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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
cnrrr of roLlcE SALE.


Notice II hereby given, that by virtue
of "A warrant for the collection OF dc
llnquont assessment FOR the improvement
described as follows; The Construction
ut drain in McClurc's Astoria,
duly ,ssucd hy lie Auditor and Police
Judge uf the Citv ~ Astoria, by direction
nf the Common Council OF said city, said
warrant being dated the llth day OF Aprll,
lNpS tn mo directed. and the assessment In
which specified amounting to the IN ~
Slh On with interest thereon from the SOth
dny III December 1877, at per cent per
annum. being against the following named
pcrHnn, tnwit. II, z. Ferguson, owner Of
Tho following described property, to-
wit. lot I, block sc, McClure's Astoria,
and against said described property, ana
which warrant commands me To levy upon
and mako sale nt said described property
i'm order To satisfy aald assessment, the
interest thereon and the costs and eN.
nunscs of sale, | did on the 9th day ~
MAY, 1895 duly levy upon the above de-
srrlbcd real Nroporty, and ! Will on the
.Sth day OF Juno, 1895 ut the hour ot
o'rlnck, In the afternoon Of said day, At
Inc Court House Door, In the city oi
astoria, County Of Clatsop State ot ore,
gon, scll sn.J above described property az
hubble auction TO the highest bidder for
cash, IT, s. Gold Coin, to satisfy said ns-
scsamcnt, the interest thereon. and the
costs and expenses OF sale, and accrulng
costs, o,.
May, 1898 ,o.
all.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

4 window full OF marked down millinery
will cause every feminine passer-by TO
pause. while not two out of the lot would
stop to consider a fine painting
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

There are very few men willing to stano
by the consequences of their own "S"-
ness.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
cnInr or poLIcIa aALn.


Notice In hereby given, that by virtue
~ q warrant for the collection Of q dr'
unquonl assessment for tho Improvement
described M f0ll1Whi Tho Construction
qt q drt'n IN Mclluro'a .Ah,otlh,
1Jly lthutd by the Auditor ana Poller
Judge NJ the CITY NJ Astoria. by direction
NJ tho Common Council NJ Anid city, hhih
warrant being dated tho I'm day NJ APRIL
lnij ne Greeted, hu' tho anannlllont W.
which specified amounting ip tho sum pi
thIO with interest thrruun from mo gun
day NJ December, iM, nt pnf cont pol
hhhum, being against The following nlmol
person, tuwil Dyson ~, WhhH, pWnor pi
the following described property, 70
VII lot T. block w. McCluro'p Astoria,
hnd against Hhd draurlbrh properly, anu
which warrant commands mo 10 lrYy upph
ana make sale NJ Hiid dHHHrlhcd property,
In order 90 satisfy utld hnHrHHnonl, th0
interest thereon ana tho costs ANA rA.
prnH,u NJ hHlo, dld on tho pth dhy ~
May, ltW duly luyy uppn tho above do'
trfbrd tunl property. ana ! VIII ot lhn
hth dny NJ juno, lHlH, az tho hour ~ =
o'clock Ia tho afternoon ~ said lHy, az
tho Court liuuln Door In the Guy ~
Astoria, County ~ tlntnOp, state ~ ore.
Hun, son nHid above duhrrlhrd property az
public auction 10 the hlRhrat hlddor fhr
Chhh, li "A. luld Coin tu ahtiHil Hrld ~
nOhhmcni, tho interest thereon ana lho
costs nnd expenses NJ Hilp. ANA aoorulhg
costs
Dajol at Astoria oregon tho On day OF
May, iEyi -
chief " Police, City NJ Astoria oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
Il. iIALLOCK.
'hlct u police. Clty u Astoria. oregon.
CHIEF or poLlcE SALE

