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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

Union Single Co TO 4 3 and n VI
Beaver, contract for sale OF timber, nw4
2S-l7-S.
AID Devonshire to Union Single Co,
bill Of sale OF timber, nwl. 2S-17-S.
EFT Balch to F A Powell ct al sat Of
mtg $4OJ lots and s, blk SO, Hoquiam.
CTOsgood VS. John Hall, notice Of
labor lien on mill property.
Mark Payette TO Henry Lentz and VIM
Struck. real estate contact lot IL, blk 3,
f & Ms add Aberdeen-$l75.
Henry Weinhard to w f Yeager ct al,
sat OF chat mtg-$439 S4-100.
BF johnson to Mary Johnson, sat Of
mtg lot 3, blk 10. Highland Home add
Aberdeen-$l35 70.
Central Trust Co OF New York to N P
Ry Co, deed OF release Of LIST mtg on So
Of neL see 3-l7-10.
GE Geist to T l. and Nellie Homan
rel of mtg-s400
Eatona! Cash Register Co to Jas a
Kelley, agreement TO buy register-sl0O
II O'Neill to A J Minkler, chat mtg
-$l25.
JP Goggin to W S Hutchman. sat Of
m'g-sl00O.
II l. Gilkey and wife to \ Widner bond
for deed acres in sec l2-l7-S-- $3.50.
Mrs X G Grain and W . Grain to Hayes
& Hayes. mtg lots and 6, blk 80, Benn's
plat Aberieen-$80o.
TG X Graham to Lewis Steiner Bar
lers Supply Go, lease on goods-$l65.50.
John Stafford TO Lewis & Carman, chat
mtg-$90.
Medcalf Bros to Peter Schafer, rel Of
mtg on e1a of seN and nwA Of sea and
swH Of nel4 sec l0-lS-7-S475.
H o Strand to John Carlson, mtg on
lot 5, blk 20, Frances add Aberdeen
$3.50.
Washington Iron Works to G ii Glenn
ons, condltlOnal sale Of logging engine
1875.
Lizzie S Richie to Chas w Richie,
power OF attorney.
Geo II Arland to Carr Carr, chat mtg
On horses and logging outfit-$325.
u G Burke to Owen Jones, executor,
mtg on sely1a OF lot 8. blk AZ, Hoquiam
and lot IS, blk %, and fractional parts Of
lots IL IA and Is, blk IS, Karr's River
add Hoquiam-$800.
| } II Wolfe and J Vertue to The Pub
lie, log brand.
D /. Melville to The Public, log brand.
Eugene France ct al, articles of incor-
poration of the West Aberdeen Boom Co.
Capital stock $1,000.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

Louise Godo TO F W Sherwood. lot -
blk 9, Benu's add Aberlcen-$l1o.
HI $ arr aud wife to b c Burke, io's
Is ii ami Is, hll Is, lot IS, blk %, Nan :
River nd Hoquiam-$l00H.
IL Loft"n. c p Peterson and q No--Ne
TO Mrs X G Grain, lots ) and 6, Blk 81
Aberdeen-$24o0.
LeRoy and vile to B A Ken Jr.
q d to land in 9-20-l0-$l.
FE Pratsch to G. 4 Pra,sch, VIZ #
nwA and nel4 Of n"l. and nw4 Of nel4
sec 32-29-7.
CA Pra,sch to c II Pratsch, lots %
and 90, tlk "a, : Aberdeen-sl.
ca Pra'sch to L rra,@ch, lot l, blk
o5, let add Aberdeen-$l.
Dewitt Cuyler ct al 10 The Phia-
delplia Securities Co, quit claim to "a
of So !: sec 81 AMI s~1s Of swi OF sec 30
l9-5-$l.
Chris Muller and wife to Chas Neysey,
lots IL and IL, blk >, Arland's add Mon
tesann-<90.
Sarah f Price 70 Grays Harbor Com
lnercial Co, lot 5, blk s, Cosmopolis-
s465.
JG Wheelock 10 w l. McNair, lots 4 5
and =, blk I, Campb-ll's add Hoquiam-
$50.
Geo L Hun,ly to Fred F Williams,
und9 Of sell Of nel4 Of sec l2-20-l0-$l.
Sheriff 10 Alice Chalmers, adminisiIa-
trix, cla If nwl4 and e1a Of swl4 sec 70
IS -5-$l15l.50.
Mary + Webster to 7 4 Beckwith and
S Zimmerman, lot sec 3-17-6-$l0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

