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WARM "GULLOO" GENTS
The Bluff City Minstrel Decided
 Success.

That much written of, talked of, heard of Bluff City Minstrel per formance was given at the Bluff City Club hall last evening, and to say the least 1t was one of the big gest successes ever given at that Cubs quarters. Long before the curtain rang upo on the first part the members and their families be- gan to crowd the big dance room, where the cute little stage, with all it's pretty scenery, is located.
 Promptly at 8.15 o'clock the cur tain rolled up and the interlocutor, Mir. Joe Franklin, introduced the fun makers and the fun making began. Original up-to-d date jokes were sprung and the house was kept in an uproar of laughter.
 We regret we haven't the space to mention each participant, for all deserve special mention, especially the Rag Time Cake Walk by Messrs. Benton, Franklin and Harf, and the original rendition of the "sporty coon" by Mir. Harry Solmsoz. The following was the program
 FIRST PART
 Gaororia Carnn Meating Fn+i,a r,,,,,,,
 Introduction of Messrs Miller and Solm- When Coon Sits in the Presidential Chan. ? ........ =....-.........' 'sSearchlight" Solmson "5he Was Bred In Old Kentu ky"
 ...-. ...-.... .,.,-..-.-......H H. (. Bluthenthal T Want My Lulu, ,"-.......-...... Eugene Miller 4 Sleep In the Deep .... Herbert Huntley Introduction of Messrs. Will Benton and
 Ben Franklin.
 "Lemme Bring My Clothes Back Home"
 Benton Just As the Sun Went Down."
 .-..... Beno Altheimer "Why Don't You Get Lady of Your Own,'
 .......-.-... .......--..--.......... Ben Franklin You Are Too Gcod To Lose"
 Harry solmson My Creole Sue A. Barlow
 sPECIALTIEs.
 ..... Eugene Hanf "Pll Telegraph My Baby" ohn Bloom Mohologue " Ill Benton Rag Time" Cake Walk,
 ,-..-..................F Franklin, Benton and Hanf
 SECOND PART.
 The Darktown Circus. Company me Fafade Company Rope Walking ..............P Prof. Harry Solmson Acrooats Franklin and Miller
 Or the Rubber Bros.-Ball and Neck. Bareback Riders......... ................... Prof, speedys High Dive-...........
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Col Cbolley Collins is to De made secretary of tbe Railroad Commis- sion at a salary of $l 300 per annum a0d h,s son stenographer at a sal ary of $1 900 a year Verify, pres perity has struck Col. Cholley at last.
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Gov. Jones Goes to tine Scene.

Little Rock, March Ex-Governor Jones left at ? o'clock this morning for Hot Springs, at the request of citizens there, to do what he could to restore order. He expects to re- turn to the capital this evening.
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ANNOUNCE ENTS.
Tor City Treasnrer.
Nnr Poli1.et t.ItnIae.

We arc authorized to announce MR. T. HlTH BROWN as q candidate for reelection aa Police Judge Of fhe city of Pine Blur at the ensuing municipal election. 4a1a
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~ TO oIRoULATIoN.

The badg GHApHIe has nearly double the s3isalatian )f any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper, and the Daily and semi-Weekly eRapHaG have combined circulation larger than Chat of any othor Pine Bluff daily or eEly newspaper A iyer6isemeuts aeoept- q 0n th,s guarantee.
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Wheeler and AIgerisn,.

1t is more than likely that the Alger- Eagan-Gorbin eabal in the War department will bitterly repent auy attempt to throw discredit up. General Wheeler as an officer ia
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Babe Bailey and Sissy Alger are all right for ornamental purposes, but for real business Old Joe Wheel CT IS the stuff Helena World
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The entertainment was gotter up by Messrs. Will Benton, Joe Frank lin and H. c. Bl4thenthal and it showed much talent in the threatri- cal line upon the part of those three capable gentlemen.
 It is quite likely that the per formance will be reproduced for the benefit of the public during the Jewish fair to be given in this city in April.
 A grand ball followed the per formance Thursday evening and was enjoyed for several hours.
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Garland Davis, eolored, was com mitted to jail today on a charge of ssault with intent to kill.
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For Alderman.

