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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
EVACUATION INDICATED
BY Change in the Plans of Conn
mnndcrs.

BY Change in the Plans of COM
mnndcrs.
Chicago September 23.-The Record has
the following from Pekin. under date OF
September l6, via Taku. September 90.
and Shanghai, September 49, Change in
the plans of the allied commanders lndi-
cate the evacuation of Pekin before tho
winter sets in. The British leaders have
countermanded the order for extensive
supplies and the Americans are also max
ing preparations for departure. Al to
same time all foreign residents have been
warned to prepare 10 leave Pekin.
The German legation will soon move
elsewhere, and the Russians are alrea.Y
Withdrawing TO Ten Tsin aud different
stations in Manehuria. It is also likely
that the Japanese will make the town -
Nagasaki their winter base, instead OF
some Chinese town, as was originally
their intention.
me missionaries are protesting against
this "desertion."
from North China comes reports of A
long series of disturbances The At
tempted control Of the local authorities
is synonymous with anarchy. and the
country is only SAFE where lloat the al
iles hass' NatNe CHRISTIANS are still
being attacked and heseiged in many din
terent places in the province OF Chi Iii.
The allies are beginning to realize that
'ne city OF Pek!n Is after all an emnty
prize.
communication between the foreign
forces and ENJOYS and the empress gov
eminent is next TO impossible. The new
capital in the province OF Shen 81 is 100
miles from Pekin and the Journey has
to be made by cart. which requires at
least sixty days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
roDAy's RACES.
GrnNerend Entries.

Five furlongs salamis ile, Plead King
pepner iOi. Magnus troll, Mark TSa,n zoe.
Luck Jos, Brandy smash los. Bedeck, Crl-
ter'on li5. katherine ii2, Frank Kennoy, The
Rhysner 100. Agnes lie. ANU AnlmOsity
81, seminole lot Carte amlada los. Arden iO0.
Hlgh weight handicap. mile and seventy
ysrdE-Mr. Prswn lsG FRS. Whip l2g Kin
nikinnic Id whstl.ng Con l2l, wl;hers IL.
Sparrow Wig lis Blk Gun III, Asquiih l0T.
Beau Gallant 100. Anecdotc ". Princess Eve
Ign 90.
Parkyillc handicap. about SIX furIongs--
Mcdrine 10, Vulcan 1872. Rock on III Kill
lashnndra ia Belle OF Lexington III, Hesper
iis, copies.or lii, Gold dor ioS wlthers
Jos, Smoke 1o:.
Mile and furlong. hpndcap--Intrusiye
Favcnfus 1876, necpnter il6, DuoTo no. Star
fright l05 Walt Mt io4, Kentucky 10s.
Witheta %; Hlldreith entry: Autumn rs
ara GoGiaion 100.
Maiden lie~. hve furIonss -JuiiR Hun
ever, Lady Hayman, Minttgc Nonparcl.
Mesaba, Orisn 0, Add Mar Bolton, Econom-
ic. Peasant sell. Mary srarS AIMS parlins.
spry, Farric Nsud, Trigger. Margaret ifcif-
II an Georsla Gardner 10.
Selling. mle and . sixteenth--ssyrano llo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
RosEBERY'S MANIFESTO.
Enumerates Failures Mt Home and
Abroad.


London, September 23The Earl OF
Rosebery. issuing manifesto in the form
of a letter TO liberal candidate says:
In the present situation of the world
would vote for almost any strong ad
ministration. but the government is
strong only In votes But in other re-
specrs they are the weakest government
| can recollect.'
After enumerating the governments
failures at home and abroad" Lord
Roseherv criticises the conduct OF the
South African war. declaring hat 1t has
Exposed England 10 humliations IN
parfleled in our history since the Amer
lean war"
He declares that nothing can be hoped
for from the government either in the
way of urgent domestic reforms or the
reform OF the war Office.
The chancellor of the eXcheauer Sir
Michael Hicks Beach. and the president
of the board OF trade. Mr.. Charles Thorn
son Richie, as we'll rs other political
men. have issued msnifestos. but thesG
contain no noteworthy features,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
Victoria News Notes.

