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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-08-23
DONALDs DOINGS.
The Community as Seen by Our
Special Reporter.

Special Reporter.
Donalds. 8. c., Aug. 81, 1899.
Still hot, dry and dusty Is the daily cry. A
light shower fell yesterday afternoon, but the
effects are not to be seen or felt to day.
Cotton picking has begun In earnest. Mr..
brouxh In the first bale OF the fleecy staple.
The cotton crop as we'll as the corn crop has
been greatly injured by the drouth.
Donnsld & Humphreys will operate a round
bale press this season In connection with
their square bale press already In use. Farm
ers can have their choice when they bring
cotton OF round or square bale.
Mr.. w. A. Latimer and family have settled
in their new home In Green Vile and We hear
are very much pleased. Our town regretted
very much TO lose them: Rev. B. M. Cheath-
am and family occupy the residence recently
vacated by Mr.. Latimer, and we hope they
ant and make many friends In our town. Mr..
Cheatham has been elected principal OF our
high school which will open In short while.
He comes very highly recommended and we
people. He will be ably assisted by Miss
Anthro Pope, Of Greenville.
The friends OF Messrs. r. L. Barmore and
Mark A. Caldwell are glad to see them on our
streets again, both having limbs broken play.
ing ball. 1t takes some pretty hard licks 10
stop our boys.
Miss Lillian Mattison will be absent from
our town sevaral days visiting friends in An
derson.
Miss Vivenia Caldwell has returned home
after pleasant visit 10 relative In Newberry.
Miss Lucille Humphreys has returned from
q visit To Honea Path, bringing with her her
cousin, Miss Eula Donnald.
Miss Laura Agnew is visiting In LoWndes'
Vile.
Mr.. J. F. Agnew is having nice residence
built Just outside the incorporate limits.
though he will not occupy 1t, as he will move
to Green Vile soon. While some are moving
out others are moving In.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Razor's family will soon move
here.
Mrs. DR.. Carlton is visiting In Elberton.
The Doctor will follow In few days, In time
for the Carnival.
Mr.. Arthur Tuft, of Atlanta, q brother of
Mrs. Carlton, arrived In town today. He has
been assistant paymaster in the late war; He
will enjoy his rest In our town.
Carroms is the popular amusement nos.
Messrs. w. w. Smith and Eugene Lipford
both have boards that are kept hot.
Miss Byrd Booker and Miss Cora Latimer
are still with friends in Virginia. They ex-
pect to return before the opening of school.
will take In the carnival in Elberton.
Mr.. James Agnew lost horse Saturday.
Mr.. A. j. Agnew we learn Is better. He is
at the springs and we hope he will return
much benefited.
MIR. ]. 6. Hodges, our efficient post master,
and family with few friends have been to
the mountains, going as far as Highlands, n.
G. They report better crops after leaving Abb
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church con.
template an entertainment soon. Due notice
will be given.
Mr.. :. c. Humphreys, Jr.. made visit home
from Florida last week. Mr.. ALI Trbble will
Join him soon in Florida. where lie goes to
Occasional.
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Appointment of Military officers.

We see It stated in the newspapers that lit
tie or no effort will be made in the South to
secure recruits for the new regiments to lie
enlisted for service in Luzon. We also note
that the authorities, at Washington are cred
tied with the intention to make fair divis-
lon OF the officers with the South.
There is no equity in appointing officers
from a section Of the country which throws
every possible obstruction in the way OF a
successful prosecution OF the war. Demo.
cratic newspapers not only seek to cripple
the effectiveness OF the army in the field, but
do nothing to encourage the enlistment Of
soldiers.
The country that furnishes the soldiers
should also furnish the officers. II the South
furnishes no soldiers, then officers should not
be chosen from this section.
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On the Brink.

