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Mo. IS
Order to Show Cause why distribution AGli
Not Be Made

In the Superior Court OF the State Of Washing
ton, for san Juan County.
IN PROBATE
In the matter Of the estate oil John L. Mcrrior'
deceased.
Order to show cause why distribution should
not be made.
w. X. Sutherland, the administrator win ne
will annexed Of the estate Of John l.. MorIiSs,
deceased. having fled in this Court his peiIea
setting forth that said estate IS now In eondi
ton to be closed and IL ready for distributors
the residue thereof among the persons sntllea
by law thereto, and 1t appearing to the coan
that said petition sets forth facts srraeienl .
authorize distribution of the residue Of Sa
estate;
II Is therefore ordered by the Court that ~
persons interested In the estate OF the said Iosa
l.. Morrison, deceased, be and appear oeioIeM
said Superior Court Of the county OF san yuan;
state of Washington, at the court room o. ~ y
Court, at Friday Harbor, ON the iitn w "a
July. 1901, at the hour Of 10 o CLOCK a. M " s a~
day, then and there to show cause, II any Wy
have, why IN order of distribution should ~ ~.
be made Of the residue Of said estate amony W
heirs and persons in said petition menuOn'''
according to law. ,..,. ,,a,,
II II further ordered that copy OF lnis Wv,
be published once q week for four sues'. .rs,
weeks before the nth day ofJuly, i9ol,m :
San Juan Islandcr," newspaper prn s',.;s
said county and OF general circulation .5' 1s.,
Done In open court ON this sth DAY " '''''
GEO. A. JOINER, Judge
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Iii Hung Chang" says the Rev.
DR.. William S. Ament, "was one OF
the best educated men in China. He
had travelled around the world, and had
seen all the modern ideas of the West
Yet, when he returned to China, he
entered the Temple of the Dragon
King at Tien-Tsin to pray for rain
The dragon in question was nasty
snake about two feet long, which was
confined in glass box, yet this master
mind bowed down before it. When
asked If ne really believed in it, Lii re-
piled with laugh that he did not, bu,
did 1t only to please the peoples
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70 be held 1t Madden's corners July 9Th
promises TO be rouser. Following ID
the program:
Sunrise Salute.
1000, .. m Flag raising.
Prayer.
Reading Declaration Of Independents.
Grafton:
Singing America"
Picnic at the Grove from 1880 to 400
pm.
Sports-Foot race, l0o-ysrd dash; bicy-
Gle race, 20 yards; pony race; running
broad jump; foot race, 22O-yard dash;
girls bicycle race. 100 yards; potat0
race, 50 yards; running high jump;
girls foot race, 50 yards.
Supper. ..
Sunset Salute.
Grand display Of fireworks At 10 p. m.
The dancing hall will be open to the
public from 1850 u. m; grand ball
will begin ct 8 p. m, and supper will
be served at II o'clock. Music BY
the San Juan orchestra. Admission,
including supper, q per couple.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Seattle. WASH, Iune IS, 1901.

UNITED STATES LAND OyvIcD.l
Seattle, wash, june IS. 1921.
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler has HE'D notice Of his intention to
make 6nal proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk Of
ton, On Saturday, August 10. 1907. viz:
frank PARSON
Homestead application No. u. an, for the sex
EEK. Sec. %; mex mex. Sec. u: nwK nwH, Sec.
q, Up. IS n. r. w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his eoutiuuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said Land, viz:
Lawrence Tucker. John Eden MAXWELL. John
J. Oleson. J. w. Smoots, all OF Friday Harbor,
Washington.
howard r. TREMPKR, Register.
First publicatiou June II. iooi.
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two, All In Township rhirty-seven North,
Range Two West, Willamette Meridian. The
full amount OF said land to be sold being Fifty
acres, more OF less
The terms and conditions Of said sale are cash
In hand paid By the highest and best bidder.
Said sale TO take place on Saturday, the 18TH
day Of July, A. 1901, at eleven O'Clock {. m.
Of aid day Ct the residence Of said administrs-
tor, James H. Nichols. at East Sound. San Juan
county, state Of Washington, the same being
the place for the transaction Of business OF
aid estate In San Juan county.
JAMES H. NICHOLS,
Administrator Of the estate Of (Ars) Mary N.
Clark, deceased.
H. g. King, Attorney for Administrator.
Date drst publjcatiou, june -. 1901.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OrFIcH. !
Seattle. sWash.. Nav 70. loot. 1

