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The sun., 1900-12-20
MISS DIMING WAS 4 RECIUSE.
spinstcr who Died bv Gas Wouldn't Allow q
servant 20 Enter Her Room.

Miss Jennie Demng. tho spinster who
was aSrhyMutcd on Tuesday night In her
room in Mrs NGn I1ndt = boarding hou -
at 500 We~, Twenty third street, was a cousin
Of William Is DcuinE ~ the firm of william
Is. bomiug n Co grain eyI ortors. o! state
street and also Of Nrs. NNrcarct C. March
oi NorrI~'ow Nr. li"niug took charge OF
her romans YESTERDAY.
II was learned IL the boarding houe" Na>-
toldaA that Mis- Deuirg Wis 4 Ioclueo To
~ . an extent that although she had lived
H. Ito house tor IN Nolr- most nj the puarl-
'r~ had never Se"n hnr. Sh" confined her
sol 10 her room, although 81" was not IN POOR
health. Recently ~" oven refused 70 allow
~" servant WHO brought lcr meals To enter
the room. Her death / believed hy hrr
rcl Jtivcs 10 have lcrn due 10 accident
The sun., 1900-12-20
PLANS or THF yTrTFFN.
Report Of the sub Committee on Plan and
Scope Adopted nv whole Committee.

Tho Committee of Fifteen had its frat
husinesS meeting NJ th" o0lce of Georg" fps-
tor Peabody. - Pine street, Yesterday after
noon II was practically nm organization
meeting. for all Of the members OF the COM
mtteo were together for the first time. Of
hcers were elected and tho report of the plan
and scope Committee was adopted without
change william II. Baldwin. Jr. President
Of the Long Island Railroad, was made chair
man Of the committee. X A. Scligman
was ecCted Secretary and Mr. Peabody Treas
urer Mr.. Sclgman was empowered to en-
gage an ssistant hecretary to do the routine
WORK. and Offices were rented in the tnitod
Charities building nt Iwenty-sec2nd street
there every Wednssdspyi aiteraoon. c.,
mttce follows
First 10 institute a ,earching INQUIRY.
nnnllperced by partisan nSa.sr 0Y;deTations
cged-c Of gamblng and the social owl In this
city, and 10 collect such evidence as shall
establish the connection between existing con-
are responsible for Aese ends
SECOND 10 publish the results OF such
Investigation IN order 70 put our fellow oiti-
2ens in Possession Of facts and 10 enable them
to adopt .sGch corrective measures as may
Third To promote such legislation a.
shnll render it less difT'cult 70 reach offenders
aud a. shall put an end 10 the shifting and
division Of responsibility in the local admin
istra,ion Of the. laws relating to vice. and
crime 10 tho end that public officers and their
subordinate- may ho held to a strict account
ability for their acts
Tourth-To suggest and promote the pro-
vision OF more Wholesome surroundings and
conditions. in order to lessen the allurements
and Incentives TO vice and crime
Mr. BALDWIN said that 1t had been decided
TO carry out the provisions Of the report lie
wa, asked II there would be any public hear
Ing. smiling, he said' "Oh. they. wont
catch us n that trap We know exactly how
to get what We want IN the way Of Information.
aud we have plenty Of funds
The sun., 1900-12-20
VICE CRUSADE ~ CHICAGO.
Judge Gibbons Has a Private Conference with
the Grand Jury -Rsportcrs Examined.

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 Judge Gibbons, In ac-
cordance with whose special instructions
the Grand Jury has entered upon tho inves'i-
CATION OF vice and city Hall scandals. went
before the jury shortly before noon to-day
Tho objeC of his visit and what he said to
the jurvmen was not given out. Speculation
rs to tho conference was TO the eIoct that
Judge Gibbons gave the turymen an eluCi-
dntton of his Instructions. and LETT with them
n hundl" Of communications he had received
relative t. basement resorts, loan sharks"
and other subjects OF special investigation
Tho Grand Jury sought onlightcnment this
afternoon from newspaper men employed
hy the various morning and evening papers.
R.cogni7iug that IL is the business Of news
paper men to keep in touch with current
events. the tribunal oecided that the best
way to begin tho special investigation Of
dens of vi . and City Hail scandals wns TO
summon the men who collect news Of every
description. several were examined during
the afternoon
The sun., 1900-12-20
NEW York CENTRAL SHOPS BURNED.
$40. 900 worth Of Cars Also Destroyed in
Bunalo -Investigation Begun.

