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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-05
ASSESSMENT NO. Q.

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING
Company. Office and principal place
Of business, Salt Lake city, Utah. NO.
tice is hereby given that al meeting OF
the directors. held on the 29th day OF
Sept. 1901, an Assessment Of one cent
per share was levied on all the shares
OF the capital stock OF the corporation
payable on or before Oct. 2lst, 1901, TO
the secretary, at $50 ID, f. Walker
Building, between East and West Tenn
pie, Second South Street, salt Lake
City, Utah. Any stock upon when
the assessment may remain unpaid on
the 3lst day OF Oct. 1901, wiz be De.
llnquent and advertised for sale az
public auction. and unless payment Is
made before, 30 many Of the shares rep
resented by each certificate Of the
stock 30 delinquent. as may be neces..
sary, will be sold on the goth day OF
Nov. 1901, al $50 ID. 4, Walker Build
ing, Salt Lake City, State Of Utah, at
the hour Of II o'clock q. m, 10 pay the
delinquent assessment together win
the cost OF advertising and expense OF
sale.
The transfer books will be closed Tor
the trassfer OF stock on the evening
Of oct 2sth 1901.
THOMAS f. TAYLOR.
Secretary.
BY order OF the board OF directors
Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept ~ lsVi'
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SHE DEMANDED GUARDS.
Mrs. Cleveland Originated Present Sys-
TEN Of Protecting Presidents.

Washington p. Hazen, ex-
chief Of the United States secret ser
vice. in an interview, said:
"The Idea Of the President OF the
United States having q body guard was
first suggested duringGrover Cleveland
second term by Mrs. Cleveland. | was
chief Of the secret service at that time
and made the detail. II came about in
peculiar way. ! think II was In Feb
rusry 1895, that we were informed OF
plot 10 capture the Cleveland children
and hold them for ransom. There was
2 th,eat against the life of the Presl-
dent II he failed to comply with the de-
mands Of the kidnsppers.
Mrs. Cleveland insisted that some
one must be engaged 10 guard he
children and the President. Secretary
Carlisle called me In and talked the
matter over, IL was finally arranged
that we should pick out three men from
the secret service TO act as a body
guard. They were 10 have eight-houi
watches and were never TO leave the
house unprotected day or night.
when President Cleveland heard OF
our plans he objected very strongly. He
did not like the idea, but Mrs. Cleve-
land put her foot down and Insisted.
and the body guard became a matter
OF fact.
1.-THE marching TO Washington OF the
Coxey army In 1895 was what first
prompted the detail Of secret service
men 10 the White House receptions. 1
had my agents marching with the army
all the way from Denver 20 Washing
ton, and the reports they sent were
eagerly scanned by the President and
his cabinet. II was decided against Mr.
Cleveland's protest. that II was adyisa-
bic 10 have experienced detectives near
him during these receptions 10 prevent
any attempt on his life. We always had
two Of our best men close TO him dur
ing these functions.
III a person In the crowd attracted
their suspicion they would quietly In.
vlte him % step aside and II ne could
not give ' tisfactory account OF him
self he was turned over TO the police at
the door.
"rn one thing Mr.. Cleveland always
had HE way He would never let his
body guard 60 with him on hts fishing
tips. They always went with him IN
Buzzard's Bay. however ma when ho
was around the woods thev were never
out N baillng distance. There were n
good many curious people who used 10
trospass IN his premises M BuzzaIdis
Ray. and Il was a nart OF the duty or
the secret service men TO see that th-
trespasscrs dia not annoy Mrs. Cleve-
land or the children.
"FoT a long time Mrs. Cleveland's
body guard consisted Of an old secret
service man and my brother. who had
had much experience under myself ana
my father Mr.. Cleveland was always
on very friendly terms with them. ana
Mrs. Cleveland was lovely 20 them.
Tney Just worshlped her and would
have eiven their lives for her G. the
chiliren. or the President. ->ver Tor
thu. matter Mr. clevei-pd gave 49,,
many souvenirs and valuable tokens Of
his esteem Chicago American.
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BLOOD

We live by our blood, and
on it, We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we are being re-
freshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con-
tinual flow of rich blood. This
is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved; our blood
is poor; there is little nutri-
ment in it.
Back of the blood, is food, to
keep the blood rich. When it
fails, take SCOTS emulsion of
cod-liver oil. 1t sets the whole
body going again--man woman
and child.
Wen send you little to Try, u you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Wv Pearl street, New York
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tsEt,di Mt NOTICE 40. 8.

