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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
MORE MONEY NEEDED.
An Additional Appropriation Recon-
niended to Complete "a Sewer.

The Commissioners OF the District. after
carefully considering the matter, have
recommended that efforts be male TO Sc
cure an additional appropriation from
Congress of $4,000, to be made available
within the present fiscal year, for the COM
pletion of the TIGER Greek and New Jer-
sey Avenue high level interesting sewer.
In accordance with this recommendation
the item will be included in the additional
estimates which are now being prepared
for submission TO Congress.
1t is stated in a report to the Commits
sioners by the Superintendent OF Sewers
that the appropriation for this work has
been exhausted and that an additional ap
preparation is needed TO secure the COM
pletion Of the sewer. The first appropra-
ton for its construction was contained in
the appropriation bill for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1898, in which $4,000 was
made available for use. and authority
given to enter into contract for the work
at a cost not TO exceed S5o5.OGO TIE aP-
propriatIon bill for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1899. appropriated a further
amount Of $4,000 for continuing the
work The appropriation bill for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1900 set apart $Ss,-
600 to complete the sewer. the sum OF the
three appropriations amounting to $685.
0u0
The aggregate items in the estimates OF
the contractor amount 10 S2SS. 9g3. In ad-
clifton. a considerable sum will be needed
TO cover the cost OF inspection, repairs OF
pavements. and contingencies. so that, ar-
cording to the estimates of the engineer,
the sum of S25, 600 will be needed to cover
these items and complete the entire work.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
A TILT BETWEEN COUNSEL.
Acrid Retorts the Rule mt the CHS
holm Court-Mnrtin1.

The court-martial ordered for the trial
OF Capt. Daniel V. Chisholm. of the Dis
trict National Guard. convened last night
at s o'clock at the headquarters in the
Ames Building, 14l0 Street northwest
A full court was present. with the exeep-
,ion of Cant. D. c. Edwards Col. Burton
r. Ross was President OF the court.
Captain Chisholm was represented BY John
G. Capers and F. Carroll Mattingly.
After the court was sworn in and the
trial begun. Mr.. Mattingly entered a plea
in bar TO the effect that the charge did
not constitute an offence against the
statutes Then followed a lot of objec-
lions. and all but the court were excluded
from the room. The proceedings during
the rest Of the evening were largely taken
M with wrangling between the attorneys
and the witnesses. and the room had TO
be cleared to allow the court to come TO
a decision. The witnesses examined last
night were Lieutenant Colonel Love, Col
Henry May, and Major George w. AMBER
son. The trial will be resumed tonight.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
NAVAL TARGET PRACTICE.
The Admirable Mnrksmnnship of tho
Jackies on the Nashville.

That the men behind the guns are keep
ing up the reputation they established for
the American Navy in the war with Spain
is shown by a report received at the Navy
Department yesterday. in regard to some
recent remarkable target practice oil the
gunboat Nashville, the warship which hred
the first hostile shot against Spain.
The practice took place in the Indian
Ocean while the Nashville was on her
way to Manila. The report says that the
Nashville. at distances OF not less than
fifteen hundred yards. made 90 per
cent. of hits on the regulation target.
trIanguIar affair five feet high and five
feet ON water. \ chart accompanying the
reports shows that so per cent of the same
hits we're plotted on the Nashville. that
is. they struck within space around the
target representing the length and hull
baight of the vessel.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13

1--WE got HkIe touch of indigestion /"
saws one man. Another says, my
stomach feels hRke out of sorts" II
is jus, such little things which if neg
lected mean the total loss of health.
The one medicine for disorders and
diseases of the stomach and organs OF
digestion and nutrition is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t increases
the activity of the whole digestive and
nutritive system, clears away obstruc-
tons, stops the loss the body sustains by
undigested or partly digested food, puri-
fees the blood from the poisons resulting
from imperfect digestion, and increases
the secretions of the blood making
glands Golden Medical Discovery"
has a wonderful record Of cures of So
called hopeless " cases.
Mr Thos II. RudasiIi OF Henry. Lincoln Co..
y C saws: After having suffered frCin inact:or
Of the liver and ali the troubles usually attending
such condition for over twenty years, and hav-
ing dciugcd my system with foods of medicine
from every available source, and being only
institution for treatment You instructed me to
take course of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
ccvery, which am now doing. Although I'M
able TO strictly follow directions have derived
more actual benefit from the few bottles have
taken SO far than from all the other remedies
together.
Allow me TO thank you for your prompt and
court sous attention to my case as well as for the
good received from it."
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
,.,,ion for Ex-presiden, Cleveland.