BUFFALO. Dec. 10 The New York Central
Railroad officers are making an investi-
gntion to-day regarding the origin Of a fire
which destroyed the railroads paint and
car shops IN Lovejoy street. causing a loss
of 10000. and damaged oars TO the cxtcnt
Of !!u.onn ~ an early holr ms morning.
While il ia not asserted that the fire was Of
irCeudiHry origin the investigation thar Ia
being made loads TO the belief that the ulIiCnrs
have a suspiClon ui this kind Although
the fire. was got under control at 3 o'clock
This morning, IT IL stili burning and will con-
tInue to do 80 throughout tho day. CaIs we're
sent tered slon. a track Loo feet IN length
partly burned or totally destroyed. according
10 tAe iniiammablitv OF their contents
The sun., 1900-12-20
PRICE GETS AFTER PTLLERS-Iy.
Reform Hits Baxter Street From an UncI.
pected Quarter -C CONSERVATION There.

Police Capt in Price. who was recently placed
in charge of the Elizabeth street station.
instructed the outgoing squad at noon yester-
dav 10 put a stop to all unlawful pulling in :
ia front Of the clothing stores in his precinct.
II was al right for "barkers" to stand In their
doorways and shout, no said. hut when IL
came TO blocking the sidewalks and actually
laying hands on passersby II was time TO
stOp.
The or der created a stir among tho pullers-n.
In Baxter street. where the profession Is
practised with the most enthusiasm. con-
sternation was greatest. As soon us the bad
news spread several of the bcwildered BARRIERS
sent for the delegate. Of the Pullers-ln Pro-
tective Union and sought advice as TO what
should be done II ia probable that meet
iug of the union Will soon he called 10 decide
on some action. but for the present any ono
walking within the boundaries OF the Eliza
beth street precinct doesn't have 10 buy a
suit q; clothes unless he wants to.
For a time the "harkers" were A. loss
10 account for the new order rs Id reyorm,"
they asked each other Then the truth came
out They had brought calamity upon their
own heads. II seems that soon after Ca1t.
Prices advent 10 Elizaheth street last sat
uriav h" hcsaL 70 LOOK his territory over
Baxter str"ct an ambitious barker" thought
IA" captain DID not show sufficient Interest
In his monolosue and grabbed him pv the
"You don'd pelieve i'd" he whispered con-
fdrntally. But Eom" IN vonce gone In.
You ncIcr seen such Clothes"
resumed his walk at Il slightly bri.ker pace
Later came the order. one OF tho most
prominent barters In the profession. who
wi hes his name withheld for obvious reasons.
had thi- to sav about the matter last night.
Id va n misd.kr. but vat Of id? Der
whole profession should nod suffer for won.
And I'd amt only der 'parkors' hut der Glo-
thirrs. too, ID will ruin pisness In der bre-
Cnct IL discrininddes in favor OF der
broherty owners Oudside. Amt id.
The sun., 1900-12-20
GIFTS TO WELLESLEY COLLEGE.
President Hazard Announces Donations Of Moro
Than 100000 Names withheld.

WELLESLEY. Mass. Dec. ,o.-Presidcnt
Hazard of Wellesley College announced to day
that GiftI OF money aggregatine more tnan
slOo.OOp had been received from women whose
names ar. withheld at the request of the
donors The sum of sau,OOu is given outright
to ondow tn" hmbail profes~urship of art
4 Gift of 5000 toward 4 gymnasium mas been
received. The Interest on s5U.DO Will h-
pad 10 President Hazard at her pleasure TO
endow the CHAR of BiUlical history and lltera-
turC.
From Prof " q. Crosby OF the Mnssa-
chu-etts Institute Of technology comes a
NaIuable gIlt ot ores from the zinc and lead
regions oil Missouri numbering thirty-three
specimens. he Kew. l.. ~ NinChestsr Don AID
OF irln!ty Church gives a prayer desk for
the chapel and DT. Donald and Dr. Lyn an
Abbott donate prayer book Tor the desk.
by Grcenouch. La Revcnse." and small
statue by Crawford.
The sun., 1900-12-20
CHARTER REVISION EXPENSES low.
BOARD Used Les, Than Half Of the s2S. 900
Appropriation.

