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END OF THE GULF.


Colorado 4 Southern Officers Assume Con-
troll of the Road at M idnieht
Denver. Jan. II-By order of the
United States circuit court, the Colorado
& Southern will assume control Of the
former Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf at
midnight tonight. The officers will be:
President and general manager, Frank
Trumbull; vice president and general
traffic manager, B. F. Winchell; general
superintendent, T. F. Dunaway; general
freight agent. Fred Wilde; general
passenger agent, T. E. Fisher; secretary
and treasurer, Charles Wheeler; auditor,
A. D. Parker; general solicitor. E. E
Whithead.
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CLARkE'S LITTLE JOKE.

Weld County's Representative Introd duces
Sarcastic Resolution in the House.
]. MaxGlark, the representative from
Weld, introduced a satirical resolution
in the house Monday, well worth perus.
al. His resolution reads as follows:
"Resolved, That the senate and house
of representatives of the general assem-
bly, OF the state of Colorado, concurring,
that Washington, the credited father of
our country, was an old fogy; that
Thomas Jefferson, the unjustlv celebrat
ed author OF our declaration of national
independence, was socialist with anar
chistlc tendencies and an unsafe guide
for the republic in 1899; that the late
James Monroe, at one time, by the merest
chance in politics. president of these
United States, was crank, and but a
freak or by product in governmental
evolution.
"Resolved, That all men were neither
originally created equal, nor even now
entitled to equal rights and privileges
before the law; that government of the
people, by the people, and for the peo-
pie is myth, and the theory of our re.
public as enumerated by the anarchist
Jefferson in our declaration of independ.
ence, towit: that governments derive
their just powers from the consent Of the
governed was an idle socialistic dream,
from which we, as sensible nation are
fully aroused.
Resolved, That we need the earth in
our new business of reform, regulating
and governing the world; that Senator
Teller's resolution, tending, as it does,
to hamper us at this time in our career
of conquest, was silly mistake.
"Resolved. That we cheerfully uphold
the arms of our noble president in his
laudable efforts to subdue the Philip
pine islands, and to that end we should
sufficiently increase our navy and stand
ing army 10 furnish a gunboat for every
island in the archipelago, full-sized
warship for every deep water port. a
corps of regular soldiers for every city,
brigade for every village and pro.
vost guard for every heather hut.
"Resolved, That we should pursue
capture and christianize these people
and confer upon them the inestimable
blessings of our humane. civilized and
enlightened government. even if in the
prosecution of our noble designs we find
it necessary to murder every full.growr
able.bodied male inhabitant, found fe
male seminaries for the surviving WON
en- and kindergarten schools for the little
heathen orphan children left upon ou1
hands after muni6cent peace is declared
Resolved, If any man attempts t
haul down the American flag. shoot hin
on the spot J. MAX CLARK"
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A MaadIy soavssIr.

AZ : holiday souvenir. the passenger
department. Of the Union Pacific has is
sued ! neat and handy pamphlet on in.
door sports. 1t is useful for adults and
chihren having rules for all indoor
games and pastimes. The book can be
secured By sending stamps to cover
mailing y F. w. Ansier. travelling pas
Deaeer aGens, Dsnvss, Colo.
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DEPARTMENT RED TAPE.

States VIII Find Difficulty IN securing Re.
imburssment Tor Troops Expenses.
Washington. Jan. 1.-THE governors
Of states and officers Of the volunteer
troops will have serious difficulty in OBJ
tanning reimbursement for expenses in
recruiting and mobilizing troops for gov
ernment service last spring. The comp
troller of the currency has decided that
the governors did not act as government
agents and therefore he cannot author.
Ire the payments Of claims. He sug.
gests that they submit their receipts TO
the war department which can order
their payment under the law passed on
July 8 last.
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URGES RATIFICATION.

Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
Recommends Ratification of Treaty.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE senate COM
mittee on foreign relations has favor
ably reported to the senate the peace
treaty with Spain and recommends its
ratification by the senate. The recon-
mendatlon was unanimous and urges
that the treaty be ratified without amend.
ment.
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FORAKER FAvoRs 1T.

