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New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
GARCIA MAKES A DENIAL.
SAYS HE Is PATRIOT AND NOT IN THE PAY
OF THE UNITED STATES.

SAYS HE Is A PATRIOT AND NOT IN THE PAY
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Santiago de Cuba. Oct 16.--General Calixto
Garcia desires 10 contradict the statement made
h,, several newspapers that he is receiving pay
from the United States Government for his as
sstance in disbandng the Cuban troops ne
declares that he is a patriot and Is not in need
Of money.
General Garcia had long interview with
General Wood this morning, requesting trans
portation 10 Santa Cruz del Sur. He told Gen
eral Wood Il was important for him TO ne
there 'in order TO Illustrate the plot TO over
throw the supremacy Of those who had fought
for Cuba for three years. and to put in their
places non com batants and immigrants Cen
elal Wood agreed to provide him with trans
portation by the Bessie her next trip 70
Manzanillo which will probably he to-mor-
row.
General Wood has received orders from Wash
ineton to secure information as TO such places
in the Province OF Santiago as the Spaniards
are evacuating and to send troops thlther IN
rnediatev well as 10 take over the civil
government. He IS still awaiting news from
Holguin before sending the ID Immune Regi-
ment there.
The ice plant presented To Santiago some time
ago hv citizens Of New-York is nearly ready
for use 1t has A capacity of seven tons daily
and an annex for refrigerating meat
Last night fve American negro teamsters got
result that one teamster was killed. Some time
afterward the other teamsters attacked a po-
liceman. whom they dsarmed and beat severe
ly. The four are now under arrest
Owing to possible disturbances tonight. the
military guards were quadrupled and all sa-
looms were ordered closed.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17

ANARCHISTS PLOTTED AGAINST KING HUM
BERT AS WELL AS THE KAISER.

TsVI INI4N'
BERT AS WELL AS THE KAISER.
London. oct. 1.-THE Alexandria correspond
ent Of The Daily Mall" telegraphing regard
ing the Anarchist plot against Emperor Will
lam. which discovered on Friday. says
THE plot against the Kaiser is hourly proved
more important. each arrest disclosing new
ramihcations. The documents found disclose a
plot to kill King Humbert. already well ma
tured.
Fifteen persons. all Italians. have been ar
rested. The original plan was to throw bomb
OF guncotton and illuminate OF mercury on En-
peror Williams carriage in narrow street OF
Cairo. When the Egyptian trip was abandoned
elaborate arrangements were made by the con-
spirator to send confederates to Jerusalem to
carry out the plot during the dedication OF the
German Church OF our Saviour"
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
J. d. CRINHINS FOR JUSTICE DAILY
HE RELIEVES IN THE INDEPENDENCE OF
THE BENCH.


While Mr. Croker was expressing his wrath
at the action of the Bar Association In declar-
ing David Leventrtt not a At person 10 be
Supreme Court Justice. John D. Crimmins, one
Of the most influential members Of the Demo-
cratic Club and one Of the founders Of the orig
inal club was declaring his intention Of voting
for Justice DAILY TO whom Croker refused
nomination and who was nominated by the Re-
pubcans
II intend 10 vote for Justice DAILY" said Mr..
Crmn1ns to n reporter, "and don't expect 10
be read out Of the Democratic party for doing
40. In the case of judicial office. I do not
think it can be regarded as disloyalty TO the
party not to support its nominees II there are
those who are frightened by the bugbear OF ir-
regularity. which Mr.. Croker holds up in ac-
cusing Justice DAILY of IT for having accepted
a Republican nomination let them refect upon
the case Of Mr. Andrews and be comforted Mr..
Andrews. II will be remembered. after having
been turned down by Tammany Hall for Jus
tice Of the Supreme Court. accepted nomina-
ton at the hands Of the Citizens Union Yet
here he is the candidate Of the Democratic
party for the same office.
Il told Mr. Croker that II Democrats generally
had talked TO him about Justice DAILY as freely
as they had talked to me Justice DAILY would
have been renomnated by the Democratic
marty. My relations with Mr.. Croker have al
WAYS been very pleasant, and like and esteem
him very much but in this matter thIhh ne
has made a mistake
Mfr Crimmins went on to say that he thought
Justice DAILY would receive by far the larger
part of the Roman Catholic vote despite the
of Judge fltZgerald
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
BON4NZA SUGAR PLANTATIONS.
HONOLULU MILiIONAlREs BEHIND THE RE-
CENT DEAL IN HAWAIIAN STOCK.

