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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
Dewey Lays the Corner Stone
OF dewey Hail."
THEN HURRIEs TO BOSTON
Magnificent Reception to the Hero OF
Manila BAY at the Hub. lie Rides
. at the Head OF a Mon
stor Parade.
(By Telegraph.l

SOIrHFIELD, VI. Oct. 1;.-rhc
little village Of Northlicld in the very
heart of the Green Mountain state, and
the home of the Norwich University
at which Admiral Dewey was a cadet
and was grounded in the principles of
military training, today greeted the ia
nous naval officer.
The occasion was the laying of the
corner stone OF Dewey Hall. a building
made possible by voluntary contribu-
tons from prominent alumni of the
university.
The exercises began with an intro
ductory address by Commander Brown
president Of the university where were
introduced Col. Henry o. Kent. of Lam
caster, y. H., senior member Of the
board of trustees Of the university
and class mate Of the Admiral Col
Kent delivered an address of welcome
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
Carter H.bsa. corpu. p,ocsea,ns..

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Genlral John
W. Clous, judge advocate glneral, OF
the Department of the East, Is counsel
for Captain R.K. Roberts, Command
ant Of Governors Island, t4day filed
the briefs for the respondent in the
Carter habeas corpus proceedings Alb
raham J. Rose, counsel for Elk Captain
Carter has the privilege, after LOOKING
over these briefs, Of filing his fina
briefs with Judge Lacombe This he
will probably do tomorrow morning anc
Judge I4acombe is expected to make hi:
decision in the case earlv next week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
DEWEY IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, Oct. l3.-Admiral Dewey
and u small party of friends. including
his son and Lieut.. Brumby. left North
field. Vermont. at 1880 this afternoon,
on special train of two parlor cars.
AT every station there was cheering
crowd and occasionally a grand army
post would be drawn up in line Statutes
We're fired with torpedoes, or With rifles.
At each station the train was slowed up
so that the people could see the Ad :
mral, who sat at the windows in the
rear car.
PARADE IN HIS HONOR.
Fully $4,000 people We're crowded in
and around the station and in the
rush tc get look at the hero he was
Well nigh carried off his seat He was
greeted by Mayor Quincy and deleg:,-
tons representing the Home Market
Club. the Chamber Of Commerce and
other municipal bodies. The Admiral
rode at the head of a column of ! .OOO
war veterans through the principal
downtown streets to the Hotel Touraln.
winch will be his home during his
three DAYS stay. ~
All the streets We're profusely decorat-
Cd and crowds lined the sidewalks. Red
ire was burned lavishly.
me Admiral after dinner witnessed
a tine display Of fire works on Boston
Common. from his apartments in the
h"sei and retired soon afterward.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
WOULD NOT WORK WITH NEGROES.
Mill Hands Objected and Went On q
Stptke.
tBy Telegraph.)

GAINESVILLE, GA, Oct 1s-Thc
operatives Of the Oxford Knitting Mills
che of the largest manufactures bf th;.
city, entered into a strike SATURDAY.
morning last, because of the placing If
a negro man at work among the White
employees.
The negro man was placed in kheEmil
by w. NJ: Howard, the manager. For
about eighteen months three olret ne
groes have been working at he mill.
but in departments shut out from the
view of the white men and tomen.
The mill has closed down tntil the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
Work for M,liOparators,
.(Rv Telepranh

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, Oct. 13.--Ar-
arrangements have about been competed
FOR doubling the capacity Of the Dallas
mil, located here. The addition will
cost about $700,000 dollars and will re-
SUI N the steady employment OF Lao
more operatives
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
P1vsBuRG. 5; LOUISVILLE, ?

