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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-11
CHASTITY VENGEANCE.
Deadly Duel on an Alaskan
Mountain Top.
SEQUEL TO A STORY OF PERFIOF.
Double Life of Baron OranoH When
Russian Governor of Alaska-Inside
History OF the Sale of the Territory to
the United States.

During the BLACKLIST days Of March tho
long line of packers passing over tho
Skaguay trail to the Klondikc were APP
palletl and Mortified at one Of the most
thrilling and awful sights that have yet
been witnessed in this land of startling
incidents and perilous risks.
For ono solid hour two mon of powerful
physique fought frighqfal battle on tic
brink of "a precipice coop feet above tn'
seething waters in the ca nyon below or
Il narrow path carved from the mnuntali
side, scarcely wide enough for two to piss,
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The States Duty to the Prisoner.

The average age Of the convicts of tn.
United States is not far from 26 years.
Therefore, the men, constituting this body
are undeveloped men, SO far as age is con
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me trouble with a great many men is
their own time
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N. STElNERT &S0NS Co.

The leading piano and music house own
Ing end operating fifteen large stores.
tsoie New England representatives for the
sale of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-11

Beans are a good feed because they are
heterogeneous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-11

Everybody seems to know just where
the north pole is, AMI yet no one is able
to find il.
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aa5. 1875
SD ANNUAL. STATEMENT.
OF THE ..,#
Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance &c
NEWARK, NJ. j.
AMZI DODD, President.
RECEIPTS IN 1897.
s11,S34,11.

RECEIPTS IN 1897.
Received for premiums. ... IS, COG. IS.
Received for interest and rents 1927, ~
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AN EVENING PARTY
or your every day table will be eats'r'
to by us in all the choicest tapie ",
cacies in canned, potted and deSn.'
meats, anchovies, sardines. sai.h''.
olives. preserves in glass, fruit, J'"rs
and jellies, and all kinds OF ca'i''es.
foods put up by the best canne's
Europe and America. Our nu,'e,
cheese and fine biscuits are unexceGe@
We also have a full line of choice ieS
and coffees.
HILL K LOCKE,
Augusta, Mainc'
fAnl az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
MURDER OF HARNESS.
OLD MAN WAS BURNED ALIVE, A
BLOW FAILING TO I<ILL HIM.
brush Was PILED on Him and Set on
Fire; lie Lay suffering All Night
and Was Then Burned.

I'll Campo, Texas, September 26.--An
atroclous murder was committed some
three weeks ago on Porters creek abop;
thirteen miles northwest OF FL Campo,
watch was just brought to light yesterday,
and the murderer passed through here to-
day in custody OF an officer.
otto Harness, an old German. and his
wife lived quietly alone, ana mis- nephew.
Julius Harmes, was employed this year
10 help him make his crop julius became
infatuated WITH Mrs. Harness, and II was
planned to get the old man out of the way,
They persuaded the old man 10 sleep on the
gallery one night and when he fell asleep
julius crept up and hit him on tn head
with an axe, julius and Mrs, Harness
then dragged the old man to tpa corn field
and ,Aen piled brush over his body and set
fire to II, Next morning they went out 70
bury the remains, but found that the fire
had gone out and that the old man was still
alive. They piled lot OF corn stalks over
the body and burned II to crisp. then
buried the eharred flesh and bones, The
officers deserve a great deal OF credit fol
f,rretlng out this diabolical crime.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
CITY DRENITtilS.

There Is an undellvered telegram at the
Western Union Telegraph office for II. A
Payne
The tic between Flaxman and Albreoht for
the Harrison medal viii he rolled of tonight
nj the Turner hall bowling alley.
The new school house In the West Houston
district will be formally opened aud dedicated
on Friday evening, September 10.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF the
First Baptist church viii give social In the
lecture room of the church en- Friday even
ing. the Both instant
Charles Kinzbach. u well known Houston
ian. who has been identified with the sheriff a
aud other departments OF the county govern
n.cnt. VIII begin the prao ticc OF law on Mon
day next
Lucia Moore, negroes, was given a pre-
liminary hearing on the charge OF felony ,heft
before Justice hin yesterday and was bound
over 20 await the action OF tho grand Jury In
the sum OF $500.
Some OF the leading republicans OF the city
have arranged TO entertain Hon. Il. d Hawiey
at the Eks club on Tuesday evening upon
the occasion OF his visit here to address the
South Texas Hay convention.
Tho advertisement social to be given by
the Christian Endoaycr OF the Central Chris.
tan church at the residence OF Mr.. j. H.
Roberts, 1903 Capitol avenue. has been
chanssd from Friday TO Thursday night Sep.
TENDER 20.
The Lexington. Ky, papers speaking OF the
recent visit Of Secretary Alger TO Camp Ham.
| iltop. refer to General J, n. waties' brigade
the Eighth Massachusetts,. Twelfth New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
COLLISION IN YARDS.