Thinks United States Cannot Abandon
Philippines 20 Their Fate.
Washington, Jan. II-Vice President
Hobart was present in the senate this
morning for the first time since the
Christmas holidays. Senator Foraker
spoke in tavor of the annexation of the
Philippines. He believes that the
United States cannot afford to abandon
the islands TO .he natives or 10 some
foreign power. At 3 p. m. the senate
went into executive session to consider
the peace treaty.
The house was still engaged with the
Alaskan laws bill today.
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brilliant Military Reception.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE most bril-
liant social event of the year will be the
reception at the residence of Secretary
of War Alger tonight. The president
will be present as commander.in. of
the army, and many officers of the regu.
lar and volunteer service will also attend
in full uniform. The company will be
one of the largest Of the kind ever gath.
cred together here.
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sAGAsTA's DIPLOMACY.

He Arms Himself Against Possible Oppo
sttion of Senior Silvela.
Madrid, Jan. lit is believed that
Senor Sagasta will face the cortes with a
cabinet unchanged. He has displayed
the greatest tact in rallying 20 his sup
port Gen. Weyler and the Duke of Tet-
uan, as with this combination he has lit.
tie fear of the opposition of Senor Silvela.
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con.rs..man D,ngley is No worse.

Congressman DIngiey is No Worse.
Washington, Jan. II-Congressman
Dingley passed comparatively good
night. No marked change has occurred.
AT p. m. the physicians in charge of
Congressman Dingley stated that if he
can hold out another "a hours all danger
will be past. His left lung is now per-
fectly clear and his right is beginning to
clear.
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APPEALS TO A CHRISTIAN.

lie to Put Down Macedonian Christians,
Berlin, Jan. 1.-THE sultan of Turkey
has written to the emperor to help him
in pacifying the Macedonian christians
who are threatening to lead revolt
against the Turkish government.
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Barx.ins for Home Seekers.

We have fine list of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see us if you need
Home Property, Farm Property or con
template investments of any character
Give US your properties for rent.
WARREN c. DYER'S
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building, Boulder.
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Cleveland, Jan. If-Fitzsimmons said
today, "Sharkey is a cur His name
ought not to occur in the same paper
with mine. However, the public look
for fight between him and me and |
suppose will have to give in.
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Cincinnati, Jan. lI-ln signed stale
ment, Kid Mccoy, the defeated pugi
list. alleges that he was repeatedly fouled
by Sharkey las. night and that only
Hurst's favoritism for the sailor prevent.
ed him from so declaring.
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Helena EpioysaLul,.

Helena. Mont. Jan. .Ii-No new devel-
opments occurred today in the alleged
attempt to bribe members Of the legis-
lature to cast votes for Clarke for United
States senator.
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New York, Jan. II-Tom Sharkey. the
victor in the fight received $4,000 fol
his one hours work. He is preparing a
challenge to Fitzsimmons for the heavy
weight championship OF the world.
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N 'kIlgy k0keS
Appointments
c4oA7E GETS IT.

The Ambassador to the Court of 81. james
Gees Co the New Yorker.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE president
this afternoon presented to the senate
the nomination of Joseph Choate, of
New York, as ambassador extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary to the court
of England.
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PuglIS|S Hove
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SHARkkY WON.

The Sal or Lad Put, Mccoy to Sleep In Ten
Rounds.
New York, Jan. II-Tom Sharkey. the
American sailor, knocked out Kid Nc
Coy in a Io-round bout at the Lenox ath.
letic club last night. Mccoy bad ap.
parenlly the best of the fight until the
eighth round when Sharkey wound him
up in snort order.
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SITUATION NOT CRITICAL.
General Greeley Receives = Report from
Depar tment at Manila.

Washington. Jan. II-General Greeley
in charge Of the signal service depart
ment has received an official cable from
the signal Office in the Philippines stat
ing that everything is running smoothly
in Manila. The general health is excel
lent. There is nothing IN the despatch
to indicate that the situation is at all
critical.
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A PLUM FOR BRICK.

Charles A. Brtckenstein A Appointed as Par-
veyor of Customs for Denver.
Washington. Jan. II --Charles A.
Brickenstein, of Colorado, was today ap-
pointed purveyor of customs for the port
of Denver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29
MAT M'GEHEE
Is Now in Manila and Writes an
 Interesting Letter Home.