Notice 10 hereby given, that By virtue
~ a warrant fof tho collection OF de-
linquent assessment Tor tho Improvement
described aa follows. The Construction
duly issued by tho Auditor and Police
Judge of the city ~ Astoria. bY direction
~ tho Common Council OF said city. said
warrant being dated the iith day OF Aprll.
iHis, TO me directed. and the assessment In
which nprrincd amounting to tho sum ut
80 0Q with m .cr Hst IN 'oou from ne 9th
day ~ December iN ht per cent per
Aunum. bvlug against tho following named
person. towit GuntAya Etlckncn. owner OF
the following described property. To-.
VII. lot T. block ~, McClurc'a Astoria
and against said drnrTlbcd property. and
which warrant commands mo to levy upon
and mako sale OF said described property.
IN order 90 satisfy said assessment. tho
interest thereon and the costs ana oV.
pcnsra " sale. I dld on the 9TH day ~
May ias duly lcyy upon The above de-
arfibrd real property, and l will on the
sth day OF June. 1905. ~ tho hour OF ?
% clock IN The afternoon of said day. a.
Tho Court House JooT IN the City 81
Astoria, County of ClaiAop. State of ore
enn, son said above described property at
public auction 60 tho highest bidder for
cash. n y Gold Coin. 90 satisfy said as
,rsamcnt tho interest thereon and the
costs and expenses of sale. and accrulnE
costs
Dated a, Astoria. oregon. the OH day OF
Z. HALLoCK.
CHIEF ot Police. GUY N Astoria. oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

London, Nay n The Mndrd corroa-
pondonl NJ lhr Mall loloRrnphai
Governor Goncrh August has a1ifm.
cd ihnt be- viii distribute otcry rife
and cartridge ho posnossos ana dcfrnd
Manila t0 the last
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

Tho very previous woman who has
her house cleaned and her rurs put away
long before anybody else thinks of doing
40 now shudderlngly regrets that she was
IN fnr In the lcad.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

The girl who wears particularly pretty
lace-trmmed pet,icoats is not over prim
in the attitude she assumes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
CLOSE UPON
THEIR HEELS
lconllnued from nrnt panel

land on forbidden ground llo WIS only
slightly wounded
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
cmEr or rollcE SALE

Notice ia hereby given iaat by virtue
~ warrant fuT tho collection NJ de-
linqurnt assessment for tho Improvement
described na follows Tho Construction
OF % drain IN Mctluru'H Astoria.
duly bruod hy the Auditor and Police
Judge NJ tho city NJ Astoria. BY direction
or tho Common Council NJ said city. ahid
warrant being dated tho llih day uf ApriL
1893 lu mo directed, ANA Tho assessment m
which uprginrd amounting tn the SUN ~
81 51 with interest thereon from lhr D'h
day II December, lU az per cent pei
annum. being against tho following named
rsfann lown. " T.. Whlicomb. uwuur ni
the following described property inwlt
und \, lot g. block 100. McClufc'u Astoria
and against said described properly ana
which warrant commands mo To- loyy upon
sui mako sale ~ said described property
In order 10 satisfy said assessment. the
inirfrat thereon and the costs ana uh.
ponn,a NJ sale dld on the on day nt
MAY. iNs duly levy upon inc above Dc
ucrlhrd real property ana ] wlll on ihu
Fth aay ~ June 1855 M the hour ~ 2
O'Clock in tho afternoon ~ said day, ~
tho court Iot1r Iuui ln fhr CITY ~
Astoria. County ~ ClAtsop. State NJ ore,
Hon srr said above described property al
puhhf Auction in tho highest bidder Tor
cash O. h unld Coin IN nhflufy said as
acnamrnJ. tho lnirfrAt thereon ana The
costs and expenses of aalr. ana aycrulng
costs
patci n, Astoria. oregon. tho 9Th day OF
T. HAtLock,
ghirf u Police. Guy NJ Astoria. oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
10. HALLOVK,
chief OF Police CITY OF Astoria, oregon,