There is a possibility q iorIncr President
Grover Cleveland becoming a member 81 the New
land is now a full hedged Jerselman and Is well
known as also a lover OF the rod and gun. Tie
taIk is that one Of the present commissioners
il willing to resign TO make way for the appoint
mcnt of Mr.. Cleveland. The position is purely
a., bonorsry one The former Presidents record
IS a sportsman is well known 10 everybody ard
La snnointment 10 the commission is considered
10 he a great benefit 10 the Ash and game Of
New Jersey IIeurichs MaeTzen. Senate. and
isser nave The be-; record as pure malt and hop
beverages and are known TO everybody because
Of their beneficial qualities When beer is brewed
like IIeurichs % pure malt and hops and i prop
erly aged it will always be IN favor Tue way
ix.ihirt, Jour Arlington Bottling Co, for a
case. and thereafter you will always call for
these superior beers.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
acknowledgements FOR OTIS.
Recruits Being Drilled and Prepared
for Active Service

In order to supply the vacancies in the
regiments in the Philippines caused by
deaths and discharges, the War Depart
ment is assembling number OF recruits at
Fort Slocum. N. Y. They now number
about 100, and are being drilled and put
in shape to go at once to the front on their
arrival at Manila.
The recruits include cavalrymen, in
fantrymen. and hospital corps men. and on
their arrival at Manila will be distributed
among the different regiments. Thirty-six
officers have already been assigned to &C
company the troops. and others will also
Join them before sailing. The troops VIII
number about leo by the time they sail.
which will be about March l. The trans
port Sumner. which is being overhauled
at Norfolk, will convey the troops to Ma
Mia. going by way Of the Suez Canal.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13

The War Department ltttlNtu stSttiN"-
tba following list of recent casualties from
General Otis:
Manila. February II, 1900.
,diutant General Washington:
neafhs-Druwned. February !. Wesley Randall,
4 Fifth Regiment; Ariiuden Tucker, Forty-eishth
Infantrv Rio San Juan de Deposito. Luzon'
faysr malar:al: December q, William ~. IRWIN,
4 Fourth Cavalry; January IS, George H. wal
ters. l. Thirty-,ighth Infantry; February !, John
y scIImsn. corporal. G.. Twenty-seventh inian-
trv Dys,nterv. February ;, First Lieut. Assistant
Snrgeon Brainard :. Highly. ir, u : y; Janu-
,rv 81. John H. Coakley, n. Thiriy-fourth lni1n-
-. FsbrulIy > 2ade =. Kitchen, VI. Seven
taentb Infantry. Variola. January ., William
II street. q. Thirty-siyth Infantry February 2
Preston r. Book. H. Thirty-siNh Infantry Feb
rr,ry 10 Lesnder Hobby, VI, Thirty sixth lntan-
~. Concussion Of brain. February 1. Louis o.
Tsison q. Twelfth Infantry Aescess liver, Feb
r,,a,y z James II. Sullivan, C., Nineteenth In
t,ntIv Organic heart trouble, February ., Maui
&C. cain. 4. Twenty second Infantry. Nephritis,
February 6. Percy Leadbsrt, corporal, band. Thir-
te,nth infantry. Sarcom Of stomach February 4,
'Iames MaIoney. H. Twenty-siNth Infantry. Gun
sbot accidental, December %. Chrsty Underhiil.
corporaI. d, Thirty-second Infantry; January 81,
Lewis whaler, A, Forty-ninth Infantry. ,,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
A PosTMAsTER's ANXIETY.
Give, Up HIS Omce for Fear of Being
Assnssinntcd.