MT. Mat McGehee, Pine Bluff boy, who was Roosevelt Rough Rider, aud who took an important part in all the big battles in Cuba during the late war, is now in Ma. nila. After Roosevelt's Riders re- turned to the United States, Mat came to Pine Bluff to see his rela- tiyes and friends. While here he was taken Ill. His illness lasted several weeks. After his recovery be went to New York and received his muster.out papers. He then re- turned to Texas and accepted posi- tion in coast town
 His uncle, MT. Mat Hudson, of this city, was greatly surprised Sunday to receive a letter from Mir. MeGebee from Manila. He stated that few weeks after he returned to Texas he joined the Twelfth U. S. Infantry, and they were soon after- forwards dispatched to Manila. He says they are being kept busy now a-days following the fleeing enemy, but adds that the present campaign is nothing to compare with the "warm" times he experienced in Cuba.
 Mat is known to all his friends as a fearless fellow. and do not be sur prised some day if you read about him as being a second Funston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29
1 PRACTICE RUM
S ewart's Dogs Give Sandy Jackson
 Warm Reception

Saturday afler oon Constable Stewart gave his blood hounds an other practice rna. He was accom- panied in he chase by Messrs. W. B Sorrrlls, Lou Ovens, Bon Rue, Squire Vance, Walter aud Frank Stewart.
 Sandy Jacks3n, loca negro of the opinion that the dogs cal. I scent him. They caught hlm and that made the second inc in week Now Sandy aamits that hp is lltae strong
 Tfe dogs chased Sandy sven miles H, ha an ours star. but t wa~ only an hour af erwards tha' Sandy turned bis soul toward h-av- en and went uL tree
 The dogs serm 10 be more pr. ct on each rul and they dr. fast gan ing fam litoughaut the country Fhis r> demors rated by lh1 ire qlent calls MT Stewart recrjv s from cities many mics from he"e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29

Mr. John R. Fordyce, of Pine Bluff, has invented and pat ented a round bale cotton compress, which is attracting the attention of cot ton men throughout the South, The press is in operation at Pine Bluff and is said by those who are compe tent to judge to be superior to any of the round bale presses previously patented. MT. Fordyce is well known in this city, being the eldest son of Col. s. W. Fordyce.-Hot Springs Sentinel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29

Sundar afternoon 2S converts af ihe St. Paul rtnrcn " ere baptized in BrumP'e Bayou by Key. j. C. Rat- tlen, Ora"r ~aS sept throughout fhr meeting. Several hundred peo- pie witnessed the baptizing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

You are hereby Herifiaa that Dr. G. w Bell has na authority ta make any contracts or pills in thenamsu If the HrHrd loage K. of P. which meets in this city lalv , 6aad :. 1899, but J. e Duke has full authority to make all necessare Hrra3 gements.
 Forrest Glv. . C..
 Bluff ijN Lodge. No. 21.
 ChaS W Epps. (. C..
 St. Pythihn Eoage. Ne. :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29

The Supreme Court of Arkansas has affirmed the decision of Judge Martin, declaring that portion of the Rector anti trust law relating to in surance companies to be ennconstitu. tional. The bill now, as far as the insurance people are concerned, may be elassed as (to use a slang phrase) "one of those that never was.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29

Owing to the absence in 'Searc nr Rev. ]. \. Stder@oa the p1lpif=a. The Main Streer Netho isl Chutch YVES fille'I c~tnriav. both morHili. and ey' ming bx Rev. l. R. Caaon, the tinancini agent of Galloway College. He delivered two yery.able and high ly instructive sermons. At the morn ing service Rev. Mr Cason baptized Martha Mill Hudson, the infant dau- ghter of Mir. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Hud- son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29

The Cotton Belt shops at Pine Bluff have turned out three car5 for the Marieopa < Phoenix & Salt Riv- CT Valley Railroad, and the election campaign has not opened yet Lawrence County Telephone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29
8e 70 EJACULATION.

The Lad5 5aAPHIC has nearly double the nfculatie. )f any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper and the Daily and Semi Weekly GRAPHIC have a combined circulation, larger than that If any other Pine Bluff daily or eskly tegsJapar isertise ements accept ed on this guarantee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29
Go to Anderson Meyer
 Drug Go.

Mir. Vi. Adami thp hustlng travel ing passenger agent for the Cotton Belt road with headquarters at Carlo. ls in he city taday. A . Adami is Il hustler anG has number less friends throughout this Stat . He generally pushes excursions and when he has hani in talking onp up, you can just put vour money on it that il will be .whnpp.r."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29
Easy fG Take Easy f0 Operate
 Because purely vegetable-yet thor
 ough, prompt, healthful, satisfactory~ HOOGa1S Pills
Genial Chas. H. Owens spent Sun- day with his family in the city.

Mir. J. R. Mccormick has opened up a butcher shop at No. 320 Main street, where he would be glad to see his frienfs and public ia general. Mir McGornick keeps np1hing but Chicago meat. which he blys direct from Nelsnn Morris & i'n. me
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29
TBS WANTED.

