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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Tobacco Growers Organize.

A meeting Of the tobacco growers
of the State was held in the hall OF the
House of Representatives Thursday, at
terncon. Mr.. E. ]. Ragsdale was made
chairman and Mr.. H. D. Edgerton Sec
retary. The depressed condition OF to-
bacco farmers caused by the steady de.
crease in the price OF tobacco was dis
cussed, and 1t was resolved to form
permanent organization TO try to rem
edy the conditions. Mr.. J. Bryan
Grimes, of Pitt, was elected president
of the association.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Negro Burned at the Stake.

Memphis, Tenn, Special-A special
to the Scimitsr, from Canton, Miss,
says: The little town Of Saint Anne,
20 miles east Of Canton. in Lake coun-
ty, was last night the scene OF q trag-
edy-a sequel to the burning of the
Gambrel family, the night before. Joe
Lefore. a negro, who was captured by
posse. confessed that he. IN company
With other negroes. had tied Mrs. Gam
orsl ma her four children to the floor,
s.-rrated the surroundings With kero-
ssne a,d burned the urfc1tunatA peo.
plealive. The negro. after confession
az the crime. was promptly roped "a
stake and burned TO . crisp.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Tar Heel Brevities.

The Winston fural parade will take
place at the Piedmont park at ii
O'Clock next Thursday morning.
Lieutenant Broughton of the Raleigh
military company is charged with mis-
appropriating S47 Of the company's
funds
Experts pronounce the poultry show
at the State Fair the best ever made.
F. E. Hege says II Is better than those
made at any fairs heretofore.
Application was made to the peniten-
tiary board for convicts to work in the
Cumnock coal mines, but was refused
the board declaring chat no convicts
should work in the mines.
According to the Raleigh correspon-
dent Of the Charlotte Observer, the
exodus of negroes from the State con-
tinues. The positive assertion is m1lc
that $500 have left Wilmington. Ne
less than 200 able-bodied negroes have
left Northampton county for New
York and New Jersey mainly. They
leave behind the old and the decrepit
The great exodus of 1SS8-'SS was en-.
tirely southwark, while this years is
entirely northward.
The attendance at the State fair was
very large.
Near Selma a white man named
Deans and his brother-in law were in
a boat on a mill pond. The boat ran
on stump and both men jumped out,
Neither could swim. Deans was
drowned while his brother helplessly
witnessed the terrible scene from the
shore, leo yards away, where he was
fishing. DeaEs' brother-in-law caught
hold Of the boat and thus saved his
Mr.. A. b. Thompson, a well-to do
farmer of Emmons township, who has
been insane for several months. war
carried to the State hospital at Nor
canton yesterday morning. The asy
lum is already crowded with inmates
and he could NOT secure admission al
present He was brought back to
Lexington last night and placed in
jail.-Lexington Dispatch.
The Supreme Court decides the case
IT Convict Mcmahon and holds that a
prisoner sentenced to confinement In
the penitentiary for life, whose sen
tence is afterward commuted to a
term Of years, Is entitled to statutory
Communication for good conduct only
from the date of the Communication of
his sentence to the term Of years.
At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Norwooi: Manufacturing Company,
held last week, a semi mi-annuai divi-
dend of per cent. vas declared. Ths
mill has been IL operation only e:gh
months.
One Of the most important and In
teresting exhibits at the fair Is q
collective oIe. representing the woc'
work industries at High Point, eig
teen factories. Furniture Of all kinc
baskets and trunks are the feature
! The trunk manufactory Is the o2iy
one in the state.
We have dad four consecutive frosts
and freezes, beginning on Saturday
night Much damage is done to cane
and the apple crop is more or less dam
aged. The chestnut crop, It Il thought,
l Is entirely ruined. The fodder was
| in the main, cared for before tie
| freezes came--Bocne Democrat.
The Salisbury SUN says Robert An
| derecn. a young man FIRING q couple
| Of miles from Sal sb1.T. Oh tio Sher-
| rilrs road, net with distressing ac-
| cidept Friday sfternooa. While feed
| ing nclasses cane Into mill his right
hand was eanzhs aaa ye-y badiy
paAahed,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Dewey Behind Time.

