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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25
The DEBT OF HAVANA.
Inve.tigaiion by the Commission Places
D, ~ About Twelve Million.

Investigation by the Commission Places
4, at About Twelve Million.
New York. ian. PA dispatch 10
The Tribune frum Havana says The
finance commission which j. investigat-
ing the financial condition Of the Ha-
vaEa municipality today examined
executions which are held boy two banks
against the city. These are the Spanish
bank and the Bank Of Commerce The
latter l. owned By English capital IL
has lien for substantially u SIS 100000.
but has nothing 10 do with the collec-
ton u taxes ~ with the income from
municipality The Spanish bank has
all these privileges The commission Is
satisfied from the examinations that the
total bonded indebtedness Of Havana
doe. not exceed ti2.OOOOOO. II hopes
for an early measure which will free the
city fr0n the clutches 81 the Spanish
bank Until that Is done the municipal
/ ity will hardly collect enough for cur
rent expenses. and will have nothing for
public improvements News that the
American authorities are preparing %
fiscal system for the collection and dis
bursement u taxes. j. quoting the yio-
lence II the agitation against the Span
ish hank
Collector Bliss has gratihed the mer-
chants and importers by establishing a
system for the refunding Il custom
duties which may have been oyerpaid.
Il is aplan that il followed the custom
houses in the United States Under the
Spanish system no refund was per
mitted. The importers are gratifed
with the new system Little friction Is
now experienced In the administration
Of tariff duties.
A report from Washington that the
Cuban commission will return with au
p thority 10 pay the insurgent trcopsto the
: amount u A.. OOO. 900 has caused bitter
= feeling This will h. sufficient 10 TEL
h their good faith In promising 10 disban'
when the first payment l. made II D
enough ~ enable them ~ return 70 thei
Il homes in the country and 10 begin re-
|. building their farms Between the "a
gar plantations. who are grinding. am
the public improvements which viii b
carried on by the American authorities
M able bodied men IN Cuba will lac
for work during the next two month";
The custom receipts will not enable an
part 81 this appropriation e. b. rcpai
Tor some time BY the end u this mont
Collector Bli-. will have $50 ON suble'
=. ~ the order II General Brooke but q
expenses ~ the administration are in
perAtiye Sanitary improvements vi
help 81 eat IL all up and customs
n ceipt- in the future viii not b. so heay
~ The san Jose dock and warehou
o. property negotiations have been co
no Quoted through Lawrence Turner "a
* ces.or b. Moses Taylor a Co, of NJ
-. York. Ia behalf Of Mr. Watson and u
De er Boston capitalists The papers ha
In. not been signed but the basis q the pJ
M chase l. said to have becn txed az - 80
O0O aud the transaction j. 10 h. clos
'n this week
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25

Washington Jan 70 Chairman
Machcn VI tae Cuban postalcommission
4 now Ia the city having made his pre-
limiuary report 10 the postmaster gen
eral. hut the either four members Of the
commission have remained IN Cuba 10
inspect the large offices throughout the h.
land that may be- called comparatively
large. Between 80 and 20 Of these are
as large ~ those that IN this country are
clas.od a- presidential
About a dozen Of these arc now In the
hands Of American postmasters and 10 Is
proposed 90 put all the important post
office. under American po-tmastcrs AL
ready selected and 60 retain the present
Spanish incumbent. a- -uhoriinates
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25

Washington. Jan % The state de-
parimeut has settled claim ~ long
standing hy accepting the offer II the
government IT the United States Of Co
lumma a. pay the sum of $4,000 In
three iustallmcnts iu satisfaction Of the
claim for indemnity of the owners of
the Panama Star and Herald The claim
was based on the arbitrary action Of the
military governor Of the province of
Panama In supprcssing the paper which
was operated under an American char
Ter. ON the ground that il was inimical
10 the government
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Fresh iripe aud Goldfish at d. Mikes
81
Miss Mattel Board vent to Hearue
yesterday.
Mrs. q. V. Gamer has returned from
visit 10 Caldwell.
Choice second hand piano ior sale at
residence Of 5. NJ. Derdrn. ~
Millinery by wholesale and retail
vsry cheap atNlrs. Procior's. q
Robefg siapleion Of Alabama, b. Wis
ting Mr.. aud Mrs K. II. smith.
For sale.A registered Jersey COW fresh
10 milk. Apply 70 Walter Wippreeh'' %
Mrs. NJ. ". sims will entertain the
NJ. /. G. THURSDAY afternoon at 3
O'Clock sharp.
Ring up central Tor the correct time
supplied from John NJ. CaldweIrs new
electric clock. u
Lon Johnson has the cheapest and
dnrst samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen IN Bryan. q
Rev. and Mrs. T.. d. Mouzon and lit'
tie daughters returned 10 f. Worth
yesterday after spending some time
t1ih Mr.. anl Mr.. d. Nike.
Ingram wall paper 10 cents per bolt
figured WALL paper cents up per double
role. Apply TO Lon Johnson. DIT
For accident and life infirncc eiihel
In lodges OF straight lie companies ~
Joe d. Reed. Also sells -four, rice anc
coffee. II
For Rent-Afiel Februaty 10, the hy,
room cottage adjoining my residence
Good water aud ouihouses. Apply q
Lem r. Hall. IS
Don. fail TO plant McDun simpson
fresh home grown Tomato Seed, II vol
want the hnest Tomatoes in your gar
den this year. Large package cent
at r. NJ. VISIONS store. 81
e "a. aug- licenses. win Campbell
Ancos Williams, Elijah Davis
liza Evans, A. J. Mitchell 10 Mary
orrison, Frank Merke b Tonic lll
&c, jim Williams to josephine Bri
nee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25