Parties wishing to contract for the furnishing of ties for the railroad of the Pine Bluff and Western Railway Company will please call at the office of the company in Pine Bluff.
 206 Thos. Doyle, Supt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29

Miss Martha Valiant. th- accom- plished daughter of Mir. and Mrs. q. E. Valiant Jeff this morning for Mr. Gehee, where she will visit Miss Annie Fitzhu9h for severa N eeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29
New York. May D

m New York. Nav 2. To the Walker Drug Go. Pine Emf. Ark
 tientlenrn:-W" h~ve notified , nr thic"g" house that tou ire ,=nr Agents in Pine Emf, Art. :. for ihe BuckeN" am rh and tfst tna arc 10 be praterted IT The sale of enr goods it It UT citV.
 Ve"> trplY lpure.
 E. x H. r. ANTHONY Co.
 No 59l Broadway. N. Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29
PINE BLUFF, ARK. MAY. 2S, 1899.

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29

Niss Etlii n Rirm has rtturped homo "tf.r T rrvtfnl mpnths staY with frie rt- | K4hs4S City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29

MesdameS I Wise, ]. ". Dnria4 and Miss thrislian of Shrevepor were guests Tt The Arlington Sa day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29
To the Puhli~::

F0 the Putli":
 We h"Ne atf~r considerable z refP@hde'.ee aat by pur hasiny T large lin" If aurkt.,e Cameras ..- cured the P.9 i'v of the B ,sr Fi II, Gam ra on the market. a fact t'al we are readA tn prnve tn any n a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29

Mrs. J. l.. Reinach has returned to her home at Walnut Ridge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-29

TT. J. \. Wallace. prominfr n"rchqHt en'i planter of Parlatm rs. ie II l=f~s visitor in the ,.iis todaA.
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rs EASILY SOLVED in your painting CD.
erations If you're sensible and use b. 4 K.
Paints. You get body, large covering ca
Your painter can't spoil results If he tries
unless he adulterates the paint, and you
have a coating on your house that'll with
stand any weather. Any quantity in any
color or shade. THOMPSON & BELDEN,
1896 and 39S State street.
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S. Fl. Pease of the T. H. Pease & Son
company will leave to-day for trip to
the Bermudas.
Horace Sanford, clerk to Consul Gen
and sister on Lynwood street. He will
return to Canada next next Monday. In
the spring his father and sister will re-
move to Ottawa for the remainder of
Mr.. Sanford's term of Office.
Professor G. B. Stevens of the Yale
Divinity school was snow-hound for
thirty-six hours in Southington through
the storm. He was the guest of the
Rev. Shepard Knapp.
Mrs. John Disbrow will go south this
week with a party of friends. The trip
will be made overland to Tampa, and
later by steamer to Nassau.
Harry Rowe Shelley, yielding to q
unanimous request of Hartford musi-
clans, will give an organ recital on the
new Fourth church organ next Tues
day evening. He will be assisted by
Mrs. Ruth Thayer Burnham, contralto
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Anderson will sail
for Europe in April to be absent for
TWO OF three IIlOUlllS. LII. AlluGISOH
will visit some of the principal gymna-
Sums abroad,
Selden Y Osborn who has for sew
eral years been with the E. S. Wheeler
company, has accepted a position as
secretary with the Vacuum Oil compa-
ny of Rochester, leaving town last week
to assume his new duties.
Miss Laura Graves, one of the con-
traltos of the New York Ladies' quar-
tette, of which Miss Elizabeth Gaffney
was first soprano, will be one of the So
loists for the performance of Rossini's
"Stabat Mater" to be sung under the
direction of r. P. Paine at Hartford to-
night in the South church.
Miss Kate Hofer will give a concert
at st. Pauls church, Meriden, of which
she is soprano, this evening. A special
car full of Miss Hofer's friends will go
up from this city.
Mrs. George A. Alling of West Chap
ell street will leave soon for Canada.
She will be the guest for a while of
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FrendE. Brooks,
795 Chapel Street.
IN FRATERNAL CIRCLES.