Washington, D. c., Special.-Fresh
from the series Of New England dem
onstrations In his honor. Admiral
Dewey returned to Washington late
Monday afternoon on the belated
through Federal express from Boston.
His homecoming after continuous
round of celebrations. extending prac-
tically from his arrival at Sandy Hook
marked his first experience in being
hours behind his schedule, for the
train bearing his party. delayed by the
dense fog about New York harbcr
during the night, pulled into the Penn
sylvania depot here at S:55-p. m, six
hours and 13 minutes late. 1t was a
fatiguing and featureless trip.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
State Notes.

The National Military and Naval
Journal says that steps are being ta-
ken to organize camp OF Spanish
war veterans in North Carolina
BY a vote of 200 to 80 High Point has
decided against issuing bonds to es-
tablish a system of water works.
Mr.. X. l.. Steele, the well known
mill man Of Rockingham, is at the
head of a movement to build large
bleachery in this section. 1t is pr2ba-
BILE that the bleachery will be located
at Hamlet.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Mckinley Mt Cleveland.

Cleveland. o., Special.--President
Mckinley and party reached this city
at S,i5 o'clock Wednesday morning. A
reception committee and members OF
The city council, headed by Mayor J.
senator Hanna was warmly greeted
at the depot by the entire party. Car
riages had been provided for a ten
mile drive ont Euclid avenue, through
Gordon and Wade parks. President
Mckinley. Secretary Long and Senator
Hanna spoke briefly
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Hard on Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga. Special.-The news
that Admira! Dewey's health would
prevent him from filling his Atlanta
engagement was received with sincere
regret Rear Admiral Sch1ey, who has
accepted an invitation to visit Atlanta.
was asked this morning to make his
trip nest week. filling Admiral Dew
ey's place.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Dewey to Visit Atlanta.

Washington, d. c., Special-A COM
mittee representing the citizens of At
lanta, accompanied by Representative
Livingston, Of Georgia, called upon
Admiral Dewey Tuesday to arrange
the details of his trip to Atlanta. 1t
was decided that, in company with
Lieutenant Brumby, who is to be
presented with sword by the city of
Atlanta and q citizens committee, the
admiral will leave Washington next
Monday night, arriving at Atlanta
Tuesday evening.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Dewey to Come Soutl, Again.

washington. D. c., Special.-Admir-
al Dewey received a call from a dele
cation rom Macon, Ca. headed by
RepresentativndPr esideurttB letta
representative Bartlett and President
Smith. of the Chamber OF Commerce
Macon, who presented an invitation to
him tp visit Macon. Admiral Dewey
expressed his thanks and said thai
while he regretted he could not mako
the vistt at the time ot his trip to At
lanta yet he expected TO 60 South dity.
ing the winter or early spring, and at
that time he would visit Macon and
Savannah.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26

and mast. The Corsair, the flagship Of
the New York Yacht Club, had six
flags in the stiff breeze as she went
alongside the Columbia and gave her
three shrieking blasts. Then her crew
cneered and the hardy Deer islanders
aboard the Columbia responded with
barred heads. All the ships in the ex-
cursion feet followed, turning loose
their whistles IN q maddening chorus,
whose notes ranged from the deep bass
of the sound steamers to the shrill
falsetto OF the torpedo boats. Some Of
the excursion boats kept their whis-
ties going half way to New York. La
ter the Erin, which had remained be.
hind for a few minutes with the Sham
rock, steamed up to the Columbia, the
Stars and Stripes auttering from main
and mizzen. The Corsair greeted her
with cannon, which Sir Thomas ac-
knowledged by dipping the English
Jack at the taffrai1. Then, by Sir
Thomas orders, the crew OF the Erin
lined the rail and gave three good
Anglo-Saxon cheers for the victors.
They were returned with interest by
the proud crew of the Columbia. The
American boat was the first to reach
her mooring buoy, inside the Hook,
and when her late rival came up in
tow, the sailors Of both seized the op-
portunity to cheer each other Justify.
Later, Sir Thomas went aboard the
Carsir and there soon afterward, Mr..
Iselin, managing owner OF the Co;um-
bia, joined him. There were toasts to
victor and vanquished. to America and
Great Britain, to gentlemen and ladies'
and all sorts Of things, and so, with
felicitations all around. the cup series
for 1899 ended with the best of good
feeling.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Mckinley In Michigan.