Tho Charter Revision Commissioners have
been casting up their accounts In order 10
make report Of their expenditures To the
Legislature. IN" appropriation for the COM
mission was S.5.Ubn. which was To hc raised
by the city. tn" act provided that the tom-
-,Iunrr, should scrV" without paw. and al
tn, /Npou-"s attached 10 the commission
Wa, Tor Office rcut, stat. t.purry and attendants
lach OF the itt""u commissioners pad lAS
own expenses, and No result Is that more
than half th" I.l. Hf,"' 90 Is une%ronGcd;
1t was said yC9'"c. .gN u- '.o account would
not contain u-' tfo-- &c.: refreshments, q"
such nS ar" 'r.ud r- Iiiu .u such accounts.
ana that tho ru..i''..I.u "a pr%c 20 y"
bs tii, l.,c...g'Gr"
The sun., 1900-12-20
TRUNK MAN WILL SUE CITY
ron sgIzIy0 mrs SHOWCASES -gSoAass
AHNDR NkINIEI.
story That Immunity Was On-red the Doyies
for PAY hut That fhry said Nh -Tiorry
sullivan. Head 81 in,umbrane~ Uuresu.
Also to tie sued seized ,nods stolen.

Daniel Doyle. who Il IN tho 10 thor goods
business under the Astpr House has engaged
Abnsr Mckinney. brother ~ to President.
g bring suits for damages against Florence
sullivan. superintendent of thr bureau ~
Incumbrances ~ the city Of Now York For
many years Doyle has been Gghtng the
Bureau OF membranes. Nr. Doy los father,
who IL Interested In the concern. has been In
business there forty-nyc wears.
According t. statements m1do hv friends
of the Doylos they have been annoyed because
they refused to buy immunity. The privilege
of putting trunks and travelling bag. and
Showcases on the sidrwll, I'm front ~ their
place Of business was offered II they would
pay for t. They refused to Coutr ibut", and city
officials have caused their arrest and otherwise
annoyed them. ON one occasion Il young
man who was in their employ was hrutaly
beaten 10y an inspector in III" Bureau Of In
cdmbruuccs and remained for many week :
I'm n state bordering on u" grave. The man
who assaulted him WAS indicted. tried and
convicted
Blt tho INSPECTORS from tho Bureau o:
inCumhrances continued To mako war upon
the Doyl"s and their last act was & sci "
thc Doyle showcases week ago. N that
time II part of the content of u" showcase
disappeared after the showcases mad been
r"noved u the corporation yards. In"
D"yl"s complain that a number of Na.HaPio
Dolyes have paid fines regularly ana got
their seized goods back, tIcy have never
before made charges OF larceny in connection
with tho removal uf th",r good. Now taov
viii apply for warrants for the arrests oi
per-ons who they believe htp,c the leather
purses.
Aside from this Il IL the intention OF the
DOylc1 10 bring u civil lit tor damages
against the city and also Il personal suit
AGAINST Florence sullivan the 'upcriutcnd-
eut Of the Bureau of IIcumhrdnCes alleging
that the removal Of the show cases was
Illegally done Young Mr. bowl" rllcg".
that Il representative of Supt sullivan secured
Il court order which aided the bureau to
make the seizure and that this court order
was based on HiiidaNits which alleged that
tho Astor House j. built NJ to the street llue
aud that therefore Doyle - not entitled To
tho usual ten inches Of sidewalk spnCe hl-
lowed for chow windows. which space his
cases occupied. Doyle says that lie has
had the property surveyed 10y men WHO VIII
go into court md swear that tho Astor House.
T. not built to the street line. Another thing
that Doyle Will MAX" use Of IS the fact that
side walk privileges ore enjoyed by other
merchants He calls attention to the fact
that the Metropolitan Hardware Company
have sales counters on the sidewalk ard that
opposite the Brooklyn Bridge In tho road
wny Nupt sullivan has permitted a Greek
pcdlcr To erect IA shnnty FOR the sale OF cut
flowers. These matters Dpyl" says wIll
figure prominently In the civil actions which
he will bring against sullivan and the city.
The sun., 1900-12-20
PUNCHED IN BoWERY MrsIC HALL
You're a sucker to Come In" said the Nan
ager to the Young Man Who Protested.