An urgent request for the diseontinuanee
of the postoffice at wilmoth, Montgomery
county, Tex, reached the Postoffiee De-
partment yesterday by telegraph. The post
master is Thomas ]. Thornhill. According
to the inspector at Austin. Mr.. Thornhill
is afraid of being Instantly assassinated.'
although the occasion for his alarm is not
specified %
The postmaster resigned January 70
Such action the department takes as an
indication that Mr.. Thornhill anticipated
some trouble. Now he is so anxious 10
leave wilmoth that he desires the post
Office discontinued without formality and
on recommendation of the inspector au-
tbority to leave was telegraphed yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
THE DEMOCRATS ORGANIZING.
An Executive Committee Appointed
for the Congregational Campaign.

An Executive Committee Appointed
for the Congregational Campaign.
An Executive Committee composed OF
Representative Maddox of Georgia. Chair
man; Senators Money of Mississippi. and
Rawlins OF Utah. and Representatives Rich
ardson of Tennessee DAILY of New Jersey
Norton of Ohio, and Williams OF Missis-
sippi. was yesterday appointed by the
Democratic Congressional Campaign Com
mittee to complete the arrangements for
the organization of the committee by ,ec-
ommending a chairman and other officers.
1t was said last night that Representa-
tive DAILY OF New Jersey would be chosen
chairman. Many members Of the commit
tee have expressed the opinion that it
would be good politics to select an Eastern
man for chairman of the Congressional
Committee Former Representative Kerr of
Pennsylvania. it was said, will be re-
elected secretary of the committee.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
TO DODGE TAXATION.
Mrs. Theodore Thomas Will Remove
Property From Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb 12.-Mrs. Theodore
Thomas. wife of the Chicago orchestra
leader. has decided to move her principal
property out of Illinois to escape. excessive
taxation. Notice has been sent to the
board of assessors that s23. 600 OF stocks and
boads. scheduled from her residence at
No. 40 Bellevue Place last summer, will be
taken TO her seashore hGuae at Fair Haven,
Mass. Mrs Thomas says she is taxed over
one-rhird of the income she derives from
her property.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13

OF New York" her impersonation of the
Salvation Army lassie having been a mem
orable one. Prior to that experience, the
singer had been concerned in various
Casino hits. Her part in The Man in the
Moon" is that OF Diana, the Madison
Square Garden divinity who descends to
participate in the plot and merriment Of
the heralded spectacle.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
A COMING coMEDIENNE.
An Account of Helen Lord and Her
Recent Successes.

THE Man in the Moon" the extrava-
ganza promised for next week at the Co
lumbia, has for the chief feminine figure
of its cast Helen Lord. a young woman
who by many is regarded as ''the coming
coincidence" Miss Lord will be recalled
here as Edna Mays successor in "The Belle
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
ar,,n,, cop,i.,-Nnde Goods.

Representative Noonan Of Illinois intro
duced a bill yesterday to punish persons
knowingly transporting from one State or
Territory TO another goods manufactured
wholly or In part by convict labor. by a
fine Of from $3.50 to $500. or Imprisonment
for one year.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13

From the Philadelphia Record)
"Papa." she said, ''the count has assured me
that he can't live another day without me.
"Uump.'' gTintrd the old Il didn't
think he was as hard up as all that
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13

Among the lists OF casualties cabled the
War Department of General Otis yesterday
was the death of Assistant Surgeon Brain
ard S. Highly, ir., who died February > of
dysentery
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13

He saw the
hole in the
sack when he
was filing it.
But it wa S
such a little
hole that he
thought it
wouldn't mat
! ter. Out of
that little hole
he lost his
grain w lille
taking it to
market.
It's that way
with holes in
t he health.
None are so
small but life
can leak ont
~ 1, q -,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
With FEASTING and SONG
The Eighteenth Annual Banquet of
the B. & p. o. Eiks.

An Occasion of Joiiity for the Menu
Creates Something of n Sensation
IN Responding to Hts Toast-Says
Tint He Has suffered for the Flag.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
WITNESSES FOR CLARK
More Favorable Testimony Before
the Senate Committee.

David II. Pecfer, President of the
First National Bank of kaIispeIf,
Mon, Examined - Warned Well
come Against NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II. Cochran's Vehement Dcniais.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-13
OTIS CASUALTY LIST.
Report Received From Manila ut the
War Department.

