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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-05-19
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM


Post forms line of march at the hal
at 3 2 M, other civic societies joining in
the procession, march to the NJ. f.
church where the regular memorial ser.
vice VIII be opened according to ritual
as found in q. A. r. service book be-
ginning on page 10. There will be sing
Ing as selected and prepared by COM
mlttee of ladies.
Memorial sermon, followed by PRAYER,
Exercises by w. Il. c.
Singing.
Grafton, j. s. Waters.
Remarks. ID. w. Galway.
The procession will form and march to
the Cemetery where usual Decoration
ceremonies. including vollies by firing
squad.
All soldiers both old and Young. are
earnestly invited to unite with us in
this service what it should be.
A most impressive and significant one.
Hon. James j.. Fuller, of Bliss, will be
Marshal of the day.
BY order OF
Jno. w. SAVERS. PC.
U. s. Grant Post No. 8
Dept Idaho, @. A. r.
w. l. Barger.
Post AL;
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-05-19

Some men we're made for great things,
And some were mnde for small;
And some II is not recorded
Why they were made at all.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-05-19
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

| The first Commencement exercises o.
the Shoshone High School will be he'll,
at the Pavilion Friday evening, May
10Th, when the following program vii
be presented.
Piano and Violin.
Overture, Pettee.
Mrs Alice R. McCollum, E. ]. Andrews
Invocation. Rev. Galway.
Quartette.
"The Minute Gun at Sea" King.
Mrs. +. /. Mcmahon, Miss Griffin,
Messrs. Bowler and Cheney.
Recitation.
A New Years Time at Wizards
Alta Goodlng.
Drill. Red. White. and Blue.
Recitation.
Shadow OF Song. Alice Clarke.
Drill, The Vestal Virgins.
Recitation.
Sunday Fishin' Don Burnside.
Tambourine March, Treloar.
Twelve Performers.
March.
Our Girls Otto Anschuetz.
Elva McCollum and Lynne LaMunyon.
Essay.
Salutatory, Not Finished, Just Begun |
Emma |. Davies.
Essay. Night Brings Out the Stars
Ida +. Gambler.
Piano Solo.
'leighride Galop, Treloar
Mrs Alice r. McCollum.
Essay.
Always Tie Knot in your Thread.
Stella NJ McFall
Instrumental Duo. Piano and Violin
irs Alice II. McCollum, L. J. Andrews
ddress and Presentation OF Diplomas,
DR.. Joseph p. Blanton,
President State University, Moscow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

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We guarantee work equal to any
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
BABE THEM FAREWELL.
Lieutenant Masurier Tells His Old
Comrades Goodbye.

Lieutenant Eobort lie Masurier. former
~ caD'ain Of Company +. First Virginia
Regiment and now lieutenant in the
United States Volunteer service babe fare
well 20 bis old command at The regular
meeting OF tho company at me aimOry
last i.lght.
in bnef address he tod OF the former
work of the company during The nine
years in which be vas a member. OF It's
trials and struggles and final triumph as
a company inferior 10 none.
lie advised them In future 10 avoid par
tzanism IN their elections rs they had
done In the past and 70 always stand D.
the will OF the majority cheerfuly lie
said that HIS heart would be with them,
although he would be separated from
them by many miles and u,al he would
always look back upon the time when
De was a member OF Company r with
great pleasure and that whatever success
ne should achieve in The line on which he
was starting. he would consider that ne
owed II al 20 Company + collectively and
individually.
Lieutenant lie Masurier has been ordered
10 report 10 Colonel Hariz OF the recruit
Ing station IN this city. and Will be engag-
ed in tbs branch Of the service Cor several
cays
As 10 what command IN the volunteer
service he viii be assigned 20. no no.
tihcation has as yet reached him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
ALLEGED ASSAULT.
w. II. s. Burcb. Charged with Beating
His Invalid Wife.