uONOrJ-TJ' NIIIIONAlRES BEHIND THE RE
CENT DEAL IN HAWAIIAN STOCK.
San Francisco. oct 1G (speciaD.-The big deal
r. the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar COM
,an, hv which two Of the SpreckeIs boys were
ousted from control has sequel almost as sen
so,,oral Back Of the deal supposed to be
Daniel Meyer. n local capitalist. but no" II ieaNs
ont that Castle & Cook. Honolulu millionaires
furnished the sincws OF war, and are no" rea"S
g. control of the corporation q. p. Castle. who
&c tho head Of the firm, also controls the h""
Plantation Company, the largest ana richeS'
sucar estate in Hawaii the stock OF whlch SOU
recently AT 500 a share. Each snare was tle"
divided and the new stock now selIs III F-''
share .,o
All the details OF the big deal. whlch was 'n'
most sensational in the history OF the san frah-
cisco stock market for many months, were ar
rongod with great secrecy. Pollltz, the proker
y,ho managed the deal. visited Honolulu ostehsi-
bIv for his health, and there made arrangements
to deliver to Castle sixty thousand shares oi
stock This with what Castle ana ms irie"uS
hold would give them control Ihe SprecheiS
brothers sold large blocks Of stock. az they were
getting a big price. and they counted on pea'"e
down the price as soon as the annual e'eo'''"
was held I'ntil the day before the elec'"h 'he'
Thought they had proxies enough to control
Then the opposition showed It's haho' anu ''
Snrackels boys gracefully Ietie"; ,,,,o,,o,
'lra,i.,s ,,oragemept ~ the Eva Plantation
uiIi insnire confidence in his handing OF tht
Hawaiian Plantation property cl "u',n NJ, e. "a
ar,ount Of stock is held n Ne"-I"Ih' -
1tar,at,on this season Will produce sugar worm
&, Ino on and the Hawaiian Plantation apout
S12nnn1o II all the income were paid In diVi
Sands the stockholders would get 40 per cent
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
REFORMS UNPOPULAR IN CHINA.
EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY THOSE PROPOSED Il
THE EMPEROR

Tacoma Wash. oct. l5.-Accordng 70 advice'
brought by the steamship Tacoma from China ana
Jauan the Oriental press is s in an excited state
concerning the triumph Of the Dowager Empress
over the Emperor OF China. The press Is unable
10 solve the riddle Of the transfer OF power. The
Fmperor's proposed reforms were widespread ana
not at all satisfactory the masses. The last and
most radical change was contained In an edict
which proposed that the annual Budget should be
issued which should set forth the annual expenses
so the people could suggest reforms and means OF
economizing The Emperor advised the country TO
embark in the newspaper business for the purpose
Of educating the people. His edct conhscating
temples and other places Of worship for educational
PURPOSES opposed from all quarters; , ooo
A band OF desperadoos numbering 2c, with 100
disbanded Manchu soldiers. has taken possession
of the gold mines north of klrin. emma. ana Is
hinderiue Russian railroad developments
An uprising has occurred In HanAi; thlna, an.
the American Consul has been besought 10 protee''
the American missionaries The UPRISING was ii ioi
n.nted by a band Of pirates known as the lii"u
Society and the local militia Joined the tnieVc''
soldiers have been sent TO the scene , -. -
Floods In japan have done great u"'""e' ~
crops and many lives have been lost
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
SENIOR AGONC1LLo IN PARIS
-,.,>rDo,s ENVOY DESIRES TO SEE The
PEACE COMMISSIONERS.