We are authorized to announce Judge J. AB Owen a. candidate for reelection as Alderman from the Third Ward of the city of Pine Blufl at the ensuing city election.
 We are authorized to announce MT. J. NJ. Bightower as a candidate for reelection as Alderman from the Fourth Ward.
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One copy one year.....................$1.50 90 Ine copy six months.................. D 0de copy three months............ 50 ugle copy ................t..s.......... ahL SUBSCRIPTIONS DUE IN ADVANCE
 WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
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For Mayor

Acting upon what have been led to be- leve ls the wish of majority of the citizen taxpayers Of ths city, hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection t0 the onice 0f Mayor, at the ensuing municipal election, April i, ts0a, Douglas c. Bell
 We arc authorized Co announce MT. W. E.. Alexander as a candidate for Mayor of the rity of Pine Bluff at the ensuing city elee-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-06-01
LEoNARDTOWN, Nd

II the Democracy wishes success in
the coming campaign, IL should avail It,
self Of means conducive 20 that end In
It's selection Of q Gubernatorial eandi-
Gate fitness. Democracy and availability
should all be considered and the choice
should combine, in rs large measure as
possible, the three requisites. Like many
other Democrats throughout the State,
we hare our choice for the Governorship.
But what IL the success Of . personal IA
yorite in winning the nomination In
comparison with the enormous interests
AZ stake in this falls campaigns We
are seeking to redeem the State from the
Republicans and swing it back into the
Democratic column. The Democratic
duty in Maryland now is, 20 lay aside
prejudices, disappOintments and prefer
cnccs and unite to secure party success.
We can agree upon acandidate who win
deserve and command the united sup
pert Of Maryland Democrats, and il ID
our duty 70 do 20 50 it Select as cur
nominee candidate with acIean record
as q man and Is Democrat and we viii
enter the fight with the chances i'm our
favor. We have an abiding faith that
when the time rolls round the party will
select for its standard bearer the right
man, and that he win lead to victory.
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Correspondence of the Beacon. J

Vi tl7E oCaCDu-l
BALTIMORE, May 90, 1899.
Messrs. Editors Southern Ma
ryland and back again had very pleas
ant trip. Our time was limited. there
fore we could not remain longer than
the allotted time, your correspondent
being true believer in the motto, BUS
mess before pleasure However, all in
all, we had q very pleasant time. Our
trip down the Chesapeake was delight
full. The bay was calm and the fee;
steamer Lancaster carried us gliding
over the great deep as easy as a piece OF
ice melting out in last summers sun.
AT Chesapeake Beach we made long
stop to land freight. II kinder looked
as If the people of that section are going
to have a r. R, but that won't do st.
Mary's any good. So we pass ON. Now
We land ut Milestone, glad to see old ac-
quaintances. Drove to friends home
and received cordial welcome. Spring
has set forth in all its glory aroand Ce-
dar Point. Several things your writer
noticed, therefore shall briefly make
mention of a few of them. While out
driving with lady your correspondent
drove past the homes of friends John W
and John s., and we noticed that they
are neighbor rivals-we mean in crops
of wheat. Down on the Point Mr. Roy
Bell takes the cake for pretty field of
corn. Mr.. Mr.. Dawson has the clover
and Mr.. Pearson the peas, and beauti-
full sight they are. What we saw were
just blooming, and plain of one ortwo
hundred acres to look upon Is curiosi-
~ to one that is not accustomed to see
ing such; but lots Of other things we
saw. Buggy riding seems to be quite a
fancy with the Cedar Point people. No
ticed local Justice sprinting OF with
somebody's girl.
Mrs. E. II. Magill is visiting her rela-
tives in Baltimore.
Sidney, while really too young TO be
out in company, thought, of course, he
must be like others, and so he has some
body's girl. That's what he said.
We think from what we saw and what
we heard that quite a large crop of
chickens will be raised on Cedar Point
this season. That's what city people
like Then we viii take supper with
you.
At Milestone, to take steamer on our
return; here comes the Sue; goodnight;
and now mp the bay; crawl in and go to
sleep; In town early in the morning.
We note the presence of Mr.. J. c. Grad
dock, of Milestone; also, Mr.. T. G. Mer-
edith and son, of Eighth district. the for
mer making purchases of merchandise
for his store and the latter visiting their
relatives.
Mrs. Ida Jones, of Hollin's street, Is
on a visit TO St. Mary's TO see her par
ents, and we learn that lots of other city
folks have in anticipation to soon pack
ing trunks and get out. Go when You
will, come when You have to. 1t will
not escape the nUtice OF
SyAP SHoT.
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One other object Of great interest must
Be giFen some attention before I close,
though is vast importance entifles IL TO
considerable time and space. IL II the
Bishop Schools and Museum. Some
years ago Mr. Charles r. Bishop, Of San
Francisco, California. married fhe un-
crowned Queen-Bernice Pauahf, Of
Hawaii Upon her death, 8 years ago,
her vast fortune was given for the en-
dowEnens Of an Institution 10 be known
- the "Kamehameha' Schools Her
husband (now liviag In San Francisco;
built and equipped the magnificent Bish-
op Museum as memorial 10 her. Asto
the curSos here displayed in handsome
glass cases, volume might be written !:
briefly we may describe if a. the Muse
um Of Oceanic, for many islands as
well IS old ocean hare contributed
their wealth and wonder 20 its store
birds and reptiles, fish and monsters Of
the deep. weapons Of war, and idols and
. thousand and one other classes of OBJ
Jets were exhibited 10 our view. We
saw q male Octopus which, stretched
out, was said to measure 10 feet across.
Snakes in alcohol must be of special in
terest 20 natives here for these Islands
have no snakes nor poisonous insects (if
We except mosquitoesl-
We also saw the silver gift which the
Prince Of Hawaii" received from Queen
Victoria who was his god-motEer A
baYtismal i2nt stands in TIE Cathedral
- q memorial to this child who died in
1883. but for whose education an Eng
lish tutor had been sought. This en-
deavor TO obtain tutor from England
for the child resulted in the sending OF
an English bishop. But must not ne
gleet the schools endowed by the gener-
Gus Berniee Pauahi Bishop She was
independently rich and her estate seems
TO be continuously growing in value, so
that the educational plant il independ-
emily wealthy. Thousands of acres of
land stretch out 10 one end of the island
and are being rapidly improved. There
are beautiful buildings all about sur
rounded by magnificent campus. Boys
schools and dOrmitories, girls ditto,
church, home for the minister and for
teachers; machine shops, furniture man
factory, &c. Many large American
city might rejoice in such a benefcent
gift. Certainly Honolulu has no lack Of
facilities for education, spiritual and
secular. Much more could be said of
these islands and of the hospitable peo-
pie but we must soon turn toward Ma
Mia. Rev. JAS. L. SMILEY.
Ito be continued.)
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DIED.

