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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-01
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

ANDERSON.--A number of Witnesses
have gone to Galveston to attend Federal
courr.
RUSK The cold snap prevented most OF
the peach trees budding and big crop Is
looked for.
MKINNEY.- The sum of 5000 was raised
at Anna Sunday for the Baptist State edu.
catonal fund.
san SABA. The electric light plant is
nearing completion and Will be put In opc-
ration on the 9th.
ELGIN.-Considerahl property Is chang
ing hands just now and every carpenter in
town Is Kept busy.
CoMANCHE.-This Is tn" last week of
district court. The criminal docket will
he taken up this week.
MARLlN.-Evid is being taken ms to
the death of Sam Webb, who was killed
In the bottoms Sunday.
HARWOOD.-A double header freight
was wrecked near here, ditching several
cars. No one was hurt.
ENNlS-B Brakeman IVES Taber had both
feet crushed hy falling between two
freight cars he was coupling.
TRoY.--A suspect has been arrested
here on charge of burglarizing a house
In Holland some months ago.
MEMPHIS English horse buyers are
plentiful and are paying good prices for
the surplus horses in the country.
LOpI-Ben Druen, n negro, was called
from a house and assassinated by party
VI lHtH NH"St ilthllNN Is hhoWH
Ell PASo.-It Is said here that Grant
Gillette has not left chihuahua for New
York and win not do so for the present
QUINTANA.-A number of legislative re
lief blanks have hcen filled out and are
awaiting the visit of the committee TO
Nclasco.
LAUREL.-OwlnG TO the inclemency ot
the weather, the Sabine Tram company
can not get in full time with the logging
department
LAU REI.--Work is progressing very rap
Idly on the DeweyVille main line. When
completed it will compare fayorably With
any railroad.
LARRIMoRE.-Paris. Texas, February
26S. VI. Larrlmore. one Of the oldest
citizens of Blossom died SUDDENLY today OF
heart failure.
CLARKSVILLE.--on habeas corpus hear
ing. Gus Allen, indicted for the murder of
sam Steinlein,. was reminded to jail with
out benefit Of bail.
GONZALES.-D. {. Denmark of Con
zalcs has bought of NJ. II. Burris of Stock
dale ranch comprising 1900 acres in
Wilson county, for $4,000 cash.
ELGIN.-A large quantity of goods were
stolen from freight ear on the track
here 4 wagon was used in getting them
away and the thieves were successful.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Mrs. T. l..
SimNuS have returned from Austin. whore
the hulge submitted to a very successful
opefatlon for the removal Of a growth frcm
his eye.
QUERo.-The Cuero broom factory Is
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FILIpINOS ACTIVE AGAIN.
they Burned Fifty Houses at Santa
Maria, Lu1on Province.
4 BAND ENTERED THE TOWN OF Suod
The Foreigners in Manila Are Protesting
Against the Passage OF the Spooner
Amendment.

Manila February 2sA band OF seventy
a~rsed insurgents entered the town of
suoq, In the province OF South llocos. La.
con. where they killed one native and OBJ
Quoted Ave. At midnight of the same day
they attached the town of Santa Maria.
burning Atty bonses. The Insurgents we're
repulsed by the Americans who had one
man killed. one native scout and two
civilians were killed. The Insurgents re-
treated to the mountains closely pursued.
Their losses were not learned.
The projectors Of the conservative party
have asked the American Philippine com
mission to Inspect their platform, but
Judge Taft postponed Iction IN the mat
ter until Tuesday. They subsequently Wis.
lied General Macarthur aud outlined 10
him their programme, saying that the ulu-
mate Views OF the party viii lic submitted
later and would In no way conflict with
the principle of American sovereignty.
General Macarthur responded that aug
Philippine party under the present cir
cumstances should have the establishment
of peace throughout the Islands for itS
primary object md advised the avoiding
Of the discussion OF other political pl1n
ciples until peace should be declared. lie
said the situation today did not permit the
encouragement " extreme party ideas The
conservatives are apparently receiving IN
couragement from those church authorities
who oppose the Federal party
The ports OF iDabango and Qulndumau,
on the island Of Eohol. have been cose
10 inter-island commerce on account Of the
withdrawal Of American troops
The news that the Spooncr amendment
prohibits the sale Df land. timber and
mining concessions has alarmed those here
who are dependent upon such concessions
for their business success. Three cham
bers Of commerce IN Manila. tine Interim
tional the Spanish and tie American arc
wiring protests.
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BODIES FROM PHILIPPINES.
Several Deaths Occurred on the VOYAGE
to San Francisco.