The War Department received Yesterday
tho following list Of recent casualties from
General Otis: 900,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-19

lstn c.giR. Nj. y. Cesar, nsssr'
DssiiEs. gats Fsitrss. Afss oFssy
Df !. u n.nitsisr. Liiliss LAMBERT
Mr.. 0asEa Lsts. O. NJ Lssasf.
Mr. 4 Y. Mas, Mas csrss Ne
Alls.sw, Geo .---- ksasksslsf. Dsv
ia Msrsy, NJ. Airiss osstsn. oiiots
Hotel. Aubsr rfesiy. x 7. BSliiss. An.
g.srn N Besttvsrsi. @ II. 6Aass.
MAJ ssapsissf. Byrcs J. wilsss, Gsorgs
H. Wright Mrs. 7. ~ w.ltu. r. o. bon
% &c ,ssh toi 10 oas
--Tss R,psslissI veleu q The Toss
IL Nsrelaisf are busby sonaei TO nes'
10 nsss,. Saturday trssiss. JAY I'll.
~ sski s'cleet. 81 ihs opus Hoass
Bloes, MsIssesisr Csrtfr. 10 elect
sslss,lss ,sd slIsrssis 10 The cosriy Goa
vsriiot, 10 be held 81 arllssior, VI.
Thaua.y. July %. 1900
W. II RosyRF..
". Is EpCnT9s.
CA BoUEs,
Touu Committee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-19