UNITED STATES LAND OYPIcE.l
Seattle, WASH, May %, s9ot. !
Notice u hereby given that the following
named settler has Aled notice Of her intention &c
make final proof In support Of her claim, and
that said proof win be msde before the Clerk oil
the Superior Court ut Friday Harbor, Washing
ton, on Monday, Jsly ., 1901. viz:
MARY E. CKANDHLL,
widow Of Hiram Crandel1, deceased
Homestead application No. tS.li8, for the
r. y N. w. Z and n. y N. Il. =. Section a.
Township 81: North, Range West.
She names the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said land, viz:
Winfield Scott. West Sound, wash; Samuel
Belshe. Deer Harbor, wash: Anslem p Vaughn
West Sound, wash.; William ~. Milne, Fair
haven, wash.
howard p. TRRMPRR, Register.
First publication, May q. 1901.
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsAIP

Notice 10 hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between N. II. Churchill and
n. X. Noftseer. doing business at Friday Har-
Dor. San Juan county, Washington, under the
name Of the San Juan Trading Company. 10 this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. N. X. Nofts-
ger retiring. All debts and liabilities of the
San Juan Trading Company are assumed and
will be paid by N. r. Churchill and all accounts
due the late firm are now payable to him.
N. r. CHURCHILL,
~. Z. NOFTSCER.
Dated at Friday Harbor. wash. June l, 1901.
First publication, June 6, 1901.
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Istcs Of SETTLEMENT Of Final Account

In the Superior Court Of the state Of washins.
ton, fof San Juan County.
IN PROBATE
State Of Washington 4
County of San Juan I -
In the matter Of the estate Of Mrs. Ellen Cor
man, deceased. - :.
Notice 10 hereby given that Peter German and
ySseph Corman, execution Of the estate Of Mrs.
Ellen German, deceased. have rendered to and
6aed IN aid Count their 1nal account = such e..
eectors, and that Thursday. the IIth day ofJuly,
A. =: ieoi Ct 10 O'Clock q M, at the coart room
TN the town q Friday Hazboe. In aid san Jnan
county washington, has been daily appointed
~ ntd Court = the time and place for the sct-
element Of saad account, st Whieh time ana
place any per.on interested In aid estate may
said account and contest he sane.
Witness the Hea. Geo. A. Joines. yudge ofsaid
Superior court, ard the sesl Of said Court sc
axsd. this 9Th day of jane, =. D. I9oz.
janis HRANxxAND,
=. 9. King Attorney Sor Bxecutor.
Date arst publication. June q. Iqor. Il
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter Of the estate Of william Miller


In the matter Of the estate Of william Miller
deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned id.
ministrator Of the estate of William Miller. Ie
ceased, to the creditors ofand all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit u en-
with the necessary vouchers, within one y,sr
after the first publication Of this notice. to he
said administrator at his residence near Friday
Harbor, San Juan county. state of Washington
the same being the place for the transacticn d
the business OF said estate in said county.
p. l.. PETERSON,
Administrator Of the estate Of William Milcr,
deceased.
Dated this 18TH day of June. A. ID. 1901
Date 6rst publicaticr, June 27, 1901. 4
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Mo. o.
Order to Show Cause why Distribution Sa"'
Not Be Made