In order to prove the great merit Of
Ely's Cream Balm, the most effective cure
for Catarrh and Cold in Head, we have pre-
pared generous trial size for 10 cents.
Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to
ELY BROS, IS Warren st., N. Y. City.
Isuffered from catarrh of the worst kind
ever since q boy, and l never hoped for
cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seems to do
even that Many acquaintance have used
it with excellent results.-Oscar Ostrum,
As Warren Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no cochin,
mercury aor any lnju-7ous drug. 1'Sass.
20 ssrta At druggists OF BY ms1.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

For the week ending April II, compiled from
the records for the exclusive use OF the Aber-
deem HERALD:
CA Beardsley to p D Smith, lot G, blk
81, Aberdeen cemetery-$l0.
Fred Hart, assignee, to l. J Stiles, lots
2 and 3, blk l, Aberdeen, less Is feet of
south end.
Mary Johnson to Rueben johnson, lot
8, blk 10, Highland Home add to Aber-
deem.
FW Sherwood and X M Sherwood to
p T. Dalqust, lot 3, blk 80, w & BIS add
Aberdeen-$1C0.
JIG Wheelock to d Sparkling, lot 16,
blk Is, Karr's River add Hoquiam-$60.
LW Wade to r O Beckwith, lot IL blk
2, w, G & WIS add to Elma-$260.
NPRy Co to NJ f Pease. swH Of neA
and nw14 Of seA and lot ) sec 2l-l7-5.
CO Case and wife 20 F W Thompso'
q. DIX, Lind rs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

WOODMEN OF THE wOI|
w Camp No. 1859. Neeu wv
fourth Wednesdays Of the ~ \
lows hall. BJ Gsrmn
Geo A Black, Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

HAPTIAN J. NJ. WEATHEEAn|
- 80. Sons of Veterans, W..
Monday evening at 8 o'c!ocnnh;
Visiting members are c0r0iIig
ThOs. Hayes, @. NJ. s. H. M
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20
Notice of Sale of Timber on School
Land.

May 1892 At the hour OF O'Clock in the after,
noon, on said day, 1.-THE door of the court house
in Chehalis county, Washington. the timber on
the following described school land will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor, to;Wit ..
NW1@ of NEl4 Section 80, Township 10, Range
10 W, "a Acres, Value S"47.65
SWi4 of NEI Section 36, Township 10, Range
10 W, 40 Acres, Value s6s4.05.
SEL of NEI1 Section IS, Township-l9 Range
w; 40 Acres, Value $i6S. g. q,
10 W, 40 Acres, Value Si37.90.
NwA of Nw1l Section s6, Township 10, Range
sWj4 of Nwl4 Section &c. Township 10, Range
10 W., 81 Acres. Value s32760
SEA of NWH Section 36, Township 10, Range
10 W., % Acres, Value $2S42O.
NEI4 of SWl4 Section &c. Township 10, Range
10 W.. 40 Acres, Value s5i720.
NW14 OF sw14 section IS, Township 10. Range
10 W., 40 Acres, Value $i6365.
Swi4 of sw1-l Section IS. Township Il, Range
10 w, 40 Acres, Value sii5.3O.
SEA- of SW1-i Section &c, Township 10, Range
" W.. 40 Acres, Value $4,000.
NEi-i of sEl.4 Section &c, Township 10, Range
10 W., 40 Acres, Value $i2935.
NW1i OF sEl.4 Section SO, Township 49, Range
10 W., 40 Acres Value $64560.
sEl-i of sE1-4 Section IS, Township 10, Range
10 w, 40 Acres, Value $4,000.
sWi-i of SEA Section &c, Township 10, Range
10 W.. 40 Acres, Value $l7765.
Said timber on said land will be sold for not
less than the appraised value as appraised by
the Board of State Land Commissioners in the
manner provided by law. n statement of which
is now ON file in the Office OF the auditor of
said county.
Terms Of sale are: Cash, to be paid on the
day Of sale.
The timber on the above described lands are
offered for sale by virtue of an order OF the
Board of State Land Commissioners, made on
the nth day of April 1899, duly certified and
on file ia the Office of said county auditor
J. A. SELLS,
fsEALI County Auditor
Dated at Montesano, WASH, this 1ith day Of
April, A. D., 1899. st
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20
DOI3CS At The COURT HOUSE.
business transacted by the Superior
Court and List of Instruments Filed
With Oficials.
>ul,s.iOr Court.