At the residence Of his father, BaIti-
more city, $500 Evergreen Terrace, on
May z, 1899. ARTHUR HEBB. SON of
Mr.. Charles b. Wise, aged % years.
Nav he rest in peace
At the residence of her husband, in
the sth district, Tuesday, May 30, 1899.
NARY R., beloved wife of Jeff J. Read
mond, aged about "a years. May she
rest in peacei
At the residence of her husband, near
Leonardtown, Sunday, May 2Sth, 1899,
Aida, wife of s. de Mooy. aged about
10 years She was q good, Christian
woman. A husband and children sur
we her. -Four of the children are very
young.
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NOTICE.

Is THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ST.. MARY's
COUNTY.
Ordered this 23rd day of MAY, 1899,
that the Grand Jury of the March Term
of this Court, 1899, assemble at the Court
House, Leonardtown, ON THURSDAY,
THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1899, at
10 o'clock, A NJ, TO investigate such
matters as shall be given them in charge
by the Court.
And ii is further ordered, that the
Petit Jury of said March Term OF this
Court, 1899, assemble at the Court House
aforesaid on FRIDAY, THE SECOND
DAY OF JUNE, 1899, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, TO try such cases in which indict-
ments may be found by the Grand Jury
aforesaid.
]. PARRAN CRANE,
Associate Judge.
True copy-Test:
Z. B. ABELL, Clerk
Nav 25-1tz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-06-01
Terms of Sale !:

sioo CASH az the time of the sale, and
one-third of the purchase money on or
before July 1st, 1899, when n Deed will
be executed to the purchaser and n
mortgage taken'for the balance of the
purchase money for term of from one
TO three years at the option of the pur-
chaser, with interest at per cent; or,
the whole purchase money may be paid
in cash.
Persons desiring to inspect the prop
erty may reach same per Weems Line,
from Baltimore or Washington. If Mr..
beaverton be notified, he will meet pros
pective purchasers at boat.
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Of Baltimore, Trustee, Is ssutk
Street. Baltimore, Maryland.
May nth, '99-td.
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FOR SALE.

BRIDGE FARM, 100 ACRES, .1aH
I'D adioins Leonardiown. Cheap. 60
FROGS MARSH FARM on ST. -.
Mary's river. 10 ACRES. Splendid
improvements. Cheap. Entry now, or
for rent Offers received by
III. Il. STEPHENS,
230 Stricken Street, Baltimore.
May 1S-tf~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-06-01
MARRIED.