Victoria, Texas. September 2s'-Mayor
r. W. stayton OF San Antonio, formerly
OF Victoria, will be here tomorrow, Mon
day, night for the purpose OF inspecting
the d. NJ. oConnor Guards, who now have
the full complement OF men relu lei by
the regulat 'oms.
Professors Lafevre and Allen and Mt.
W. r, Hayes conducted the regular month
ly examinations yesterday. There are nin@
applicants, three white snd six oolored.
stiles. Welder & East shipped nire
GERS OF cattle from Clip station yes erday,
FIVE 70 81. Louis, two to Houston and two
to New Orleans
Porn TO Mr.. and Mrs T. c. Mcfarland
yesterday, boy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
UNDER ASSUMED NAME.
j. j. Corbeu lis Rcgistered ns "Mr.
Martin"

London, September 23.--J. ], corbctt. who
is passenger on the Cunard liner Campania,
which left Liverpool yesterday for New York,
is travelling under an assumed name. Tho
salon LAST shows the registry OF Mi and
Mrs. Martin but it is impossible to discover
whether there Is any connection between
mir. Martha and the pugilist,
The Sportsman publishes this morning an
Interview had with Corpett on the deck OF
the Cumpania In which no admitted that ho
was travelling alone and under an assumed
name lle said he had parted company with
oeorge Considine. with whom he had had an
alteration.
Mr., Considine spoke slightinsiy OF my
wife, exclaimed Corbett. land | am done
with hun. I intend to tell my wife that Mile.
Corneile was nothing to mo on the voyage
this way and never Will be.
my principal object In returning to New
ork In such haste Is TO bring actions against
TIE newspapers that have published misstate.
ments about me and to yindcate my name "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
UNITED STATE CRITICISED.
German Paper Thinks Policy VIII
Have Had Eject

Berlin September 23,-Discussing the
answer OF the United States to German
proposal regarding the Chinese settle
menI' the Vossische zeitung says.
Americas abandonment OF the concert
OF the powers viii not have serious cor
sequences for their diplomatic negotia-
tons but it VIII render their tasx more
dtncult. inasmuch as nothing so in
ereases Chinese presumption and inso-
fence as the knowledge that harmony in
the ranks Of their opponents has BEEN
disturbed. The action OF the United
states is equal to an abandonment of I'd.
common interests of Occidental oivlliza-
ton and probably will lead to a pro.
longation OF bloodshed."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
RELIEF WORK Al ALVIN
TO BE systematized SO All win GET
Full Heueht.

Alvin, Texas, September 92-The gen.
eral relief committee held a meeting this
afternoon at 3 o'clock to receive the re,
ports of the different subcommittee. Ii
seems there has been complaint and dis,
satisfaction with the method pursued in
distributing the supplies. The worthy
peop'e who have been unwilling 10 as,
W assistance and who are really in need
Lot getting their wants supplied, and Others
getting more than their share. This mat.
.e. can and VIII be properly adjusted
large Quantities OF clothing are being
,soelVed here daily from points an over
'he country which are serving a Eoot
purpose The committee Is now reship.
I.ns good many boxes Of clothing ID
ven'r towns in the storm district which
ave not been so fortunate as to get such
large contributions as Alvin.
Nr Travis OF this city, who lost nj,
VIE ana little son in the storm at Gal.
weston ana who was reported as hayins
Sonmlit'ed suicide when he found thn
sney were lost returned TO Alvin ,ods,
anu requests The Post correspondent r.
The Post. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
MOVEMENT or OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Post.)


Liverpool, September % ARRIVED: steamer
Navigator tBrl from Galveston. Sailed, 2tst;
Steamer Ida (spanl, for Galveston.
Port Eads September gs-Arrlved. Steam
e!s Moorish Prince tBrl from Antwerp via
Havars; consols (Br.), from Liverpool, prel.
fond tNorl from Celba. sunniya tNorA.
from Bluehelds. Sailed Steamers El Dorado
IAm), for New York; Simon Dumols tNorl
for Bocas del Toro; Kelly tNorl, for PORT
Lmoni utstein (Norl. for Puerto cortsz
New York Arrived; bulgaria, from Ham
burg Philadelphlan, from Liverpool; Issand.
iron Copenhagen; La daseogne. from, HAyre
VueersIown, Sailed: Glmpanls, from Iiy,
erpool for New York
from Bremen fer New York. ~
Lizard Passed: Europa. from Nav vorl
for London ~"
* Mrhsfls; Passed Vera, from New
York. S'' ~"
York. "V'' ~"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
LOCAL.

The relief work for the storm sufferers
gees bravey on.
No more free transportation for ref
ugets
Thu city public schools viii open today
Opening of the county schools has been
delayed.
VIM. Cowans locked up at police sta
tim suffering from dcmonua
negro woman who died last Friday
not yet buried
Fred Amburn seriously cuts Benny
Levy both young boys.
All shelter and hospital work to be
concentrated at Auditorium.
Tho Hebrews of tho city celebrating
their New Year festival.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
Hiii=iHislli - - -
FOREIGN.

