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New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
RANKERS AT SARATOGA.

e.ratoqa " Y July 1.-THE New-York state
Rankers' Association to-day made an excursion
through Lake George Dinner was served at Ihe
Sycamore. where addresses were made oy Char'eS
,dit of HorneIIsville: General A B. Bissel OF BUT
-. w p Rainey Of Kinderhook, George Schles-
irgar OF New-York. Senator G. IS. Sloane, of Os-
vuepo and w T. simmis. of Huntington The fol-
lowing were elected delegates to the National Con
vention of Bankers. which meets at Richmond Va.
in October: W. H. Walker, of Buffalo; c. G. Wood
,,o,b of Rufalo: Charles Adsit. of HornelIsville;
N G Palmer. of Syracuse f. A. Greesbock of
Albany: Charles p Van Inwegen. of Rochester;
BERNARD Coombs. of Brooklyn, and F B. Schenck.
~ Nev-Yor: delegate-at-large. eX-President Henry
G brewster. of Rochester.
T-ba officers nominated yesterday were elected.
and the president John B. butcher. of Pawling. on
being indicted into office, made an address
on returning Saratoga this evening the bank
ers attended a special dinner at the Grand Union
Hotel Tonight they attended the theatre
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
MAY HAVE BEEN MRS. G. B. Jarvis.

The police investigating the suicide OF
woman who is said to nave jumped through a
window from the women's cabin of a Ho6oken
ferryboat on Friday night. A pocketbook, an UNI
brella and a handkerchief were found In the
pocketbook was a card which was the name OF
Mrs G. 3 Jarvis of No l25 East SiXteenth-st,, New
York The Hoboken police have been advised by
the police of Manhattan that woman known as
Mrs. Jarvis had furnished room at the address
In her room were found papers indicating that the
woman had formerly lived in LakeWood-aVe Chl-
cago The body has not been recovered
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
No NATIONAL LINsEED co. RECEITER.

Chicago July IA (SpeciaD-The petition OF the
minority stockholders of the National IAnseed OH
Companv for the appointment of a receiver to take
charge of the remaining assets OF the corporation
u,ae denied by Judge kohlsaat In the United
c+a.a- C,rcuit Court. The Judge took this action
hecause he states showing has been made that
the nerson now in of the assets of the con-
Germ was incompetent or that ne would not ac-
count for or turn over the proceeds of the assets
,,,ber realized Judge Kohsaat said too, that he
thought the real gist of the suit was the desire of
a few of the stockholders to obtain possession of
- sseets hv receiver friendly TO their interests.
who would use the assets in detrayinS the expenses
of suts 10 be brought by the receiver against the
Iirsc,oTe of the corporation for malfeasance in
offce II was shown that less than per cent OF
the stock and bond holders of the concern desire
10 make the change and the Court holds this in
s,tfH
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
VIRGINIA pOPULIsTs FOR STEVENSON.

Richmond, Va July u (SpeciaD.-The virginia
Iopullsts will. according 20 a statement mace To-
"sht by State Chairman Ho5son, support Bryan
ana Stevenson Mr.. Hobson said:
.bryan will oe the next President You can rest
sssured Of that In 1895 he lost heavily on ac11
TSnt TcItL Of sewal Stevenson will help the ticker;
s,e.o not have supported Hin. but Bryan anu anu
hsssssenson are all right. While ] think the fopus,
~ were not treated altogether as they Snoulu
M been by the Kansas City Convention; nave
n, ia1t % find with the Democratic nominees OF
Viz platform II could not get Populst ioi
resilient. Stevenson the man 10 put uI-
~ e him almost much as DO BIyanii IA
~, N,n@r had to denounce Grover CleFelIlu
foT1 the stump J always took occasion 10 say d
ng ,~ofd about Stevenson While we nave h hoIn-
csy % thank the Virginia delegation 10 Kansas
10y shall all my influence 10 preXeni tne
tssnk tn u another electoral ticker IN EifsinLt H.
sara~E. Fr'tca 20 q number of PoDu1sfS Il y ny
s~i desire to see 1cryan and Stevenson ciecteo'
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
4 STEEL AND IRON CONFERENCE.
THE REPORT REVIVED THAT ONE WILL BE HELD
ON TUESDAY.