Sterling lodge, No. 46, A. o. U. W.,
held very interesting session last even
Ing, large number of members being
present. The report of the entertain
ment committee on preparations which
have been going forward for the cele-
bration Of their anniversary November
~, was heard and from present indica-
tions the affair this year will be the best
Of the many such given by this lodge.
Past Master Workman Hackett Is chair
man Of the committee and he is sparing
no pains to make it success
At the regular meeting of Red Cross
lodge, Sons Of George, William H. Kerr
was initiated into the mysteries of the
lodge. At the next meeting the degree
team which has recently been formed,
will initiate two candidates.
Golden Rule Encampment, No. "a, I.
o. o. F., will hold it's annual banquet
this evening in the Odd Fellow build
ig.
City lodge, No. SO, I. o. o. F., worked
the second degree on three candidates
last evening.
Washington council, Order Of Chosen
Friends, initiated two candidates last
evening.
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In AND ABOUT THE COURTS
SEVERAL DECISIONS yesterday
BY JUDGE PRENTICE.

VIII of Walter ". woodruff to be Con-
tested-YOung Neagle Sues for $4,000
Damages-Book Thief Miller's Bond
| Settled Yesterday-Other Court Notes.
Judge Prentice handed down several
important decisions in the superior
court yesterday afternoon.
In the suit of August Tessmer, adj
ministrator administrator against the
Consolidated road, for $1,000, verdict of
$1,000 for the plaintiff.
In the suit of Peter Tessmer and wife
against the Consolidated road, to recov-
er $500, verdict of $500 for the plain
tiffs.
In the action Of Peter Tessmer against
the Consolidated road to recover $1,000,
verdict of 1920 for the plaintiff.
The Tessmers while driving across
the Ward street crossing in Walling-
ford on June IS, 1897, were struck by
an express train and Pauline Tessmer,
mother of August Tessmer, was killed.
and the others injured
JuQSe PRENTICE mas tnat the railroad
company was negligent in that there
was no flagman, as ordered by the rail-
road commissioners, and that the en-
gineer failed to blow his whistle when
approaching the crossing.
In the case of Matilda Anderson
against the Winchester Avenue Rail-
road company, verdict of $500 for the
plaintiff. Mrs. Anderson fell through
the Kimberly avenue bridge on July
IS, 1897.
In the action of Edward L. Lawler
against the city Of New Haven, verdict
of s1,250 for the plaintiff. LAWYERS son
was killed by block Of ice falling upon
him from a cart In June last. Mr.. Law
Ter alleged that the block was Jared
from the vehicle by a defect in the
roadway.
Only ten jurors were on hand in the
superior court, civil side, yesterday
when Judge Shumway was ready to
open court. An adjournment was ac-
cordingly taken until 2 o'clock when
the two missing jurymen not having
appeared, Sheriff Spiegel was sent out
to summon in two men to make up the
dozen required. Shortly after o'clock,
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.
Transfer of Funds Asked-Eaton school
to be Repaired.

At special meeting of the board of
education last night resolution was
passed requesting the board of finance
to ask the court of common council to
transfer $500 from the special fund to
the current expense fund. The board
of finance has already expressed a will
lingness to do this, but 1t wished the
board of education to officially ask for
the same. Last nights meeting was
held for the purpose of passing this res
olution.
The committee on school buildings
was also instructed to have the neces-
sary repairs made on Eaton school.
During the recent storm two chimneys
were blown over, considerably damag-
ing the roof. Besides rebuilding the
chimneys it will be necessary to repair
portion of the roof.
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COUNCILMAN WALLACE ILL.

Councilman George Wallace of the
Eleventh ward is sick at his home, 81
Wolcott street, and was unable to at
tend the regular meeting of Beacon
lodge, N. e. O. p, last night. Mr.. Wal
lace is the energetic secretary of this
lodge and this is the first time that he
has been known to miss a meeting since
he has acted in thtt capacity unless it
was through sickness.
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FUNERAL OF ALBERT ASHWORTI

FUNERAL OF ALBERT ASHWORTH
The funeral Of Albert Ashworth was
held from Trinity M e. church yester-
day. being attended by many SORROW
ing relatives and friends. The Rev. Mr.
Mossman of the City Missions OBLIGATED
at the ceremony and his remarks of
consolation to the bereaved parents and
relatives were touching and appreca-
tive. He spoke of the deceased as
promising young man and a bright in
ventor, and from all the circumstances
Of his death there was no possible doubt
that his death was purely accidental
The high estimation in which the de-
ceased was held was evident from the
number of floral pieces in tribute to his
memory. Some beautiful singing was
rendered by quartette. The parents
of the deceased removed back to Con-
necticut from ST. Cloud, Mimi, In order
to reside with the young man, who was
their youngest child. Besides his par
ents six sisters mourn his untimely loss.
At the time of his death he was in the
twenty-third year of his age.