II does not make the vegetables any
rrrahcr to have the huXtor inform you
what religious denomination he claims as
his own,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22

why Is 1t ones duty is rarely, II ever,
pleasant?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
chief W Police. City OF Astoria oregon.
CHIEF or POLICE SALE

Notice II hereby given. that hy virtue
of u warrant for the collection ~ de-
inaucnt assessment Tor the Improvement
described nH follows Tho Contraction
OF drain In McClurc'a Astoria,
duly lsnucd by tho Auditor and Police
judge NJ the city NJ Astoria, by direction
N thc Cannon Council uf said city. said
Warrant being dated thc iith day NJ April,
isos. To- me directed, ana The assessment W
which specified amounting tn the sum nt
50 on with interest thereon from The Alh
day ol December, 1897, ~ ) ncr cent per
punum, being against the following named
person, towlt, Bridget Allen, owner OF
Inc following dcHrrlhCd property, TO-
wit. lot l. block lOi. McClurc's Astoria,
aud against said described property ana
which warrant commands mo to levy upon
and make sale of said doHcribvd property,
In order tn satisfy said assessment, the
interest thereon and costs ana OK.
ponscn VI sale. | dld ON the 9Th day OF
May, isgS, duly lovy upon the above de-
acrihcd real property ana ! VIII ON the
Sth duy OF June 1895 nt tho hour NJ 2
O'Clock In the afternoon of said day, at
Inc court House Door IN tho CITY of
Astoria County NJ ClntHop. state NJ ore
son. sell said above described property At
pubilc auction To the hlghcHt bidder for
cash H. n Gold Coin. 10 satisfy said AS
acnAmeDt tho interest thereon ana tho
costs and expenses Of sale, and aecrulnE
costs
May. lNS ,.
chief NJ Police, City Of Astoria, oregon,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
cllrF oF roIicE BALE


Nollre IL hereby given that by virtue
~ warrant fnt tho collection ~ DO
linqurn, assessment for the Improvement
described 40 follows Tho Construction
~ drain IN Mccluru'H Astoria.
duty issurd hy the Auditor and Police
Judge NJ the City ~ Astoria by direction
~ Tho Common Council ~ said city, said
warrant being dated tho iilh day " Aprll
1875 ip mo directed and tho assessment ln
which aprrtnrd amounting tr the sum or
tis o. With intcrvHl thereon ffum The aih
day NJ December. 1871 40 4 per cent per
Annum. being against tho following named
person. towit. W. T. Whl,eomh. owner OF
Inc following described property. to-
wit. lot J. block ino. McCluro'n Astoria
and against said described property. ana
which warrant commands me On levy upon
and mako sale ~ said described property.
iu order Ga satisfy said assessment ihr
Interest thereon aui tho costs and cN.
penacs NJ sale. I dd on tho 9ih day %
MAY. lgN duly levy upon ,nr above de-
sfr.urd real property ana ] viii on the
Nlh daN NJ juno ieN Hl the hnur NJ :
O'Clock In the afternoon ~ said day, az
ihc Court House Door IN tho Guy ot
Astoria County NJ Cln son. State NJ orc.
ruH s,l said above described property at
public auction 90 the hlrhrut bidder tnr
cash 4 y Gold Coin. 20 satisfy said ~.
arnsmrnt the interest thereon and the
costa ana expenses NJ salr. and ArcrulnE
dated at Astoria. oregon. tho OH day OF
MaN iklf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-22
FREE TRIAL TO ANY HONEST MAN
The fOemos, World the Cure OWea Men Makes this O
HAPPY MARRIAGE, HEuTH ENERGY AND LONG LIFE.