Several Deaths Occurred on the Voyage
to San Francisco.
San Francisco, February 2s.-T The trims.
port Indiana brought from Manila tho
bodies Of fifteen soldiers who died In
the Philippines. as follows. Lieutenant
J. Morrison, Jr., Fourth cavalry: pr. Lo,~
+. Smith Private Herman Bnchlor. com.
pany c, Forty second infantry; Hans COT.
ford company D. Forty.sixth infantry;
4. A. Fltzeerald, company *. Thlrty.sev.
enth Infantry; Arthur g. Gleason. com.
pany L, Forty sixth infantry; guy A
Price. company X, Thirty-nffh infantry ;
Louis +. Silver. company f. Foutb I'm.
iantry; Samuel r. Weeks company X.
Forfy-ninth Infantry. Leonard Wenzel
company III, Thlrd Infantry: G. d. S,uIth.
company y, Thrty-ninth Infantry: George
Whalen. Thirty eight Infantry; Cornoral
HeipGt ilaws, company H. Thirtydfth
infantry; Elizabeth q. Wfgant, wife Of
Lieutenant Wigant. Thirty NTH Infantry;
~ L. Gregory late of the Thirteenth
Minnesota volunteers.
The following deaths occurred during
me voyage: y. A. broader, private
forty third lnfantryi William H. Candy,
private, Third infantry; James Mci.nugh
IN, private, Seventeenth infantry; vii
Ham Kicks. private, Twcnty.sixth infout
~; slnrknnce Creighton, private. Thirty.
third infantry; William ID. Gregory. cor.
porai, Thirty.eighth Infantry: james Dunn.
company u. Engineer corps; NJ n, Mntth'
eWs' private company a, Third cavalry
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MAY Annul franchise.

Beaumont, Texas. February B.-Rail
road avenue, down the center OF which
runs the tracks of the Texarkana and
Fort Smith railroad, Is in fearful con
dition, and unless repaired the council, a
its next meeting, may take the step
necessary to move the railroad tracks frou
the street The railroad company was
granted franchise conditioned that it
tracks in good repair. Mayor Wheat an
nounced THIS morning that he had in
formed Superintendent Green that unless
the street was repaired he would instruct
the franchise OF the company. Since
opening the oil field south of the city
this street has become the principal thor
oughtare leading to the new oil regions
and has come to be used almost con-
stantly.
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KILLED IN A COLLISION.
Two Men Lost Their Lives and Three
Were Badly Hurt.
AN EXPLOSION IN A TERRITORY NINE
Resulted in the Death Of Three Men
and the Injury OF as Many
Others.

Plttsburg Pa, February 2s.--Two dead
and three badly hurt aud passenger train
burned Is the result OF headend collision
between passenger train southbound and
local freight on the Pittsburg, Virg mia
and Charleston railroad this evening at
Coal Valley. I'VE miles from McKeesport.
The dead are:
FRANK II. WHITE, engineer OF Union
town.
milton $. THOMPSON. mail clerk. o.
Brownsville.
The injured arc:
scalded and bruised.
Charles stroud, baggagemaster. bruised
and burned.
Michael HULK schoenvIlie, a passenger.
back hurt
None of the other passengers were hurt
beyond minor cuts and bruises.
Immediately after the collision the pas
sengcr cars took fire and soon were totally
destroyed, only one car escaping the hames.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

Newport News, February 2S--Arrived;
lran trem Galveston and sailed for Liver
root
Port Eads.-Arrived: Alliance (Nor.).
from Ceiha wimbernere tBr), from Mar
settles Tacuclan tlir), from liverpool;
Fulton tNorl, from Ceiba; Condor CNor.l.
from Blnehclds; Callesto Dutch. from
eeno2' Comus tAm,l. from New York.
ssalled; II Norte (Am.l, for New York;
hathor Brl, Tor Hull, via Newport News:
SSHnbeam lAml for Livingston Via Belize:
m, MS ,Norl. for TAmpico; saltwater
lam for Puerto Cortez, via Belize and
Pcrt Barnos,
Liverpool. sailed: Capella (Br.l, for
Nolon, etc, and Galveston.
Ito Hott,riam Arrived Katendrecht
putchi, from Galveston
pool
:. Roterdam.--Arrlved Pottsdam, from
New York
- nrerpaol.-Arrived; Majestic. from New
Queenstown. Arrived; waesland, from
Philadelphia for Liverpool
Genoa. Arrived Kalscrfn Maria The.
feSa' from New York.
Hamburg. Arrived; Pennsylvania, fvom
New York.
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INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Congressman Bailey Of Texas Made Hi,
Promise Good.