New York. Jan - The cruiser
Cincinnati. which has just arrived FROM
Cuba via Hampton Roads. has gone int
the dock at the navy yard. She will b.
overloaded aud have several alterations
mady '-l'"- interior equipment
NJ ~,
n 'auXoh
muolsod ',,u,,..-~uEA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25

Washington Jan. q When the son
ate convened today Mr. Gallinger
had 70 resolution passed which be- init
mated might show scandal in connection
with the management 81 the Washing
ton asylum boz this city the reponsi'
bilty II which be- frankly placed az the
door III congress II provided for an in
vestigation 81 the asylum hy a com
mittee ~ the District ~ Columbia
senator Lodge then addressed the sem
ate ON policy expansion. lie was fol-
lowed hy senator Clay 81 Georgia. on
the same subject
Mt Hoar replying ~ the statement
~ MATeller declared Mr. Tcllers quo
tation from Webster fell far shoit from
fitting the present case Tie wanted co.
pecially % know whether the filipino-
were to d. regarded as citizens or "a
subjects having right ~ trial by jury,
right ~ haheas corpus etc. enjoyed by
r.6ple ~ this count ~ n b. essential
ne said. that this point be- definitely de-
fined. and Mr. Hoar complained that the
supporter. of the treaty had heen found
unwilling a. make this point clear 20 The
country
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25

Washington Jan - The president
has nominated the following post
masters.
Joseph r Labit Abheville La
John n Cook. Elh-yille Miss.
D. &. Blo-so. Atoka ! T.
NJ r Myers Davis l. 7.
Louis Woete. Columbus Tex.
+. A Schaefer. Georgetown. Tex.
=. A. Davis Gonzales. Tex.
Otto Heile. New Braunfels Tex
William Hurley. sulphur Springs
Tex
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25

st. Louis Jan a. sylvester krne-
mcr was shot while defending himself
against an unknown negro assailant In
his rear ward here The shooting was
done by John lIocrman, who rooms with
Kraemcr whose bullet intended for the
negro. struck Kraemor In loft temple,
passing downward into the larynx and
fracturing the base Of the skull His
condition IN serious. The negro escaped
h"t hree have been arrested for tl,,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25
MAY BE TAWNEY.
sae Successor Of Mr. Dingisy ON the
Important Committees.

Washington Jan g There j. reason
10 beliey. that the vacancy ia the high
commission caused by the death ct Mr
Dingley. will soon b. filled II i nm.
derstood that the president desires. II
b. lind man who II willing
~ well a. qualified 30 follow the lines
laid down by Mr. Dingley and the poll
cy and principles NJ ably and sturdily
advanced and defended by him a. a
member II the commission Among the
names which have been most prominent
~ associated with the forthcoming APP
pointment l. that Of Representative
Tawney II Minnesota. in whose behalf
a strong case l. -aid 30 have been made
by the representatives Of the American
lumber industry Mr. Tawny is a
member If the committee on way.
and means and j. probably ~ Ia
miliar with all the fact, relating
10 that important industry a. any other
member Of the house of representative
or anybody 10 b. found outside II con
gress The subject Is one 10 which h
has devoted earnest attention aud thor
ough study and the lumber schedule d
the existing tariff was largely his handi
work
Another name which has been associ
ated with the appointment Is that o
I Representative Russell Of Connecticut
I who il now the only New England mem
\ her Of the ways and means committee
d, He Is admirably qualified for the plao
+and his appointment would undoubied
,ly h. satisfactory 10 the representative
Of all the American Interests involved
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25
Tax Notice.