Mitch comment has been aroused in
Mexico over an article in the Los Angeles
Herald advocating annexation OF Mexico
to the United States.
Prices were irregular In the Manchester
cloth market last week. with more inquiry
IRON India.
The London stock exchange had quiet
experience last week, indications of desrer
money are not wanting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
MORLEY UNCHANGED.
Contends that South African war
Was Unnecessary.

London September 23.--John Morley,
liberal member from Montrose,' In his
manifesto, declares that his opinion has
not changed; that everything might have
been attained In South Africa without
war. In single year. he says, the
work OF generation in uniting the
Dutch and English IN South Africa has
been undone and not even in Ireland has
the difficult race problem been more mis-
erably mishandled,"
Mr. Morley admits. however, that it Is
impossible to revoke the proclamations
OF annexation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
GALVESTON.

Supplies gro peing distributed at Gal
weston without distinction MS to color.
The men who have done tho work on
tbs streets were paid eff.
The Posts map OF the area Of dostruc-
ton was so accurate that numbers OF
people sent them abroad.
The Sabbath was obreryed to some ex-
tent. but work went on in getting mat
ters into normal condition.
The Red Gross will continue ia relief
work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
CHINA.

1t IL stated at Shanghai that Prince
Tuan has reacqulred his former ascend
ancy; the British guaranteed the safety
Of Chinese at Teng Tae, and the Russians
killed many OF the Chinese there
/; is understood that Commissioner
Rorkhill viii advise tho withdrawal Of
American troops from Pskin as speedily
as viii be safe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
MURDERED BN ROBBIHs'

Fate Of sn Unknown Man PicSea =
mt Dallas. I'll
Dallas, Texas. September 20
dressed man was found dead on 0V" III
street this morning. a hole IL Si' - !,
marks of fingers on his thr''' - !,
pockets turned inside out told q 4,
murder and robbery, The police 49, ~,
yet Identified the dead man =
clue as to his murderers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
\ Fight with Insane Negroes.

Rusk' Texas, September 22--Jailer Z.
G. Taylor had an exciting experience
last night with two negro prisoners he
was attacked by negro man aud woman.
NE former armed with dashboard and
the latter using her teeth. w. j. Dent
and the Wall brothers. who are confined
mere went to the assistance OF the jailer
ana succeeded in pulling the negroes OF,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
POLITICAL.

Senator Hanna has made statement In
regard to his mo trusts" speech at Chi
cago
Mr.. Bryan's itinerary is announced for
several days; be will make an anti-trust
speech at Nebraska City.
Roosevelt spent quiet Sunday at Raw
tins Wyo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
coal MINERS STRIKE.

The city OF Shenandoah is quiet; the
militia 10 patroling the place; some COLI
lierles expect TO start today.
TIC strike may extend to the railroaders
in the Scranton region.
Three deputy sherins were arrested at
HaTieton. charged with having robbed
Polish liquor dealer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
QUIET SUNDAY ron ROOSEVELT.
He VIII visit Coiorndo, Kansas and
Nebraska.

Nebraska.
Rawlins. Wyo., SEPTEMBER 23.-After
week OF great exertion In speaking aud
travelling. Governor Roosevelt resolved
10 spend quiet Sunday. At the concu-
sion of the meeting at Rock Springs last
night the special train pulled out to what
is called "oNiells Spur" where it re-
mained during the night and day, remote
from the city
From Cheyenne the governor will pro-
coed TO Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska.
During this campaign he will have trav-
eled over 1000 miles and have delivered
more than 225 speeches.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
DoMEs 'rIc.

TIE AmalRamated Association OF Iron
and steel Workers and The manufacturers
have signed wage scale.
Two Zion elders were handled roughly
by mob at Mansfield. Ohio they were
disrobed and coat OF paint was applied
TO t1eir bodies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
Firm Dissolved.

Wharton, Texas, September % This
Arm OF Hood 6 Martin, dong business at
Glen Flora has dissolved partnership. Mr..
Martin retiring, the business being olu-
Quoted by Mr.. William Hood at the same
stand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
rhirty-one Cases of yellow Fever

Havana, September 23.-Thirty-one new
cases of yellow fever have been officially
reported since Friday, making nearly 100
now under treatment Captain George S.
cartwright, Twenty fourth United States
infantry. who was taken down with the
fever at Camp Columbia. is dead. Robert
Thomas and Alfred Kilbourne. Second
United States artillery were attacked
yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
sssssesessssssssssssesees

clubs 10 be held at indianapolis on DC.
tober was issued by William j. Bryan
and Adlal L. Stevenson. democratic cam
ddates for president and vice president;
James X. Jones, chairman OF he demo-
cratic National committee, and William r.
Hearst, president of the Association OF
Democratic clubs today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
nnsiner. nirnn.cd OF

Forney, Texas, September 2l,--G. W.
Chambers, conducting racket store. cold
drinks and grocery store. has sold OUT to
Messrs. Daugherty and Irwin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
PHILIPPINES.