por,s oct 16-senor Agoncillo special envoy
ru,~,ro insurgent government, arrived at
Tto -, Ia Touraine TO day and reached Paris
.xtr afternoon. He has apartments at the
-, continental. on the same floor with the
1.,,ors % tho United States Peace Commls,
nie,' "bom he came to see regarding the late oi
~ stoi, ,D,I,nninns hut whom he has not yet met
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
FILTPINCS RESIST AMERICANS
REFUSAL TO ALLOW AN OFFICER OF THE
RALEIGH TO LAND WITHOUT AGU1-
NATDO'S PERMISSION

Manila. Oct. 16.-The insurgents at Lagaspi
have prevented the American steamer her
manos from loading or unloading. on the ground
that there were Spaniards on board.
They also -efused to allow an officer OF the
United States cruiser Raleigh to land without
permission Of General Aguinaldo
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
NO NEWS RECEIVED HERE.

me Office OF the Atlantic Transport Company ~
." Broadway. open yesterday from r. H.
p n. and a number Of friends or passengers
VI the wrecked steamer Mohegan called at the Of
~ Ihey received little. Il any. satisfaction as '''e
eeh's OF the line had no other news Of the wrecA
-sh that which published in the morning
papers
q 'un report was expected from the Lohao"
.hs OF the line, hut up to the time of cosihs tle
me- me- no word had come from them except that MI.
N'arns Of Williams. TORY d Fields the Lond'h
,s'nA' had chartered tug at Falmouth and gone
IN. he scene Of the wreck. and that he would send Il
snd sndected list u the passengers on the steamer
srr,,W those who were saved. His report nld hD,Ii
ale to-day
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
NR. STRAUS SEES THE SULTAN.
CORDIAL RECEPTION OF THE AMERICAN MINIS
TER AT THE PALACE.

TER AT THE PALACE.
Constantinople. oct. 1G-The Sultan to-day gave
an audience to Oscar s. Straus, the new United
States Minister with the customary ceremonies
Of reception. which was Of the most cordial char
acter
His Majesty expressed pleasure at seeing Mr..
Straus again and his hope that the excellent re-
lations that prevailed between Turkey and the
United States during Mr. strauss previous term
at Constantinopo would he maintained
The Sultan added that he undt tood the United
States proposed to raise the American Legation
10 the rank OF an Embassy and 20 make Mt
Straus au Ambassador q suggestion WhlCh. ne
observed. was being carefully considered by the
ottoman Government r, a., o
visited the Porte and then the American colony
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
roucrD CATGHT ~ STLESIA.

Vienna oct ia man about twenty-five years
ho gives his name a. Antoine Nanquetto
Dcg,an, D representing himself as tourist ard the
.on Of philadelphia electrisian ~ nItrdn ma sssa for
rested a, TO- pass twenty-eieht forged Bank Of
Tnsland 10 notes He speaks Ensnsn ~ anu gang of
international forgers. Instead OF all Afnef
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
fACTAS STARTS FOR SPAIN.
PORTO RICOs CAPTAIN-GENEHAL LEA I'D
THE IsLAND-COMPLETE POSSESSION
ON OCTOBER IS

washinrton oct. 1G.-Late last night the ioi-
,ou,,ny disnatch was received by Secretary Al
ger from General Brooke. in command oi '"'
American forces in Porto Rico:
San Juan Porto Rico, October TO- lNo.
Secretary Of War. Washington.
4 Spanish transport sails .o-day with three
b,,ndred men. This Is a ship sent from Cupa
loaded with men from there Another SANS To-
morrow with General Mac!as and Law men men
Another ship is expected here on the i'tn.
complete possession will be accomplished on
the 18th. hl'O'Ni'
supplementing the above dispatch another
was received tonight by Secretary Alger from
General Brooke reading follows:
San Juan. Porto Rico october 10 1898.
Secretarv of War Washington.
Canfain- General Macias sailed for Spain this
morning with most Of his stan.
" BROOKE Chairman.
on Tuesday the United States will take pos
session formally Of the island Of Porto hico'
Nv that time most Of the Spanish officials ana
troops will have departed for Spain Those re-
naming at that time will leave the island as
soon as transports can be secured.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
.rr,mrp nIMIGED II COLLIS[ON.