>upf Tor court
The following is the record Of business tran
sacted in the superior court for the week emo
Ing April l5 1893.
In re es'ate OF Olive l. Melville, de.
ceased. Will admitted to probate.
In re estate OF Mary C Trethrake, de-
ceased. Petition to mtg real estate
granted.
CIV Wappenstein Va Aberdeen Bank.
Receivers directed 10 sell lot !, blk l,
Aberdeen, and lots and 9, blk 8,
Campbell's add Hoquam.
State OF Washington VS. Orlando Harris.
Sheriff authorized to employ guard in
taking the prisoner to Walls Walla.
Northwestern Lumber Co vs. Chehalis
County ct al. Notions against answers
denied.
Chehalis County VS. II Ellingson ct al.
Notice Of appeal given by defendants.
In re estate Of Loren Annes, deceased.
Claim of Harry Cabot allowed with.
drawn.
Geo w Ninemire ct al VS. Mrs NJ West
ct al. Defendants allowed to amend
answers.
is Book vs. Willis u Hopkins ct al.
Plaintiff allowed t. Withdraw motion to
take dep0-itions.
VIM d Hale, receiver, VS. Annie + Wa
pies ct al. Parties allowed t. vacate de-
cree by written briefs.
Michea RELY vs. D w Fleet ct al.
Continued.
re Kearney vs. a w Carl ct al. Con-
tnued.
JP Carson ct al, receivers, vs. Joseph
CLYDE ct al. Taken under advisement.
In re estate OF Edwin Stephens, de-
ceased. Hattie c Callaghan appointed
administrators.
In re estate of > D and Jane I.ousheed,
deceased II b Marcy directed to accept
the burden OF proof in establishing his
claim.
East Hoquiam Boom & Logging Co Va
Chas Neeson ct al. All defendants ex-
cept Neeson dismissed
state 81 Washington w John Sanches.
Defendan; llead guilty of assault with a
deadly weapon.
Aberdeen Box {; Shingle Go vs. g r
Clerin. Dismissed.
Henry Rosmond VS. G b Weatherwax
ct al. Motion to retax costs denied.
Geo w Ninemire vs. J Johnson ct al.
Demurrer overruled.
Standard Oil Co VIZ N p Larson ct al.
Dismissed.
Maria A Larson VS. Eugene France ct
al. Dismissed.
Alex Young vs. Maria A Larson, execu-
trix. Two cases dismissed.
Cascade Dat Meal Co vs Maria A Lar
son. Dismissed.
Chas S Clark VS. Joseph Clyde ct al.
Defendants motion to amend answer
sustained.
l. . Hilton vs. Geo w Nlnemirc ct al.
Set for jury trial April "a.
ID X Howard W Jas A Hood. Con-
tinued to April %.
In re estate OF and Jane Lougheed,
deceased. Continued to April o.
" VI Hulet VS. Carl Gabrielson ct al.
Taken under advisement
Lang & Co vs. G w Shelley & Co. TAX.
en- under advisement.
NEW CASES.
Daniel Finch vs VIM Fl Cutter. Fore
closure of mtg.
Lang & Co vs. G w Shelley ct al. APP
peal from justices court.
East Hoquiam Boom & Logging Co vs
Grays Harbor Commercial Co ct al. To
recover for conversion Of saw logs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

M 100 :. m. and ~ Rso1h1
Oscar A Smith. YSSnnn5sv6
Prayer meeting, usssch 90
Tuesday, 2:9 r. M. e s;ssv.
.,gn Missioner =, .soeisu
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