IN nil the world toayin all the history OF the world
restored so many men as has the famed ERIE MEplCAL
This Is due to the nct that the company controls some
eoual in the whole realm of medical science SO mueh
that this grand old company now makes this startling
They will send their costly and magcally enecuye
n whole months course Of restorative remedies poSui
,ctho,f srpenss to any honest and reliable man =,
Not u dollar need I've advunced-not penny palo-u
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The Erie Medical ComlanyS applance ana temeu
been talked about and written about all over the W.
every man has heard OF them They restore or create
Strength, ygor healthy tissue and new life ,
They repair drains on the system that sap the energy
They cure nervousness dependency and all the effects
VI Tbav give mn Strength development and tone to
every porton and organ OF the body Failure is mpcSs
bic and age is no barrier ..u NJ,
tied by the company to short time and application
must be made at once. ,,,r,,,x, p,,rp,Y0
and give your express address as well as your
postofce Refer 10 seeing the account OF their offer
In this paper.
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Dansk Indf6Hret tables endvideIe nj den kvinde, som glitter sig
med en- Maud, som like har dmsk Indf3dsret.
Have Egtefplene Born sammen forinden Hgteskabets Ind
oaaelse. tobe B0rnene ligrledes dansk Indfpdsret, for ~nn vdt de ere
umyndige paa Diet 1idspunkt, da For@ldrene indgn K3teskab. Ere
de we'd Diet unynte Tidopunkt myndge, beware do dereS danSke ind
f6dsret.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-12-22
NATIONAL GUARDsMEN MEET.
Speaker Reed, They Believe, Prevents
Their Getting S1,O00,0OO.

Chicago, Dec. 15.-Nearly every state
and territory in the union was repre-
sented yesterday at the second annual
convention of the Interstate national
guard association. The convention,
which was called for the purpose of
considering plans for lettering the
condition of the national guard and to
take steps towards cementing the rela-
tons Of the regular army and the mill
tia OF the various states, was attended
by many officers Of volunteer troops
who served with distinction during the
recent war with Spain, as well as by
several officers of the regular army
Nearly 200 delegates in all were pres
ent. General P. H. Barry, second vice
president Of the association, who called
the convention to order, delivered an
address calling attention to the needs
Of the national militia in many states
Gen. Bend, chairman of the executive
committee, reported that the efforts of
the members of the committee to Sc
cure an appropriation Of $1,000, 900 for
the national guard from congress had
been so far unsuccessful, owing
chiefly, he said, to the opposition OF
Speaker Reed. The association voted
to continue its work for national ap
preparation. Some delegates advocaf
ed that double this amount should b.
asked. The election of officers will b.
held today
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-12-22
FEARS OF DROWNING .
William Rutgers Has Been Missing
for Two Days.
Madison, Dec. II.

Madison, Dec. II.
Fears are entertained of the drown
ing of William Rutgers, a boy of IS,
who lived with his step-father, Joseph
Brausen, across Lake Mendoza. He
started to skate to Ma Iison Wednes-
day evening, and has not been seen
since. 1t is feared that he met his
death in the lake, either skating into
an air hole in the dark, or the ice
breaking under him. The boy planned
to visit at the home of John Refs, 40
South Bassett street, (Mr. Refs being
a brother of Mrs. Brausen, the boys
mother). There was to be a party at
the house that evening. The boy
started at about the Morris cottage,
and the usual path lay in the direction
Of the second ward school house. The
dreaded open place which is said never
to close in the coolest weather owing
to a big spring below and in which
student lost his life IN an iceboat ride
two winters ago, lies to the west of
this path, but in the dark the young
man may have lost his course. The
parents did not know of the boys abb
sence until Friday when they came to
town. He had only about S1.50 in
money.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-12-22
A WOMAN'S WIT.
Plants the Stars and Stripes on Her
Pigsty and Saves Her Property.