At Holy Name Church, Washington,
ID. c.. May is, 1899, by the Rev. Father
Carey, Z. MADELEINE PERRY and
PATRICK F. MEANEY.
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May ls-ti

DARTIES wishing 70 list their lands with the
I LAND & IMMIGRATION Co.. of Balrz-
more. en- do 80 by calling on the undersigned.
10. r.. MORGAN.
May Is-tfi County Agent.
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TEnAnT WANTED.

ZINE FARM FOR RENT s,..>,.,
= on tss1xsns river near Heilywood.
" ssEsas ana parsasnlaFss apply 90
THoS. III. bond.
may is-nps Hollywood, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-06-01
FOR SHERIFF.

Announce Dir. J. FRANKLEN ADAMS
as q candidate for the democratic nomi-
nation for the Sheriffalty. He l. a good
man, true democrat. and will prove 4
strong candidate. DEMocRAga
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-06-01
and knoWn as
Greens Rest, :"

bordering on the S.. Mary's River, and
adjoining the lands of the late Honor
able George Cotton, Mr.. Martin Combs,
Messrs. Clarke, Statesman, &c. This
tract of land has been kept in good con-
dition; the land is fertile, and about one.
half of it is arabic, and the other half is
well covered with healthy pine, oak aud
other timber. The Improvements con-
sist of very comfortable DWELLING,
conveniently located tenement house,
BARNS, STABLES, TOOL and MEAT
HOUSES, corn and carriage houses and
other necessary buildings found on
property of this character The proper
" is conveniently located to BACON'S
wharf aud PINEY POINT, and il is
near Great Mills and Valley Lee. The
property is now occupied by Mr.. G. III.
beaverton, who will take pleasure in af-
fording proposed buyers an opportunity
To make an inspection and examination
OF the property The sale of this prop
ertY is had by reason of the necessity to
close the Estate of Mr.. Burns.
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MILBURH & CLEMENTS,
Contractors and Euilasrs,
IL prepared to furnish a. all times
I.UnRRR SASH, DOORS and
FRAMES Of all Sizes.

Attic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Virginia flooring, t12 TO &is per NJ.
Georgia SIS 10 S25 I" NJ.
Georgia framing (heart) nj els 70 s22 pe,
III, according 20 length.
Laths " per thousand, delivered NJ Leon
srdtown or River Landings.
Ierms--Cash on delivery. AL orders
promptly attended to.
Shingles. 6x20cypress at s7.50to$ 5perM
North Carolina Barn plank. f1sso per n
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No Boosting.
No Joking.


Mn InksnH
MI d(fXIIIS.
q
-
We bSF exervsA1n&. IL sell
sseEytAih8 ~ - - 900
49, - - -. - Il - = s, z,.ss.
-. .sg r,s - 80 80 fss..ss-. ~ W.
sss' 80 y. 49, .-.s.s.s =
- - .s-.s...s
rsss. - s, - - ~.
- - 49, - re..< ~
80 4 60 ..r.<s.s .v~r--. ns.s~e. -.
heeks ~ s.en We - ~ 80 rner
6 eo.sx r.ar,sz as.d Tesss sane
numf,er n hsfs snd cans.
~@1l voa oo,srorss and bs.nks..
en0ugh for e. beds. We can feed
the rnitsd States Array - days
from Cur stock Of fancy groceries.
We en- furnish - farners with
hardware, baskets, collars. etc,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-06-01

The cO-partnership heretofore exist
ing between US. under the firm name of
@. II. BREWER & CO., at Hillville, St.
Mary's county, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. c. X. BREWER,
WN. 4. BREWER,
May 25-3t. HIllyiIIe, Nd.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE Public Schools, White and Col
l. ored, viii close, for the present
scholastic year, JUNE 18th, 1899.
By order,
GEO. W. JOY,
May 18th, '99-td. Secretary.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs- Editors PLEASE announce
Mr.. JOS c. NJ. ABELL as a candidate
for the next Sheriffalty and say that If
ne viii run he viii receive the earnest
support of the
eTH, sra AND 3RD DISTRICTS.
Oct 27-tfi
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Henry C. Adams, Mortgage,
VS..
Laura E. Carroll ct al.
In the CIRCUIT Court for SO. Mary's County. sit
ting as Court of Equity. No. SIS ~ z
Ordered this S4f. day OF May. Is9a. that
the sale made and reported by Henry C.
Adams, Mortgage, Ia the above cause, be rat
thed and confirmed. unless cause 20 the con-
trary be shown on or before the Bird Monday in
June. lS9. provided copy of this order be
published in the St Msry's Beacon once q
week for three successive weeks prior 10 the
said 3rd Monday of June. lst9.
The report states the land sold for $685.
RNOCH B. ABEL. Clerk.
True copy.-Tesf:
ENOCH ID. ABELL. Clerk.
MAY Is 99-4t
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FOR SALE.