Mr.. Hugh Wilson, Senior, father OF the ed
itor Of the Press and Banner, now lies in q
critical condition, apparently waiting for the
end, which. seemingly, may come at any time.
Having reached the years OF the Psalmist,
weary and tired the heart, the head and the
hands OF him who has lived life OF ceaseless
activity for more than four score years, are
ready to enter upon that great sleep, from
which there is no waking.
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sermon before the Woman's Missionary soci-
etv of Green wood on last Saturday. In his
absence Rev. T.. Miller, Of Green wood, filled
pulpit In the morning, preaching fine ser
% Psalm. W AT night Rev. DR.. Rice, President Of
the Female College OF Columbia. delivered
an interesting lecture on the Twentieth Cen
tury movement" )" holding the closest attention
Many were sorry when he finished his dis.
course.
INTERESTING SERVICES AT SHARON CHURCH.
On last Sunday an unusually large copgre.
seven miles west OF Abbeville 70 hear Rev.
Dr. Rice OF Columbia, who preached the dedi-
catory sermon. At the conclusion OF the
morning service Mr.. 9; V: Hammond ,aoS; reaa ia
torical sketch OF the church, beginning with
the first which was only "log cabin" J" put
around which clustered many fond memories
OF salnted ones who have long ago lolnea tne
pretentious building and was called Flag
Road church" The last and present struct-
ure is comparatively new building, having
been erected about eight years ago, and 1s OF
modern architecture. neat in appearance. and
very com Portable Within, being great Inn:
provement over the second church, and still
sears aeo Ss'? The See pastor Rev. Henry
expected to continue the meeting out lor tne
want OF help 1t was postponed 10 some future
date. The services OF the Gay were impress
sive and very interesting.
ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY.
The committee on location were out through
the city last Monday afternoon, searching
out the most suitable places. and trying to
equally distribute the lights through the city.
Huge poles are now being Distributed over
the city for the beginning Of the work.
ABBEvILLE ABREAST WITH THE TIMES.
We learn that up to this date nearly $1,000
have been subscribed TO the capital stock Of
the "Abbeville roller MILL" About one half
in Just few days.
While the organ society OF the NJ. E. church
have secured Subscriptions to the amount OF
Sll 600. While q third subscription list is
being presented for the recovering Of the
cushions In the NJ. E.. church. These large
and numerous demands seem at this time
almost oppressive, but they will be met and
will roll out into the twentieth century, as
sure witnesses to the progress Of our people. :
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Death of l.. ID. Bowie.

Lewis D. Bowie, who once was Clerk OF the
Court at Abbeville, died at his home near
Due West, last week.
MIR. Bowie was a faithful soldier Of the Lost
Cause, and for thirty years carried a minnie
ball in his person, from which he continually
suffered. 1t is thought that his wound may
have FASTENED his death.
He was good soldier, and as citizen he
was kind and obligipg. Living at peace with
all mankind, he had no enemies, but had
many friends. His warfare is over, and he
sleeps peaceably.
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Mr. B. c. DUPRE, OF the Way Of Faith, Col.
um bia, was In town last week. He was once
a citizen OF Abbevllle, and he has still kindred
and friends amongst us.
MISS JENNIE WYMAN. Of Aiken. and Miss
Sallie Crenshaw, OF Tampa, Fla, are visiting
Mrs. ]. F. McKinnon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Hatcher will leave to.
morrow for their home In Townville, after
spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs.
r. G. Schroeder.
Mrs. S. r. johnson Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Schroeder.
Miss 1ney Schroeder has returned home
after pleasant visit to Lowndesville.
Mrs. J. H. Schroeder, OF Deveraux, Ga, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Schroeder.
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ORR'S RIFLES.
A Remnant Of the Gallant Old Heroes
Meet in Annual Northumberland
Honor to General r. b. HemphiII.