Only six days more time, and one
thousand Yet unpaid. Only limited
number can be- waited on each day.
Some will be left, aud many will
have n be- detained Do you want o.
he either liuot You had better get a
move 90 yourself 10 per cent penalty
after Jan 3lst, 1899 ]. INDIANS,
d6wIt Tax Collector.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25

IthArNHu'lf bAl f'7h'hf -
Breath. st. Louis; c. W. Carr y
Houston; Alex Rich, Chicago; L.t
7. Martin. Chicago; p. A. Fitzhugh, I
Waco.
Bob Tubbs, J. II. Gressett, Ed Wiz
cox, Al Horton, Charlie Rasco, Russ
Foster, Mr. Burton, Tom Wren, Austin
Neeley, Joe Barnes and Others we're
here from lola and Pankey IN Grimes
county yesterday. In conversation
with the Eagle reporter Mr.. Grissett
said he thought the cotton acreage In
his part OF the country would be re-.
duced this year, and that the farmers
will plant more corn, oats, millet, rib
bon cane, etc, and raise plenty OF hogs.
I lie had heard some talk about exper.
menting with wheat, but none 20 far
about tobacco.
A branch Of the WomAns Auxiliary
Of the Episcopal church has been or
ganized here with Mrs. J. W. Engli,h
as president, and Misc Anne b. Day.',
secretary. An Altar Guild has also
been organized with Mrs. +. A. Lee ~
directfes-.
4 u. Tabor, special agent and ad.
iu-tor for the New York life will be-
glad to talk with YOU about life insur.
ance aud can oner you the most liberal
contract on earth. n
4. For sale-Two porcelain bath tubs
/, Apply to J. y. Mustachia. ~
B Mrs. Frank Clarke entertained the
ID. A. o. club and others among bel
lady ffienDs yesterday afternoon from
2.3O to O'Clock at delightful car
party. Mrs. G. A. Adams won th
, married lady's prize, a handsome Bo
hemian glass vase, and Miss Mau0
Wilson the j. A. o. prize, a pre.i,
souvenir cup and saucer.
(, J. II. weeden wac here from Have
O. yesterday.
The leaders in the Allen Academ
scholarship 10 date are A. follow
e Miss Emma Terrell so vote; Clan
seaIcy 1ll yotcs, Miss Edna Dfas
y, 62a votes; Miss Carrie KINNEY "a
. votes. Total vote cast lo date {,
4 all the candidates l5oo. representing a
equal number OF bales Of cotton lecci'
al ia Bryan this season from Madiso
county, not 20 mention the votes NJ
yet turned in
John Lefebure Of MIhcan, IL holdi
down the Western uniJn office be
= this week ~ night operator.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25

Washington, Jan "a sergeant-at-
arms Ben Russell Of the house. since his
return from Lewiston. has been getting
in the bills for the funeral u the Hon.
Nelson Dingley Mr. Russell says the
cost ~ the funeral will h. little less
than $500 This amount he considers
very reasonable Tor a state funeral such
a. Mr Dingleys was.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25

Washington. Jan. q The members
of the foreign relations compittec scout
the idea that the peace treaty may fail
this session
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

Pitt Bames, st. Louis; b. T.
Amos, Chicago; A. Cohen, Waco;
d. X. Snodgrass, Galveston; II. ii.
Deutschner, Galveston; W. +,
Breath. st. Louis; c. W. Carr,
Houston; Alex Rich, Chicago; L.
7. Martin. Chicago; ?. A. Fitzhugh
Waco.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-25

Washington. Jan g In the Eagan
courtmartiM irrelevant Testimony will
not Boz admitted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07
50 loan.

MT ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Es-
IHl TATE. Six per cent interest and ono
Apply to THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS &
LOAN CO.. 32d ST.. Bellaire Ohio. oc7 ]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07
Bad Wreck on Lake shore.