There a revival yesterday Of reports current
early in the week that a conference of steel and
iron has been called to take place in
this city next Tuesday Trade conditions
ported to be such that the conference IS expected
to bring about a readjustment of rates This, in
the opinion of President Gary of the Federal Steel
Company. IS necessary if the business of the vart-
Gus companies is 10 continue. Manufacturers are
agreed that price Of certain finished products is
rock bottom but that other products Will have
to suffer further reduction before buyers can be
induced TO enter the market. II unofhcally
reported that Tuesdays conference would be held
the Office of The Federal Steel Company. but at
that place said that nothing was known OF a
formal call for meeting. The local officials of the
Carnegie company also professed ignorance on the
Snhiact
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
NEW PIERS OF STEEL AND STONE.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD OFFICERS DECIDE
on NEW STRUCTURES IN HOBOKEN.

The North German Lloyd Company has definitely
decided TO rebuild its piers Hoboken of steel and
stone This decision was reached after an extended
conference between Director-General Christopher
Leist Superintendent Moeller and Gustav II.
Schwah the general agent Work will begin as
soon as It is possible let contracts The wharves
are 10 be OF stone and the superstrucures of steel
similar 10 the quays in Liverpool
Until the piers are completed the steamships OF
the line bound f5r Bremen will sail from Pier No;
% Manhattan which the North German Lloyd
Company has leased from the Cunard Line. Inc
steamers of the system that ply between TINS clty
,ad Mediterranean ports will dock at piers IN
Brooklyn which have been rented from the Brook
lyn Wharf and Warehouse Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
PROSPERITY N BRYAN-s STATE.

Postmaster Van Cott in speaking yesterday Of the
prosperous times under President McKinley's Ad-
mnistraton said that he had just received letter
showing that farming was evidently looking up y
in Nebraska. The letter is follows:
Wood Lake. Neb., Cherry County,
Box 20, July 8, 1900.
To c Van Cott. Postmaster
We want 10 hire help Will have a good home IN
the country Can you send Us man? About how
much would the wages be TO do light work on the
farm We would like 10 know at once. so we could
send their fare Please hand this letter 10 licensed
agent Please write and let US know if We can get
help or not it is getting late in the season and
oblige y - fIGTS-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Corset Clearance.

Stock-talirg time will soon be with Us, and
we are naturally anxious to get rid of all the
goods we possibly can before that time, hence
these sweeping price reductions
ROYAL WORCESTER, FLEXIBONE MOULDED,
c. B. A la SPRITE, AMERICAN LADY, W. B.,
SONNETTE, H. & S, c. P, z. T., THOMPSON
GLOVE-FITTIEG ard R. & G. CCRSETS. n odd
sizes; former selling prices from Sl-25 to S45e per
pair a choice tomorrow at the reduced price of 1.25
MEMO SELF-REDUCING CoRSETS, in ventiat-
ing also white, dIdb and black coutil; sizes IS 20
50; corset that positively reduces the size OF the
abdomen without injury or discomfort TO the
wearer, al $50
THE NEW ZIP SPRING CORSET, a remarkable
corset that VIII reduce the size of the hips of the
stout woman and add to the size of the hips of the
slender woman, per pair LIS
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
rwo FIXES AT LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch y. j, July 1.-THE guests OF the
15ou,Iand Hotel were somewhat frightened and
a.. fron, tho hotel at an alarm of fire at noon
today Sparks of fire from the laundry landed
upon the roof of the hotel burning 3 small part
of it, but no serious damage was zone, ,i - tho,
There was another fire early inns nor IN tne
bav and feed establishment of H. b sherman
tot ndS @ @Jeetroyed the building and burned large
Grantitv of nav and feed. The loss Will reach
pr@babIv 50 900 This fire is believed to be OF in
iiarV
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
TBIRD LE4rEs-SECOND ARRIVES.
GOVERNOR VOORHEES, MAKES SOLDIERS HAPPY
AT SEA GIRT BY PRAIsING THEM