r IGHT CHAMPION REAPER. Been
IL used but one tine. In perfect order
and viii be sold cheap. Apply 20
GEO. p. LOKER.
May Ism. Leonardtown, Nd.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-10
OUTLET SHOE-CLO7H|MG COMPANY 208 Middle St..

p. m. Rev. l. .ther Freeman, the pastor
Of the chnroh, will have charge and be
assisted by well known clergymen OF the
state.
BARTHOLOMEW MARKS.
Mr.. Bartholomew Marks, aged 81 years
died at his late residence, 0 Tate street,
Wednesday.
Mr. Marks was perhaps one of tho Oldest
members OF ST Dominic's Parish, and al
ways known as sterling, Christian and
exemplary Catholic He WAS an Aus
traIian by birth, having resided in Port
land for upwards Of 60 years. For years
he was trusted employe of the Maine
Central. He was the father of large
family, all OF whom are married and some
residing In the West
Mr.. Marks was truly grand old man
whose interesting career on sen and land
would read like romance. He was a
diliqent reader ana well informed on
religious and political questions His
indy disposition and sterling character
made him "a great tavorite, and In his
death ST Dominic's parish has lost on
of its pioneers while the community is
deprived Of an upright citizen and truly
noble character.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-10
MI NIOIPAL COURT.

In the Municipal court yesterday, before
Judge Robinson, Edward d. Milliken was
charged with larceny of 90 pounds of lead.
he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
serve sixty days in the county Jail.
Frank Wilson pleaded not guilty to
robbing clothes lines OF various articles of
wearing apparel, but later he retracted
and pleaded guilty. Judge Robinson
wished to learn more about the prisoner,
SO he continued the case for sentence, and
ordered Wilson to furnish sureties TO the
amount of 500, for his appearance in
court. when wanted.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-10
OBITUARY.
REV. DIR. CHARLES F. ALLEN.

REV. DIR. CHARLES +. ALLEN.
ness of more than two ysars IN which he
has been quite helpless, died at his home
on Cum berland street yesterday morning
In DR.. Aliens death his family, the
church he loved so devotedly and the en-
tire community sustain an inestimable
loss.
DIR. Allen was born in Norridgewock,
January Is, 1916. He graduated from
Bowdoin college at the age of nineteen
and was one OF the four taking highest
rank in his class. During his college
course no taught school in several of the
towns appointed instructor at Kent's Hill
and was for enc year preceptor of st.
Adams academy.
.-His call to the ministry came with
great clearness and in 1872 he received
license to preach at kent's Hill, which
was afterward his first regular appoint
ment From le43 to 1871 he was regularly
stationed at IS charges by the Methodist
conference. but in II he eceiyed an in
vitatlon to become the first president Of
Orono Agricultural college. The trustees
who elected him con sisted Of two Cougre-
gationalists, one Baptist, one Friend, one
Catholic, one Swedenborgian and two
| whose religious sentiments are unknown.
That such board should have selected a
Methodist clergyman Is evidence that they
considered the man broader and greater
! than denomination or sect. He believed
he represented the highest interests OF the
entire people.
This was "a complete change from his
chosen profession but he was admirably
| fitted for the work entrusted to him. He
| was a close student of human nature.
| he knew and loved boys and they loved
him. He entered upon the difficult task
of laying the foundation for college
which was to provide liberal education.
With limited means aud few assistants he
accomplished this work. The faculty was
doubled. and during his eight years Ms
president his moulding influence upon
the student life WAS much as to send them
forth to larger. nobler. grander manhood.
In 1872 President Allen received the
degree of ID. D., both from Bowdoin col
lege and Wesleyan university.
Again at. tho age of CD DR.. Allen re-
entered TIE regular work of the ministry
with physical vigor and mental alsrtness
still unimpaired and remained in an
active relation until eight years age. He
served four years as presiding elder and
was twice elected to the Methodist General
conference.
He leaves wife, his helpful companion
for So years, and three children, Mrs
Mary Brown of Passedena, Cal Prof
Charles Morse Of Pratt institute, Brook
lyn and Miss Isabel Allen, who has been
his devoted attendant during his last two
years OF helplessness.
His has been devoted, triumphant
life; 80 murmurings at his priyations,
with faoe full of sunshine and heart
full of cheer it has been q delight to
minister 10 him.
The funeral services will be held at the
Chestnut street. church ON Saturday at 2