one of the most deplorable cases that
has been brought TO the notice Of Justice
crutchfeid for long time is that of Mrs
r. l. Burch against her husband, W. IT,.
s. Burch which was continued I'm fho
Police Court yesterday because of the
inability OF the principal witness TO be
present.
The specific charges against Burch are
those of beating his wife. beating his step
daughter. Miss Tor Faulkner. and with
resisting and attempting TO shoot officer
C. NJ. johnson in the discharge Of his
duty. These charges were made on Au-
gust 18Th The case has been called and
twice postponed because Of the serious
condition OF Mrs. Burch.
Burch gives his line Of work as that Of
iaborer. tie has. however, at various
times been employed in the laundry bust
ness and has kept bar. He married his
wife a few years ago. She was "A Mrs.
Faulkner. a widow. and was quite well
TODD. having been left some means by
her first husband.
Bnrch is a strong drinker. and II Is al
legged by his wife that he has frequently
beaten her almost beyond endurance. She
Is suffering with a probably incurabe
af1iction and IS very delicate and weak
IN consequence
Upon the occasion on which Burch was
arrested Il was alleged that ne was abus-
ing and beating his wife when her daugh-
ter interfered in behalf OF her mother.
Burch. who was drinking at the time. then
turned upon the daughter and she re
eeived several blows.
This was too much for Mrs. Burch and
an alarm was given. with the result that
Officer G. NJ. Johnson, Of the First Dis
trict, arrested Burch.
The latter resisted the arrest and at
tempted 10 shoot the officer. The weapon
was taken from Burch. and he was car
rie1 20 the First District.
Burch and his family live on north
Twenty. street, and Mrs. Burch
is extremely Ill., partly from the effects
Of the assault and partly from the malady
with which she Is suffering.
Burch has secured eminent counsel 10
defend him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

had already ascertaincd she was at me
reservoir In company with "a man.
JEALOUSY CHARGED.
Mrs. Delaney testified that she was M'7'
Blankenship's aunt and the man In ques-
ton was her husband; that Blankensnip
would not carry his wife anywhere ana
she had her full consent 10 go in com
pany with Mr. Delaney and that IL an
grow out Of Bankenshp's Jealousy.
Mrs. Blankenship said her husband
struck her with his fist and Mr.. .. said
he only pushed her. Miss Mays SUD
ported Mrs. BIS statement and Justice
John fined him so and put him under
bonds 20 keep the peace
Henry Hawkins the colored barber 8
hoy who cut John Ross. also colored. with
razor. at the corner Of Sixth and Baker
streets. proved that he had been Sc. on hy
a crowd Of boys and used his handy
weapon in self-defence. He was given
thirty DAYS with security.
There were numerous other ti1.ns
cases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
WAS POSTPONED
UNTIL NEXT YEAR
No Attempt to Reduce the Salaries
Of County officials.
THE SCALE OF REDUCTION.
Tho Salaries That arc to Suffer the
Most are the Higher Oncs-A
Youthful Couple Refused
Marriage license.
THE SCALE OF REDUCTION.

The Board OF Supervisors OF henrico
county met at the county courthouse yes
lcrday at Y NJ.
The board passed all the bills brought
up for their attention and was occupied
entirely with general routine business.
The question OF the cut in the salaries
Of the county officials was continued until
tho next meeting. This cut involves all
the officials Of the county. The rate Of
Gu, viii be as follows;
All salaries over 1900 will be reduced p
per cent; all over 800 viii be reduced 10
ner cent. and those over 500 reduced 3
per cent.
This Is serious matter TO the officers
and "A strong fight Will be made against
these measures.
great many persons think that there
IS not much fear OF such reduction as
his question has been brought up several
times before without being passed
YOUNG LOVERS BALKED.
Mr. steinbache and Miss Wade. youth
ful pair OF lovers from the county appear
ed before Clerk Waddlll yesterday and
desired to secure a lt'til0t ~ h' AAie'
rled. They were accompanied by the
mother Of the young lady. but failed 10
have the consent of her father. They told
the clerk that Mr.. Wade was absent from
home and that they did not know when
he would return.
Mr.. Waddiil did not like the complexion
Of the case and refused 20 grant license.
They did no. seem much put out by this
and II IS thought that they will settle the
matter by a trip 20 Washington.
WON THE BADGE.
SQUIRE Lewis. Of the county. found Mon
day that he could handl ca gun TO rival
the Wild West. II is the custom Of the
81 Benedictus Society 10 offer a gold
badge for the best shot at their summer
outings II Is only necessary In order 20
win the badge 20 be able 10 place shot
within one foot Of the bulls eye. Squire
Lewis easily carried off the prize. The
ceremony Of pinning on the badge was
very impressive and the Squire who Is
exceedingly popular. was Obliged 70 show
his appreciation Of the great honor by
singing a song making speech and treat
ing the crowd An this he did with the
grace and ease peculiar 10 him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