PITTSBURG. Oct. 13.-Leever did not
give a hit until the seventh inning
Flaherty was hit freely throughout. In
Louisville's ninth inning. after four
runs had been made the result OF the
heavy fog and smoke cnveloplns the
field the umpire called the game,
throwing the score back to the eighth
inning Although the sun was shining
SwartwOod called the game because the
ticlaers could not be seen by him from
the home plate.
Score: ..0" it.t1.i
Pittshurg $780,. 0 Q 90 -
! ,o,,isyil]c 0 0 O 0 0 IL 4
| Batteries: Lcever and Bowerman
Flahcrty and I.atimer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14

Slams Grown Prince having colnplet-
cd his education at Harrow, his broth
er, Prince Rangsit, has now been sent
to England to school.
Theater omnibuses have been started
in Paris. which leave the chief theatcrs
after the performances and so out to
six residence quarters for the present
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
BOERs AT LAINGs MEX.

LONDON, Oct 13.-The second edi-
ton Of the Standard says that a dis
patch from Ladysmith, dated yester-
day morning. says it is again reported
mat the Beers have occupied Iaings
Mex. the younger Burghers insisting
upon the occupation, despite the more
prudent counsels.
Telegraph wires connecting the Free
State have been cut and an immediate
advance Of the Beers is now anticipat-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
Indictment xo.le pr.seq n,ea.
(By 'rclegraph.)

a WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct 80
Judge Bradford, in the United States
District Court today. granted 70 Dis
trict Attorney Bryne, permission 70
enter nolle proseuui in the case Of
United States Senator Richard r.
kenney, indicted for conspiracy and
aiding and abetting Samuel ". Boggs
defaulting paying teller OF the First
National bank, of Dover. who robbed
the institution OF S107, 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
SorEs OF raE GK,D1RoN.
High School and Cadets Play to p
Close Tie.

rhc Newport News football team was
,.u1 prlcticinc in uniform yesterday AT
.ernoon ana made a good showing. Inc
mana cement expect shortly to an
n,,unce the Forthcoming game WITH
Portsmouth.
The High School team and tn" eiaver
CT the Newport News Military Academy
played to tic on the Casino yester
fav afternoon, the score being to 0
The Iine-uD was as follows:
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ON THE DsAa1osD.
BALTIMORE. s: BROOKLYN.

BALTIMORE. $: BROOKLYN. 2
BROOKLYN. Oct. 13.-The Baltimores
caught Dunn mapping in the first in
ming today and before they could be
Sc Mt to the field. six Of them had cross
ed the plate four Of them on a four
bagger by Kcister. Sheckard also sup
piled a homer later. Brooklyn could
not bunch their hits off Kitson. ATTEND
tendance, 100.
Score: lih.E.
Baltimore ... 6 0 O110 -S IL l
Brooklyn .. 0 ! 0 Q / 0 % S .
Batteries: Ilitson and Smith; Dunn
and Farrell ~ - ---- ----- u
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CANADA SENDS TROOPS.

OTTAWA. ONT. Oct. l3.-At 4
meeting OF the cabinet a decision was
reached to send 1000 Canadian soldiers
TO South Africa as CanaClas contribu-
ton to the British force now lighting
the Beers. This is double the number
of troops asked for by the imperial
government. ".#
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
TRAIN DESTROYED.

CAPE TOWN. Oct. 13.-3:l4 A. Nj
y dispatch from Vdyburg says that an
armored train has been destroyed 1t
is feared that much loss Of life will re-
suit. The news has been officially con-
firmed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
Bank Robbers Get Away With So, 500.
(By Teiegraph.l

Z : =
ST. LOUIS, MO. Oct. 13.-A special
from Nevada, Mo. says burglars en-
tered the Farmers Bank at SchelI
CITY, near there. last night, blew open
the safe and secured $500 in cash With
which they escaped. Previous to the
bank robbery the town Waterman was
CAPTURED on the street by armed men
and bound and gagged. The robbers
left no clue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
YELLOW JACR,S RECORD.
Warm Weather Continues in the Fever
District. S-w Cases Yesterday.
CBy Telsg: aph.