Three Oaks Mich, Special.-Every
person within q radius Of 10 miles OF
this little town apparently turned out
to greet President Mckinley at s
o'clock Tuesday evening. The cannon
contributed to the Maine monument
fund by Admiral Dewey was won by
Three Oaks. and its enthusiasm was
In full play when the President and
his cabinet were escorted through ilea
Of school Children, WEvleR Small days,
20 stand near. the car. The Presi-
dent spoke briefly and introduced the
cabinet. All were heayily cheered.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Assigned to sreclal Duty.

Washington. D. G.. Special-Secre-
tary Long has issued an order assign
ing Admiral Dewey to special luty ct
the Navy Department This was done
because. since his arrival In Washing
ton. the ADMIRAL has been on rafting
orders only. BIT nov H5th the prospect
Of the retoreripg of the Philippine
commission. senuiIng his Attendance.
it is proper to put him in active SER
vice with all emoluments pertaining
thereto.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
BRYAN Speaks in Louisville.

Louisville, KY, Special.-Twenty
thousand people greeted w. J. Bryan
and the candidates on the Democratic
state ticket at Churchill Downs We'd
nesday afternoon, the occasion being
the FIRST demonstration by local Demo-
Gratis in the State campaign now in
progress. The crowd was filed with
enthusiasm and satiated with barbe-
cued meat and burgoo.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
heEnxiish Fail Back.

I4adysmith, By Cable.-(Delayed.)-
The Carbineers and Border Mounted
Rifles, who have been in action with
the enemy nearly all day, returned this
evening, falling back, fighting, in the
face of some 1000 Beers. 1t is rep arted
that 16 Beers were killed. Several times
the Beers came within 400 yards range.
but their shooting was bad and the
Maxims rendered signal service in
stopping their rushes. They have q
large wagon train and artillery.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Must 70 to PriSon.

New York. Special.-Judge Lacombe.
in the United States Circuit Court,
handed down . decision DIMINISHING the
writ OF habeas corpus In the case Of
former Captain Oberlin N. Carter, who
is under sentence Of five years impris-
onment- for conspiracy to defraud the
government In contracts. The deci-
sion was given In . lengthy opinion.
which upholds the findings Of the
court-martial.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Medlal For Midxe1f.

Washington. D. c., Special-A tele-
phone message from Wrens, Ga, II
miles east, says mixed train No. ~
from TennsIle. Ga, to Augusta, was
wrecked three-quarters of q mile from
there Thursday evening. While turn
ing a sharp curve at Bushy Creek tres
tie the fange on the front truck of the
engine broke and the engine and four
cars vent headlong into the creek.
Engineer Num- and Fireman McNair
were both fatally injured. The passen-
gers all escaped.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Dewey Cannot Fill His Engagements.

Washington, ID. c.. Special-Ad-
mirJl Dewey, on the advice of his
physician, has cancelled the dates for
his visits to Philadelphia and to At
lan,o and will accept no more invita-
tons of this sort before next spring.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Cotton Crop Estimated.