Ar accident on the Galveston, Houston
ana Henderson railroad IN the vicinity Of
the register office. near Forty second
street, at an early hour this morning
caused rain.ul though nrt necessarily Sc
rious, injury to two employees Of the roai.
Work engine No. 81. wiin SRgineer Jas
per n. Ward ut the throttle and Fireman
G.. r. King assisting him, was pulling out
with capoose attached when freight en-
CINE No. ~, with long string Of cars, came
moving slowly down the track. A mis-
placed switch caused the two heavy ma
chimes 10 come together with crash, and
when No. 1913 crew managed 10 get
Strengthened cut they found Engineer Ward
and Fireman King lying on the ground
with severe injuries, King was the moro
seriously hurt OF the two and was taken ID
the Scoly HOSPITAL. whore II was found that
he had dislocated the right shoulder and
that one of the bones of the right leg Just
above the ankle was fractured
Engineer Ward was taken to his home
at 2606 Avenue II and is. suffering from
nothing more severe than badly
wrenched arm and a bruised side obtained
when he was thrown from his engine.
The rolling stock was not very badly
damaged most Of the harm being confined
10 one OF the freight cars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28

and Twenty -nrst Kansas as the escort brigade
to Secretary Alger and his staff
A workman engaged in improving the resi-
dence OF Mr. w. &. Crane. In the Third warl.
was badly hurt by being knocked from ~
foot scafioid by piece Of falling timber ne
was Injured about the head aud shoulders and
was taken to his home on franklin avenue
Contractor Cahill Is engaged In putting IN a
Iot Of iran culyrrts TO take the place Of wool
en- crossings hitherto universally In ute "
this city Al the rate the work Is at present
progressing all the wooden crossings ~ Too
placed with castings.
The salvation Army had largely attended
revival meeting last night Rev. Elehwufcei.
a Methodist minister Of the cid school,
preached q splendid sermon, resulting IN TWO
men coming forward and coafesSing chanse
Of heart Rev Ingram viii preach tonight az
the Army hall and Rev. Eichwurcel again on
rt.-bt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
A DESPERATE THIEF
WHILE CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF
ROBBING A CHICKEN HOcsE
Wrcsts n Gun from Judge Dcvine
and Assaults Him with IL
Hntchet.

About o'clock yesterday morning an
electric burglar alarm. with which the
residence Of Justice Joe Devine on Wash
ington street, In ChaneyviIle. is equipped,
gave the alarm that some one was entering
his chicken house.
Tho Judge without stopping to dress
secured his shotgun and proceeded TO the
hen house followed by his wife he going
10 he from and she to the rear, The judge
had stationed himself in front OF the en-
trance IN a position ready 10 fire as tho
thief came out. In the meantime his wife.
who was the first to discover the thief from
the rear, gave a scream OF alarm. With
this Judge Devine rushed into the chicken
house and encountered the thief. whom h
describes as "A negro. rushing out. He
brought his gun down OIL the negro when
he pleaded FOR mercy, saying FOR God s
sake Judge, don't shoot
At this Judge Deylne lowered his gun
The negro Immediately took advantage Of
his uuguaried position, and grabbing the
gun, wrested IL from the Judge, at the
same time dealing him several blows over
the mead with a Ratchet using the sharp
ened edge. This Ratchet the negro is sup
posed TO have had with him for the pur-
lpSt Ol NHupplHE on Tue 0tduh OF ms
chickens as ne captured them to prevent
their making any nose as a sack evidently
intended TO carry off the dead birds was
found outside and IN this sack was a
chissl a convenient instrument for prying
open chicken house door.
Tho blows dealt MIR. Dcyinc rendered him
| hors du combat and over his blealflg
| body the negro armed with both gun aud
| Ratchet made his way out OF the chicken
| house but he bad nos more than gotten
| out Of the door when Mrs. Devne. with q
| bravery seldom found In a woman. crap
| Piled with him snl continued her griT
despite the fact that she was heing chopped
in the face with the Ratchet and beat Over
the head with the blunt end until she wac
dragged to the fence, through hole IL
which the negro made HIS escape into Glen
wood cemetery.
Judge Devine was bleeding profisel,
from ms wounds and was 50 exhausted
from loss OF blood that he had 70 be helpel
into tho house hy his wife, who WAS no
So seriously hurt,
The reighbors were quickly aroused an
medical attention secured.
The doctor found that judge Devinet
wounds consisted OF three deep outs will
the Ratchet one over the left temple, chip
ping Off piece Of tho akull about tn
size Of silver dollar.ani two other wound
on the top Of the head both reaching Il
the skull They are serious hut Will nara
iy prove fatal.
Mira Devlne's left check was laid ope
. with The blade Of the Ratchet and oh
received two confused wounds upon In
: head from it's blunt end and ono upon tn
, shoulder,
Sheriff Anderson Immediately went (
: work on the case and by noon he ha
lodged in iatl colored man suspected O
| the crime. hut as thsre appeared to b
, some doubt as Ia his guilt he Is maxim
q further search with the hope OF capturn
the party upon whom the crime can b
, positively fixed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28