Washington. February 2S,-The report OF
the special committee OF the house which
investigated the employment rolls was
made public today by Chairman Moody. 1t
SAYS that 'some of the faults observed IN
administration OF the matters OF the house
are attributable TO the persistence OF NOM
beers of the house In urging upon the Of
hcers the appointment Of their constItu
cnts and friends To subordinate places and
that such faults are deeply rooted Of
long standing and likely 10 continue under
the, administration OF any political party
rs lnpg as such a system Is maintaine,l -
The committee finds nothing 10 crlticIz.
IN the house pCstoidee or sergeant al
arms office. Ut the Offices OF the clerk
ana doorkoeper the committee reports thnt
~ found In both departments certain
abuses which may he grouped under three
hrads, namely; transfers of employees from
the duties OF the positions 10 which thev
were appointed 60 other duties: unjnst,R
able payments OF compensation TO employees
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WASHINGTON.


Mr.. Ball says he will try to have
the ship channel appropriation re.
stored and TO have the resurycy made
By army engineers.
Secretary Gage reportS-that the Uni
ted States have exported horses
mules. wheat and come gunpowder and
firearms to s'utli Africa since the he
gllsing Of the war.
Ther democrats In the house VIII
night the Cuban and Philippine amend
mcnts.
The conference report on the war
revenue bill makes reduction Of s4i.-
100000.
The house Investigating committee,
appointed tn look Into the salaries OF
the house employees, found the irregu'
lnritlcs that Congressman Bailey had
mentioned.
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OPPOSING RUSSIA.

Other Powers Object to Concessions
Being Given.
London, March l.-Sir Ernest Satow and
Mr.. Conger, after consulting with the mis-
sionarics, have decided, according to the
Pebin correspondent of the Morning Post,
to reject the Chinese proposition made on
the suggestion of NJ Pichon that they
should act as representatives of the min
listers of the powers 10 discuss with the
Chinese plenipotcntiaries the missionary
question and the claims of converts.
THE Russians are taking advantage Of
the existing situation and are pressing Is
Hung Chang hard TO rush through the
Manchurinn concession" says the Tekln
correspondent of the Times, wiring Wcdnes
day
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

Benevolent societies have been negl-
gent In hling their reports with the
Insurance department..
II is expected there will be q large
attendance on the cattlemen's conven-
tion az San Antonio.
The legislative relief committee Is
now holding daily sessions at Calves
ton
The Beaumont oil field will soon have
another big operator.
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Barn Burned at Brenharn.

Brennan, Texas. February 2S.--'rhe large
barn located on the premises of Mr., Will
liam Axcr, ON South North street was
totally destroyed by fire shortly after S
o'clock Wednesday night. The fire orig
mated In the lott of the structure and ITS
origin is unknown, although circumstances
point ia incendlarism. The large bay bug,
horse belonging TO Mrs. Axrr was incln-
Grated in his stall, Mr.. Axcr had insurance
IN the GrecnUich Insurance company, c.
II. Carlisle & Co agents, as follows GA
barn Sl-,, on two horses Sl25; on buggy
harnC IS, etc, S115.
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Touched on sampson-Morsan Incident

New York February Is farewell din
ner given tonight to Roy. John L. Chad
wick. who was chaplain of the Maine at
the time the battlcship was destroyed and
who will leave for China on the cruiser
New York Sunday. In his remarks Father
Chadwick. In guarded way. touched on
the Admiral Sampson and Sumner Morgan
controversy by saying that in his opinion
any man serving either the army or navy
who had riskcd his lie In defense of the
flag, no matter how lowly may have been
his station In life, should he eligible to
promotion Il able 60 pass the required ex-
animation for the new position.
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DOMESTIC.

At Atlanta, ga. negro robbed n
white woman. forced her to cook his
breakfast Mt the point Of pistol and
then set her clothing on lire.
a mine explosion at South McAlcs-
ter, l. r.. killed three men and caused
many thousand dollars worth of dam
age.
William u. Eyarts died at his home
In New York.
The trust win add an additional -
per cent to the price Of window glass.
The cotton seed oil men held an i'm
portant meeting at Louisville KY, at
which better grades Of oil were adj
yocnted by relincrs.
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solellers coninn Linme

