Dccher1 a.
deputy by Mr. aadlcr also meets with general
APPROVAL.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
commissioners Sale

NOTICE ia hereby given that under and BY
y virtue Of decree rendered In the etreuIt
court Of Crawford county. Arkansas. on the 2tth
day OF November 1897. IN an action then pendlng
In said court on the ehancefy side between
Sarah Hawkins plaintiff and Simon 7. Mitchell
Lizzie Mitchell and Shibley Il Wood Gro. Co
defendants the undersigned Special Commits
sioner will, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY T. 1893,
within the hours for Judicial sales, at the front
or Main street entrance to the COuri House IN
the City Of Van Buren, Ark. offer for sale. and
sell at public outcry. to the highest bidder. on
a credit OF three months, the purchaser to give
note with approved security and bearing inter
est at 10 per cent. per aunum from date of sale
until paid, the lands described 10 said decree.
to-Wit:
| Lot Eight ~ in Block Eleven ~. situate In
| the city of Van Buren, Crawford County, Ark
Said sale to be made IN default Of payment Of
1861. a with interest and costs adjudged against
said defendants, Simon p. and Lizzie Mitchell;
and declared TO be first lien upon said real
| estate.
wP. sADLER Commissioner.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
COUNTY
Foe KEpngsr rvrArIrH

We are Authorized 10 anBounee ROBERT I
Ret gRs 0f Mulberry ~ fandtdsDf97 Kspfe-
sentsfIye from Crawford County saDJscS . TIE
will Of tHe Democratic parts.
The Press IL authorized % sneoaace BgR-
EgIEf NgxL. 81 Van BaFen, a. candidate for
Isepresentatlve from Crawford COUNTY. subject
10 the action Of me Democratic psft5.
For sHkarr.
The ppresse IA authorized 70 announce " L.
Wright, of Van BaTs1, ~ candidate Tor sheriff d
Crawford County. subject 70 the action 81 the
Democratic party.
eTh6 pressf Is spfhoTized To announce X 2.
ALLEx n Van Bafen. a. candidate for saeria
of GFawfofd county. .as3ees 70 the action of The
Democratic party.
For COUNTY 4sD rkOs1rf JGnsk.
eRovg of Van Barren. az candidate for County
and Probate Judge ii efaHf0ra COaatys subject
10 Ghe aeflos % the Democratic part.
roR cfReefr cleRk.
He are sathorized " announce ". ?. 81BLes
ag candidate for Circuit Clerk 0f Crawford
Gsanty, subject q the VIII Of The Denpekatie
party.
roR eosEry cEEEE,
He afe authorized 70 anhSuuee 7. y. DAVIS.
xf Van Buren, A. candidate for County Clsyk Of
Crasfefs County. subject 70 tie seton Of the
bemo1fatie party.
FER Assgssoss
We are authorized to announce W. A. Colt
ff Ina t0wnshlp a. candidate for Asssss9f gf
Crawford 1ounty subject 70 the aetioH of the
Demoefatle parry.
We are authorized 70 sBHoHnce J. E IovE
oi Lafayette township. ~ candidate for Assessor
of efasfofA County. subject 70 The action OF the
democratic party.
We are aHtherizad 10 announce " " BGs-
Foa9p, Of Msxey foNnship. - candidate fof
Assessor Of Crawford Comfy. sgbjeet 70 the
action Of the Democratic party.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
CONGRESSIONAL.

We are authorized n enH68aee JoHY :,
T11IHtN. u Washington eouaty. az ean63ds4e
far Repre sentative ~ tie FifEq -sixth CSaHress
from the Fifth District of Arkansas, subject %
the action 81 ehe Democratic party.
We are authorized 70 aa8oa1cs He's. HreH
A. Dfxsa8sg a. candidate for reelection a. ker,-
rezenfanqe ln the FifzY sixth g0uzFess ifoFa tiss
FIfth District ~ hrsaasas subject % tie setiss
0f the Democratic party.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
Cant. John Allen.
lllnr III lhr Na.hYlllo HnnneI

To the Eilior Of tho Nashville Banner.
In ynur isHio of the isth inst IN reply IN an
INJURY In the ''Qnrry Box" IN regard % the
battle 0f Gettvshurr yOu state THAT Capt !
" Moore commanding his company at Gettvs-
burrl l. ono Of the number living in Nashville
who was IN thht hAitin" presume am the J
" Moore referred 70. eud To- ellow me statement
the most gallant 0eicers who fell in that tnemot.
ahie battle Cant John Allen. who commanded
thn companv, WAS then leuirnHut and did
mot command the company until after the mil of
that fearless ufhccr while leading his company
o. the very crest nf Cemetery Ridge Capt
Allen rccrlvel two serious wounds-st
The time thought to he falkland was lrfi for
dead In the hands ~ the enemy lie fortunate.
ly anrvfvsd thcm. aud Afterwards received other
wounds IN defense Of the south.
" Monnr
Late Of co n. Seventh Tennessee Regiment
Sasbviile. December -
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
Notice.
IL NY CONCERN

To ALL WHOM IT NAY eoSeERy:
NOTICE Is hereby given that | will at the
February Term. 1895 of the Probate Court OF
Crawford County, Arkansas. apply for an order
ot said court authorizing and directing the sale
Of the following described lands, belonging to
the estate of Thomas Phillips deceased and
lying 10 said couAty, to-wit
The South Z Of the Northwest Z Of the North
east 4 and the Southwest y of the Northeast 4
Of Section II, Township 10. North. Range 81.
West
to pay the debts OF said estate
MARY ELLEN PHILLIPS,
As Administrative Of the estate OF
Feb. 3, 1898. Thomas Phillips, deceased.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
Turned His Home Into a Charnei-
Hnuea

Perort was brought here Thursday afternoon
by Messengers on the Missouri Pacific. Of hor.
rihlc butchery by an Insane man near Mulberry
Wednesday night
The scene ofthis horrible affair was some six
miles north of Mulberry. just across the line In
franklin county. Sol. y Antrcy. while bis
family were peacefully sleeping Weduesd day
nIzht, suddenly became insane and started 10
exterminste his entire family. His family con
lated of his wife and three children and HIS
ared parents lie succeeded ia killing his par.
ents and l0venr.oid boy. inflicted what are
likely 20 prove fatal injuries m his other two
children and Knocked his wife sen eles4 The
deed was committed gith sn Iron bar used as n
poker
Autrcv was undoubtedly insane. as according
N his wlfe's version who ran ~ noighbOrs In
her night clothes after recovering conscious
moss AMI gave the alarm. he ran through the
house ahouline and gioaiing over his deed lie
has been placod IN jail at Ozark.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05

,nd.y nsraiag Jan 81. A. her home gsaf
ulacs OAK Hrs > O. NAitleld afei yenrs
The deceased leavca thFse sous, besides othrr
"a friends during bef lifetime wnn alstys fpaul
hers irue seifaHefidclnE Chriaiiau woman III
ways ready ~ DO huf shsfc in lieving suf 2.
iar and distress and pDssssiug the happy
ftrnlty of fnsslHs friends o AL she mot isf
ilss will be sadly ioli In The circle Ia wuich she
moved
rho funeral services wpri CONDUCTED by REV
a w TlsNsrt a. The Epitilral enuroh IL this
risv aud thwremalns eefs utirfpi iu FalrsieN
ram 'ters Attended ~ a Ia fofIags ~ ffl n is
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-05
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