NORTHERN LIGHT MINING 4 MILL
ing Company Principal ofhce, room az
Mccormick Building. salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice ia hereby given that at a meeting
OF the Board Of Directors Of the Northern
Light Mining 4 Milling Company held on
the End day OF October, 1901 an assess
ment Of two t2l cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF North
err Light Mining & Milling Company, pay
able on the 7th day OF November, 1901, 10 O..
+. Airs, secretary Of the company, at his
office, No. ~ Mccormick Building salt Lake
City, Utah.
Any sock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Thursday, the IN
day OF November 1901. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction
aud unless payment Is made before, 50 many
shares Of each parcel OF such stock az may
be netessa VIII DO sold on the 18th day ~
November, 1901 ut 10 o'clock a. N. OF SAID
day. TO pay the delinquent assessment thoro-
on, together with the costs OF advertising
and expense OF sale.
q. f. AIRS. Secretary.
Northern Light Mining 4 Milling Company,
Room az Mccormick Building. salt Lake
City, Utah.
First Publication, october g. 1901
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ASSESSMENT NO. o.

,BuLLl0N-BEoK TUNNEL COMPANY.
Principal place Of business Mccormick &
Co.'S Bank, alt Lake city. Utah. Notice
Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
board OF die tors q the Bullion Beck Tun-
rel Company held no salt Lake Cltg. Utah.
on the ttl day u september I'm, az assess
ment OF three o. cents psr shura vas levied
on the capital stock Of The corporation is
sued aud out,tasdinr payable AZ once ~ A.
Hanaler. ~, secretary at Mccormick X
Co.'S Bank, 5alt Lake tity. Utah. Any stock
upon Whl'1 this assessment may remain un-
paid on Friday the lih day OF October 1901,
vii le delinquent and advertised Tor sale at
ploll: auction, and uness payment ia made
before WI. be sofa on wednesday the 3lth
day OF Ogt1Jsr l90l st1 o'ciock p. m. at the
office OF tho Copnany McCornlck & Co.'S
Bank, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, 20 pas tho do
linque1t assessment together With tue cost
OF advertising and expense " sale
a. hANAUER JR., secretary
September TO- lp0l
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Strange happenings are constantly be-
Ing recorded but, 1t is safe TO say, rev
people can tell OF "a personal experience
as wonderful as that which fell 70 the
lot Of Mr.. d. G. Peak. OF No. Slf Wells
street, Milwaukee, Wis His miraculous
recovery from locomotor ataxia Is at
tracing widespread attention through
out the country and has excited much
comment from the press and among
physicians.
Mr.. Peak is well known In railroad
circles throughout the entire state ana
held an important position with the
Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul R.R. co.
for a number OF years up to the time he
was taken with this terrible afiliction'
He ia now well and expects within
short time TO resume his position with
the company. In view OF the import
ance Of Mr. Peaks case and the talk his
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there win be a meeting Of the members
OF "The Corporation OF the Members
OF the Church Of Jesus Christ OF Lat
ter.day saints. residing In the First
Fcelesiastical ward. Of the Salt Lake
stake OF Zion" in the county OF salt
Lake. and state OF Utah, at the meet
inc house OF said ward, on Monday,
he i,,h day Of october, 1901, at 1880
p. m. Tor the purpose OF Authorizing
lion 10 transfer the legal title 70 all
The real property belonging to said cor
poration. 10 Joseph warburion' as
bishop Of the First ward Of the Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latter-day saints,
IN the county OF salt Lake. and state
Of Utah. -, 80,
DATED September 5oth. 1901.
JOSEPH WARRINGTON,
President Of said Corporation.
Jacob sehulthess. Secretary.
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THE ANARCHIST.