DUNKIRK. N. Y, March 6.-Train
No. 10. on the Lake Shore road, due here
at 1910 O'clock this morning, collided
with switch engine at Westfleld. Both
engines were totally wrecked. but the
engineers and firemen Of both escaped
without serious injuries. One mall car
was overturned, but the clerks escaped
serious wounds. The other coaches OF
the train remained on the track. but the
passengers were badly shaken up. AZ
ter n delay Of four hours the train pro-
ceeded. ls
Following is q list Of the injured: Gill
bert Thompson. Buffalo, engineer on the
light engine: Harry Turner, Erie. pas
senger engineer: James Kirkland. COL
Ifngwood, Ohio. fireman on the light en-
CINE; S. H. Hubbard. Toledo, baggage
man: John Titterington. Cleveland.
clerk In charge Of postal car; L. l.. Grif-
fin, Cleveland, postal clerk; Asa Per-
rim, Clyde. Ohio, postal clerk: T. H.
Mitchell, Walworth, N. Y, postal clerk;
r. S. Widdler. Erie. postal clerk: Hen
ry X. Howey. New York. passenger;
Frank NJ. Jobson, Philadelphia, passen-
ger; L. A. Foster, Dunkirl1, passenger.
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Omccrs I,cfnstatcd.

Special DlSDntch 10 Tho IntcIlIgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. March c.
Governor Atkinson has ordered tile re-
slHstatement Into The National Guard,
with rank and date az II service had
been continued, OF the following oflccrs
who We're recently honorably dlscharg-
cd from the United States service with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

" W Overworked men nre an
easy mark for kidney troubles andJall
catarrhal diseases. The experience Of
Mr. Brake, Petrolea, Ont, Canada, Is
well told in his letter which follows:
Or. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, o.
DEAN SIR:-'' Four years ago / had q
severe attack of Bright's disease, which
brought me SO low the doctor said moth
ing more could be done forme. When
one of your lectures on the above dis.
ease was read to me I began to take Pc.
ru.nn and Man-a-lin, and found It acted
just as represented. In three months
I was well man, and have continued
30 ever since, Seeing the good effects
on me, numbers Of people Of this town
have called on me who were suffering
from dyspepsia. They have taken your
medicine with the best results.n
Pe.ru.na is the scientific remedy for
catarrh. Bright's disease is catarrh
OF the kidneys. Diarrhen is catarrh
OF the bowels.
Write to the Pe.ru.na Medicine Co.,
Columbus, O., for DR.. Hartman's free
book on catarrh, in which these things
are clearly explained.
Mr.. A.W. Coale, manager Gem nickel
mines, Hillside, Col, writes: "
III tried Pe-ru-na for, catarrh. MY
hearing was almost gone in ono ear,
and one bottle Of Pe.ru-na cured me. n.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

the First West Virginia regiment: Ma
jor Charles 2. Morrison, Second regi-
ment: Jesse L. Cramer. captain Com
pnny e., Second regiment; James Z.
verlnnder, captain Company l., Second
regiment: Isaac n. Sabel. captain Com
,pany G., Second regiment. These OIL
GERS had been placed on the supernu-
mary list, III i --tes !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. 1925.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 20 the undersigned, It has been
made TO appear that "Thc National Es-
chango Bank OF Wheeling" in tho city
Of wheeling, IN the county OF Ohio and
the state OF West Virginia. hns compiled
With nll the provisions OF the Statutes OF
the United States. required to be com.
Piled WITH before an association shall be
Ing. = = 80 - : 2
Now. therefore. ], Lawrence o. Murray,
deputy nnd Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. do, hereby certify that "Tho
National Exchange Bank OF Whccfiug,"
N m, Inc r'ty OF Wheeling. in the county OF
Ohio. and f,ntc OF West Virginia, ia
authorized TO commence tho business OF
banking as provided In section nfty one
hundred and siXty-ninc OF tho Revised
statutes OF the United States.
IN testimony whereof witness my. hand
ma seal OF office this twcnty-nlnth dny OF
December. 1895, - - ma I,
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
currency. No. GlGi, deal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07
of troops so far as now contemplated
for service in the islands, and are as

1OIIUWS. = n n" = ----- -
: The Sixth United States infantry. now
at San Antonio. the Ninth United States
infantry, at Madison barracks. the
Thirteenth United States infantry, in
New York state, the Sixteenth United
States infantry. at Fort Crook and
neighboring points, and the Twenty
first United States infantry, at Platts-
burg, N. Y. and the Sixth United
States artillery, now scattered along the
Atlantic coast OF u number OF points.
The date OF departure has not yet been
fixed. but they are expected to be at
Manila by May Is. II the conditions
are satisfactory when they reach Ma
Mia it is likely that a corresponding
number OF volunteers may be brought
bop1a rsF
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The public IN hereby notified that Nil
courses OF instruction are being given in
tho most practical up-to-date plans known
TO tho business world, and we most re-
spec;fuliy request u continuance OF your
patronage - ~ .1El= ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07
9pneral Noncss.
-....NOTICE....