The survivors Of Orr's Rifles had q re npion
at Sandy Springs last week. Memorial SER
vices we're held In honor Of Col. G. Mod. Mil
Ter. Also in honor Of the late Mrs. J. l.. Orr.
widow Of the first commander OF the regi.
ment. .......
Rev. ]. T. McRryde. D. D., made the ad.
dress In honor or Mrs. Orr and Gen. Robert
r. Hemphill read q tribute TO the memory Of
Col. g. Med. Miller. -.
Hon. J. l.. Orr delivered an address on the
causes OF the war between the States.
The next reunion will be at Seneca.
Gen. Robert r. Hemphill was elected presi-
dent Of the Association to succeed Col. g..
Med. Miller. The election OF General HEMP
hill as president was eminently proper. he
ment and has done much to perpetuate It's
name and fame. Perhaps no living man
knows more about the Regiment than Gen.
eral r. r. Hemphill.
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The Roller Mill.

meeting Of citizens was held in the Court
House one afternoon last week, aud COM
mittee was appointed to secure subscriptions
TO the capital stock of roller mill at Able.
Vile. Any new enterprise helps the city, and
1t is 10 be hoped that our publicspirit citizens
may find the investment In a roller mill to be
profitable.
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Unclaimed Letters.
Letters for week ending August 24th:

Letters for week ending August 2ith:
A-JRsper Andrews, Perry Anderson.
B-A. M. Bronson.
C-Edward Coleman.
D-Richard Davis.
F-Callle Freeman, Noah F. Ferguson.
CIV. F. Green, Arthur Gordon, John Grif.
fp.
H-Mrs. JAMIE Harris, Miss Lucy Hill, Miss
Lou Hunter, Miss Rosa Hill.
J-Samuel Johnson, Miss JAMIE jay, Miss
LucuIs Johnson.
K-Miss Bessie Killingsworth.
M-Mr. Lennel Moscom.
S-Mr. l.. Shaw, Miss Surro Smith.
W-Bill Wilson, Yancy Wall, It. NJ. Whetly,
J. NJ. White. r. 8. Link, p. NJ.
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$500 DEAD.

1000 Wounded-2,OOO UnaccOunted
For.
Ponce. P. c., August Alt is now estimat-
ed that the bodies of $500 victims of the re-
cent hurricane have been buried that ! 900
persons were Injured during the storm and
that {, 900 persons are still missing.
There are opportunities here now for inves-
tors. There Is the greatest lack OF money for
repairing damages, replanting and replensh-
ing stocks. The alcaldes appointed commit
tees for the distribution of relief stores, etc,
but the military authorities objected to II.
Ponce is healthy. though bodies continue to
be found In the fields. The authorities have
decided to burn the ruins Of Yabuco.
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Serious Illness of Prof. J. f. C. Du.
Pre-.
Prof. j. F. G. DuPre was In town last week,
and returned home several days ago. Yester-
day kilograms were received stating that he
was suffering with appendicitis. and calling
DR.. L. T. Hill to bis bedside. Prof. DuPre's
sons, ]. II. DuPre, Willie DuPre, and Frank
DuPre, went yesterday with DR.. Hill to Glenn
son College on the one o'clock train over the
Southern. Prof. DuPre has many friends in
Abbeville who will be rejoiced TO see him re-
cover bis wopted health.
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WILL STUDY MEDICINE.
A Worthy Young Mans Good For
tune-Mr. j. G. Chcatham Coos to
ST, LOufs, Mo.