The devil appeared on the earth one
day.
To capture souls as they passed away;
Though the sun was shining warm
and bright,
He preferred the shadows of the night.
The pleasant warmth of the MONDAY
sun
Was cold and damp TO this evil one;
So wrapping his cloak around his
breast,
He sought for a quiet place to rest
He soon spied warm and snug re-
treat.
Not very far from busy streets
Where birds sang In the leafy bowers
And children played mid blooming
flowers.
1T happened that day God came again
And walked among the children Of
men,
The spirit of peace and sweet con-
tent,
He saw on earth wherever He went
At last, when the day was nearly done,
Jehovah passed near the evil one.
The devil arose. and, bowling low.
Said in humble accents. mild and slow:
IF the Lord God who created man.
VIII grant permission, I think ] can
Create a being nearer divine
Than anv born since the birth OF
Time"
The Father, who guards man from his
birth
And made for him the heavens and
earth,
Was not deceived, for He knew full!
we'll
Nothing but evil could come from
But He bowed His head without one
word,
lust as the Angelus bell was hetrd
The tempter, thinking he'd won the
game,
Vanished from earth in sulphurous
flame.
He went stralghtway to his fires in hell.
Put on his cauldron and stirred II
we'll
He took the bodies OF all the damned
He'd captured on earth since time be-
gan;
He threw them in with an oath and
sneer,
And his face assumed a wicked leer
As he thought Of that eventful hour
When Cod should tremble at his
power.
To season the broth, he then began
To take the very worst traits OF man;
He stirred In well the spirit OF hate,
To make him a demon incarnate;
He poured In malice, murder and lust,
That God might view II with stern
disgust.
In the hellsh work he left no flaw,
But mixed In strife and hatred Of law.
Imps drank to success with skulls for
bowls,
While II seethed above the glowing
Goals;
And the yellow journals, red with
gore,
Helped the. fires of hell to burn and
His Joy was great, but this deyilish
ghoul
Forgot to add an immortal soul,
While the work was done, and he was
glad,
The monster he made was raving mad.
Its chief desire was to main and STAY
All men in its path by night or day.
This spawn Of hell excelled his max err,
AS liar. sneak, coward and traitor;
And the devil then. in fear and shame
Selected Anarchist for a name.
And that Is the way the fends are
made
Who practice anarchy for their trade.
God, In His mercy, pity the thing,
To whom this name forever shall
cling.
Arise. we men. in power and might,
And strike for law. for justice. and
right.
Driye them away, these demons Of
hate.
Inscribe their doom IN tie book OF fate.
Let the people know-'mid tears and
pain
That Mckinley did not die In vain.
&C. q. PARISH. in Los Angeles Times.
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ECCLESIASTICAL WARD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
there viii be a meeting Of tho mopbers Of
's1he CORPORATION O the MumbOrs " the
church OF Jesus Christ OF Laitef-day salntg
iesdlng In the Twelfth tl9thl Eceleslsstlcgl
ward Of the salt Lake stake Of Zion. IN ths
county OF Salt Lake and state OF Utah nc
The Meeting House OF said Ward on friday,
AZ 7,jO D. N, the 18TH day OF october, l0.l,
for the purpose OF authorizing the Board OF
Directors of said Corporation 10 transfer the
legal title 20 all the real property belongIng
no sad Corporation 70 llyrdm y Classon. as
Bishop of the twelfth Ward. OF the Churcn
of Jesus Chris, Of l.atter-day saints IN the
County Of salt Lake AM state % ! tlh'
HYRuM n. OLAWsON,
President OF SAID Corporation.
IOsEPH WALKER Secretary.
Dated october ist IDOL
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office Of the Board Of Public Works
Salt Lake City, Utah. Oct. Ord, 1871.
Sealed proposals will be received az
this Office until 10 am, OF october lsth'
A. D.. 1901. for the work Of constructing
a brick conduit In the Jordan and san
Lake City canal between First south
street and Sixth East street, accord
Ing to the plans In the city engineers
Office
Instructions 10 bidders. together With
specifications and forms Of contraci
and bond can be obtained upon sppli'
cation at the Office OF the board.
The night IL reserved 20 reject any
and all bids.
nv order 81 the BOARD 81 Public Works.
JOHN L. DOoLEY,
Chairman.
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letta every ten minutes, The drive to
pieta by the seashore road II most
beautiful, within full sight Of the walls,
with heavy guns, that stretch along the
edge OF the mainland and cover every
rock that pokes It's bald head above the
sea. One would like to linger long IN
Malta and return TO II again and again;
but we must hurry along TO GibralterI
where we we're due a week ago.
FANNIE p. WARD.
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xor,cr 70 HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
thrre viii DO q meeting Of the mem befs OF
The Corporation OF the Members Of the
church Oh Jesus Christ OF Gatier-day Saints
residing IA the Fifteenth Fec esiastlcal Ward
OF The Sali lake stake OF Zion, IN mo
Connty OF salt Lake and state OF Utah. at
NE meeting house Of said Ward. on Thurs
d1y. October 10th l9Ji, at 7i0 p, m, tor the
nnfpose OF authorizing the board OF Direc.
tor, Of said Corporation 30 transfer tue legal
tltle 70 al the real property belonging TO
s.M corporation 20 Joseph II. Morgan a.
Blshop OF the ffteenth Ward q the Church
of Jesus Christ OF Latter. day saints IN the
JOSEPH A., MORGAN.
President Of said Corporation
WILLIAM /. BIsDER secretary.
Dated September % llol
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.
THE WORK OF A STROKE OF
LIGHTNING.
D.C.Peak. of Milwaukee, Wis" Knocked Down While
at the Telephone Receiver-A Subsequent Exc
perience Such as Falls to the Lot of Few.