Maniln, February % Major General s
.. 81. Young aud stan. with the Thlrty.
fcwth infantry and nine companies Of inc
iS.fty-third. have embarked on the t;nlied
States transport Logan anl win sail 10
morrow. In route theg viii stop AZ can
unh on ihe western coast OF Iuzos ri
iMKe ~ honrd companies &. u ana Nj oj
The Thlrtr-third United stntrs ynltlnierr n,
fnntry who have bcen released iron, ~
quarantine Imposed by reason Of a siicl,t
outbreak OF smallpox H'e"'
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AeulNALpo's ORDERS.
Specified Death for Certain Crimes
Aaainst Foreianers.

washington. February ga recent edi.
lion OF 'Filipinas Ante Europa" an organ
'of the Filipino insurgents published at
Madrid, Spain. contains proclamation Is.
sued by Agninnldo under date OF November
~, 1900, which sets forth that Ipasunch
rs the invaders give as Il prctrxt ror
tneir cruelty and for tho present war maj
W. are an undlsclplined and ungovernahlc
n.eeopIe, etc. Aguinaldo making nse or
the extreme powers granted nm. hy M
constitution orders and demands' among
other things, ihat all people Who rnmmit
murder violate women, commit acts Of
be sumninflly shot s""''
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Wl4lTNEYS VIEWS.
He Believes in the Promotion OF En-
listed fAen,

tie Believes IN the Promotion OF En-
listed flen
New York, February 2S-William c.
Whitney, eX-sccrctary of the navy when
questioned last night, said that he saw NO
good reason why men who have served
as apprentices in the navy should not be
pl omotcd to the line When | was secrr-
tary of the navy" he explained, we
could not ind places for all the men who
have changed and there are not men
enough from the academy to ill the
places. Then, why are no, the enlisted
men good field to pick FROM Why not
give them Il chnnccf They are made of
the same material as the officers
In my opinion the apprentice system of
the United states navy is the best i'll tn f,
world. II hts men to I'LL positions in every
part OF the ship, and there Is no reason
II the academy can not supply officers
why men who have come into the navy
through the door of enlistment should be
kept out OF the ward room
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OPPOSING CONCESSIONS,
China Is Warned Against Giving Spe.
cial Privileges.
RUSSIA IS THE PRINCIPAL OFFENDER
The Concession She Is Supposed to
Have Secured in Msnchuria Caused
the Trouble.

London. February 2s.--The Pekin cor
respondent Of the Daily Mail wiring
Wednesday. says: Great Britain. Japan
and Germany have unitedly advised China.
through Ii Hung Chang, 1t is understood,
ngalnst special concessions to the sub
Jects of any nationality. These represen-
tations refer to the japanese Russian con
cession regarding Manchuria, which has
not yet been ratified by China"
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COMMERCIAL FAILuREs.
February Shows a Decrease Compared
with January.

New York, February as-Dun's review
tomorrow win say; Commercial failures
In the United states during The month Of
February number l2l against ta42 in
January aud the aggregate liabilities we're
Slt2NI2ll against StI22O,SIl of tine
the months total, 2l2 were manufacturing
concerns. with an Indebtedness of S4,2 s.
al and IaI We're trades FOR S4444S13.
porting defaults numbered 81 and wore
- 4i3S97 In amount. Banking and inan
cal concerns are not included with com.
mersi al failures aud of these thera were
seven disasters In February with fiabili-
ties OF SEP III, eompared with dght IN
January Tor $1,oT00SI,
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THREE MEN KILLED.
Explosion in Mine Did Many Thousand
Dollars Worth of Damane.

South McAlestcr. |. r., February 2s.-An
explosion occurred this evening at mine
No 5, one mile northwest Of this city,
which resulted in the death Of three men,
and it Is feared injured many more.
The dead are:
STEVE DE LUCAS, Polander.
nRISTO BARTO Poander.
w g. WEIGH. Wclshman.
All three men are shot-hrers and had
Just gone into the mine to work when the
explosion occurred II is supposed that
the nit was oycrchnrGed with gas. The
rcscuing party * working hard to reach
the dead men. hut as the force of the
shock resulted in great damage to the
mine. slow progress is made.
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coNeRF SIS.

The horse disposed OF several con-
ference reports. among them being the
one on the war revenue bill, which
was accepted
The senate passed the rivers aud
harbors bill and adopted the confer
cnce report ON the war revenue meas
urc.
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BIG ADVANCES IN WINDOW GLASS.
The Trust VIII Add Another rs Per Cent
to the Price

Plttshurg, Pa. February 2s President
chambers and Secretary Phillips OF tbs
American Window Glass company are re
ported TO have met with the Window Glass
Johbers association In New York yes
terday and to have given notice that the
price of window glass win be advanced
~ per cent for March and April delivery
and that another advance would probably
be made In May, Recently prices were
advanced 10 per cent,
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LOCAL.