tune-Mr. j. c. Chcatham Goes to
81. Louis, MO.
It is with much pleasure that the Press and
Banner has learned OF the awarding OF q
scholarship to MIR. ]. y. Cheatham, of War.
renton, in the Barnes Medical College, Of st.
Louis, Mo. Mr.. Cheatham Is one OF Able
Vile county's most patriotic and energetic
young men and We feel safe in predicting q
brilliant future for him in his chosen profes-
sion. Being intelligent, having received his
training al Clemson College. we feel sure that
he will return TO us With some Of the honors
of his class, and be an honor to himself, the
college and bis State. In awarding the Bchol.
arship the college authorities could not have
done better than In the selection Of Mr.. Cheat
ham.
Mr.. Cheatham went to Cuba In the Second
South Carolina Regiment as q private. He
was afterwards promoted to sergeant and be.
fore he came back home had been appointed
lieutenant. Mr.. Cheatham acted wisely in
saving his salary In the army, which now
enables him TO bear the necessary expenses
in accepting even q free scholarship In the
medical college. He Is to be congratulated
on bis good fortune in getting the nice gift ol
q scholarship. and his example In saving his
money Is worthy Of all emulation. He leaves
on the 23rd Of September.
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Shaving brushes. nall brushes, tooth brush.
es, cloth brushes, world without end at the
up.to.date drug Rtore Of Milford & DuPre.
DR.. Neutfer's Lung Tonic. For sale BY Mil
ford q DuPre. Phone l07.
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Milford and DuPre keep the finest line Of
soap to be found anywhere, is the verdict OF
every one " no inspects them.
School books and supplies at Milford &
DuPre's Drug store.
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Miford's Neuralgia powder. The great
pain reliever. For sale bv Milford & DuPre
The Druggists. Phone lO7.
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DR.. Hills Headache powder improved at
Milford = DuPre's. The Druggist. Phone lO7.
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Abbayilla Association.

THE Abbeville Association meets with the
Horeb church on Tuesday, August 18th, at 10
O'Clock A. M E. j. Forester.
-'|.0- 80 ..... - Moderator.
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WAIVED PRELIMINARY.
Greenwood Whitecaps Give Bond II
the Sum OF $1,000 Each.

Greenwood. s. c.. Aug. 2l.-The four men
charged with completely IN the recent white
cap outrage were arraigned before Magistrate
Austin this afternoon for preliminary hear
ing. They waived preliminary and gave bond
In the sum Of 81 600 each for their appearance
at circuit court
Solicitor Sease is here and stated that at the
November term indictments would be taken
out. charging them with riot, conspiracy. and
assault and battery with intent to kill. A
large crowd is in town. There have been no
further arrests.
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Seven CD Acres,

more or less, bounded East. by Mrs. Cothran;
South, by David Holder; North. James Goth
ran West, by Mrs Mccormick. Levied on
as the property OF James MoGee, at the suit
OF the State for Taxes, 18th May, 1899
Terms-Cash. F. w. II. NANCE,
Aug. l8, 1899, II Sherin A. u, b y.
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DELINQUENT Tax Sale.
State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
-.... ,.......ra County Of Abbeville.
pY VIRTUE OF an Execution TO me di.
ID rected. will sell at public outcry at Ab-
beville on Seleday In SEPTEMBER the FOL.
lowing described property, TO wit: That tract
or parcel OF land in Indian Hill Township
containing 30
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Miss Maggie Bowman returned home Sat-
urday afternoon after q month pleasantly
spent in visiting friends in Abbeville and
Anderson.
Mrs Josephine Polhill and Mrs. Ida Bow
man returned from Newberry last week.
DR.. c. B. Cowan and Mr.. ]. D. Brownlee
were In Honea Path Monday afternoon and
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Rev. DR.. Daniel preached the anniversary
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CHICKASAW CHAT.
Many a Pebble Picked mp From the
Banks of the Babbling Brook.