In the superior Court of the State oil "A'"''
tor. for the County Of San Juan ,,,., Cor
In the natter Of u & estate Of Mrs. Ei'en
man, deceased. ,,-.-,,,,,;ou should
Order to show cause why distriou"''
Peter Corman and Joseph German, exs sssS hss,
the estate OF Mrs. Ellen German, deS..ssrg lorts
ing iiled in this court their petition, ;,;cn 10
that MD estate Is now in conuns,he res-
closed, and Il ready for distributor, "a by lac
due thereof to the persons en.. ,, thai SR
thereto, and Il appearing to the Sos ~ suthonR
petition sets forth facts sufhclent ss,.te
Z distribution of the residue oil saiu s. that al
Il 4 therefore ordered by the SSos. said Ms
pernuus interested in the estate OF VI. beicrr
k1len German, deceased, be ana "r Pan coupty,
the said Superior Court, OF San Jun Of sd
state OF Washington, at the couI, 'r san Juss
Court. In the town Of Friday haipo nth day 81
counfv. tate Of Washington, on INC ,.,"rt a D
IDLY, A. D. 1901, at the hour OF ~ cause, y az
n aid dav. then and there to snow should
No. nsvc = Nv an order Of distfipussoss ,sie, %
No. ~ 1870 az the residue oil saio entitled
pcrpons entioned In said petitoh
thereto according to Law. ,, NJ this ORG,
n a further ordered that copyr successis
be pnbiiahed once q week Tor ivs r,iv. A.
veeks be,ore the said nth day OF : weekr
,oor IN "The san Juan Islanoel, couniJ
ncvsnsner nrinted In said San s va, ,hefsis
Wask{nSfon. and or general eiieuia'as ,bor, so
Done IA opeu court, at Friday ,h;s lth dp
Iuan county. state OF Washington
ofJune. A. y. S0oi, GEO A. JOINEk
superior 'nus~
H.s king, Attorney for Executors
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1T is to be hoped that the firewater
and firecrackers will not be the most
conspicuous features of the various
forthcoming Fourth Of July celebra
tons In this county. The ISLANDER
has not yet received any program Of
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Mrs. G. Hastings is improving very
slowly. g.
Don't forget the picnic and dance on the
Fourth Of July.
VIM. Graham's team is hauling lumber
preparatory to replanking the Richard
son wharf.
Miss Nettie Hummel. of Seattle, is
visiting at the home of Thos. Upston. Of
Centerville.
Philip Fagerholm's little daughters
foot is mending so rapidly as to admit Of
her being taken home.
Mrs. N. p. Culp, of Fisherman's bay,
is gaining strength so rapidly as to be
able to tax short drives this fine weather.
Guy Long, manager of the powder
works near Victoria, is visiting at the
home of his cousin, Dwight Long, who is
foreman for the Groll Lumber Company.
p. e. Peterson and son Charles, of San
Juan valley, were doing business here
last week, so you see that Friday Har-
Dor don't do all the business done in the
county.
j. Thornton, who some weeks ago
jumped from the first stage Of . pile
driver to the deck, about thirteen feet be-
low, is still unable to walk and says he
can't see as he is getting any better.
Capt. Ben Lichtenberg took charge of
~, ;n w ofoo -, o,. loot Thin %
Capt. Groll being SO elated over the addi-
ton of a new baby girl to his family as tO
incapacitate him from steamb boat duty that
day.
Lopez Camp No. 5S57, NJ. w. Of A., will
give hard-times ball in their hall on
Fisherman's bay on the evening of the
Fourth of July. There will be first and
second prizes given to the two most
ragged couples. Tickets, including sup
per, $l.25. Chas. McNallie, Thos. Blake
and Geo. circuit, committee.
The Week brothers, of Lopez, have let
the contract for the building of a gasoline
launch too the Schruder Ship Building
Company, Of Otis. They have bought
the best gasoline machinery in the mar
ket and expect their boat to be afioat in
about three weeks. They calculate she
will make about seven knots an hour.
The colonial social given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid, of Lopez, was
a decided success. They had superb
program well rendered in which old and
young took part. The people of Lopez
ought to feel themselves deeply indebted
to the society for the painstaking atten-
ton the members give to every detail OF
any amusement given by them.
Chas. Buchanan, eldest son of Jas. Blu
chanan, Of Centerville, had the misfor-
tune to lose the end Of the first finger OF
his right hand recently. He is assistant
engineer on the steamer Island Belle and
in some unaccountable manner had the
finger nipped off by some of the machin-
cry. He went to Blaine Immediately and
had it amputated and dressed and then
went to Anacortes and had another doctor
do the same work over again, and now
he says he is afraid he will have to have
some more taken off.
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Low rates to Detroit, Mich, and Gin
Rawav 1 me 70 Dsre and
turn, $6l.5 TO Cincinnati and return
$3.50. On sale July End and 3rd. Fol
further information apply or wrlte to G.
N: Hunter. Agent, l22 Dock Street
What&Oiu. Wash.
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CERTIFICATE OF COPY
CLERKS OFFICE