case. Then, in addition TO this, Captains
Mccormick and Lambdin are still at work
perfecting the plans for the exchange OF
their respective commands and there seems
but little doubt that the matter can be
arranged especially since the war depart
ment has signifed its approval. Captain
Lambdins idea OF mounting his soldiers on
bicycles and detaching them on perma-
nent provost guard duty, has it's attractive
features and the men who propose to re-
main in the service will probably be anx-
ious to take advantage Of them.
During the meeting the committee ex-
pressed it's appreciation OF the course pur-
sued by Congressman Ball, Chairman
Browne and Mr.. Williams. and rendered Z
vote OF thanks to them for their efforts.
The total cost OF the movement TO date,
including the expenses OF the three rep
resentativts. telegraphirg etc. is $3.50
or this amount 5000 has beon subscribed
and partially Paid. The committee expects
the deficit of $3.50 TO be betrayed by the
friends Of the soldiers, and to that end
Treasurer Rechardt and Secretary Sher-
wood have prepared 10 receive contibu-
lions In any amount 10 the fund
The return OF the representatives. sent
to Washington and Jacksonville by no
means Implies that the good work is to be
stepped. On the contrary, the committee
has redoubed its efforts and further re-
suits may be expected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
HnrEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont--Wm. II. Gleason Dali
las. EA Hndehraudt Chicago, w H.
Boomer. TeXarkana, James Mcclure
Houston: T.. l.. Fulton. city; A. P George,
X .chmond; Il. r. Sewell, New York; j.
- Sanford. Texas; C II. Turner, Paies-
tina; VIM. Breustedt, Waco; VIM A. Garry,
Hal Reid, Miss Margaret Ellsmore, james
n Browne and wife. w II. Walter, I'D
Dupont, Fred c. Long. all OF Knobs o
Tcnrrssce" company; w. r. Teagarden'
Houston; H L. Dickinson and wife, New
York: j. A. Simon, New York
Hotel Gran1 arrivals Helen G. Kennedy,
Brownsville; Karl WEIGH, ST. Louis; w 7.
York, Newburyport, Mass; c. a. Gieson,
Vaudeville la: J. L. Mullen, city; y. \,
Warwick st. Louis: Il. j. Anderson. Fort
Worth; Mrs. NJ + Field, la Porte; w E.
johnson, New orleans; w. S. Toby, Il.
W. u, hlsndorf, st. Louis u. A. Stock,
New York: j. NJ. Halter, Victoria; VIM.
Thatcher. Bolton; James Kergan, Smith
WILLIE j. Albert Wray. Dallas; j. l., Beall,
St LOUIS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
THE llkE RECORD.
Child Hurncd to pieces.
lspeoIaI DIspALch 10 The Po.Ll

NEp'Nlht i'lSpi'Nh ~ ! ne lNsLsl
Ardmore. |. T. September u. News has
just reached hare from Elk, eighteen miles
northeast. that late Monday evening the
i-yoarold son of James Phelps, while
playing with matches near a can OF koro-
sene oil in the smoke hous7, ignitod the oil
which exploded and completely envelopcd
the little fellow In flames The family were
all absent except the chjd's grndmother
whose efforts to rescue the grandson were
in vatO- The smoke HOUSE as vel as the
adjoining dwelling was soon reduced to
ashes together With their coGtents. WheH
tho body of the child was recovered by
ncghbors his arms and legs were COM
plotcly burned off.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
HOLD HORSE THIEF.
Tried tn Take nm Animal Away from
Its Owner.