A BERDEEN LODGE NO. u!
"A Meets in the G. A. R. ball. y \
Heron, every Friday evening .
Visiting members are welconA |,
Chr !
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

u OF A. COURT GRAys
Il . s606. Meets every wse.!
A. o. U. W. hall. Dtue
&C Mitchell, Fin. Sec.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

Council-A. J. West, !. WI
S. Gum, G. p. Clerin, Gal
NJ. Hackett and B. F. Johnn|
U. S. Deputy Collector d d
the port Of Grays Harbor, Jul
Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20
OC lETIES.

WEST SHORE CHAPTER, nj
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in each month. Soj0urning NJ!
come. c., WetsG1
p. +. Clark, Sec.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

nEwEY COUNCIL NO. @
~ every Wednesday evepia
at s 90 O'Clock. A. Z. b
F. X. VAN TAssEL, Sec.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

TIE MOLAI COMMANDRY, Mt
~ ular meeting held on thsM1
rach month. Visiting KuishtI!
C. s. Weatherwax, III
Recorder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26

A soft belt OF the scarlet silk confines the waist
and is formed into a bow at the slightly neck
Scarlet silk stockings and a white mOhair mob
cap. tied down with scarlet strings. complete the
color scheme. g., it,.
here there or ever. heater style can De found
than dark blue flannel. with collar and vest OF
white Blue braid is used trimming ana the
Tam c. Shanter cap is blue White stockings should
be worn with such costume.
red brilliantine suit cut according 10 the latest
style has large revers collar. tie and a border
on the skirt OF white pique polka dotted In red
An ilnova ton will be observed In the shirt front
OF red pique with the collar and stock OF the polka
dot material A pique cap OF red red belt and
red stockings finish this suit, which is one OF the
newest OF the season.
stunning ba thing suit Of black serge has wide
border a sailor collar. flowing tie and a sash OF
white flannel with immense polka dots OF orange
color The sleeves, fashioned 10 look as II they
had tust been rolled up. OF solid orange.
strip OF orange is wound around the head and tied
in a butterfly bow in from.
Vivid cOlors the most popular. ale blue.
buttercup yellow. scarlet apple green and royal
purple are combined with black and white Elab-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26
INTELLIGENT VITAL ENERGf.
A WOMAN DOCTOR TELLS HOW SHORT En-
ERCIsEs WILL GIVE NERVE FORCE.

A WOMAN DOCTOR TELLS HOW SHORT En-
ERCIsEs WILL GIVE NERVE FORCE.
Dr. Cordelia A. Greene. writing in The Union
Signal" on vital energy its intelligent direction
and control, says:
Quiet physical exercise OF the arms, uuhK ana
legs with full breathing. is powerful distributor
OF the vital energies through brain, spine, 'unss
and digestive organs all over the BODY. l"eh'y
minutes OF such exercise followed by little rest
berora e,tirg in the morning. and repeated just
before retiring at night is an absolute necessity
10 persons leading sedentary lives, and heips 10
establish good habits OF deep breathing ana sleep
Nothing will so surely bring brain rest ana quiet
nervous equilibrium.
Simple tastes and the ngestion OF food at the
proper time Of eating should be fully enjoyed This
kindly planned. and qulckens the nervous eher-
giles by whose force digestion and 'assimiIauon go
on To be rested mentally and physically De'ole
eating leaves the energies leisure to take UP a once
the important functions OF digestion a nan hour
o, rest before meals is far better than an hour
rest after meals
Quiet physical employment gives impetus TO the
chemical changes which convert wholesome food
into blood Cheerfully taken for hours together II
is far safer any sedentary life, however pleas
ing Violent physical exercise, absorbing nrain
Ing diverts the force from the stomach uhtii
Its work almost ceases, and fermentation ana Dad
blood formation eLsue. Nervous oysPepssia w NJ
occur at with the strongest man wnere ne
Drain worry over business troubles ansotoS N ~,
electric power which should go TO the Worh OF ul-
geston and assimilation.
Currents OF thought that are helpful ana true
give grand impulses 10 the vital energies thoughts
that are base and sad mould the brain to ther own
kness slow the heart and AFFECT the cHcuHtuoh
even to the nerve terminals There Is no man or
IN middle fe but owes what ne or she is
that II quite much TO the wise or unWlse
habitual direction OF his thoughts and lie enef-
gies original Inheritance. Every one knows
the difficulty of unlearnng faulty habits or work.
thinking or feeling Life be only failure to
one who reaches middle lie habitualy building air
castles living recklessy instead OF dong faith
fully each days reasonable task.
Anger. fright. weeping. violent emotion ana alco-
holic stimulants send the nerve force rushing TO
the brain. and the blood follows. This may be
repeated until the blood vessels are permanently
enlarged. and such action becomes serious cause
az chronic head trouble. Strong emotions devour
the forces of the nervous system more than hard
physical labor. Even the old Irishwoman appre-
hended this philosophy when she said IT IL the
wurra more than the wurrick that kills people
Repeated movements OF the vital energy in given
direction long become automatic, or, In the
schooboys parlance. 1t goes Itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26
COMPLAINT OF DOOR OF cADAVERs.