A liberal contribution for the rice
Kitchen At Buffalo.
Some citizsns suggest some charter
amendments
Further views on the Galveston pilot
monopoly.
Robert T. Lee chapter. Daughters
Of the Confcdcracy, will celebrate In
dependence Day and the anniversary Of
the Alamo.
Ernest Klunkcrt, a market gardener.
dies suddenly of heart disease while
driving his wagon.
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A Farmer suIoidnd.

Mouiton, Texas February ~ Today Mr.
wutzinEer, a German farmer about 10
years old. living about two m,Irs north Of
This niaee, SHOT and mortally Wounded MN.
self Dr. Gnenther. who was called Ia s,e
him. says ne can not I'VE hut q few hours
~ utmost the top anJ shic Of his head wns
pioMH on The supposed cause OF tae act
Later Mr. wutzinger died last night
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RocKHILL's INSTRUCTION.
Informed that the President Wants No
Unnecessary iBloodshed.

Washington, February Especial Com
missioner Rockhill. at Pekin, has been in
structed to make 1t known to the foreign
ministers that the president strongly de-
precdtes any action that viii tend to de
lay or check the present negotiations there,
and especially is he DESTROYS that there
shall be no further unnecessary Dioodshed.
1t Is probable that this instruction Is
framed to stop, If possible, the era of
wholesale slaughter which Is said to be
in contemplation in some quarters at pekn,
beginning with the execution of prominent
Chinese In all of the towns and colnmuni-
ties in China which were the scene of
Trouble during the Boxer uprising.
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RAILROADS.

The Texas Southern road has been
turned over to its new owners
Railroads aud hortlcultursts are pull
ing together for Texas exhibit at Buff
fnlo
Rumored that President George Jay
Gould Is to retire from active manage
ment Of railroads
The commission has Issued a number
Of orders.
The Southern Pacific will use oil for
fuel on the west end.
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Has SUPPLY oE HArcHETs.
Mrs. Nation Bought Six Dozen in Kan
sas CITY.

Kansas city, Mo- February 2S.-Mrs
Carrie Nation reached Kansas City this
afternoon and left tonight for Topeka.
She visited the stockyards with her
brother, j. V. Moore. who Is live stock
broker here. In response to calls for Il
speech Mrs. Nation said; you have these
heil holeS among you," referring to The
saloons "but some day they will be wiped
out. | have q good word always for the
haucndcrs the men behind the bar I
they are painted | bought sin dozen
natchcts In Kansas City before / lift. hut
| want 10 nsk you men not Ia carry are
arms We wish TO save life in this crusade
She said that she would rclcnse her
hondsmcn ard 20 back TO Jail when she
returns to Topeka.
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Hays Party at Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, February as.-The South
ern Paelfc officials special reached Dallas
from Shreveport early this morning. The
entire party went by their special train
to Athens, the present terminus of the
Texas and New Orleans extension soon
after their arrival In Dallas. They re
turned late this afternoon and left short
ly afterward for Waco. From there the!
will proceed TO Houston. Presiden
Hays Is much pleased with North Texa
and says the whole State improves o.
acquaintance,
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Turkish Troops Assemblina.

London. February 2s.--An imperial trade
orders the concentration of 10000 Turkish
troops on the bulgarian frontier near
Kustcndil, says the Constantlnople CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail. This measure
Is taken on the advice of the ministry OF
war, owing to the agitation of the rcyoiu
tiopary Bulgarian committees in Macedonia
which is assuming the form of brigandage
ON a lnrgc Srnlc.
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Nationism In Texas,

Gilmcr. Texas, February IS. num-
Der of women living NJ Grice, which is IA
small local option settlement near here
went To store at which 'htters" have
been rctaled, removed the entire stock
and smashed the bottles, None of them
$lOOs-
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WILLIAM II. EVARTs DEAD.
He Had Been Blind and in Feeble Health
for Years.

New York, February oS.- William II.
Evarts died at his home In this city to
day. Mr. Evarts was So years old. His
death was caused by pneumonia. For sew
eral years past he had been without the
use ~ his ewes and was otherwise so Feeble
that he was unable To leave his home. Ur
to the time of death he was the n6- NJ,
head of the law firm OF Evarta, Choatc 4
Bcaman. although FOR many years he had
not been In active practice
Soon after ! o'clock this morning AIR
lApsed into Inconsistencies and grew
weaker and weaker until 0:1o o'clock with
out rcgaining consciousness. he expired.
From the time he became unconscious
the diving mans wife and children wori
With him In the room. There were fo--
daughters and like number of sons.