Cleburne, Texas, September e6,--Perhaps
the boldest attempt at stealing a horse
that ever occurred in Johnson county. or
elsewhere. happened Sunday night,
MIR, Guy pegues who lives three miles
south OF the city had been to church He
Embarrassed his horse and went into the
house 10 cat supper before he fed ana
put up his animal When he came out he
found man ready to mount hts horse
when the man saw him he jumped on the
horse and attempted to ride him away
anyhow MIR, Pegues grabbed the bride
and the man slashed him in the cheek three
times and In the LETT breast once with a
knife. But the owner held on Ia his horse
and finally got out his knife and slashed
tho thief ON the leg, This caused him 10
drop off the horse and run. The county
blood hounds We're put on his track but
could track him no further than place
where he had horse htched.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
Peters Company Piny ~ Return Date.
'i<nobs ~ Tennessee" Today.

The Peters Comedy company came up
from Galveston yesterday and appeared In
two performances at the opera house. pre-
senting My Boys" Mt the matinee and
THE King OF Liars" last night Both Of
these productions were seen here during
the engagement OF the company last week
and both were put on In u manner which
gave unlimited enjoyment to the com
paratiycly small but enthusiastic audiences
which the attraction brought out,
The Peters people We're billed for the
entire week In Galveston but came to
Houston in order 10 make room for the
Knobs o Tennessee" company which is
prevented from entering New Orleans by
the quarantine. This latter attraction Will
return to Houston today, but will appear
but once instead Of twice as has been an
nounced. The performance viii he given
this afternoon and VIII be what is known
as bargain matinee" the prices being
% and so cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
Residence nj walnut.

Last night at . O'Clock while the entire
family was at church fire was discovered
in the residence of Mrs John Elliott Only
a part OF the furniture was saved. ser-
Gus loss also wa cash AMI valuable papers.
Origin Of the fire unknown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Gctr1c Patrick Waived Examination
and Was Admitted to Bail.
A COLLISION IN G Il. AND h. YARDS
Engineer ward and Fireman King
We're Badly Hurt-Hurt by
Katy Train.

Galveston, Texas. September 27.--George
Patrick, the c1lored strike leader, who has
been under arreSs charged with conspiracy
ton. today waived exam nation and was
admluedNo bail in the sum Of $1,000. He
furnished bond without any trouble aud
Is now enjoying his freedom. In fact it
is said so many people, mostly politicians
offered to go on his bond tiat he had to
refuse several
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
Cotton roo Cheap To r,ca.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.

~ hNuis hiNpe- peutocTit.
Little Rock, Ark, September gi-sev.
eral planters in Eastern Arkansas who
mortgased their crops in orier 10 ob;a9a
supplies for the year have notified the
holders OF the mortgages that they will
not have the cotton gathered. claiming that
the low price % the product will not pay
them 10 have Il picked The finest aad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
COMPANIES q AND VI.
Journey 10 SIM Antonio Practically
without Incident.

San Antonio Texas. September q.
Companies G. and NJ of the Fourth Texas
infantry arrived here this afternoon at
about 23o O'Clock in special train over
the Southern Pacific railroad. and imme-
diately went into garrison at Fort Sam
Houston. The train was delayed several
houis at Rosenberg Junction, but other
wise the trip was made without incident
The intantrymen are delighted with their
rev and comfortable surroundings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
THREE HEROES HoNoREp.
A Happy Father Of Triplcts Has the
Opportunity.

jacksonville, Texas, September "A -
Madison county, for the first time in her
history, can boast of triplets. Thursday
night last was born to Mr.. and Mrs les
Gunter, respected and substantial citizens.
residing six miles east Of town three
girls, healthful aud Of average weight
Upon reliable information they are 10 be
ohrsiened respectively Dewey Sehley and
Hoh-on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28

Gainesville, Texas Septemb,s 26.-Fire
last night destroyed residence on North
Dixie street The residence was occupied
by Mrs. Lawrence and was insured in
Western for $3.50 and furaiture for $500.
Total loss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
= ~ - III q II IA.
Bears tina :, The Kind You Have Always Boupa
''s' Of &SZzlNel
HOUSTON GAS LIGHT CoNpAN

Reduction In price OF gas, After March 1
the rate for gas will be 81. so per 1000 cubic
feet for all purposes. Has for sale gas cook.
ing water heaters and general assortment OF
gas appliances. J. j. Meksever. general man.
ager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28
A DECIDED hit.

For extra fine shirt, Collar and Cuff
work. 81 packsri's, 9l2 Prairie avenue.
Phone $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-09-29
A CRITICAL Time
During the Battle
of Santiago.
SICK OR WELL, A RUSH
NIGHT AND DAY.