Miss Louise Cromwell has complained 10 the
Health Department against the practice permitted
bv the Bellevue authorities OF removing bodies In
daylight along the public sidewalk between the
Morgue and the several medical colleges In the
vicinity OF Bellevue Hospital.
Miss Cromwell IL a professional nurse. and lives
az tho bible House Mission at No fle East Twen-
ty-s,xth-st She is supported in her statement BY
her friends living in the same house. She COM
plans that the bodies used for dssecting purposes
6v medical students are carted along the sidewalk
under the noses OF pedestrians often In the middle
~ the day and that the atmosphere is poisoned
nv the sIckening smell from the cadavers she
aiso alleges that cadavers are kept IN the cellars
y, some o, the medical colleges until they reach
borhood. -. 49, ,y.t.s p.a
nromsed 10 send an inspector 10 investigate the
Nuisance but that. far as she knows, no In
snector has been there yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26
y0RWALK CHAPTER or THE D. 4. R.

TIL. members OF the Norwalk Chapter OF the
rouehters OF the American Revolution. OF Norwak
Conn are about TO unveil two tablets commemo-
ratiye OF the burning OF Norwalk by forces under
General Tryon on July IL. 1919. The date OF the
occasion will probably be July II or July l.. the
anniversary dates OF the event
ono memorial is bronze tablet bearing tho
words. Here landed the British troops under the
command OF Generals TTyon and Garth. Saturday
evening. July 10. l779 preparatory TO the burning
y, vorwalk. June II. l770. Marked by Norwalk
Cbaotsr. D. A. r. 1890" The second memorial
v,u also be a tablet OF bronze.
Those are not the first memorials erected In the
town by the Norwalk Chapter. In 1894 the battle
ground itself marked with stone. into whlch
Rad been thiselled these words:
lon this historic ground the American patriots
hravey sustained the cause OF Liberty against the
british Invaders July u. lIIg.'
The site OF a preliminary skirmish on what IL
nov known as Flax Hill definitely indicated
IN August 1896 by an inscription cut into large
bowlder The inscription reads:
This rock marks the site OF battle between
the Americans and British. July L. lII9,
Below the inscription is a cannon ball hrmly set
into the bowlder regarding which second in
scription has this 10 say: .
This cannon ball was found on this oattle-held
one hundred years after.
Thirty ifty- pound cannon balls are arranged In
a circle around the bowider.
Many years ago three skeletons with brass Trap
pings were exhumed near this spot. They are sup
posed 10 have been those Of Hessiap soldiers slain
during the skirmish-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26
B4BY ABANDONED on A TRAIN.