Savannah, Ca, Special.-Fifty- five
members of the Savannah cotton ex-
change have estimated the crop. The
estimate was consolidated and the
average was found to be 1925, 4,103
bales. The highest estimate was H.
III, 900 bales and the lowest 9,135, ,o0G
bales, The estimates, while unofficial.
were posted on the board. They were
made from actual data received by
the members
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26

JAMES J. IenTl~s vent % N~v York
from Asbury Park again Wednesday.
and his lame arm Was steamed. Tal.
treatment will have to be hep, up Tor .
week. and the champion wili n.t t~
able 20 do active training until u 10
flnis .isd
The 2s.co9 cotton miii operatives 90
Fall River. Mass. have starf~d a
movement To secure : grnsrXl -csanr-
In wagoa-
President Mckinley ~Iii hsr4n the
preps. alton of his Anpaai fBesxssr %
Congress shortly after HI return =.
Washington.
James ~. Bnl. q New ycgk a,tor1ev
explained to the industrial ronnmissior
Why iGuSt. prefer tn organize nncor
laws of New Jersey
Hon. W. Pouris- CochraEe. Of New
fo.t. made tie priscirsi sisreKs be
fore the 60 ing SESSION uf Tao astl-im-
perislist confert ans al Chicago.
The ATseriean ChriEt.aa MISSIONARY
Society 81 the ChuTcs of Disciples. n
session I'm Cincinnati. elected orloes-
"wednesday. kansas City rss chussr
az the next meeting place.
The National Liv. Stock Exchange
In Ia annual sss.icn n ST Paul. ilnD.
ia the new iron bridge cy,abination
the Berlin Iron Company. az Fast B~r-
In. Conn. Is 10 control all Scv Eng
lana territory.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
To Protect The Railroads.

President Ingalls,, Of the Big -Four
and Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
has asked the Industrial Commission
to recommend legislation which would
protect the railroads and insure uni
form rates, saying that IL some action
Of the kind.were not taken the railroad
condition would become worse In the
future than II had been In the past
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Invited 10 SavanuAls.

Savannah, Ga, Speciai.-A commit
tee representing the city council and
citizens has left here for Washington
to invite Admiral Dewey. Lieutenant
Brumby. Secretary Long. Admiral
Schley and others to visit Savannah.
The committee consists OF Mayor Pro
Tenn. Tiedeman. Col J. H. Estill, edi-
tor Of the Morning News: President d.
G. Purse, OF the board Of trade. and
Leopold Adler. The committee car
ried about twenty-five unaddressed in
vftations to be distributed among
prominent men, Admiral Dewey has
an appointment with the committee In
Washington on Wednesday.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Tragedy In CharSestoa.

Charleston. g. c., Special.-N. T.
Pittman, Of Courdins. s. G.. was shot
and killed at the Hotel Calhoun here
by his brother. A. J. Pittman. Of Sum-
mervflle. There had been bad blood
between the two men for some time
on account Of business differences. but
efforts had been made TO reconcile
them. Both Of the brothers are past
middle age. and they are bofa we'll
known In this section Of the State
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26

London, By Cable.-The Cape Town
correspondent Of The Daily Nail says:
The authorities at johannesburg
have announced that they VIII make .
house to house Inspection on Monday.
and will compel every British subject
to leave tie town. Dispatches frog,
Beira, dated Saturday. st,.e that the
Beers, advancing Eorh~ard. were re
pulsed At lsobassi station This doubt
less means that Colonel 4umer's fo-ce
advancing TO the relief or Mafss az
had encountered the Beers.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-26
Foreign