cured this stubborn case, as they have
cured others equally severe, leaves no
room for doubt but that they will cure
lesser troubles arising from disordered
nerves. 1t Is a we'll established fact
that they are an unfailing specific not
only for locomotor ataxa, but for par
tial paralysis, 81, Vitus' dance, neural
gia, nervous headache and also for all
diseases arising from impure or impoy-
erlshed blood, such az rheumatism. an
aemia, after-effects OF the grin. palpi-
ta,ion Of the heart. pale and sallow
compilations and all forms Of weakness
either In male or female At all
druggists, or direct TO DR.. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady, ~ Y,
fifty cents per box six boxes for two
dollars and fifty cents.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there viii be meeting OF tho members OF
'sIhe Corporation oi the Members OF the
Clutch Of Jesus christ OF Lalter-day saints,
residing ia the seventeenth Olthl tcclesias.
tiraI Ward. OF the Salt Lake stake ~ Li0n."
IN Inc county Of salt Lake aul sta,e Of Utah,
A. he meeilne house Of said ward, on Fri.
dsy AT 5:5O N. the 18th day II Oct 1901,
Tor the purpose Of authorizing the Board OF
tHrertors Of said Corporation o transfer tue
legal lille 70 ali the real properly belonging
10 sad C0rporation 10 Walter !, l'eatie AZ
W,bgp OF the Seventeenth Watd OF tho
Tburch OF Jesus Christ Of Latter day saints,
ia The county OF salt Lake tate o. utah.
~ Wv WALTER J. BEATIE,
Pfost Of said Corpors ton. o
Jas n. GARRrrr secy.
Dated sept. Iih. 1901
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PROBATE AND GUARprASsu,p
NOTICES
consult County Clerk or the respec.
1--WE slgners for further inforna lon.

N's HsheIs ior further informa Hon,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Pro.
10" DIVISION, IN and for Salt Lake Conn.
~ ntate or Utah. In the matter OF TIE
Sys.ate OF Mary Elizabeth 4. Young. deceased.
~, The petition OF Brigham Youns'
III administrator OF the e,tate OF Nary
rl.i..iAoelh j. Young deceased. praying Tor
sseeitielnent OF account and for an order OF
my IT,, OF ieal property Of said deeedent and
t atl Az persons Interested appear before me
sau curt 20 show cause why an order
shoull not DO granted u sell 20 much az
suAi 20 necessary oi the following described
feal estate " said deceased. 10 VII. Regin.
n n,ng AZ point rod east from the southwest
TC93ifner OF lot 4, block /, plst ~ salt Lake
NV survey, salt Lake County, Utah;
!hehce east rods thence north 10 rods,
tGence west rods theuce south 10 rods 10
pace OF heglnning has been set Tor
nearing on Friday, the 18th day OF October.
~, u. 1901, AZ 10 o'clock a m. at the
puhly Court House, In tho Court room OF
s s,Ia ,, court IN SAT- Lake City salt Lake
Witness the Clerk q, sail Court with
the seal thereof ialiged this
SEAL eth day % SEPT. A. ID. 1901.
JOHN JAMIE Clerk.
hy J. U, Eldredge, Jr, deputy Clerk.
Young 4 hoyle Attorneys
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.x,n,n s1ocKnoLpEns, MEETING.

rBE ANIMAL MEETING OF TIE
s,a,tsolder, Of the Golden Eagle Gold MIN.
ms Csmpsny VII be held ~ the oriee OF ~
snrn4uy No IA Mccornlek building, SAT-
fsks Nv. Utah. o. Monday, October M.
''''' uHAs u HUDSON. SECRETARY.
First publication sept ~, lHl
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Md In uc'OfdNncO with law aud Tue Orlet
OF the board OF director, made july q IDOL
so many shares OF each parcel OF above Stock
IS may bu necessary will be sold ~ aacton
at the ofhce Of the company, No, lbJ south
Main Street Salt Lake CITY Utah, AZ l0Rni..
September ., lOi TO pay delinquent assess
ment thereon, tOgo her With cost Of adyor-
Using and expense OF sale
Nm b. sPRAGUE, secretary
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE

ELY MINING & MILLING on. Score
tarys Office salt Lake City. Utah, sept 10,
1901 Notice. There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account II
the respective shareholders as follows, yi1.
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NATURAL LIFE.