Sea Girt. y j. July 1.-THE Sd Regiment ar
rived in the State camp to-day, and was gwen
6tting reception by the 2d Regiment the Essex
TrooDers and the members of Gatling Company
B. all OF whom left for home to-day
After the arrival of the men Of the Sd. they
were given brief rest. and this afternoon there
was general review OF the battalion by GeneraI
C,OoDar which was witnessed by Governor Voor-
hees and other prominent men of the state
TIE "a Regiment men left here feeling proud pc
cause of the reading of a lettec ny COlonel CiI-
more from Governor Voorhees, last night prais-
ing the regiment.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

ceived injuries which resulted in his death. Nc
Mackin was an iron worker. and while work
received word that his wife about die HI
hurried homeward, and found his way blocked by
long line OF loaded coal cars. They were at a
staTdstlli, and McMaCkin, in his hurry get home
mounted the platform Of one just the train gave
sudden start. He was thrown under the wheels
and both legs cut off
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
srvvEP VISITORS LOSE THEIR BAGGAGE.

Asbury Park y. J.. July 1t-Niauy visitors who
arrived here last night and to-day did not receive
their baggage. Inquiry at the express office
brought the information that a car full OF
trunks and bags was burned early this morning
near Railway. The contained goods and bag
gage consigned 70 this place. The car was com
DIeteIv DESTROYED and only three pieces OF baggage
we're saved. All the way bills We're inside the car
and as Vet there is way of telling what was de-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
TROLLEY LIVE EXTENsION COMPLETED.

New Brunswick. y. J.. July IA (SpeciaD.-The eX-
tension of the trolley line Of the MiddleseX and
Somerset Traction Company from South River,
through Sayerville. in Middlesex County, has been
cononleted and the new road was formally opened
this afternoon The first left South River at
o'clock Secretary Edward H. Radel Of Of the tracS
+ior connanv acted as mOtorman. Members or
IN ~ 1rownshin Committee and few invited guests
u.er the
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
STEEL WORKS CLOSED DOWN.

The Atha and Ilingworth Steel Works. in Harri-
con near Newark closed down last night for
week. it is said, that an inventory can De
@ 4. Iii Se under the control of the Crucibe
Stael COMPANY Negotiations have been pendGlng
some time, and II Is peIleNeu 'i' '' ~
nnrrn nlated q few days
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
PRESIDENT OUT DRITTNG.

Canton, Ohio July 14-Presdent Mckinley and
his family went for long drive to-day. The Con
..IIo~ ~ the Currency. Charles G Dawes and
u 0eues returned from Cleveland to-day and
W. "a, - the guests OF Judge and Mrs. Day
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
W. BoURKE COCHRAN TO TAKE NO PART

" Bourle Cochran, the well known orator and
Democrat, who sailed for Europe on Wednesday,
will not return. was said yesterday, in time 10
take any part in the campaign this fall 1t was
even reported that he would not get home in time
10 vote. This was a great disappointment TO the
friends Of Mr.. Bryan. as they hoped Mr.. Cochran
would srav here 10 speak against the AdmlnlStra-
ton. Some time ago Mr.. Cochran said that ne
would support Bryan rather than Mckinley upon
the issue Of imperialism but his decision TO take
no part IN the campaign is said 10 have been
brought about by the reaffirmatlon or the 10 10 l
plank the platform
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
LEGACY FOR ADOPTED DAUGHTER

Morristown. v J.. July i4-Mrs. Emmeline A
Eddy OF this city. widow of Samuel Eddy, receives
a beauest of 100000 under the viii OF her foster
father Francis P Furnald. who died a week ago
in New-York Mr.. Furnalds estate is estimated to
be worth about S1.COO.C00 He took Mrs Eddy into
his family when she years old. cared for
her $ he would for his own daughter and she was
married from his residence Although there was
legal adoption, he always spoke cf her as MS
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Dress SooaIs.