Richmond-Mary j. and VIM. b. Smith
to Emnie 6. Kinker 80 feet on east side
Of Federal street between Cedar ana
Washington, $50.
Robert H. Thurston's trustee 10 Guaran-
tee Building. Loan and Trust Company.
80 feet on north side of Leigh street No.
1910 west Leigh street. SLIGO.
Henry b. Tinsey and wife TO Thomas
C.. Tinsley. IL interest in 40 feet on Leigh
street. southeast corner Of Kinney. $50.
HenricO-Rlfred W Childress' heirs to
Joseph S. MONTGOMERY II acres adioin-
ing Robert Farrar and others. 800.
Mrs A. W and b. ". Dickinson and y.
=. Parrish 20 William Shand. lot 2 in
block s. Brookland Park. $3.50
Mary c. Eacho 10 Joseph S. Montgom-
cry. Al acres adjoining Poor House tract,
81 200.
Mary A. Lammey TO John 7 Lammey. u
acres on north side Of Central road
miles from Richmond. $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Many Sock Licensestn We'd.

The Office of the clerk of the Hastings
Court was invaded BY numerous seekers
of the matrimonial ties yesterday, when
licenses were granted 20 Joseph A. Cot
treu and Martha Alley; John T. lobe and
Minnie @. Brown. Edward c. Hicks and
Nolne S. Roper: Isaiah Jones Hawkes.
and salie Gordon Sullivan; Frederick
GtimmelI and Emma II. Mcneil; Robert
I. Anderson and Kitty James; William
Gordon Lambert and Lillian Elsie Holt;
Fernando \. Ward and NJ. Mozele Jones.
The date named for the marriage was the
NTH instant. except In the cases OF the
last two couples mentioned. who are to
wed today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
SURGEON OF PEARY ExPElITlON
Dr.. [. T. Sineeat, Now IN Charge Of the
keeiey Institute, Detroit.
BELOW.

Or. Vincent lately obtained such valua-
bic personal aid from the famous Grape
Nuts food. that ne has been kind enough
10 volunteer The following information: \
I'm recommending your Grape-Nuts
food ! speak from personal experience
when suffering from a tedious attack
Of jaundice which was the result OF ner-
yous dyspepsia. brought on by over
work and close confinement. Your
preparation was of such infinite value In
my own Illness that when IN charge Of
one of the largest Kelley Institutes In the
United States. introduced the food on
the table as a regular article OF diet
We receive many patients who for
DAYS have been unable 20 retail food
in the stomach, and have the first ore
20 treat who could not retain the food.
On the contrary. patients Invariably find
Grape-Ngts nourIshing and pslatable."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
plaasnnt l.ntertainment.

ADRIANCE. CUMBERLAND CO.. VA.
Sept. 4.-Special.-An entertainment was
given at Guinea church last Saturday.
the proceeds OF which are t0 help buy am
organ.
Professor r.. Lee Blanion of the Uni
vers.ty of Kentucky gave dialect read-
ings. sweet SONGS and BITS famous "iin-
foot sermon.
The entertainment lasted from / until
about s.. and every one pronounced DO d
success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

SALEM. VA. Sept 5-special-A pri-
mary or county mfss-mrff ms VIII take
place Monday September 18TH fO appoint
delegates FOR the convention which meets
November 23d This convention VIII roIn-
mate candidate for ll'f ON -illc.. w. p
Is Conl-os-d os fhe c9nnfe.0 Craig Roa-
noke VI n'eowo~v ard Roanoke riiy
Rumor -a,s hat Mr q. l.. Stearnes
Who IS "A Tyler non. VIII run az a candh
date Tor State Senate In OPP sltlon 20 M
Edward LYLE. of Roanoke city. lie goes
from the Fourth senatorial district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Inrifiyc Arrested.

Buck Cheatham. a colored man, who
has been wanted since April 9th for shoot
ing Eddie Dickson in the arm, In bar
room at gO1 Byrd street was arrested last
night by Omcers Bailey and Finnegan.
Dudley Brown. young white man,
was arrested on complaint Of J. \. Pusy
ON the charge OF cruelty beating a horse.
Both cases will be heard this morning
bv Justice Crutchheld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

Mr. Junlus Henderson. an employe at
,5e cbesapeake and Ohio shops. had one
or his toes badly smashed yesterday morn
Inc lie was treated by pr Goode Of the
ambulance sCvice, and leiL
Dr. Goode also attended a negro nan
a. the Tredegar Works. named Reuben
Johnson. who had an epiiepic 81 and
felI and hurt his head. lie was made
comfortable and left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
WOMEN IN POLITICS.
Their Influence Said TO Have Purified
Elections in Colorado.