Mr. f. j. Bell has been carpentering at
Honea Path for the past two or three weeks
Mr.. w. T. Cowan is sowing oats In his peas
as 70 plows them for the last time.
Miss Fannie Wideman will teach school
this fall at Moscow, In Anderson county. She
will have several music pupils In addition 10
that she will make very successful teacher
Miss Ersie Ellis has been chosen to fill re.
sponsibIe position In the school at Johnstons
in Edgefeld County.
lot from Mr.. Adoniram Agnew at Donalds.
Mr.. Rink Mundy drives one OF the best
horses we have seen around Due West Tor
sometime.
MCGEE, Kennedy & Pearson, during the ab
sence of Mr.. Selden Kennedy.
Miss Emmie Wright, OF Greenyille, spent
several days at the Kennedy House last
Mr. and Mrs.-Heath. of Charleston: Ga,
are visiting Mrs. J. G. Cowan. Mrs. Heath
Was Miss Lizzie Cowan.
lady from Donalds, and her brother, Master
Robert Brownlee, have been visiting their
Due West cousins, Miss Rosa Brownies and
Miss Gertrude Brownlee.
BALLS, BATS AND FooTRAcEs.
The Due West and Honea Path base ball
clubs had 8 running match at Honea Path
Monday. Honea Path had nineteen men "a
pass around the race track, while Due West
DIR. W. l.. Pressly went to Louisville, Ga.
last week to be With the venerable DR.. ID. u
Phillips who was reported to be In sinking
condition.
OF COURSE THE WIFE MUST WORK.
Mr.. Moffat Grier has bought out the Gas
tonia Gazette and cast In his lot with the
good people Of that enterprising town In the
old North State. MIR. Grier Is a practical
printer and will throw much energy into hit
new undertaking In which he will no dou61
succeed, We have known some newspaper
men who found most excellent proof readers
In their wives. We merely throw out the
Birth-To Mrs. John Magill. daughter
August 81. 1899.
Miss Lois Cowan went to Ninety-Six Friday
morning to visit her sister, Mrs. M. l.. Rice
She was accompanied by her niece, Boiling
Rice, who had been In Due West for two Of
three weeks.
Mrs Fannie Pressly aud DR.. H. E. Pressly
went 10 see Mrs. Sallie Bradley last Wednes
Mr.. w. G. Haddon and family spent part O.
last week with friends In the city OF Ander
son.
GOOD PRINTER ON HIS OLD STAMPING
GROUND.
Mr.. B. G. DuPre and daughter. Miss Agnes
were with Mr.. M. 6. Dopaid's family Tues
day night. Mrs. DuPre remained at Donalds
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AT OUR HOUSE, AT HOME.

oSAs
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Brown returned last Fri
day from q delightful sojourn among the
mountains. Mr.. Brown says the corn crops
In the valleys and along the river bottoms
are as fine as he ever saw. He Is rested up
and feels ready for the coming season. Mr..
Brown is the efficient and polite agent at the
So lthern depot, and is true and faithful to
the interests OF this branch OF the Southern
road, he Is full OF energy and capable OF &C.
com plishing vast amount OF business.
Mr.. Lambert j. Caldwell, Of Donalds, is
again with the firm OF r. NJ Haddon Co.
for the coming season, where he will be glad
TO see hls friends.
Miss Hattie Sanders, OF Sumter. and Miss
Ida Brown, OF Williamston. two charming
young ladies are in the oity spending while
with their old classmate Mrs. W. d. Barks.
dale.
Rev. T. II. Plemmons, pastor of the Baptist
church, IS expected home In few days and
will begin a protractea meeting on Sunday
next.
Miss Mary Gibson. OF Newberry, is visiting
her friend Miss May Lyon.
WANTED MORE.
Rev. Or. Daniel preached the anniversary
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
Arhor nnY I'm Knnnnn.

Topeka, April 4--Goyernor Stanley
has issued the following proclama-
ton:
I'm conformity with beautiful and
useful custom observed by many OF
my predecessors, and with desire to
perpetuate the same, hereby desig-
nate Thursday, April 20, as Arbor day,
and respectfully urge that 1t be de-
voted to the planting Of trees and
shrubs. In the past, the public schools
and other educational institutions in
the state have aided greatly in carry
ing out the purposes OF the day by
adorning the grounds Of their respec-
tive institutions, and by such exercises
as impress upon the youth of the stete
the benehcent objects Of the day, I
respectfully urge that it be made a
holiday in the schools for these pur.
nosne -
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
A.,or stilI a CYtlzen.