The selling season for dress goods is waning
and prices are dropping as consequence It's d
splendid time to buy the materials for a new suit
or waist if you would save money. Just note
how low our prices are in comparison with those
Of our competitors at the present time:
STORM SERGES 80 pieces, Jet black all wool,
IS inches wide sponged ard shrunk beat it if You
can at 7Sc. yard; price only So
CAMEL'S HAIR CHEvIOT IS pieces, jet black
and blue black, 3 inches wide, popular fabric for
a separate skirt hard to beat at ST. IS yard;
price tomorrow only eSs
PURE MOHAIR BRILIANTINE 30 pieces, IS
inches wide jet black suitable for bathing suits,
dresses, etc, easily worth Sc yard; price for
tomorrow only 80
HOMESPUNS so pieces il all shades Of gray, also
IN the pretty striped effects that much used for
mems wear; considered cheap at SI.25 a yard,
certainly extremely cheap at o5l
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
OLD WOMAN KILLED BF 4 FALL.

In endeavor t. enjoy cool breeze. Helen
Widdies seventy years old. living with her daush-
ter Mrs. Annie Fisher. on the fourth floor OF the
tenement house No. 81 State-st.. Brooklyn.
climbed out the fre escape yesterday afternoon
slipped and fell to the areaway below, distance OF
forty-five feet She killed Instantly
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Wattfngs and Ruqs.

If you are-in need of the coolest, healthiest and
most economical floor coverings for hot weather,
take advantage Of our offerings for tomorrow and
save money on your purchases, as all our prices
have been greatly reduced.
CHINESE MATTINGS iOintless of fine weave
duced TO $50
CHINESE MATTINGS extra heavy, actually worth
Sl2 per roll of 40 yards, reduced to 7.4S
JAPANESE MATTINGS. very artistic and of fine
per roll Of 20 yards here toloow at at ~ 745
STRAW MATING REMNANTS up 10 20 Yards
at half price, OF, per yard, lee, lSc. and zoe
GOOD RUG adds greatly to the appearance of floor
covered with mating. We offer Tomorrow large line of
good rugs made from carpet remnants in all sizes at about
1-3 off their USUAL PRICES
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

cleveland Ohio. July H.-Senator Hanna spent
80. fore mart of the day in his office receiving call
ers. among whom were General DICK ana CON
., ,5 of North Carolina, having been appointed
W .B,Sd' B1SGd States Judge had resigned as member
~ National Committee. and tha' senator D. -
% o. tilf tesrd had been chosen in his place
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
P T. SHERMAN DIsPLEAsED.
SAYS HE WILL VOTE FOR THE REPUBLICAN,
TICKET, But WILL NOT WORK FOR IT.

TICKET. But Will NOT WORK FOR IT.
P Tecumseh Sherman Is reported to have writ
ten a letter the chairman OF the Campaign CON-
rnittee Of the Union League Club, in which he de-
ciDes TO serve upon that committee this fan on the
ground that the policy of the Administration tow
ard Catholic priests in the Philippines displeases
him. Nj Sherman was asked yesterday II ne
would make the letter public, and is quoted as re-
plying:
No 7 VIII not do not even admit writing
such letter. Neither do I deny H. II Am am not h
cause I do not Ike the way the Administrator
treated our soldiers during the Spanish war
When asked if that was the reason he gave in
his letter declining TO serve on the Campaign Com
rittee Of the club Mr.. Sherman again said:
DO not admit that I wrote such letter. nor win
! deny IT, I shall vote the Republican ticket. but
I will not work for il.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
sBJpWREcKED SAILORS BROUGHT IN

Among the passengers who arrived Yesterday
morning on the steamship City Of WASHINGTON
from Mexican ports five shipwrecked sailors
=. ,be esbinc schooner Dreadnaught, which went
osbore on the bar at Tamptco on June q ana pc
came a total loss. The Dreadnausht had peeh
sold TO Mexican parties and was bouhu lol lam
nico when she went ashore.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
TO CURT4IL Production.