The House Joint Resolution No. 10 from
the state of Colorado. has been received
at the Governors Office. This resolution
recommends most heartily equal suffrage
in every state I'm the Union. Women
have been voting five years in Colorado.
The Secretary OF State says their votes
and interest have purified the political att
mosphere wonderfully. The scheme. the
letter says has worked like charm in
Colorado, and is endorsed by the State
officials.
W. r. Major clerk OF Charles City
Court. was az The Auditors Office yester-
day.
Mr.. z. H. Coleman, clerk OF the County
Court of Amelia. reported yesterday at The
Library.
Mr. r. d. Saunders. commissioner Of
Revenue from Williamsburg, visited the
Capitol yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

Fire destroyed portion of the roof Of
D. NJ. Lea & Co.'S bucket manufactury
shortly before ! o'clock yesterday. \
spark from the smOke-stack caused the
blaze which was extinguished after II n ld
caused loss Of about $50. The property
was insured.
No. 2 wagon responded 10 the call and
afterwards No Truck was called OUT IN
order to enable the hose 20 be handled on
the roof.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Exciting Runaway.

A horse belonging TO cruiis stable on
Eighteenth street. attached 10 bussy.
became frightened near the corner OF
sixth and CLAY streets. about 9 o'clock
last night and ran out to Broad and
down Broad 10 Mayo street. where he
buggy was upset over a dirt bank. No
one was hurt. but there was considerable
excitement all along the line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
IInianf-S mlihefs.

Nh. John j. Umlauf and Mrs. Hannah
smither were married Monday night a1
The residence OF the officiating minister
EVaneelical Lutheran church The groom
who Is "A worthy and respected citizen
enters by this union upon his third matri-
u5onisl venture rs his first wife he had
nine children who are now grown. ne IS
wish him and his bride many years OF
onnnmIlal III...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

said. would probably begin practically at
once. ana the time for It's completion
would be named IN the contract
Mr. chesterman constructed the freight
depo, at Lynchburg for the Southe. u.
and his excellent work was highly APP
prcciatcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

Mr.. j. A. Adams employed at Monta-
CUES sash, door and blind factory, had his
hand cut and fingers badly lacerated yes
terday afternoon while working at a
thirty stitches i'm dressing the injury. and
the patient was removed 10 the almshouse
hospital II IS feared Adams Will lose the
index finger OF his hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Tho Hebrew New Year.

The Hebrew new year was very general
Is observed yesterday by members OF that
faith In Richmond.
speciai services in honor Of the day
were held at Beth Ahaba Synagogue, con-
Quoted by the Rabbi Dr. l.. y. Calisch,
and were wen attended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Police Figures for August.

The report Of Sergeant J., f. Shinberger
for August reveals the following hgures
Mlsdemeanors. ala: felonies. AZ Total,
461. One hundred and sevcnty-seven OF
the offenders ware Uhifa and IA seiarsd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
THE SOUTHERN DEPOT.
q Contract Awarded MIR. W. \. Chester
manic Cost About S:,O, 900.

manic Cost About S:50. 900.
A telegram from Washington yesterday
announced that the contract 20 erect the
new Southern railway depot had been
awarded 10 Mr.. w. A. Chesterman, the
wellknown contractor OF this city, who
was the lowest bidder
Although the figures have not yet been
made public. Il IS understood that the
new building IS 10 cost IN the neighbour
hood OF $1,000.
SIR. chesterman said last night that he
had not as yet received the contract and his
onl; knowledge Of the matter from what
he had ss<n e. the papers The work. he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Broke Her Arm.

Mrs. S. +. Pegram, of 1HO west Main
street, fell and broke her arm Saturday.
Or. Hnlsman set the broken member and
she is now doing well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

I'm the CITY Circuitf' Court yesterday
Judgment was confessed i1 the suit Of
ID o. Sullivan against o. r. and b. A.
Hines, for 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Miss Sarah Coles Bruce.

sTAUNTON. VA. Sept. Especial
Miss Sarah Coles Bruce died yesterday at
the home OF her father William Ballard
Bruce.
Miss Bruce had been an invalid and
great sufferer for many years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Richmondcrs in New York.

NEW YORK. Sept. -s9ecial.-Rlch-
mond arrivals. ark-Avenue-Miss r.
Hexter. Miss S Miller. Smrtevant-V. II.
Hobson. Gerard-L. =. Tatum Hoff-
man. Gaar Albert-W. r.. jenkins.
St Denis-J NJ Westcott. Mrs r. \.
Wilke J. 4. EtChison. WaldOrf-L. ID.
Johnson New Amsterdam-J =. Etchi-
son. Jr.. J. Bates. Continental-Miss q.
Matthews. Mrs. NJ W. Moore Hoffman,
C. Morgan and wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
NIr.. Annn I- ChrieIIan.