Edwin s Bouton and his wife. OF No iO3 West
Fortv-eighth-st called at the West Forty-seventh-
81 police station yesterday morning. having In
their charge male child not more than six days
MD which had been left in their custody by a
strange woman on Saturday evening. at whining
ton Del while train 10 this city Inc paoy
was sent TO Bellevue Hospital. Mr.. and MIS-
Routon had been visiting In Washington. d. G.
ard were on their way home on Saturday evening,
when the train stopped for few minutes at
Wilmington The Boutons occupied seat near
,ha front end Of the car. Just the train stopped
a. Wilmington a woman who had come from the
rear part OF the car stopped at Mr.. Bouton's seat
and hastily putting "A baby In Mrs. Boutons lap
sid Hold The baby for me a minute. for have
forgotten something at the station .
The strange woman then passed on toward the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26
IN NATURES WORKSHOP.
QUEER SEEDS THAT DIG THEIR WAY INTO
THE GROJND-ONE OF THESE is
THE SPEAR GRASS.

For every plant that grows" says writer In
..-rhA Cincinnati Enquirer" nature has made some
uav FOR II 10 plant It's seeds Sometimes they ripen
and drop of Sometimes. Ike the bur they are
,en little hooks so 10 stick in the shaggy coats
q, animals and be carried great distances. Some
,,res they are so fine and light that the wind blows
them far AWAY Birds carry some In their wings
and some hoat over Every one knows the
nre,,v winged seed cases that come futtering and
ub,-Iine down from the maple trees in autumn. and
.varv one has noticed the way in which the dande-
non the cotton grass and the thistle float their
seeds upon the air. $500, -. -, - -.
,ered abroad but which bore their own way deep
tnto the ground One OF these s called the stork =
hill because after It's flowers have fallen 10 pieces
there grows from the centre long beak like the
blIi OF a stork Around the bottom OF this are i've
seeds and 10 each seed is long hairy thread
When the seed IS ripe these threads curl up with a
shsrp spring one fine day and throw the seeds as
Far from the old plant they
Then the seed begins 10 bury itself. Fir0 the
long hairy thread gets dry top. but stays NIUE
damp where II lies on the ground and this makes
II bend up with the pointed end OF the seed against
the ground Then the long hairy thread begins 70
curl like corkscrew. and this twists me seed
around and around, and makes II bore MTG me
ground and the sharp little hairs all point pack-
ward the seed can never come back out. but every
time II moves must twist deeper in. III one OF these
seeds with its long tail. is laid on piece OF paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26
DIR. MORELLE DEAD.

RETIRED EPISCOPAL. CLERGYMAN EXPIRES
FROM GAS AFFIRMATION
The Rev DR. Daniel Morele. who was removed
10 Roosevelt Hospital Friday morning. suffer-
ing from, gas suNocatlon died az the hospital at
Is o'clock yesterday morning Or. Morelle lived
at No ops West End-ave on last Tuesday MS
effects were sold at auction and his wife went
away 10 find a boarding house. Nothing was seen
o. DR. Moree until Friday morning. when a ser
ant discovered gas escaping In the house. When
the door was burst open the clergyman was FOUND
unconscious IN the room with all the gas jets
turned on. -, - -u..
DR. Moree seyenty-two years Oh, ana was
prominent North Carolina family, and for some
wears conducted a school for boys In Wilmington,
Ec where ne was also connected with ST
Jsmes's Episcopal Church. He came 10 this city
last Aprtl and secured the house at No. ZS West
End-ave where he going 10 open a prepara-
tory school for boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26
CONTRIBUTIONS SENT IN.

At the T s s. Office yesterday reading matter
was received from -Four r. s s. Members" Mrs
Brown Alice Hallowell. Miss Mabel Tracy Ella
and May OF the Kings Daughters; Mrs. Peck
Sue T Weir and Elizabeth Shultz; two amusing
paper dolls from Mrs A. Z. Moore, also collection
OF cancelled stamps sunday-school papers ana
cards from Mrs. K. j. Cook; reading matter from
Nss c I Rarny Mrs NJ c. Peck J. r. A. c.
Burdsan Mrs p James Mcneil. Mrs Bue
May" "A Friend" Miss Lyon Mrs. L. FreliEh
Amanda White and Amy c.; a booklet from Miss
Mary W Patten cards and scrap pictures from
Three Little Sunshners." Mrs. II. p Eaton. Miss
Patten A. H. Mrs Petit and J. c. r.. and a col
lection OF poems came without the name OF the
contributor attached.