Fam River Mass. July 14-Several additional
cotton mills notified their employees to-day that on
Monday they will begin the shutdown agreed upon
in order to curtail production The mills include
the Merchants and Crescent employing 1850
hands; the Sycamore with 900; Stafford SO; Laurel
ploying 1000
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
DEATH ERoM TET4NrS At BELLETUE.

Nathan Lazarus. Of No. 2O2 East Ftfteenth-st.
who went to Bellevue Hospital on Thursday last
suffering from tetanus. caused by Fourth Of July
accident died esterday-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
1oCouoTJrE BOILER ErPLODES.

Muncie Ind. July 1.-THE northbound express on
the Lake Erie and Western Railway was wrecked
as II was leaving Beeson station last night by the
explosion of the engine boiler. The engineer ROB
ert Kelley. had leg broken and his head cut. The
passengers were badly shaken up.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
co1r CLrB RECEPTION.

Pichfed Springs, n. Y, July "A (speciaD-Mem-
here of Waiontha Golf Club at Rchheld springs
attended a reception this afternoon by FreS'orlll lei,
,,as+s of honor were Mrs. Julia Dent Grant ana
A1reruon Sartoris. The Arlington OrGheS,tiI,d
t~as nresent. One hundred and htty OF 1IlchIelu
eTeets and cottagers were present.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Wen' S Summer
WnderUe1r.

Don't Judge of this underwear by the prices,
as these are all CUT prices. You will find the
goods themselves all right as to quality, make
and finish.
MEMS PLAIN AND FANCY BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS have double seats and
pearl buttons, all sizes, at, each, 2Sc
MEMS GENUINE FRENCH BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Of an excellent make
and quality, worth 75c. each, at 45c
MEMS RIBBED COTTON SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS, worth 2Sc. each, reduced to close to 12Ec
MEMS JEAN AND NAINSooK DRAWERS, all
sizes worth SOC. each, reduced to 35c
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

BROKERS GIVE 3 TO l ON MKINLEY.
There was offered on the Stock Exchange yester-
day 500 on Bryan at odds OF / to l. The prevailing
ODDS in Wall Street the Presidential election are
10 in favor Of Mckinley.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
TEACHERS SAIL FROM PORTO RIco.

CO., Imam de Porto Rico, July 1.-THE United
c.a,es transport Mcpherson sailed for Santiago and
Ne,yYork to-day, having on board elshtE scho0l7
,aa"bers Americans aud na tlNes VINO Will speHu
.sir .sai ,iocatiuns in tke United States.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

Philadelphia, July 14.-While Fastening to the
bedside Of his dying wife. John McAIacken, forty
eight years old. fell under train the Philadel-
ph.a and Reading Railway near his home and re-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
FIRST CENSUS BULLETIN.
POPULATION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM-
BIA INCREASED NEARLY q PER CENT.
| Washington, July 1.-THE population Of the DIS
| trict of Columbia according to the ohcla COUNT
OF the returns Of the XIIth Census. is as follows:

Wa otIi
CiaCrg own.
Remainder OF District -, tive
there being but one government for the District
The above figures show for the District as a
whole an increase in population of 1895 or ZoSS
per cent from 1890 to 1900
IN announcing the result of the canvass of the
citv Of Washington, the Director of the census
saws that the policy heretofore pursued OF max
ing a preliminary rough count, based do2nIo on a
lion schedules will be abandoned 1t is the puI pun
rose of the officials of the bureau TO give ouI
RRg,'ra Of cities or States predicated entirely on
data ascertained through the tabulattng machlntSi
he ' appn%nnced in advance of the figures for, me
States and Territories Unless all plans t InI' ~ ~
~ con65entIv expected that the official count OF
the nonulation of the United states VIII pe gwen
70 the 'nublic on about December l.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
2ash fabrics. SGGsd S3ms eoI66a e4ssfdngy 4 FUg low

Dimities, Batistes, Organdies and Jacquard
Swisses suitable for present wear.
FINE DIMITIES, the correct styles and finish
fully worth II 1-2c. yard; sale tomorrow at OC
market very handsome styles, at, per ward, 12Ezc
FRENCH OPGANDIES a fine CLOTH handsomely
on sale here tomorrow at 12Ec
JACQUARD SWISSES, in plain colors. with small
dots, also some new stripes; very pretty and very
cheap at, per yard, lZI7
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Children S 2Llear.