ROANOKE Va. september 5-Spe-
cial.-Mrs. Anna +. Christian. wife ot ID.
II. Christian, manager of the Almshouse
farm. died az her home yesterday near
the city after a severe Illness with ty-
phoid fever. She was native or Nelson
county. Va. and was Miss Ialiaterro.
The funeral took place to-day az Jef-
ferson- Street Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

"And should the Auditor pay the same
after having been approved by the COM
mittee2 Very truly,
wv. T.. CUTSHAW.
Getty Engineer
Richmond. Va, July /. 1899.
Colonel ". T. Cutshaw. city:
Dear sir.-T am ~ opinion that the
Auditor should pay this warrant.
every truly.
III r. POLLARD,
"City Attorney"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

nances Of the city concerning employment
Of hands. which Is as follows:
" The Engineer OF the city, WIN inc
approval OF the Committee on Streets,
shall hire for The city such number oil
hands and teams. and purchase such ma
terials. horses. mules, carts ana Tools as
they may deem proper, and any sum or
sums Of money payable for any such pur-
pose or hiring shall be paid upon dratt
on the Auditor. stating the amount 70 DC
paid and what given. certified by the En-
gineer Of the city and signed by the chdlr-
man Of the Committee on Streets
have we the authority with me APP
proval Of the committee, 10 appoint and
pay another hand. 10 be known az fore
man OF the sewer force. as per this roll
W. c. Wilkinson, foreman, hah
month. o.. o. O.. .. .....'..'.''''' 90 "V
Jack Traylor laborer. "A days, at
oto ................... 70 50
John " Collins. laborer, 10 days
at 81 90. o.. o.. o. O.. ........'..... s..' 10 ~
Robert Traylor, laborer, II days 49,
at $50. .. o. o.. O.. ....'......... II -
W. r. Holtzback, laborer, days
al $50. o.. O.. o.. o.. ......'..'.''''' ;"
Charles Beasley laborer' 4 days al
W " S1s .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

CHASE CITY. VA, September 5-spe-
clal-Mr Richard O.. Gregory. of this
town. died yesterday after protracled
illness. He was prominent citizen. a
large leaf tobacco dealer. and about forty
two years Old
His miermnt was no W0odlawn cenc-
terys under charge of the Masonic fra
torn.ty. with 81 orshipfui b. 30. ioode and
Rev Sterling Gum officiating
He leaves a widow ana three children.
Mr.. Gregory was devoted member OF the
Methodist church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Joseph schocb.

Mrs. Joseph schoch died Monday night
nj the residence of her husband. 80. 36
west Leigh street, after an illness Of
several months
Mrs. sch0ch is survived by her hus-
band and one child. She was thir,y-four
years of age and was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Finke. Both her
parents are living She leaves two BROTH
ers-llessrs. Henry and Albert Finke
and is survived 10y three sisters-1lrs.
J. =. Neurohr. Mrs. snyder and Mrs.
Amelia Brimmer. Mrs. schoch had been
IN about two months with an affection
of the liver and heart She was "a faith
full member OF the German Evangelical
church. and bore her su0eruss with
Christian fOILILule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

Mrs Henry T. Eastman of Baltimore
formerly of this city. met with d street.
car accident n the Monumental city on
Saturday afternoon. which resulted n
her death ON Sunday. She had been 20
the depot 90 meet sister, bat the train
being several hours late. she returned
home. ln attempting Co leave The car near
her residence she was thrown violently
% the ground. receiving fatal injuries.
The remains were brought tO RI hm0ud
M0uda- morning and the funeral servica
was held yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence OF her sister, lo2 north Monroe
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
MR.. JnIin \. Gentrr.

Mrs. Julia A. Gentry, the mother of the
late James a. Gentry and IT,. W. Gentry.
died at her residence. 40. i2) south Pine
street. az $3.50 o'clock last night
She was in her eighty-eighth year. and
was The mother of four children. two
Of whom survive the son mentioned and
Miss Alice Gentry.
on Sunday last Mrs. Gentry was sud-
denly stricken with apopioXy and her
death was expected every moment since.
She was q lady of high character. and
respected and beloved Boy an who knew
her
The funeral arrangements win be pub
llshed later
Mrs. Henry =. Eastman
Mrs Henry T. Eastman of Baltimore