Milton NJ Stern. a law student of 1905 Lex
ington avenue. accused Edward McClaw.
th, manager of the Empire Music Hall at 2S3
Bowery. and George King. a waiter there, Of
assaultins him in the place on tuesday. when
thev were arraigned In the Esscx Market
pblice court Yesterday The music hall l.
nun by politician we'll known in de Ate
stern alleged that King introduced him 10 a
srrved without being ordered When he
rem scd 20 pay for them the employee no ed
him down and King grabbed q dollar out of
his hand The student said he appealed to
MCClaw and received the reply.
You're a fool to come in here and a sucker
ter let yerselr get robbed seeS'
Tie prisoners were fined S. each.
The sun., 1900-12-20
Fire Chief Hogan, Widow Marrie..

The announcement was authorized in Jersey
City yesterday Of the marriage on Dec. at
Newark Of Mrs. Hogan. the widow of Battalion
Chief John Hocan of the Jersey city Fire
Department. and Charles ITcric, a Grecnvlllc
ncwsd"alcr. Hogan committed suicide lo (
August after trying to murder his wife. He
cut her several times with n knife. and she
was in the City Hospital Tor several days.
The sun., 1900-12-20
FIIT H4ND AT his SIyD.
DIR. Pyle Grabbed the Hand and Nabbed a Sup
posed Thief IN n Crowded Car.

Dr Edwin " Pvlo of Sss Bergen avenue.
Jersey City. a physician In tie New York
Iye and Ear lnnmary, was IN crowded
Twonty-third street car Ht noon Yesterday
and f"i' u tug at a large diamond stud h"
was wearing. Directly I'm front OF him stood
"A man with % ucw'rpcT T." vns reading
80 held that Il shut OF the doctors vicv Of
lii stud and hid the hand that was scehiug
TO uuscrew It. DT Pvlo seized the hand and
called for hop The car was stopped and
policeman placed tho would-ho tl''f under
arrest In Ia" Jefferson Market police court
he said hc was Charles Murray OF 30 West
Fortv-,ishth street. Magistrate Zrllcr re-
maudcd him I'll TODAY tn give the police
iIme 10 look UP his record.
The sun., 1900-12-20
ROCKFFELIER MADE DIRECTOR.
Rumors Concerning His Activity In Lincoln
National Banks Affairs

William Rockefeller was elected director
of the Lincoln National Bank yesterday.
The view was taken In tho financial district
that tho National city Bank interests now
control tho bank. Last July James still
man, President Of the CITY Rank. bought \
block q; iucoln Bank stock Of about l,C00
shares which had belonged To the llto Cor
rcliuS raudcrbilt. William RoCke'clicr l..
understood 10 have purchased additional
,tocIt -lrce then. one result of the new con .
troll Il wasrumorcd YESTERDAY. may be changes
ia the Lincoln Bank management, Including
the possible retirement OF Gen. Thomas L.
James q : President
The sun., 1900-12-20
>o Blame for vicar General Barry. Death.

coroner Bausch and a jury inquired YES
,erday into the death OF the Very Rev John
/. Barry, Vicar-General OF the Diocese oi
Manchester, y II, who was instantly killed
by a Broadway cable car In 'front.' oi tho Astor
House on Noy IL The jury decided that
tathcr Barrys death was accidental and
cXonerated the gripmsn from blame
The sun., 1900-12-20

SPmNGrIrLn. u, Dec Ia-Tlc. supreme
Court to-day granted leave 10 thr Dcnror Posi-,
tho N1r YORK JuWru AMI lie tr,t's Chiccco
A1H,uc.n {" g." % I,'i'ion tor mandnmus
against tie Associated Pres. / c~e
pavcr~ s"'k to ',',. BE Associated i'rrss
t. grant IA .. 1t NOW. srli 9. \ hearing VIII
hN rad IN a low DIV.
The sun., 1900-12-20
THE ADMIRAL PHILIP FIND.
Already the Committee in Charge OF IL Has
Receive sI6.Sss in Contributions.