Foreign.
Tie Cologne Gazette ammo Bnose OF
ficially thai Enpc-or william wiii
start for England on Noveabe- liza
The British advance force IN Ssisi
came in contact with the Bosrs In th-
vicinity Of Acton Hof-e. ard Bes;ers
Station. about ls miles north Ct Lady
smith. Natal. Thursiny morning. F!r-
ing began at io q. n. aad coafinue1
with inteTTnissIons all day. An i'm
portant battle is regarded as immI-
nent
The Queen has decided 10 cal. oss
the British militia
II is reported that Germany IL seek
!lg an advantage In Samoa a. the
price of her nutrali;y in South Afri-
ca.
Captains Vorlet and Chanoine. lead
ers OF an outlaw French expedition IN =.
| Africa, have been Killed by their o~a
men
General Brooke reports the death ~
Havana on Thursday OF John Hynes.
Company X. Seventa Cavalry.
General Lawton's troops are sdsane-
iHk ID lsuLOu. duu Nv sAprCAS w ste@.s
San Isidro In two days.
A dispatch from Manila says that
the Filipino Junta viii send represen-
tat!ves to Washington this winter &c
present the Filipino cause
A Berlin dispatch says that the
United States has proposed division Of
the Samoa Isiands.
Two hundred and thirty persons
have bubonic plague near Toledo.
Spain.
rhe New s;outa Wales Assembly has
voted $4,000 for sending the SeS
South Wales contingent 90 South
Africa.
The Austrian Re.chrzth resnmed :;s
se.sions at Vienna
The total bank ciesrings In the Cni-
| tcd States for the week were t1,SS3.-
1887; per cent In crease. a. Ex-
elusive Of New York. t7il.sss.Iss: per
cent In crease. III
Prof. D. c. worsser and Colonel
DENLY. Philippine commissioner. ar
rived at Vancouver. b. C., wednesday.
| on the steamer EmpreSs Of japan aDi
left In the afternoon for Wsshington.
| where they win make their report %
the President
The proprietor Of hotel st AtiaAftc
| City recently bought adjoining prop
| erty from Q widow :or S1seS0e. h
| rnade the casa payment of esa.e0e On
| gold. hauling IL 10 the Widows hou -
| In a wagon. She refused 10 receive h.
| however. bat insisted On q chec6.
which was given her.
| Agulnsldo has issued q book gfyirg
the basis OF she Filipino chin tbs;
American ofs,ctals IN the carly part q
1875 recognized Filipino indcpeaSe3ee
The taking Of the census Of Havana
Is progressing favcrabiy.
The acting secretary ~ the navy has
approved tae findings % t5e court os
inquiry cenxuring Captain Goodrich
and Lieutenant Nor.fs for the short
age Of cal On the Newark daring he
cruisers recent voyage 60 San Frss.
cisco.
The International Commercial CoG
gress. I'm session In Paiisde,ph.a. dis
cussed trade and expansion shsle coz
China
The House Of Commons voted 49,
ooo, 600 pounds tabort &se.0oe.s9o for
the supplementary e-my est.nstes-
President Ardrade. Of verexucIa.
has Hed from Caracas and il 10 s,iA
that the revolutica Is q N end
The tuteres: On bonds anticipated
I'D to July 1. 1900, aSgrsgates 337z.iss-
from which the government rebate 10
t353s.
Lima. Peru. via G.lvesto,. spcc.s,.
Eae Bolivian national cJpvers'on .o-s
Friday and Sunday next vii elect the
next president CT the republic II IL
cocssse5ed zincst certain that ce.
Psndo wil. be caosea for tAe pres.-
| 6sney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
THE BOER WATERLOO,
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

called upon 10 attend, and tho wounded
were compelled, If possible, to crawl out
Of the lines.
mo quarter seems 10 have been given
on either SIDE The British assert that.
amid the bullets. the ambulance wagons
displayed their flags promiscuously TO no
advantage. These were repeatedly driven
back, and were compelled 20 take refuge
out OF sight.
ut is reported that General Cronje,
with his contingent, retreated toward
Langeberg at o'clock I'm the afternoon.
Others followed in the direction Of ia
cobsdal and the main body Of the Beers
retired with the guns about In the eve
ning.
BOER CAMP DESERTED.
ION the following morning at daybreak
the British fired a few shells into the viii
lage. Getting no response. patrol Of
cavalry crossed the river and found the
enemy's camp deserted. Dead Beers and
many who were dying were 10 be seen
within the entertainments as well as nu-
merous new graves. Several buildings
were in smoking ruins.
Some OK the BOer prisoners say that
General CrOnje was in supreme COM
mand. He had to whip his men 10 pre-
vent them from deserving and despite
this many threw down their rifles and
fled.
METHUEN IN KIMBERLEY
LONDON, December 4-Ihe Lyening
News says - learns that a cable dispatch
was received to-day from an officer Of the
Guards. saying:
In kimberley" which, It is added,
may mean that General Methuen's van
r-tt.rT hoo ayfavoF L m bnrfav
AAFEKING SIEGE RAISED2
CAPE TOWN, Thursday. November 30
Tho Cape Times has the following dis
patch from Mafeldng:
General Cronje. with 100 wagons and a
large body OF Beers. has left his lager,
practically raising the siege, although
nesnltory firing can b. heard.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05