shields Oct 1.-THE Danish steamer Venus cap
,oin Iund which sailed from steitin on Octooe'
and from Shields October A. for New YORK.
,s,urued to port to-day. with her rtarboard , DOW
...ith the steamer Trpeth, OF LONDON. whcn was
Sornd in The Urpeth was slightly damaseo'
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17

Cen4a Island OF Crete oct. 16.-lsnail Bey. the
Turkish Military Governor. this evening informed
The Admirals OF the foreign warshlps mat the
crltan had ordered the withdrawal OF all the
r-,,rL,sb troops in crete, In compliance with the
to,n, note from Great Britain. Russia. Italy and
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17

rba Rcd u Line steamer Maracaibo left New
york on october T. for curacao and Maracaloo' b"
,rav OF Ponce p r. Her owners are Bouiton
puss & Dallett She was built In Philadessphla. !.
iSea Her dimensions are: Length ~ L.
L-eadth a feet. depth. 1876 feet; gross tonnage
oso. net tonnage, gf-
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
CROWDS IN JERUSALEM

Jerusalem, oct. 1s.-The city is already over
crowded with visitors. chiefly Germans. awaiting
the arrival OF Emperor William.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
THE FORTY-sENENTH AT SAN JUAN
IF ALLOWED TO LAND 1T WILL THE FIRST Rh'i
MENT TO ENTER THE CITY.

r
Washington oct. ls.-The following dispatch was
received at the War Department this evening
San Juan. Porto Rico. October ~. lSs
Adiutant-Ceneral. Washington.
The 47th New-Y York arrived at San Juan p m
yesterday. 80,
7, &c presumed by the War Department oiicias'
,,,sn,uch as nothing is said to the contrary that
the regiment was permitted to land at San Juan
:, was feared that objection might be raised ny
the spanish offcals to the landing OF the regiment
-, e.. 1rsr before formA. possession was yielded
~ 60 r,can forces on October IS II the regl-
mont ha- landed Il has the honor or being inc
first American organization to enter the cap'd' oi
Porto Rico. - a.. ror.o ptcap
t-,-acuation Commission ard IN command or the
,,nnrican troops on the island. IS making arrange
mcnts for the accommodation Of me Ainericamn N ?
fnrres - he stationed at San Juan. The barracks
trmerlv occupied by the Spanish soldiers were
FOUND 10 be totally unfit for u9n D! nnsd -.
c.atoe troous General Brooke is having tnem re
rn,n5oilod adding officers quarters ana otherwise
ni9cing thern in a habtable condition.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
GPlNT TO COMMiND AT san JUAN

Ponce. Porto Rico, oct. 16-Ihe stars anu
S,ripes will be formally raised AZ "'" Juan
or Tuesday. ~ III, =.
Brigadier General Frederick H. u'an' w.
" ,,o,d of the district OF san JUAN
e.,,r,oirg the Jurisdictions OF Arecibo, Baya-
- a,d Uumacoa with the adjacent Islands
rx,n,a,er-General Guy v Henry VIII be given
'.,n,n,ana OF the other portions of Porto RICO
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
TUr vtR4CAIBO ASHORE.

Maracalbo. oct 1.-THE steamer Maracaioo can
tain Reith is ashore on Parasuahd' peninsula
of Venezuela
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17

HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF POLAND
are received daily from Names famous 'p'"s
Advt
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
AMONG THE VICTIMS OF THE MoHEGAN.