JACKSON. MISS, Oct. 1S.-One new
case Of yellow fever is reported this
morning. Two suspicious cases are IN
der observation. The continuous warm
wea:he: is somewhat unfavora Bile for
stamping out the fever
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
BURGHER'S ADVANCINC

LADY SMITH, Oct. 12.-Delayed in
transmission.)-Con has been
received here that a force of Burghers
from the Orange Free State, is advance
,1ng through Intwo pass. Seventy men
of the border mounted rifles have been
sent to support the cavalry Outposts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
BOSTON. j: PH1L'A, 0.

BOSTON, Oct. 13.-Bergen's two bag
ger and Hamilton's single in the sixth
inning scored the only run of the game.
Both pitchers were very effective. At
tendance, 1890.
Score: ... -.. h.h. -.
Boston 900 oo10 ok A
Philadelphia J. 0 0 y Q % .
Batteries: Nichols and Bergen; Piatt
and Mcfarland. .u"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14

ciscs were limited to speaking and the
review of the First North Dakota vol
unteers.
At $3.50 the presidential train was
transferred to the line of the Chicago
and St Paul railroad depot and &C.
parted for Aberdeen. S. D.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
Boer Forces Invading Natal En-.
gagged by the British.
RESULT NOT YET LEARNED
Action Probably Took Place in the yjcip
sty OF Van Reenan's Pass. Gen. Sir
George Stewart W hite In Conn
mand of British Troops,
(By TeleSranll.)

LONDON, Oct. 14.-An IIdinburg,,
paper. The Scotsman, this morning as
sorts that q battle has taken place be-
. tween General Sir George Stewart
White commanding the forces in Ma
tai. and the Beers. who entered Natal
by way Of Van Recnan's pass. Gen
White. The Scotsman says, is very
sanguine of the success of the British
movement.
REPORT is CREDITED.
The foregoing report is considered TO
be correct. as late last night. the war
office had news of a British advance
from Ladysmith and was hourly ex-
peC1ing further intelligence.
\ dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
from it's correspondent in Ladysmith,
dated at noon on Friday, says:
"A strong mobile column under
General Sir George Stewart White ac-
companicd by General Sir Archibald
Hunter, proceeds before daybrcak this
morning toward Acton Homes for the
purpose of accommodating. General
Whites object was to observe what was
going ~ and also to test the mobility
and efficiency OF his forces. All the
men are Well andI the weather is now
fine -.
LULL EXPECTED.
according to dispatches from Lady
smith to the Standard and to the Daily
Telegraph, dated Thursday, heavy
storms have begun and forage is scarce
on the veldt.
Therefore nothing is expected to hap
pen for 4 few days, unless the Beers.
should threaten the British line of de-
Tense drawn from Glencoe junction t.
ladysmith. In this case, according TO
the dispatches no apprehension is felt
us TO the result. General White has
twelve guns and the Beers have eleven
Beers ATTACK Al.AFEI<lNG
The Daily Nails Cape Town cores
rondent telegraphing Friday evening.
says:
4 learn on good authority that the
Roers are attacking Nafeking. They
are reported to have already suffered
several repulses. 1t is generally ad-
mltted that Nryburs cannot stand a
strong EOer attack"
According to the Daily Mails Cape
Town correspondent. Mr.. Schreincr.
premier of Cape Colony. will unreserv-
eddy support the imperial government
His previous reserve was dictated by n
desire not to drive the extreme Dutch
residents to excuses.
According to the same authority the
railway department had early intilna-
tioil oi the lnIentl0n OF the Beers TO
destroy railway bridges over fourteen
streams and sent adequate forces to
protect these points. The result was
That the Beers postponed their at
temptS.
THE rCOMMANDANT GENERAL.
EVart Grobler. member of the Volks-
raad for Philipopolis. has been elected
commandment general of the Free State
forces. He is only So years Of age. is
was educated and was Free State Del
cgatc to the Chicago exposition
The correspondent of the Daily Mail
further states that the Free State
forces have completed all preparations
for the destruction of the Bothulie
bridge when that action becomes nc
cessary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
FOR PRoTECvIYoN or MINF,s

4 BERLIN. Oct. 13.-The German for
eign office informs the Associated Press
that Germany would gladly cooperate
IN courteously, though urgently
Norded request to the Transvaal gov
eminent to permit the creation OF an
international police force to protect the
mines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
ROERS AT NEWCASTLE

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Daily Nails
correspondent at Dundee. Natal, says:
reports are circulated here that the
Eners have reached Newcastle, but no
confirmation Of either this or of the ra-
lorfs OF fighting at NIafelling and La
d!.Snlth are vet arriNinG.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
MARTTAL IlAW I'M FORCE.