The contributions TO tho Admiral Philip
memorial fund now amount to sl6,5s7. The
income OF the fund when the fund ia COM
pleted is TO 60 to Mrs Philip during her life-
time. and nftsr her death 1t will be devoted
TO ,he maintenance Of the Naval Branch
Y VI { 4 in Brooklyn, in which tho late
Admiral took a deep iDterest Some OF the
recent subsCriptious follow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-01
U ANSWER THESE
A List Of Questions Which VIII Be
Asked By the Census Tsker-
Start On June /

The census tsker IL liable to stop
you at almost any time after June /,
~ that time viii marx the beginning
Of the hnge undertaking. II would be
well for the people to post themselves
on the following questions which viii
be asked them:
Location-In what township or other
division Of county, incorporated city
town or village within the division
nGmedf
Eame-Name Of each person whose
place Of abode on June 1, 1900, was in
this family
Relation OF each person to head of
family?
Personal Description-Color or race;
sex, date Of birth, age at last birthday,
whether single, married, widowed, or
divorced; number Of years married;
mother Of how many children; number
Of these children still Iiving7
Nativity-Place of birth and parents
Of each person enumerated. If born in
the United States give state or terri.
tory; ifof foreign birth, give the coun-
try only place Of birth Of father and
mother Of person giving description
Citizenship-Year Of immigration to
United States and number Of years
spent here; naturalization
occupation-Trade or profession Of
each person ten years Of age and over,
and number of months employed?
Observation-Disclosures school in
months; whether you can read, write
and speak English?
Ownership Of Home-Whether OWE
ed or rented owned free or mortgaged,
farm or house9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-01
WORK MAPPED OUT.
Meeting Called to Push Work for
Democratic Convention.

KANSAS CITY, No., Feb. 26.-syste-
matte preparations for handling the
Democratic National Convention In
July are already being mapped out.
A meeting Of the Ways and Means
Committee has been called for We'd
nesday, when ], J. Swoford, chairman
of the committee that went to Wash
ington to work for the convention,
viii, It is said, form the nucleus for q
complete organization. The plan of
organization followed by st. Louis and
Minneapolis in handling their coDven-
tons will, 1t Is said by those of the
committee already here, be adopted
by Kansas City, with such improve
menss and changes as may seem de-
sirable. The new Executive Com
mittee and the various sub-commit-
tees viii begin work Immediately.
Local hotel men are considerably
exercised at stories printed In the East
TO the effect that hotel rates during
the convention would be raised ex-
brilliantly. The Star this evening
prints interviews with the managers
Of the leading obstetrics, in which they
declare the T1te will be no higher than
at any otter time The only differ
ence, they say, viii be that during the
convention rooms will have to be
iilled as full as convenient instead Of
turning rooms over to q single person.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-01


LONDON, Wednesday, Feb. 2s.-Gen-
sral CroDjs surrendered about 1900
men and six pieces of artillery TO Lord
Roberts yesterday morning.
He did this only after the Canadians
had advanced to within eighty yards
Of his trenches and established them
selves behind earthworks.
Conditions In the Boer lager In the
bed OF the Modder river were found to
be frightful, the stencil from dead men
and cattle being such that even before
the surrender 1t sickened British SOL
diers operating In the vicinity.
Lord Roberts next advance is ex-
pected to be In the direction of Bloem-
fontsin, where It is believed the Beers
are entrenched behind strong works,
which Cropje's valiant defense gave
them time to construct.
General opinion is that Cropje's sur
render will not result in q collapse Of
the bOerr reinsurance.
In Natal, Butler is finding his task
increasingly hard but, seemingly spur
red on BY the successes In the western
field Of operations, he 10 hurling his
infantry against the Beers splendid
position with the greatest determine
ton.
In one charge last Friday the In
niskillings were practically wiped out,
loosing fourteen out Of seventeen OH.
cers. They were REINFORCED by the
Dublin Fusiliers and Oonnaughts and
charged again, only to be hurled back
once more. This battle was fought on
Pieters, or Railway Hill.
Dispatches up to yesterday from
Colenso and Pietermaritzburg Indi-
cate that the Brihsh have advanced
no farther, though fighting has been
continuous.
A dispatch yesterday from Oolenso
says that the Beers r trying q hank-
ing move, and that heavy fighting pro-
ceeds. In London this is taken to in
dictate that the whole weeks fighting
by Butler may be nullined and q re-
treat necessitated.
The Beers scout the thought that
Butler can raise the siege of Lady
smith.
There vas IN armistice Sunday, ar
ranging to bury the dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-01
Rive shook, % KIN Him-