in these islands. In the center Of this
cavern stands a ghostly statue OF the
Saint, and the one white marble foot
which shows beneath the carven drap-
cry has been worn shapeless by the lips
Of passing generations.
We have not described half the
points OF interest" In and around NAL
ia. To visit all the forts would &C.
cupy a month--to say nothing OF
churches, monasteries, palaces old and
new, the fine botanical gardens, and the
fashionable suburb called Pieta The
latter is the Long Branch or Man
haitian Beach Of La Villetta, a popular
resort for the better class Of residents
during the summer and crowded with
visitors throughout the winter. II con-
tslns comfortable cottages and magnifl-
cent villas, hotels, cafes theaters, and
clubs galore. regular service OF steam
ferry-boats. plying between II and VII
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At meeting OF The Board OF Directors OF
the Ely Mining and Milling o.. held Sop
TENDER 2iih. 1911. the date OF the above sale
was postponed ~ Monday, october 7th, 1901,
at the same place and time.
WIN. Is. SpkAGUE Secretary
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harbor for days together These are
the winds spoken Of In the Bible ACTS
xvii: lD as eurokylOn, and are locally
known az grigale,
OF course Maltas ancient capita!
must be visited, II only for its historl-
cal associations. 1t Is seven miles in
land fror La Villetta, reached in half
an hour by train. or, better yet, by
carriage. Think OF II! Seven hundred
years before Christ was born, this was
popuous city soon after the first set
Ting of a Greek colony In these Isl
ands What its earliest name was, no.
body hnows--Citei0 called II Mella in
commencing It's cotton manufacture.
The saracens after their conquest
named 1t Medina, Alphonso the Mag
unanimous, sometime
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Equalling the high art tailor's best
productions IL the world famous Al
fred Benjamin & Co. Clothing, The
suits are gems Of perfection In every
detail, possessing all the elegance Of it,
choiceness Of pattern and fabric, styl-
ish in appearance, best OF trimmings,
and the highest art tailoring. Prices
from So TO $50 suit Fine oyercoats,
for early fall wear, in tan, oxford, grey
and black. Prices $40 to s25. Call and
see the choicest line Of mems outiittings
ever brought to Salt Lake.
GRAY BROS. & CO.,
l22 MAIN,
Strictly cash and one price.
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KING OF CASTLE

dubbed It Notable, commonly known as
Cetta vecchia, "Old City" II contains
many splendid churches, stately pal
aces, crumbling Notifications and wide
paved streets-all well nigh deserted.
Though still the seat OF a bishopric,
with n cathedral and college, its popu-
lation has dwindled 10 less than seven
thousand. You go up n steep and toll
some ascent TO get into the walled town,
entering through the ouaintest of gate.
WAYS in which Is embedded a statue
NJ Juno bearing her cognasance of a
I CS ~, -, L,o,,,ge,t IA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-06
||. ! D|lI|B;LD ||lI|Bl;.LD ON A
!. :: !. j.; !: !; !, STEAMBOAT

/ Charles Butler Of Philadelphia, died
suddenly shortly after O'Clock yesterday
/ afternoon, while on the steamer ulrlca,
between King and Fourth street wharvcs.
Butler, accompanied by his wife, came
to this city from Philadelphia on the
trolley cars early in the afternoon. They
took the trip principally for the ride and
intended to return to Philadelphia on one
of the Delaware Navigation Company's
boats, whose wharf is at the foot OF
King street.
Butler and his wife arrived at the
wharf about 3 o'clock. They both got
on the steamer Ulrica that was getting
ready to pull out for its trip to lenns-
grove. Mr.. Butler was under the inn
preston that he was on the Philadelphia
boat and when he learned of his mistake
he became excited and was taken sud-
denly i'll. Everything possible was done
to revive him but the unfortunate man
died by the time the boat reached Third
street bridge.
The Ulrica pulled in at the Wilmington
| Steamboat COmpany's wharf where the
body was removed from the boat. Cor
| Oner's Undertaken Chandler was notified
| and removed the remains to the morg,r.
| Mrs. Butler took the next l'oat to Phila-
| delphia to MAKE arrangements for remov-
ing the body to that city. The deceased
J was about GO years of age and had been
| i'll for sometime.
A son Of the deceased came to this
city last night and made arrangements
for removing the remains to Philadelphia
| today. Mr.. Butler lived Mt No. 1!2l
South Dornnce street. Philadelphia and
was a painter by trade. DIR. James A..
Draper. ST.. held post-morten rxam-
nation last night after which he stated
that death was caused by heart trouble.