State Of washinton,( ..
County of San Juan .ua .,
], James Farmland, county eiefk IA IA =,
o6hcio clerk of the superior Court Q, az s,,,ss
Juan County. do hereby certify that the iGissy
ing Is full, true and correct copy o. 0, ""i
show cause why distribution shoulS ,o o 1
made In the matter Of the estate .. j rnoear
MOI rison, deceased, as the same now aPp''
ON fle and Of record in my ONCE. Ia Conf
witness my hand and the seal Oh sA'H
this sth day Of June, 1901. avn l,ett.
n JAMES FRANKLANp' ~ d
Date 6rst publication, June 10, 1901
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only a. roosts for the birds. We have
three good substantial church buildings
and only have services In one. and not
even there all the <ime.
EAST SOUND
Come and see the landslide.
A few cherries going to market.
Another clam bake Saturday night.
Now potatoes and green peas in mar
ket.
Templins' store is getting new coat Of
paint.
The strawberry crop is commencing to
move.
Miss Jessie Templin is visiting her
parents.
Frank Shatt,.ck, our blacksmith, is
rushed with business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton are entertaining
friends from Whatcom.
Mr.. Aud, OF, Fairhaven, was looking
over the island last week.
Mrs. John Sutherland, Of Seattle. is
visiting her daughter here.
The schooner Arab, of Whatcom, Capt.
Smith, was in port last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sutherland have
moved to their seaside home.
The lime works at Port Langdon are
expected to change hands soon.
Mrs. Grace Albert and brother, Will
Evans, are visiting relatives here.
The creamery is said to be putting oul
about 400 pounds Of butter week.
The ice cream social at the parsonage
last week resulted we'll financially.
Carl Templin and Walter Showers went
to Whatcom on the Sehome Sunday.
Mr.. King got badly hurt Sunday by q
bicycle running into him and knocking
him senseless.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Benson, Of Fair.
haven, are visiting Mrs. Benson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Waldrip.
The steamer Sehome brought . large
excursion party to East Sound Sunday
from W hatcom and Fairhaven.
The editor thinks Gabriel's horn would
not scare us. Thanks; We have nothing
to be astonished at yet. It Is quite natural
that that amount Of land would, slide
down, but if it should 60 up We would
think it quite curiosity.
The correspondent is asked to apollo
eize for the statement made In the East
Sound correspondence published in the
ISLANDER Of the 18th inst. concerning
false reports about tho observance Of
Children's day by the M. E. Sabbath
school, towards which he has only the
kindliest feelings. Although there does
not appear to have been any error in his
statement as to the postponement sftel
the announcement had been made he re-
grets that the misunderstanding occurred
and hopes to be forgiven. Perhaps he il
q little old-fashioned in his notion thai
neither old nor young should be disap
pointed by postponements of such exer'
cises, any more than celebrations o.
Washington's birthday or the Fourth o.
July.
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CERTIFICATE OF COPY.
Clerks Office.

CoUNTfNoF SAN JUAN. 70
!, James Farmland, County Clerk and .,cs
clio Clerk OF the Superior Court Of N. vs
County and State. do hereby certify Tia, n,
Of the Order to Show Cause in the matte, AZ X,
estate Of Lewis Cayou, deceased, as the an,
now appears on file and Of record in nv oikcr
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereuulO :,
my hand and affixed the seal Of said Court IN
sth day Of June, 1901.
tSBALl JAMES FRANKLAND,
County CLERK
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expenses ofthe administration and ,e,tl.u..,
thereof. ''em'as
II 10 further ordered that copy of mi, r.,
be published for four successive weeks Mt %''
said nth Of July. A. ID. 1901, In "The San ,,as
islander" "A Jua
Done In open Court this 4th day Of June A n
1901. q" v
GEO. A. JOINER, Superior linda.
w. H. Thacker, Attorney for Executor '"
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James Buchanan. ST., went to What
com Friday. 4Es9
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Groll. June
20, a daughter.
The social given by tho Ladies' Aid
Friday evening was we'll attended and all
lad a good time.
Mrs. L. Taylor and daughters, Irene
and Bessie, of w hatcom, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Taylor.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with Mrs.
u. /. Bruins, Saturday, July 6, and stay
all day. All ladies cordially invited.
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CLUBBING LIST

To all subscribers paying ono year in
advance land arrears, If any the follow
ing named publications are offered, to-
gether with the ISLANDER, at the COM
bnation prices quoted, viz:
ISLANDER and
Seattle post -InteIligencer weekly, $I.So
Seattle Times weekly, i.oo
New York Tribune weekly, 90
New York Tribune tri-weekly 2.Io
Thrice-a Week N. Y. World, ZOO
Toledo BLADE 100
Detroit Free Press semi-weekly, 400
3. y. Examiner. weekly, $50
S. +. Bulletin, Sunday edition, zoo
Chicago Inter-Ocean, weekly, ais
81 Paul Pioneer Press weekly, 400
Farm and Fircside, LOS
Farm Journal, LOO
McClure's Magazine, aio
Cosmopolitan Magazine, 2.io
Review of Reviews, 3z5
Harpers Magazine, 400
Century Magazine, ABS
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s&ete Of Warrington % a
County Of San Juan clerk ana N
], Jalses PTankiand. county oart Of the N N
c0e1o clerk Of the Superior certify that .a ~
49, "a ss'esoias i True and
~ 3 nsds 4 tSe natter Of the . sss n0s "
No. cormas, decessed. - the ne once. a
prags q o1e aad Of RECORD N ave hereusw ~
- TeseinePy wnss 81 .esi OF said e0u''
JAMES County C'o
~ a. vvb,sssslou, June - 'ss''
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literary exercises to be held at any Of
the places in the county where celebra,
tions are announced. 81
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Correspondence

LOPEZ NOTES
Evening star., 1901-02-26
INCEFOTE TREATY.
No knowledge Here of the Tenor of
the English Note.