Insrrgent operations OF last week were
more extended than at FIRST reported; the
American casualties for ten days aggre-
gate 100
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
TEXAS POLITICS.

rhe Tenth district republican conven-
ton is to be held at Yoal.um Tuesday
McMlnn has accepted The pcpuilst nomi-
nation for governor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24

though oil of them were more or lsS
hurt in the struggle. The two nesl0sl
had been adjudged insane last week aaa
were confined in the jail awaiting 0'a'.
disposition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24

West Baden l02 Miss Hanover IS. Rare Per
fumo lO2. Alsike l0i, Caibunclo i04 Rnaldo
W. Bangor H. lslal Prliiee Ito; Hildren
cutry: Trlllo i0S and Ann1y lc2
Weather clear and track fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Sc. Louis, September 20 Hans Wagner
won the same In tho fourth innins with a
triple to right held fence. Powell outpit he'd
Lever, but the visitors hits came when
they wero needed
Score 4 IL E
ST, Leuis ......,......... 600 000 coll s .
Pittsbure ..,............ 900 9Gl lO)-3 4 a
Powell aud crger; Lever and o'connor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
BUSINESS MATTERS
nusIner. sold.

Colmesneil Texas, September es-Mr
Kelly Hogg has sold his grocery store to
Mr.. ]. NJ, Miner. who will continue the
business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
TRANsVAAL.

In speech Lord Salisbury appealed for
big parliamentary majority as a means
toward finally conquerlng the Beers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
RAILROADS

rho Texas and Pacific is out OF the
Southwestern Passenger bureau TO stay
out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24

British Occupied komntipOort.
Lourenzo Marquee. September 2S.-The
British have occupied Komatipoort with
out opposltlon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
"Great Oaks From
Little Acorns G,os,, J

"A single microbe con-. !.
the germ Of the mo,t ! s.
nanf maladies. The 5I assIs
the means bywhica mis 80
are sent on their desdIs s's u
sion. Small at first, Is, - =
c,obe soon becomes ! H., =
floods Sarsapaalla /, 's 4.
arch enemy of all germ, y J,
SohafeOer nature. It's sn,''
doses master these mie ,,Ssa
by :. dissolving and passinotgss,,a'
Oft as refuse ofthe system ,,T@
Female Weakness II S.. !.
female eDeskness all my Gfs .rs T.. ~. y
day and night from hesdac5s 'Il,'''
taken Hoods Sarsapsriqs Az !. 'aa
strong again" Ms. Ge,t. = n -.
Harlem. No. -Nr's.
Rneumatlen1 llave . ~, !,
rheumatism, I take Hoods Ss,,,,..,.
and t soon cures me. AsMe s.. Z.
coy knoW Of 70, that troutic." s I,
Hutchinson. Neqoark Valley. N y
Neuralgia ~ TOOK Hoods s,u,,,.
rMA for neuralgia and IN less A,, ', :.
month lqoas perfectly cured" An,
Lucs, Benfe,, Pa.
J6oN SaaJapdx
1lsala. q II zsa5
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills; the nonirri.,,i,, =.
only cattartic TO take With hoods s,,,s,s. ~
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Rheumatism. more painful ,a . , .I b
mate than any other affection au,ri
Prss v No. 1851. by Elmer ~ s sssst
T 81 r. Schmidt. Houston. Texas SOC "
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sfops the Cough
ARD Norks on the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- Qunino Tablets cure !.
sod In enc DAY. No cure. No pay. pr,ce
25 epngs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-24
A Ha,rie.s csIs.

Mckinney, Texas, September 81, II.
nallcw farmer south o; oNp. ras fresk
In tho way Of u hairlsss ,alf II Is well
Termed perfeet.y proportional and does no.
dintr from other calves except In the absence
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-07
DEAD in THE WOODS.
Mystery That May indicate Murder
i by Robbers.