/. The parents and guardians OF students
belonging to Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy arc hereby notified that
nll money for tuition and books must be
paid TO the treasurer, ut corner Main and
Twelfth streets, that any, money paid to
]. X. Noise for tho purpose named Will
be re-collected by the company.
]. NJ. FRASHER, President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07
THE BRAVE SPIRIT
That Animates Our Soldiers in
the Philippines.
ARE HEROES OF PATRIOTISM

And Loyalty to Their Country While
Pessimiots at Homo are Trying to
Discredit Them : The Speech of
General Otis a.the Meeting of the
Loyal Legion Recently Held at
Manila : His Graceful Tribute to
President McKinley's Statesman
. ship and Exalted Principles His
Conspicuous Devotion to Public
Welfare.
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Parents md guardians OF students OF
Ohio Valley Business and English Acad-
envy are hereby notified that all students
VIII be completed In their courses OF study
ut contract price without regard to time
required. and that there wifi be no extra
charge for books and blanks
j. NJ. FRASHER, President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is reliable.
Why try some new medicine when this
old reliable remedy can be had for only
95 cents trsss asf. fsF -
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OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
FRASHER DrnoIJ,,t ibyq
-. OFF1CI OF THE
CpMPTR0lLER OF CURRENCY,

TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

When as a boy he was pursuing his
education and thirsilly seeking for
knowledge. n great war broke, with
startling crash. upon our then unhappy
union. Putting inside NIL else, the boy
offered himself M II soldier and march,
cd away with hts comrades of the
Buckeye state to the Imminent field OF
ihostllltieS. For more than four years
he did his whole duty under arms. with
supreme devotion and conspicuous gal
lantry. fighting on many Il field where
the rough edge OF battle grated harshly
against the opposing lines OF tho ma.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-22
Litchfield lCou1 1ty.
WATERTOWN.
CHILDREN AND GOLF.

The laws In regard, to- attendance of
children at the schools have been some
what changed by the last Legislature
from 8 to Is years. The school age now
is z to Is. Exception is made, however,
In the case of q child over ii who is regu-
larly employed at home or elsewhere.
In that case he or she is not required TO
attend school. The law recently pass d
reads as follows: ANY personewh0 shall
employ any child under IA yesrsiof o. Q
during the hour, while the schUol which
such child should attend 10 In session,
and any person who shall authorize or
pr init on smises under nis control any
child to be 80 employed, shall be fined
not more than $40 for. every week in
which such child IS SO eml pyed.p Edi-
tor Knox Of the Woodbury. Reporter in
commenting on the above law. has the
folio wing, which hits the nail squarely
on the head: This will hit the golf
players all over the state, as they have in
| many cases hired as csddies boys who
were under IA years Of age. Under this
law they viii be liable to fine IL they
employ them for this purpose during the
hours the schools are In session, 1t has
been the custom of the boys in the sprip 8
and fall months to remain out of school,
for the afternoon or q portion of the after
noon in order TO earn little MOI ey By
carrying the clubs for the PLAYERS. u
Sunday Republican, September IL.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-09-22
NEW MILFORD.
DEATH OF M. ]. o'CoNNELL

MI. j. O'Connell, who has been In poor
health the past year, passed quietly away
sc the home OF his daughter, Mrs E. FL.
@ l anan. Last Water he had g. severe
attack OF grip, from the facts of which
he never fIl y recovered. La the tr. Hey
accident of August 6, at Stratford. where
o nephew of his wa killed and O grand.
daughter Of the deceased badly injured,
being in weakened condition the sad
news came with such crushing Il rce a.
to almost completely PROSTATE him. As
iE was blood vessel was ruptured near
the brain, as the result OF the shock
which he received, and which was the
immediate cause Of his death. He will
be missed greatly in this place, where he
had made many friends, and nowhere
will he be more missed than by the mem
bers Of Metichawan Farm house, Of which
ne had been an inmate for the past three
Summers. He was man of which toe
much cannot be said. Stability of char.
scter, strong integrity and exeml .ry
habits were his chief characteristics. He
vas lover of children and never seemed
happier than when surrounded by them
and was always greeted with a tsHello
| Grandpa" firm them wherever ht
| CHANGED TO mt ct them. He always hat
Kind words for them in return. W,
| shall miss him, as will his five children
| Who W, re ever devoted to him while b,
emained with them here. His remain
| Vere taken in CHI rye by Undertake.
| Thomas and put aboard the south bount
rain for Bridgeport, last Sunday night
rom which place his funeral was at
ended last Tue sday. Thus another lif
% ended and new one begun.