Dswius Lille Early Risens sfs isnou
little pills for liver and bouel uoablss
Never srips o Z Aa.ns, Arlington;
In Pstuboss. Msnebestu Depot; A '
Smith. Wes Arlington.
xAscBEsrrB cIsrhE
-J.H whippls spsD, sand.y With BIZ
N other 10 Pair Haven.
Mrs Ellen Rop Roberts 10 visi,ipi
her sop. w. II. Roberts
Regular eonvoestiop OF Adonifsn
Chapter. Il A NJ, Thursday evening.
-G,orse B.lsh Of New York city is VII
ling bis parents, Nj, aud Mrs. Jobr
Bslch.
-Mn Trunsn Bentley has moved t.
Rutland aud will live With her 500, Jsue'
Il, Bentley.
Mr.. II. o. Bailey and family Of Ms
ehsnicsvills srs 81 X. b. Smiths again,
for the season.
w. Il Dssu hs very aae vegetable
garden aod can supply customers with
many things Ia ,hs, line.
--Miss Mary Tbsysr is spending .
fortnight In Granville, N. Y. With her
friend. Miss Shsnner.
The regular meeting OF the ID. A. II.
will be held with Mu. jennie billiard on
this "Wednesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Peek and William A,
Roberts OF New Yoik City sr,iysd .. the
Roberts Homestead this week.
Herbert Anger and wife OF Portland,
Nc. and Prot Althsus aud family OF New
York City are at Almou Smiths this sun
msr.
Charles Botsford left las, Friday Tor
Tor Wlllismstown. Macs. whtre be will
live with Prof. Boisiord and continue his
studies
Rev. Il. l.. Wood oiSaco. Maine. who
has been holding services At st. Johns,
Manchester, for several weeks, preached
very scceptsbly ct Zion church the hst
two Sunday evenings.
CITY guests spending the summr at
the Roberts Homestead are II. s Roberto,
Misses Mary and Lily Roberts and Claire
Roberts OF Brooklyn, Eva Roberts OF New
Jersey, Il II. Peck. wiis and maid. New
York, Misses Ethel, Gertrude and Amy
Roberts, viii Il. Robert, and Royal r.
Roberts OF New York.
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II, d Saith bsss hps new delivery
wagon.
r.. II. Carmen Is making Msnshsstei
fnends . visit.
Miss Smsr, Of S~smpssoti, Macs. IL
visiting her brother. Rev, DR.. Smart.
See J. n, Hnd's on.r 10 this paper oil
isrdsnisss Al srsstly reduced prices.
MIR. aud Mrs l. l. Sohuyles Of West
Troy, N. Y. are visiting friends 10 town.
Mrs. DIR. James H. Garfield Of New
York aud Miss Arlhur are spending the
SUMMER Of the Skinner Farm.
Principal aud Mrs Bo,siord removed
TO Willismstoxn, Mass, last week and are
getting settled 10 their new hsme,
--Nelsoa Gawer, convicted Of man
slaughter At the recent term OF court, was
taken 10 states prison last week. not being
sbls 10 obtain bail.
The pstt two days have been very
warn Tor Manchester, and wonld have
been nueom iorisble bat for the 6ns breeze
which " usually hsve with het weather.
The very dpe ssctus 81 the Congrees
,iopsl church. Sandy. which vas 1rss,ly
admired, vas sent by Mrs. Ire Bentley Of
snude,lsnd. Who 10 very proficient 10
growing Zoe flowers,
This s.n fnuci,ss Niustrsls PLACED
10 good bosse Tuesday evening. though
ssbcwu euning up Just before The per
formsses kept some susy. Though jost
orssniE.d they gave soos satisfaction.
H. T. K'nsnsu, 6rst clsss phoissrs
phst. will 10 q, tho EaainsI Siudio On
Mondsy, Tursdsy and Wednesday OF sssh
~esk Ter .i,,inss, an the s,ndio will be
opeu the fsnsiader Ct The week Tor The 70
csip, sod delivery Of orders
tbs lsu Pdrcipsl OF the Seminary.
Air b c Rogers. sed vile are expected
10 srrivs here TO remain psfmsnsntly. this
week. He sili BE- clad 10 conier With any
students Who nay vish 10 attend The Son
iEsfy and will ti.i, them 10 uesreY lows
II they vili write him.
The MsrcesslEr W.tn Go. at ns 10
size noiiss that, osing 10 The pfo,rsstsd
dry sssth.r, they eau no longer furnish
water for srssIkltpE swns or irrigstius
patposfs, slsa to caution ussrs Of The vat
e. sssiaa sllosiss It TO ron to waste.
They no lerssr istni,h vs,sr for The rail
rosd company.
Niles 6ses N. Habbsri vas ns,risd
si The rssi3eses Of Der mother, Sstardsy,
hy Rev. DR.. snsrl, 10 Mr.. 0eofss II. Wy
nsp OF BOsioa, Mass Mr. wyusn 10 .
grsdasis of t1s Boslsn lay school and 3
prseileins las .tcrosy 10 tbs, city. shieh
sisi be their fsisrs hons MsEsh,stsr
frisnas eiitai eossrs,als,ious.
--Mla ssrst y. C.ilis ei Brooli,n 10 .
saai 81 MI l. Nicer. II. i.ls Pope
Csilin, ter t.,tsI. vss in 1871 sppfsriiesd
10 MI LiGor, 80 old tine nuchsn, OF
Msnehsssss. 40 al les esd OF foar ytsss
cas- presented Glib sail Of clothes aud
ass doils' soli ri,es- TIE hitter Ia
ssiii 10 iss pe.,sssios 81 The family.
tbs IL Lev. A c. A. He'll, B,,lsp Of
Nss0oGi slsl held ss,sisss 81 ST. Jshss
church, seat sasdsy, Jal, "a ~ teiisss;
Holy CSuwssias ss n Merriss prayer
viii sunea II . n, E1ssing prayer
ssss .stEos ) . IN. Hsssop Hall vsli be
''a tons" tstsser sse 10 eiesg ssisr
es' s,ssiss al tie hosss Of The Misses
Hsslsy.
-A4FsflissA lstisfs Ma. Efssst Z.
Astnv, Nla Ms,ss Beam. W. q. cssils.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-19