The body of an unknown man, who
had been dead for long time, has
been discovered in the woods by some
hunters about half mile from the
government properly near Mt. Hope,
Morris County. The flesh had fallen
from the skeleton. The body had been
dressed in a black cutaway coat black
vest, striped trousers, . pair Of russet
hand sewed laced shoes and dark
slouch hat, The pockets contained
a haif-filled whisky bottle, but they
failed to reveal anything as to the
identity of the dead man who was
about so years of age and 1--WE feet
nine inches tall. An empty. bottle was
lying on the ground. There is the.
ory that the man was robbed and kill.
ed and placed in the position in which
he was found. The clothing was torn
from one leg. as if by some animal.
The left leg was torn on below the
knee Coroner Hagan, of Dover, af.
ter viewing the remains, deemed an
inquest unnecessary. No one is mis-
sing near Mt Hope.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-07

Garrison IA, Whitehead 16; second
district gave majority for Mckinley
of 50 and Herr "a. Fourth Ward is
safely Republican by majority Of 81
for Mckinley, 2 for Herr, 28 for Gar.
rison and 2s for Whitehead.
Mt Arlington borough gave McKin-
ley majority of 81, Herr 8, Garrison
"A, Whitehead |.
= = Netcong reports majority of IS for
Mckinley and sound money.
Passaic township would have none
of Bryan SO gave Mckinley majority
of II, Herr Z, Garrison IL. Pequannock
township-First district is for McKin-
ley with majority of 1871, Herr 1853,
Garrison 16i, Whitehead ITO Second
district also gave Mckinley the hand
some majority of 15l, Herr Ill, Garri-
son 80, Whitehead 1874.
Port Dram borough is Democratic
by majority.
Randolph township-Second district
is for Bryan by majority.
Rockaway borough is for sound
money with majority Of, Ill for
Mckinley. '
RooKaway township--Southern dis
trict gives Mckinley q majority Of So.
Herr 81. Garrison IS, Whitehead IS.
Roxbury township -Succasunna dis
trict went Democratic by majority
Of So for Bryan, Salmon 40, Pierson
80, Bergen S8. Port Morris district
went Republican by majority.
Washington township = Southern
district gave Mckinley 94 majority.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-07
ELECTION
AT HOME.
Events and DOines Of the Day
in MOrriStOwn.
Perfect Weather, Republican Vote
Out EarIy--A Quiet Day How the
Returns Were Received The
Chronicle Returns Watched by a
Multitude Notes of the Day.

When the sun arose yesterday morn
ing the sky was radiantlv clear and
the air was cool, crisp and invigora-
ting. 1t was praverbial Republican
weather. . The election machinery of
this good old town Of Morristown was
put in good working order on Monday,
and the wheels began to move prompt
ly at six a. m. The election officers
were no more prompt than the voters,
and an unusually heavy vote was cast
between and Q a. m.
The Republican voters were out
early, while in several of the wards
the Democrats Jagged behind and
waited until o'clock, when the cleo
tion officers were again busy.
Throughout the State good weather
prevailed, and in spite of the heavy
vote the election was quiet one. There
was but little wrangling and no dis
order. The workers of both parties
worked hard up to the last minute in
getting out the vote, and the results
of their work are we'll shown in the
large vote cast.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-07
OBITUARY..


A--%~&A~--se
Mahion Hoagland. one Of Rockaway q
foremost citizens, died ct his home
there on Wednesday evening Of last
week, after . brief illness. he at
tended to his business duties as usual
up 10 the Friday night previous when
he was stricken with pneumonia. AZ
Grst 1t was thought that his condition
was not serious but on Tuesday be
rapidly grew worse. Mr.. Hoagland
was the second SON of Mahlon Hoag-
land, Sr. and was born at White Mea-
dow, near Rookawsy, forty-five years
ago. As . young man he learned the
machinist's trade and when the NJ.
HoAgland Sons Co., iron founders,
was formed several years ago, he be-
came the general manager. his brother
Freeholder Thomas Hoagland aasum-
ing the treasurership. The deceaeed
was member Of the RockawAy Pres
byteriAn Church. and assistant super
intendent sf thc Sunday school presi-
dent Of the Rookawny Board Of Health
member OF the Royal Arcanum and q
former member OF the Borough Uoun.
Gil. He was also . director OF the
National Union Bank Of Dover, q
member Of the White Meadow and
RockAway Social Clubs. He was
prominent in the social life In Rooka-
way.
Mr.. HoAgland 10 survived by bis
aged father, . widow, two daughters,
the Misses Ella D.. and Laura May,
one son. Alger NJ. also ono brother.
Thomas II. Hoagland. and three vie.
ters. Mrs Joseph II, Tuttie. Mrs.
Morford B. Strait ana Mrs. Ella 8.
Maxton, all Of RoCkawAy, The funer-
al services, which were largely attend
cd, were held ct his late residence
last Saturday afternoon at I. so O'Clock.
The iRterment was in RockawAy
cemetery.