No intimation has yet come from London
from any official source as to the nature OF
the note which is said to be preparing there
expressing the view Of the British cabinet
council last Friday relative to the Hay
Pauncefote treaty. Little hope has been
cherished at any time by the officials here
since the action of the Senate upon the
treaty that the British government would
accept the action Of the Senate upon the
treaty. and every day that passes adds to
the conviction that the answer, when re-
turned. will not amount to an acceptance OF
the Senate amendments. 1t has been sug-
gested that the British prime minister might
return with counter proposal. but 1t is
said that any such action would be eQuiya-
lent to rejection of the treaty. 1t is be-
lieved that the British premier Is fully ac
quainted with this fact, and that while.
technically speaking. a counter proposal
this stage would still afford the Senate
opportunity for further action on the treaty,
yet the responsibility for the failure of the
treaty would really lie with the British gov
Evening star., 1901-02-26

ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Council IL Ses-
sion Here Today.

Int atiOnal Council IL Ses-
sion Here Today.
The Interdenominational Council Of Wo-
men for Christian and Patriotic Service
met in the chapel OF the Church OF the
Covenant today and agreed to resolutions
urging the adoption of an amendment to the
Constitution Of the United Ssates prohibiting
the practice of polygamy. A resolution was
also adopted requesting the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia to prevent the
atrical performances on Sunday in Wash
iEgton. and another resolution was adopted
that 1.-The INSTRUMENTATION Council OF
Women petition Congress to prohibit Sun
day theatrical performances in the terrific
ries and the District OF Columbia"
The meeting was called to order by Mrs.
Hamlln, wife of the pastor OF the Church
Of the Covenant. She introduced Mrs. Dar-
win r. James of New York, president OF
the Interdenominational Council. az chair
man of the meeting Mrs. James explained
that "the council was organized In the
month OF October. 1900. to unite women aa-
ready engaged In Christian and patriotic
service in a national union. The need for
such union had already been clearly ap-
pretended. and when the movement to pre-
vent polygamist from taking seat In
the House of Representatives was success
full the women who led In that campaign
resolved to effect permanent organiza-
ton.
THE officers OF the council represent the
leading religious denominations, and In the
near future this representation will be SO
enlarged as to include every phase OF Chris
tian faith, and we shall stand together.
united in purpose, a great army OF the
living God, to resist and defeat any move
ment adverse to the Church OF Christ or the
welfare of our republic"
1--WE are not medding with politics" said
Mrs James. I'VE have no desire to enter
the political arena. We are confident that
In matters involving the debasement OF the
home and the degradation of woman those
who represent us in the halls of legislation
will listen to our appeal"
DR.. Sarah E. Elliott, deaconess In the
Episcopal Church, who has spent eight
years in Granite county In the southeast
ern part Of Utah. addressed the meeting.
She spoke Of the power and perfection OF
the Mormon organization. She said that
the older women who had come from the
Christian regions Of the east bore in their
faces evidence of their sacrifice. The
younger women knew nothing outside OF
Mormonism and were resigned. They be-
neved' that they were each but the six
teenth part of man. that they had no
soul, and that there could be no salvation
in another world for them unless by the
favor Of their husbands.
Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster OF New York
spoke in behalf of the sanctity of the home.
and Mrs Hamln spoke OF the strength and
growth Of the Mormon church. The meet
ing was closed with prayer by Gen. John
Eaton f'l
Evening star., 1901-02-26

Henry Wilson, a colOred laborer. was
killed while working in a quarry on Rock
creek. near the Massachusetts avenue
bridge, about 5 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. He was struck on the head by q
heavy stone. which fell from the top Of the
quarry. distance of about fifty feet. He
was conveyed to the Emergency Hospital,
but the doctors found he was dead when
he reached there. His skull had been crush
ed by the heavy stone.
Coroner hewitt made an Investigation of
the death today. He ascertained that the
necessary precautions are taken at the
quarry to prevent accident. II Is supposed
that the change in the temperature yester-
day thawed out the rock and caused it to
fall. The body of the deceased was turned
over to relatives. .s