MARTIAL LAW IN FORCE
. BIO MFONTEIN, Oct. 12.-Delay-
ed fin tiansmisson.)-Mart law has
been proclaimed and the courts are
closed.
A proclamation has been issued
warning British subjects to leave the
Orange Free State Immediately.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
Weather Forecast

(By TeleCra2h.) \
u WASHINGTON, Z Oct. I3..
Tor Virginia-Fair Saturday:
fresh cast to southeast winds
probably fair,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14

KEY WEST, Oct. 13.-The new cases
Of yellow fever number ten No deaths
nave been reported. Seven cases were
omitted in last nights report
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
DIR. DElPEW, ORATOR.

After the Admiral had completed the
laying Of the corner stone, Commander
Brown introduced Chauncey NJ. De-
pew, united States SenatOr-elect of
New York. the orator of the day.
After the exercises there was a short
reception and then the Admiral and
others of his party were escorted to his
tram which started Immediately for
Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
CREW HELD CAPTIVE.

CAPE TOWN. Oct 13.-4:45 p. NJ
The entire crew Of the forward train
with the exception Of the engine driver
were made prisoners by the Beers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
AT NEW ORLEANS.

49, " ''iAI/E|-A.So
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l3.-The board
or health report for the day is again
no new cases of yellow fever and one
death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
Vessel. SAILED.

Bark Ammonia, It.J.Capurto, Cadi3
Barge. Alabama, Providence.
Steamer S. j. Murphy, ProViuencc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
TO ATTACK MAFEk1NG

LONDON, Oct. 13.-A dispatch from
Paris this afternoon says: THE Beers,
with twelve guns, are preparing to as
sault Mafeking.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
A NOISY wF1E

DTTJITrH MIMI ia noisy
wclro,ne vas ,rivan ~, dental par
~ an its ,rriv,i ~ city today.
Hrndreds of tur and grain
stea ,,,ers ,vo.n 81. under the
bridge across tho g. river. and as
the sneci:,1 trai,, over head the
screa ming siIens hh the bridge
Joined in j hair-rais noIuS.
The square arou1e nlsh sciioo
was packed with T. VINO cheetet
Wildly as Presilenf>laley enleiet
the speakers stand
The President OF the auN',il
tages of educntioI complimentet
the city on it's facs IN mat oirec
ton.
The President ked the GROVE
which contained Thousand SchOC
children for. tbni come and drov
to the depot amileafening cheers
At 1870 the nresial train left 70
Fargo, N. D. .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14

MORE GOLD CONFISCATED.
"A LONDON, Oct. 13.-Advices from To-
hannesburg report the communicating
by the Transvaal OF another $500 ounc-
es Of gold.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
WASHINGTON, 6; NEW YORK, 4.

WASHINGTON, 8; NEW fURI<, =
WASHINGTON. Oct 13.-Seymour
was very wild today and the Senator'S
won Il ragged game. Play was stopped
at the end of the seventh inning on ac-
Score: 4" M Ma y.
washington .... o12o2 o-6 |
New York . l 3 Q 0 0 Q o. 6
Batteries: MCGEE and kittredse;
Seymour and Wilson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14
FATAL COLLISION.