Oae Minute Cough Care 10 the only
harmless remedy that produces ion N edist,
results. Try it. o Z Adams. Arlington
A II Peitibons. Manchester Depot; A y
Smith. West Arlington.
MAscHEsTER DEPOT
Read Msnlsy 4 Cos new advertise
mept.
The Thermometer stood at 81 degrees
above zero Monday.
A foe shower Tuesday evening gave
the crops . new lease Of life.
Grace Stevenson and jeanette Bow
man are spending few days OF Judge Fu'
Ierton's,
Master Jean Martin Of No. Bennington
spending few days .. Express Agent n.
3. Childs'.
Mics Ethel Wheeler OF Whiiinghsm,
VI, is stopping 81 George Bsllou's.
CHARLES Reynolds. . nephew Of Q. H.
Rsy nolds. OF Sey mour. Conn. 10 spending
few days in town.
Herbert Wheedon hss Q very ip,elli
gent swarm OF bees. Coming from the old
hive they entered the barn and selected
from stock Of hives one that suited them
add took possession and CON menced bonse
kespios.
Ten Of the o.lves that were being load
Cd q. the station. Tuesday. escaped from
the pea and ran up the trssk and over the
bills. Part OF them we're csptnred, the
others are still RAINING st large.
Edward Sssver Of Spring field, Macs,
sitb his wife and children took tes with
Myron Taylor, Saturday evening. Mr.
5esver vas former resident OF Msnches
Ter, . sen Of John Sesvsr. Who vent to
Springfield about 20 yssrs ego and is sn
ploysd 10 the government srmory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-19
GnAis-oi GnAis OF

Remember that name when yea want .
dshsious, sppesiEiog. nounsLins food
drisk 10 take tie place Of coffee. Sold by
oil sroceu and liked BY oil vho bsve used
il. Grsin.o Is rsde Of pure grain. II aids
digestion and Strengthens the nerves. II
10 PC, s,in aisnt bot health buildsr aud
the children - veil ~ the sdulis osn
drink II with greet benefit Coats about
Ia ~ much ~ eoree l2s ard 2Se. per
package. Ask Jour grocer Tor Grsir-o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-19

II hss be demonstrated by experiences
ths, consumption osn be prevented by the
earl, use Of ons Minu,e Cough Cure.
This is the isvori.e remedy for coughs.
colds. group. ss,hms, grippe aud oil thros.
aud lang troubles. Cures quickly. 0 Z
Adams. Arlington; A II Psttibone. Man
chester Dspoi; A II Smith, West Airing
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lington; A II Pelhbone, Manchester d.
pOt,A II Smith. West Arlington.
PERU.
DR. II. b. Burton and family OF New
York are among the late arrivals.
Arrangements are being made for the
dedication OF the Stark monument Aug.
7ih. Fine speakers will be secured aud
every thing done to make it q success,
We copy the following concerning on
old resident Of this town from . Kslkasks,
Mich. paper; THE people mourn when
good man dies" Philetus Hale Russell
was born In Strstton. Windham Co., w..
October 20, 1924. and departed this life
June 10, 1900. sged rs years. 7 months
% days. The funeral services we're held
Sunday afternoon in the Congregational
church, Rsv's. Childs. Cole and Durhsm
Officiating. The +. 4 A. NJ. Of which be
Was . mem Der. attended 10 . body. The
band msrched with the funeral column
and rendered some appropriate selections.
In the spriug OF 1874 Mr.. Russell removed
to Michigan With his dsus liter Ellen, thsp
q young girl OF IA years. now the vile OF
Irving CLARK, hardware dealer Of this
place. A Cnristisn and desiring frst the
establishment Of the Masters kingdom be
took . Leading part In organizing Congrs
gstfonsl church, putting labor and money
10 the utmost extent Of bis ability into the
building Of M edifce Tor worship, Until
falling powers crippled his resources and
impaired bis health be wss ever found in
bis place at ell services OF The church, and
contributed in no small degree to it's tenn
porsl support. A friend Of the s. 3. lie
helped TO orgtniza and Tor years TO keep
up the &. b. 8. and was for years Pres. Of
the Home Department In the townships
be believed 90 accessory to sustain. His
last work was lecture in manuscript On
finished. Firm in principle ~ the granite
OF the everlasting hills OF bis nsiive state.
he knew no compromise With sin. Mr.,
Russell Vas fer many years . citizen OF
Perm. st the age Of % years be married
Mary A. wymsp, Who died In East Arling
ton. VI. June 1873 To them we're born
tso children, Lauren O.. who gave his
life for bis oountry's cause in early man
heod and Ellen, wife Of Irving Clark. Who
survives him.