New York, April 4.--W'lIiau, war
dorf Astor, who recertiy -,
England, accompanied by his cour'
sci, Chalrles Peabcdy' Jr" ;rP,' ,.
fore the tax commission McN' ~ "'S
filed an application for the .aklng VI, VI.
of his PERSONAL taxes, estimaSei ~
$4,000, 900, ON the ground that he IS
,non,resident. Nir. Astor Is proprietor
of the Pail Mall Gazette, in London.
President Feitner, of the tax beard
asked Mfr. .AstOr IL he had given up ha
citizenship. Mr.. Asbor answered tha'
he had NOT, but he declared bHat n'
Is "a nonresident.
President Feltner said that the MAJ
ter would have lbo be rcGsrred 30 On'
fuA bcaKSa. -
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
Judge FrInk Acquitted.

Springfield, Moo April 4,--Probate
Judge James 4. lNripk who was In
dlcted immediately afIcr the election
last fall upon the Charge OF having
hallcd ITO turn over unclaimed fees
no the county treasurer, was acqubt-
ted IN the criminal court Monday.
The vlndlc@'cn WINS complete as the
jury returned q verdict Of mot gull
ty" without leaving their seats Pros
ecutlDg Attorney Lown WANTED TO
enter u nolle prosequi, but Judge
Frhnk obj bjeoted, lie said he had been
accused OF % serious crime and he
wanted drlal. The indictments grew
ont OF the election contest last fall,
and lt rs claimed by Rrnk THAT the
grand jury was packed against him
by members Of his own party dhe Re-
publican, The law provides Ithnt the
clerk OF the probate court shall, ON
the lst day OF July, turn over um-
claimed fees to dhe county treasurer.
Judge NrlnlS was indicted for having
failed Ito turn over $3125, although
THE law had necer been complied with
by amy of hls predecessors, and SO
dar as has been learned, mot 'by amy
probate judge in the stnte,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
1nnina nncInrod Valid.

Washington, April AIN the United
States Supreme Court Justice Peek
ham Monday rendered an opinion II,
the case of the Guthre NaItlona
Bank VS. the City of Guthrie, brought
to the court from the Supreme Court
of Oklahoma ON writ Of error. Ihe
court below held invalid "a territorial
enactment providing "A method for 'the
payment of claims contracted 10y the
provisional government Of villages be
tore they were organized as sucn
The decision handed down today holds
hhese claims to be Valid, snsta'ms 'tht
law alnd reverses the territorial court
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
VIII Annrnl the r,ond cn,cs.

Topeka, April 4,-ThO county COM
mlssloners of Wichita county have
served notice on the state that they
will appeal the Wichita county bond
case 20 the United States supreme
court. That county during the boom
ran into debt heavily and few years
ago issued refunding bonds to take up
the Indebtedness amounting TO $50,
The state school fund commissioners
purchased the bonds. In recent years
the county has not kept up the inter-
est and the state brought suit to coll
Iect on the principal and interest, The
county attacked the legality Of the
bonds, In the district court out there
the bonds were declared illegal. The
supreme court reversed the decision
Of the lower court and held the bonds
legal and ordered the county to levy
tax to pay them. Now the commits
sioners propose to take the case to the
highest tribunal.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06
TTlr scarch Ended.

New York, April 4,-The work Of
searching the ruins OF the Windsor
hotel ended Monday. The contractor
thinks there is no human remnant left
In the ruins
The total of the known dead now
numbers forty-fve, and several per-
sons are still missing.
Impressive memorial services were
held in the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest Monday for the dead of the Wind.
sor hotel fire. The church was filed
with friends and relatives Of persons
who perished in the fire, and was dec
GRATED with flowers.
Rev. Mr.. D. Parker Morgan, rector
OF the church, officiated, with the full
surpliced choir of the church. AL
though none of the bodies was
brought to the church. .the-seryice be.