1t is reported in Cape Town. though,
us yet the rumor is not confirmed. that
{; collision has taken place between
trains bearing refugees near Victoria
West Cape Colony. nine persons being
Killed and many injured.
The Rner forces, With artillery. ac-
cording to a dispatch just received
from Standerton, broke camp at Sand
spruit Yesterday morning. moving in
the direction of Natal.
The War office has received the fol-
lowing dispatch from the general com
handing the Cape forces.
Cape Town, Oct. 13.-1:30 p. Man
armored train for Mafeking. escorting
two 1-pounder guns sent from here to
Mafeking, was attacked last night at
kraipan. Apparently a rail had been
removed. The train left the track and
the Eoers fired into it With artillery for
a half hour. and captured it,
Photographic communication Will,
Mafeking is Interrupted at Kdaipan.
The women and children have been
sent to Cape Town. The guns referred
to belonged to the colony They are
light and of Old pattern We have no
details as to casualties
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-14

News publishes the following dispatch
from Cape Town:
An armlored train has been destroy
cd south Of Mafeking. Fifteen British
troops We're killed. The Beers shelled
the wreckage after the train was de-
derail.''
An official dispatch received at the
colonial Office says:
The armcreG train was DESTROYED
near I>aipen station While on the way
to Mafeking with guns"
This disnoses Of the fear that many
women and children were involved in
the disaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
RICHARD A nOnfNsoN.


victoria. Ia. Feb. Is. iss9--ro the
relative end friends OF our beloved
brother Elder Lewis a. Warren.
Wherels Elder Warren ia our be-
loved brother in the Gospel ~ Jests
christ nHI was one N the most fpith-
ful WORKERS among the noble band Of
Louiflana missionaries and died a
martyr Ca fLe Ctuaa. and
Where's tho great and ai'.wise cree
afor in his indnits wisdom has seen
DC 70 car tl ihe great beyond our dear
aud hrinf no brother and separate him
fHr ghlrf time from his loving wife,
children rHd hind friends
Therefore hs lt resolved thft we. The
undersigned Oh behalf Of the Elders -
Louisiana write these articles OF cone
dnieucf and extend 200 those concerned
most our heartfelt sympathy. Trusting
our love nrf prayers VIII cheer them
81 their dairy FuHr ~ bereavement.
Resolved fhaf RI copy of these articles
b. cont o. infr warren AMI printed
Ia the Southern star ard nrrera' News.
j. A. nNpAuHEN
D. g. HUNT.
BRIGHAM CfEGg.
Committee.
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Manchester Eueiand. Fob. 18Th. is5a.
10 the Editor
Like sunbeam on he mary times
CLOUDY pathway ~ missionaries wHa "a
frtssinf Invitation and slN compliment.
tar, tickets from Madame Mulntfnri
tMiff Won Finkirafelnl to Elder iirig
ntl Eve 81 hif cu-lahorcrs in the % u.
chcftrr conference. 90 attend that Due
as lecture in Hoit4n. England We
were rreHrnt thc fui half dozen. aud
n' th' conclusion 0f her entertaining
lecitf' on city life ln Jerusalem among
ne four hundred had the happy urlvi-
lego uf shaking hands ANA converting
with her Naturally we spoke ~ ifah.
whose people. ana particularly the late
fllsnt Woodruff. have RI warm place
in hoi heart She wished 60 be kind
ly remembered. our good nights"
u,ro HHif lui huuewards Ne m1u
were speeding. We were also present.
ct with oieht passes 60 her concluding
lecture on the HE of Christ-f1ur ~
which we're used To Madame Mount
inrd wC arc grateful. and highly app
t'frclaio her courtesy.
u &. ut'gUTOS.
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nacie" This little pleasantly also feu
With n duu thud
~ tho time h. aat down Co Hohrrir
several mote squads Nnl urH"ut UIfir
moss OUTSIDE. pro- they irft him o. Do ha
f~ai oct. Is fald d. wlH not here iD
charge Positively that any NEW mafr.
ages had haon rpnaummntei. hut there
was ample evidence ~ that anyhow.
Here ho referred TO- Die watch ana ~.
married. u have taifel nearly two
hHurf ana Wlll SOON uuit" fnutlrlnH q
grow ru ffHflrHHueaHI. thut desire 90
aaf few more words Then b. took
hie curtain dropping cilmnE the
"Sanctity ~ the Home ana trird 90
prove The permitting uf Roberts t1 take
hla rrnt meant rnNnHe " thp sane.
utv uf American homrr lie admitted
frat hut public sentiment could Gust
him N r|rhiF directed. iie rl1aed
with "a forVaut appeal Co. preserve the
chastity ~ the American home" ana
received one or the best rounds ~ np-
piausr set rendered This however.
was started hy n party m Saints who
were urefent and are ever ready a.
Join hands with any measure looking
~ this great dealdrfntuW.
uf hin hunofei tho Office force nt
Chattanooga with o. call. no h. said.
from hls hirh respect Tor the boys
This visit may have had somewhat 10
d. with tho very mild address given
here Dr. nm should date hiH engage
mentg ahead when coming a. chltia-
nooEn. stock up with different ammnni-
ton and not Try 60 run AGAINST safn
Jones'
Yours truly
Il. y. FELT
onice. Southern states Mission. chat
tnnuurl. Tenn.
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=. y. BARKER.
prcsi Australian Mission.
Tho heath Of rldsr Low. \. warren