Norristown, Pa, Dec. 16.-Bridget
Kelly of Conshohocken was acquitted
of the charge of assault and battery by
jury that would probably have ap-
plauded her patriotism, as told of in
the course of a trial, had the dignity CT
the court permitted such demonstra-
ton. She was sued by John Blake,
who is employed by James Beatty, the
nearest neighbor of Mrs. Kelly. Some
time ago Blake went to the Kelly
property to tear down a fence that was
upon land over whose ownership there
is a dispute. Mrs. Kelly planted an
American flag upon her pigsty and de-
fed Blake to advance. He did not
recognize the inviolability of the flag,
but went toward the woman and the
stars and stripes with great bound
Mrs. Kelly promptly Knocked him
down with a clothes-prop, and Blake
swore out a warrant for her arrest for
assault and battery on him. When
the jurymen heard the facts they
promptly acquitted Mrs. Kelly, stating
that, in their opinion, Blake was dis
loyal to his country by advancing upon
the stars and stripes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-12-22
MANY SOLDIERS NEEDED.
$4,000 in Cuba, $4,000 in Philippines
and 6,100 in Porto Rico.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Adjt.-Gen.
Corbin stated at the hearing before the
house military affairs committee that
the Cuban evacuation commission had
recommended that an army of $4,000
was requisite to maintain order in
Cuba. "As to the Philippines" Gen.
Corbin said, Gen. Otis thinks that 25,-
900 men will be required there. In
Porto Rico, the officers in command
say the force now on hand is about ad-
equate for requirements. The present
force there is 6,100. That makes ST.
900 men, leaving of the army of 10000
about 10000 reserves at home. 1t
must be borne in mind that the army
in time of peace is like insurance. 1t
is a preparation for an emergency. If
We had had such an army last June
there would have been no such loss of
life as occurred" He said it was i'm
possible to predict how long the troops
would be needed in the islands.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-12-22
RUSSIA WANTS LOAN
RUMORS TO THAT EFFECT PLEN-
TY IN CHICAGO.
CAR REPORTED HARDUP
Bank President Says That Foreign
Representatives Are Now in New
York Trying to Negotiate an I'M
mense Loan-Money Cheapest
Thing in America"

Chicago, Dec. 1S.-James E. Eckles,
president Of the Commercial National
bank, said yesterday: Il am credibly
Informed that a great foreign power
has sent representatives to the United
States and that they are now in New
York for the purpose of negotiating a
loan OF immense proportions. If the
source of my information is reliable, 1t
is the first case in the history of the
United States of a foreign power Dor
rowing here"
The Daily News says: The state
ment may startle the general public,
but in the financial world the report
will cause no establishment. For near
ly two months money has been the
cheapest thing in America as finan-
ciers phrase it. In Wall street call
loans are as low as ~ per cent, while
short time borrowers with approved
collateral are accommodated at 31a per
cent. in Chicago. Fairly safe issues on
investment securities have been almost
entirely absorbed. It is this condition
that has warranted foreign govern
ments in making overtures for a large
loan here. The borrower is supposed
to be Russia"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-12-22
GREAT SUIT ENDED.
Madison Lawyer Wins a Victory at
Eau Claire

Eau Claire, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE jury
in the case of Noah Shaw VS.. Fitch Gil
bert brought in a verdict after being
out all night of $4,000 for the plaintiff
This was the full amount of the dam
ages claimed. The suit was one of the
hardest ever fought in the circuit court
here and consumed three weeks in the
trial. The litigation grew out Of the
failure of the National Electric Manu-
featuring company of this city, the
plaintiffs claim to damages being
based upon certain alleged misrepre-
sensations of Gilbert, president of the
failed concern. Judge Helms of the
Hudson circuit was called in, Judge
O'Neill being engaged elsewhere. g.
M. Miner of this city and John M. Olin
Of Madison were attorneys for Shaw,
and Frawley, Bundy & Wilcox for Gill
bert. Attorney Olin's address to lie
jury, lasting through many hours and
covering in a remarkable manner the
manifold intricasies of the case, was
one Of the ablest ever heard in court
here. Mr.. Gilbert is a millionaire. The
failure of the electric company was
most disastrous, virtually all the assets
being consumed in litigation and the
report now is that other suits for re-
covery are in prospect.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-12-22