''VN' IHE VICTIMS OF THE MOHEIAN.
beeoo. Ohio. oct l6-H ". Frazer. well
ST., Ioiedo attorney. has received word that MS
tlos,a Miss Mary Frazer. Of Marion. IND, was
q F,.iLhe me steamer MOhegan, wrecked on the Cpast
q o"ss,,ahp on Thursday. Aftor persistent enorts
he lo.,,e her he has reason 10 believe her among
New-York tribune., 1898-10-17
TRANSPORT REACHES SlN FRANCISCO.

Gan Francisco. oct. l6-The United States trans
or, Pennsylvania arrived his morning. thirty
three DAYS from Manila by way Of lioLolulu Ine
pnnnsvivania brought back nine soldiers from
Manila and sixteen from Honolulu.
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Avoid An Early Grave.

How often do we hear, that the ave-
nue. to an early grave was opened by
neglecting a slight cough and cold.
Profit by this truth, and provide your
self with DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. which
instantly cures all throatandlung afIec-
tons. Mr.. w. II. Mahoney, Lowell,
Mass, writes 'lI was taken sick with
bad cold. The doctors did not seem
to help me, and everybody said / was
getting consumption, when a relative
recommended DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
/ got a bottle and it helped me, and
after taking two BOTTLES l was cured,
to. the surprise of everybody. I shall
always recommend it to my friends,
as know it to be sure cure" DE-
Bulls Cough Syrup is sold everywhere
tor25 cents. Don'tacccpta substitute,
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as negroes simply, but as American sol
diers Fight and die, II need be, like
American More of us, yea, all OF us
will follow if necessary, in the name OF
humanity. America and King EN-
manuel"
The speaker was cheered again and
again.
James H. Young responded in STIR
ring and eloquent speech, pledging him
self and those who had volunteered with
him to 80 wherever duty called, and to
uphold in battle or out Of battle the dig
nifty and courage of their race, and de-
fend with their lives, If need be, the
flag of our common country.
These speeches and the other exercises
had. by the time the train arrived,
stirred the mighty throng to high
pitch of enthusiastic emotion, which
broke forth into a great and touching
acclaim as the train with its two hun
dred colored volunteers slowly moved out
of the station.
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE AM
LOT.

BY virtue of power conferred upon me
by n certain mortgage deed, executed by
James Whitaker and wife, Caroline, as
evidenced lay deed recorded i'm Registry
Wake county, in book lib, at page go,
will offer for sale, to the highest bidder
for cash. at the court house door, in the
city of Raleigh, N. c., on Monday
June 81, 1898, at II o'clock. m. the
land in said mortgage described, being
in the city of Raleigh, on Haywood
street, beginning on said street ut the
northwest corner Of Thomas Pence line
thence north along said street 40 feet
10 Aaron Birdsalls restaurant corner
thence east along his line 135 feet
thence south 40 feet thence west with
Thomas Pence line 1876 feet to the be-
ginning, containing Il of an acre ana
known ms the residence of said James
Whitaker.
b. +. MONTAGUE, Mortgage.
Raleigh, N. c., May rs, 1898.
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FREE CONCERT TONIGHT.