1and-grabbers' bill and yet made no
defence Of my action IN the late cam
paign. won handly, and am proud
OF the fact"
Mr.. John Whitehead Of Norfolk came
up. accompanied by Mrs. Whitehead.
80 many bills did / bring with me that
/ brought her along TO act IS my clerk,
said he.
ERITOR As REPRESENTATIVE.
One OF the lawmakers who Is news
paper man IS Senator Carter Glass or
Ivnchburg. the editor and proprietor OF
the Lynchburg News. and one or the
strongest writer's on the State press Mr..
Glass is a man who has long been
student Of public affairs I'm Virginia ana
has stored up a vast amount of informa-
ton which he will use TO good advantage
during the session.
II cannot say what the representatives
from my district have in the way or
local legislation" said Senator Bland
Nlassle. OF Amherst and Nelson. Il have
none myself. / must become better ac-
quainted before ] win know anything
about general legislation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
DEATH OF An AGED CITIZEN.
Mr.. Fleming Phillips Passes Away
Mr.. Ueuser's Dcath-othcr Deaths.

Mr. Fleming Phillips, one Of the Oldest
oitizens Of Richmond. died az II o'clock
last night az HIS residence 1903 west Main
The death Of Mr.. Phillips was not al
together unexpected. He had not been IN
good health for more than a year. anu
had been ill for several months.
Mr. Phillips was a native or Heuflco
county. and had spent the whole of MS
long life IN or near Richmond. BE Wouid
havo baan 81 years OF age next month.
deceased was for many years a consld-
bfe I'm Henrico. Soon after the war he
moved 10 Richmond. and was Tor a long
time engaged On business with hli SON.
General A. L. Phillips. Ills VIE Gieu
some seventeen years ago Inc chulre ID
surviving are General Phillips. SIR. L.
" Philips. and Mrs. j. +. Bell.
Decoasad was man OF high integrity,
and WAS held I'm high esteem lie had
been an active Christian worker from
Young manhood. He was Tor some years
suDerinteudent Of the sunday school Of
Grove-Avenue Baptist church. and had
been "a deacon IN this church since its
organization a. Sidney church. The fune-
raj viii take place from Grove-Avenue
tomorrow afternoon. though the arrange
ments have not yet been perfected
DEATH or Mr.. HkNHY HEUSkR.
Mr. Henry Heuser. for many years q
well-knOwn rest8uranteur here. died sun
1av afternoon at the Retreat for the Sick
He had been ~ lll NNdliN TOT "A long UAir.
he went 90 his native land about three
wears ago and returned Ina July last. quite
sick.
Deceased was born in Ockerhausen. near
Narburg. Germany, ia l.lO, and cam.
here soon after tho war between the
States. He conducted 4 restaurant a few
doors below the Dispatch office until Just
before his departure for Germany three
years ago. when he sold out He leaves
an aged mother and a sister in Germany
and a brother here.
The funeral viii take place ni , o'clock
this afternoon from BENEFITS undertake
ing establishment. Tho exercises 40 the
crave I'm Hollywood Will be conducted by
Rev DR. Paul Mcneil The following
gentlemen viii 30 as pal-bearels;
EOnorary-.Icssrs. &. OBJ CoWaruin,
William H. Zimmerman Louis BrOmm
Charles Euker. Louis Rucgcr. Louis
Eukor ard Charles Salzer
Actlye-Nessrs. Edward Schumacher
Daniel Schumacher. Henry Bgiel. Jacob
Wolf, Hugh McCurdy. Michael y Don