No exclusive outftter can afford to sell you the
pretty, dainty things you need for your children's
wardrobe at anything like these prices:
CHILDRENS GUIMPES, slightly sOiled, sizes to
Il years to be cleared out at less than COST each,
25c, 39c and oSc
CHIDRENS WHITE DRESSES, a choice Of four
different styles naiEsook cambTic, trimmed with
lace embroidery, sizes months to years; fully
worth 9Sc., at soc
CHHDRENS GINGHAM DRESSES, choice lot,
trimmed with dainty embroidery, sizes TO years;
values 81 to So choice tomorrow for 7Sc
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Seashore
OeLI0eru.

Free daily deliveries to all the prominent
resorts from Atlantic Highlands to Ocean
Grove, and from Cedarhurst TO Rockaway
Park, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
Sumner Dress
MatorlaIs.

UDServe the low prices:
CRASH SUITINGS for outdoor skirts, l;ne1 color 30
inches wide; whole carload of them, worth fully
l0c yard; sale tomorrow at Just 4Hc
FAST BLACK LAWNS 40 inches wide on a very
fine CLOTH reduced from 1oc yard to lZ1zc
WHITE PIQUES, in medium and large cords, very -
good in quality, worth 2sc. yard, at l9c
TUCKING, of dots and tucks reduced from 75c. -
yard to sue
INDIA LINoNS AND DIMITIES, in short lengths,
worth up to 1Sc. yard, at &c
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-23

Rev. Harry e. Townsend. pastor OF the
Woodfords UniversaIist church delivered
very fine discourse Sunday morning on
Religion. and Inner Life.
Mr.. E. ID. Bancroft proprietor OF the
Deering Steam Laundry has bought out
the business OF the National Laundry
company, Congress street, near the
Union depot, and Is to move his Wood
f0rds laundry and office to the new place
in the city. He Intends however to cover
the Desring distric6 by teams as at pres
emit.
Mr.. James Gearing, paver in the
employ of the department OF public works
of Portland, was quite badly injured
yesterday forenoon while at work with a
crsw OF men at the corner OF Nevens and
Saunders street. The men are engaged
in setting curbing at this place and the
cutters are also being paved. Geal ing
was at work paving in the gutter. Some
OF the crew were engaged in moving a
piece of curbing into place near the cor
ner or the street. Sufficient calculation
was not made for moving around the
corner, with the result that Gearing was
jammed between the curbing and the
corner of the street. His right th Ugh near
the knee was jammed quite badly and he
was taken to his home in street Com
missioner Morse wagon.
Local amateur talent is to present the
comedy drama, ga Box of Monkeys
at Lewis hall, Woodfords, Tuesday even
ing. October 3Oth, Tor the benefit of Trim
1ty Episcopal chapel
Mrs. Abner ". Lowell is to commence
her Deering district GLASSES In physical
culture and elooution at Lewis hall,
Wednesday, October 31st. The ladies'
class Is to commence at 10, 80 a. N. Com
mencing Saturday. November 3, chill
dren's class for children under twelve, at
10 a. M. class for misses at II a. m.
Mr.. William Lucas, the well known
brick maker, residing on Brighton ave-
nue., near Nason's corner, has just had
an artificial stone walk laid from the
ideWalk in front of his residence along
the side entrance to his house.
The funeral services over the remains
of Willis g. Cummings, son OF John W.
and Anna II. Cummings, were hsld yes
terday afternoon at 2 30 clock from the
residence of the parents, corner Woodford
street and GlenWood avenue. The servi-
ces were largely attended and were con-
Quoted by Rev. Samuel Worcester of the
New Jerusalem church. Music was fur
nished by a trio from the same church.
The floral tributes were beautiful and
Cummings was held by host of'frlenus.
The deceased when in the Portland High
school was valued officer and member
OF tho Cadets. The burial was at Ever
green cemetery.