Some of the Best Local Talent VIII
Appear at the Academy Of Music in
Vocal and Instrumental Selections
The public is invited to concert t,
be given at the Academy of Music to-
night. for the benefit Of local fraternity
orders.
No charge for admission but a collec
ton will be taken for the purpose
named. Much of the best musical tai
ent in the city will appear. The pro-
gramme is as follows;
/. Piano Solo-"Concerto in A Min
or" (First Observation-Disclosures
Miss Marguerite Exum. Orchestra ac
compartment on second piano. Miss
Maggie Moring.
2. Vocal Solo-"0 Milo Fernando, >
(Donizetti) Miss Gertrude Bush.
3. Trombone Solo Polka de Con
cert" Brooksl-Mr. j. ID. Turner.
1. Vocal Solo-"Cuclloo Song" (Abt)
Miss Mary Mackay.
). Vocal Dnett-Scene from David
the Shepherd Boy" (Roo0. JAS
Reed and Chas. Newcomb.
Is. Piano Solo-"polka de la RENE. -
qlaffl Miss Maggie Moring.
4. ocdl cOlo Selecteu, MIS-. D.. -
Thomas.
s. Recitation "Just Like Other
Folks (Chas. Sherman Haight.) - Miss
Edith Butler.
g. Vocal Solo O. Trnst On, oh. Lov
ing Heart Trust On" (Gattschalk) b
'''Fhe Robin" (Neidlinger)- Mrs G. w
Bryant.
10. Piano Solo-"The Earl King. -
schubert Liszt), Miss Marguerite
Exum.
H. Vocal Solo Ballad, Mrs. JAS. Me
Kimmon.
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NEM RESInENcES.

ID. Getay 4 Co. who have recently
opened an office in this city in charge
Of T. X. Thompson. agent, have re-
Gently closed contract for completing
Il magnificent new residence for AR.
Ashley Horne. OF Clayton, n. G.
The firms contract will cover the
hardwood interior fnish plastering.
painting, heating and lighting. 1t is to
be one Of the handsomest residences in
the state.
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that his time has come Death is only a
question of moments; but not one man III a
thousand realizes that when little extra
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Rattlesnake poison is good deal quick
er than bile poison but the latter will DO
Just as deadly work if it keeps on accu
mulating in the system. Probably two
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The experience of Mr. Val Burkard living at
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My appetite increased wonderfully and I have
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COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS A
THE A. AND NJ. COLLEGE.

Public duties of pressing nature have
forced Secretary Wilson to remain in
Washington this week, and hence he
cannot keep his engagement to deliver
the commencement address.
Hon. w. II. j. Ham, the celebrated
Georgia lawyer humorst and orator,
win take his place and make the address
tonight ut $3.50 o'clock.
The Raleigh public is to be cOngratu-
lated upon having this opportunity to
hear Mr.. Ham, and we have no doubt
that he will be greeted by a large
audience.
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DIR. KELLY IN THE CITY.

On Sunday afternoon DR.. Howard
Kelly. Of Baltimore. arrived in Raleigh,
IN response TO a telegram from DIR. a.
h. Hawkins, to see Mrs. DIR. A. II.
Hawkins. who has been quite i'll for
several days. DIR. Kelly is one of the
famous surgeons and specialists of
Johns Hopkins hospital, of Baltimore.
He takes rang easily with the worlds
leading specialists. and is perhaps the
worlds greatest living surgeon.
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A CHURCH BLoWN DOWN.

Mr.. Hal y. Rand, OF Gamers station,
telephoned the News and Observer last
night that the storm at that place yes
terday afternoon, was very severe. 1t
totally demolished the new Christian
church at Garner. which was just being
completed.
1t blew down number of shade
trees and did considerable damage to
growing crops.
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Thousands OF sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds. bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe. and all throat and lung diseases.
Heartt Il Heart.
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Provident Savings Life Assurance So
ciety Of New York business in force
$S7 000,000), wants a few men to put in
charge of districts. with exclusive terri
tory in North Carolina. Liberal cone
tracts to good men. Answer with refer
ence, etc.
J. STERLING JONES, Manager.
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Trio is what it's name implies, a com
bination of the finest mahogony wrap
per, the nichest and purest Piedmont
filler and the best type of workmanship.
Manufactured by The Dalton-F arrow
Co., Winston, N. @.
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nIEIl.

Ethel Elizabeth Parish, the infant of
Irwin and Minnie Taylor Parish, died
yesterday at a. m, and viii be buried
from the Taylor home to-day in Oak
wood cemetery. Services at the home
at 10 o'clock.