New York, Dec. 16.-Ex-Senator Cal
vim S. Brice died here Thursday after
noon. Mr.. Brice contracted a severe
cold week ago Thursday. Friday he
went down town to his office, return
ing home in suffering condition and
Saturday took to his bed and grew
steadily worse, finally succumulng to
pneumonia
At the time of his death Mr.. Brice
was president and director of the Lake
Erie & Western Railway company;
president and director Of the Sault Ste
Marie Bridge company; president and
director of the Cincinnati & Northern
railroad; first vice president and di-
rector of the Duluth, South Shore &
Atlantic railway; and a director of the
Chase National bank Of this city, Ho-
mer Lee Bank Note company, Pacific
Mail Steamship company, United States
Guarantee company, Welsbach Com
mercial company, Western Union Beef
company, and the Elkhorn Valley Coal
Land company. He leaves widow
and several grown children.
There are few men who have
achieved the success which crowned
the efforts of Calvin Stewart Brice
He was born at Denmark, O., Sept. II,
1916, and when but Is years old left
Miami university to volunteer in the
union army. After his term of one
years enlistment expired he returned
to college and remained until June,
1863, when he organized a company
and served with it to the end of the
war. He was promoted to lieutenant
colonel on the field of battle for "con-
spicuous gaIlantry," but the war ended
before he received his commission Mr..
Brice studied law and settled in prac-
tice at Lima, O.. He made a speciality
OF corporation law and soon acquired
distinction as railroad lawyer His
success was phenomenal, and as an
organizer he had few equals. 1t is
doubtful if any other man in the
country reached such prominence in
railroad management at so early an
age. He was interested in the con-
structfon OF the Nickel Plate road with
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-12-22
GEN. LEE REACHES HAVANA.
Many Prominent Friends Welcome
Him Back to the Island.

Havana, Dec. 15.-The transport
Panama, with Gen. Eitzhugh Lee and
staff on board, entered the harbor yes
terday. When Lee was informed OF
his appointment as governor of the
province of Havana, he said that he
was much gratified but had only
wished to serve as a military com
manda0t. He says he proposes to do
equal justice to Cubans, Spaniards and
persons Of all other nationalities.
Many prominent personal friends
called on the general when he arrived
here. Later ia the day Lee went to
Vedado and reported to Gen. Wade. A
battalion of the 18th infantry landed
from the transport Saratoga and
marched, with band playing and flags
flying, to Marianao. The soldiers were
followed by crowds of people. At ev-
cry street corner Spanish troops were
stationed. There was some enthusi-
asm in Cerro suburb. Havana is quiet
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-12-22

w. B. Howard and realized 81 ,000, 900
as his profit of it's sale to w. H. Van
derSilt. Mr.. Brice while paying at
tention to business also kept close
eye on politics. He attended every
convention and was worker, but re-
fused all nominations to office until
1890, when he was elected United
States senator from Ohio to succeed
Henry B. Payne. He remained there
eight years. In 1888 Mr. Briae was
Ohio's representative on the dtmo-
cratic national committee, chairman of
the campaign committee in the ensu-
ing national campaign and on the
death of William H. Barnum was unan-
imouSly elected chairman of the ma
nonal committee in 1889. Mr.. Brice
was noted for his active and energetic
habits, but he was a genial companion
and fond family man as we'll. To a
friend he once told this joke on his
early experience as a lawyer: He
won a suit before justice of the peace
and the opposing counsel took an ap-
peal to a higher court. In a few days
Mr.. Brice's client came to him and
said: Gal, l want to pay you what
owe you. AS this case is to go into
court, I'll have to hire a lawyer now"
This, however, did not put a damper
on his ambition, and he went ahead
and amassed fortune of many mil
lions
Private funeral services will be held
at the house Sunday. The remains
will be taken to Lima, Ohio, for inter
ment