Shreveport La, Feb ~, 1893,
TO the EdItor.
nm 10Th On write on such sad oe-
caHlnn-bid I say Hadf Yes, Hnd-hut
glorious. To do IN the work N the
Lord ~ Indeed glorious. For whose
ever looscih his NE shall md a."
verify / say unto you there n no
mnn lint both lrft house OF brother o..
sister cor mother or wife or children.
Tor My sake aud the Gospels. hut hc
Hhnli receive IN tho world 10
come. eternal NE"
The sudden death of Elder LOWS a.
Warrior, ~ Price. Utah. viii BE- "a shock
fo Hll Whn knew him. he loft hla home
rlW" time lnHt spring 60 perform mis-
Sion in The Southern States. Being as
signed 90 the Louisiana conference, he
Travelled With 70. A, lilasdell unul July
81, 1893. after which be- was the compan-
Ion NJ Elder Oraun Raymond.
Elder Warren was taken sick Just be-
fore our conference at Nuwslis Mills
and consequently could not attend, AZ
INT 10 WIS thought no was Just weary
ana tired. having been out In the bad
7lert and snow storm va had a week
ago. Later tho doctor pronounced his
sickness pneumonia. and on Monday
ulsht ut ~ e. De- lled at the Stnnilcld
hotel. Conrhsttu. L.
Elder Chas Tnyn ana I hearing u
hlH sickness sunday, hhHtehrd win Az
speed 90 his bedside. From this time
10 hls death De- suffered no pain. with
the exception of few minutes Just
previous 90 biz death
ilr died with % smile on his lips EVIL
IDENTIFY knowing that no had fought a
good nTht and that there was crown
of righteousness laid up for him Tor
just before DO passed away he said
20 am mot Forry that ! came here, 10
i. .H| 4 UaFN
have one no"
n wus midnight The hotel proprle-
tor went with me 10 arrange lor o cuf-
nn ana other necessaries FOR We must
need hurry, Here In this town there
WAS no one who could prepare body
for shipment 30 10y seven o'clock We
were on the train Invaded forshreveport
whore We know the body could he ein-
balmed
Elder J. 4. Cornwall arrived In time
to accompany the remains home.
Elder Warren leaves q wifa ana a
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pincs the same day. There was a large
cnrsourse Of people. ani cor-pllng re-
marks were made by the speakers.
Elder william q. Robinson. Of Farm
inrfou. Davis county. returned on the
.nd ~ this month from n mission 70
Colorado. lie laborcd frrt N various
rnrts ~ that state and presided tho
i4st six months over the Durango cnn-
ference lie says he has mot with
rood success b. his mission and feels
well DO mind and body tie vas Fet
apart the 9th ~ February. is9s and
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