The Fuckers at the Battle Of Santiago
de Cuba We're AH Heroes. Their
Heroic Efforts in Getting Ammuni-
ton and Rations to the Front Sdved
the Day.
P. E. BUTLER, of pack-train No. 8,
writing from Santiago de Cuba, on
July 23rd, says: 1--WE all had diar-
rhoea in more or less violent form,
and when we landed we had no time
to see q doctor, for it was a case of
rush and rush night and day to keep
the troops supplied with ammunition
and rations, but thanks to Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, we r glad to keep at work
and keep our health I'm fact,I sincere
~ believe that at one critical time
this medicine was the direct saviour
of our army, and IL the packers had
been unable to work there would
have been no way of getting supplies
to the front. There we're no roads
that q wagon train could use. My
comrade and myself had the good for
tune to lay in = supply of this medi-
cine for our pack train before we left
Tampa, and I know In four cases it
absolutely saved life."
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers Of this medicine, the
Chamberlain MedicineCo 10. DesM Dimes,
Iowa. For sale by Woodbridge &
Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-09-29
NEW FIRM.
W. H. Roffstot Has Bought Out Baker
Il Ragsdale-A Splendid Young
Business Man Welcome
to Mexico.

The Mexico LEDGER takes pleasure
in welcoming W. H. Hoffstot, OF
Beatrice, Neb., to Mexico. Mr.. Hoff-
stot comes to Mexico well recon-
mended rs a young man of energy,
honesty and sterling worth. He ia
delighted with Mexico and il going to
help rs make a city of oar enterpris-
ing town.
Mr.. Hoffstot has purchased from
Baker & Ragsdale the 99-cent store, on
the east side of the square. In addi-
ton to the large line Of goods carried
regularly he will have q handsome
Christmas and holiday stock. We
regret very much to lose Messrs. Baker
& RagsdaIe from Mexico, but are glad
to have them succeeded by a gentleman
with the same push and enterprise.
The new proprietor has come to make
Mexico his permanent home and win
take an active interest in all matters
that tend to the Improvement of Mex
leo. Mr.. Hofstot asks fol: and is
worthy of q share of the public pa
tronape.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-09-29
A NEW FOE.
Germany's Plan to Secure the Philip
pines-Proposes to Aid Aguinaldo.

San FRANCISCO, CAL, September
GA former resident of the Philip
pines now in Frisco, who has secret
information of the plans of the Ger
mans to obtain possession Of the
islands, declares the German EN-
peror's plans include sending 16o, 600
rifles to Aguinaldo, with some trained
artillery officers, and when Aguinaldo
has proved successful in worrying the
Americans into relinquishing their
control of the islands, the Germans
will step in and seize the islands under
the plea Of protecting their trade. II
is claimed that the knowledge of this
plan induced the government last
week to order the dispatch to Manila
of 1000 volunteers in camp here and
to assign the battle ships Iowa and
Oregon to .Asiatic waters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-09-29
A FRIGHTFUL EXPERIENCE.
Mrs. Dickey, Of Long Branch, Finds
Her Husband in the Hog
Lot Dead.
From the Paris Appeal.

Mrs. James Il. Dickey, near Long
Branch, had an awful experience last
Tuesday, the shock Of which will
doubtless remain with her AZ long as
she lives.
About Q O'Clock in the morning her
husband started out to build a hog
pen. He did not return at noon. Mrs.
Dickey became uneasy and started
out to see what had detained him. The
sight that greeted her and the expe-
fence that followed was enough to
nave driven her mad. The body of
her husband, cold in death, lay upon
the ground and the hogs were roofing
and pushing it around. A few min
utes longer and they would have torn
and mutilated the body beyond &C.
ignition. There was no help in reach
of her voice and to leave the body
was out of the question. The only
thing for the heartbroken wife to do
was to build a pen about the body to
protec tit until she went for help. She
carried rails and built an enclosure.
God alone knows what she suffered a.
she worked.
Then she aroused the neighbors and
the remains of the unfortunate man
were tenderly carried back to the
home he left only q few hours before,
strong and vigorous. Heart disease
is supposed to have caused his death.
1t vas indeed a sudden call, but only
the day before he had expressed the
wish that when his time came he
should have a quick and painless de-
parture. Jim Dickey was prepared to
meet his God at any time. He was a
member Of the Presbyterian church
and lived up to his Christian profess
ions every day of his life. He was q
devoted husband and father, q gen.
erous, accommodating neighbor and
one Of Monroe county's most honor
ed citizens. A wife and three chill
dren survive him.
The appeal in common with q host
of other friends mourns with them In
their great bereavement.