NEW YORK, Feb. 2e.-Antonio Fer
ran was put to death BY electricity at
Sing Sing prison this morning for the
murder Of Luciano Muchio In Brook
Ign on April 4, 1898. The electric cur
rent was turned on at 20 minutes past
5 O'Clock, and Eve shocks we're ad-
ministered before the attending physI-
clans we're satisfied that he was dead.
he was pronounced dead In 8 minutes.
The murder OF Muchio was the re-
sult OF q quarrel over q fancied wrong
upon the part Of Ferraro. The quarrel
led TO blows and Ferraro was being
roughly handled by Muchio when he
suddenly drew a razor, and, seizing
Muchio around the body, cut his
throat, severing the juguIar vein.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-01
bow 70 Save poctor BiIIs.

We have saved many doctor bills
since we began using Chamberlain
Cough Remedy in our home. We
keep q bottle open ell the time and
whenever any Of my family or my
self begin to catch cold We begin to
use the Cough Remedy, and as q re-
suit we never have to send away for q
doctor and incur q large doctor bill,
for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
never fails to cure. Il IL certainly a
medicine Of great merit and worth -
d. 8. MEARKLE, General Merchant
and Farmer, Matte, Bedford county,
Pa. For sale BY all druppiata.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-01

ozs, which Is Sacred On seoouss Of rs
historic past, b1t j. MT adapted to
ths prasslf needs Of constantly in
creaHi1g popalation and ne dsusnos
for nors modern and more comfort-
aba nccuznodafsonA New business
h0uEss are constantly going up in
jackson. A nsW electric street. car
systsn i soon to be inaagerAted. In
dssd, jackson, with . present popu-
Ation OF Gully fo.0Oa, ought 70, and We
believe VII increase Il TO 2o,oo
within the nexf ten years.
Evsgyone 10 familiar with Jackson
~ a school and church town and IN
these she . constantly showing in
provsnent; ard families Who would
have . nost desirable place IN which
to i've and ~ the sans time, = place
TO school the children, no city in the
south can be found that excels Jack
son. Every southern home-seeksr
WHO waits the south and fails to stop
over At jackson VIII make 8 great
mistake.
ne more cur people see Of the
south the better they Ike II. Those
from the extreme north and east are
especially delighted and seem very
much surprised at the prosperity and
hospitality displayed evsrywhere.
The south during Madri Graz is q
bower Of beauty.
Ths more our southern people
travel north and the more our north
ern people travel south the more thy
ike each other. Travel broadens our
views; travel Ebovs you what other
people in other towns do. Why, We
would have paved streets in Mexico
within . month II our people would
only visit towns where thsy have
such improvements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-01
Mrs.
PknAdam,s


EVER w0Has ksows
Some woman frss@d wh0
has bees helped kykNga
E Rlakdbamys Vegetable
00mp0gBd. WHAT does
Elsis friend say about H7
Rad Gis lsffers fre1
svosses being PHkiksAed h
fsfs paper. ~ yog are
aAisgL don't try expert
asesfs. Rely On Tire Pelia-
h&es
harss Pznkhans,s great
modknkBo has stood ssffb-
0sf . seer fer fAfTfy
years.
RMxxAod wolseB wrsce to
Azrs. PlakhaEs for advios
whinh she gives without
Charge The aaNfoe r.
0on1IHanGal ard aooaFafes
hae hafpaS . azsRizas svo-
men. Mrs. Plskham's
aadress ID Eyna, Mass. ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-01
State Univeruty Student Die,

COLUMBIA, Mo. February ga. q.
Mott, a student of Missouri UNIVERSE
ty, died to-day Of spinal meningitis,
after suffering frightfvl agony, during
which he was faithfully attended by
bis fellow students, regardless Of the
terrible danger. Mr.. Mott was from
Gainesville, Wis. he was one of the
most popular students of the UnIver-
slty, and the entire student body will
attend the funeral services, which will
occur In the chapel tomorrow.