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Smyrna times., 1901-10-02

The State Board of Education at 3
meeting held at Dover on Thursday
hxed the time for hold the annual ex-
aminations for teachers certificates. In
Kent and New Castle counties they
Will be held during the month of May,
and in Sussex county during April and
May. The day and place will be fixed
Dy the Superintendents of the several
counties. All teachers whose certifi-
Gates will expire before the next school
year must be examined at that time.
Smyrna times., 1901-10-02

The circle of Kings Daughters will
have an oyster and chicken salad sup
per in the Opera House early in Oc-
tober. The date will be given in the
next issue of this paper.
Smyrna times., 1901-10-02

The residence of Spencer Hall at
Blackbird, was entered by burglars on
Friday night and over $50 worth of
silverware was stolen,
Smyrna times., 1901-10-02

Contractor A. L. Hudson, Jr., is
making extensive improvements to the
property of James H. Roberts on
the corner of Mt. Vernon and Union
streets be putting on new roof
together with a tower and porch,
Colonial style. When finished the
property will make an imposing APP
pearance.
Smyrna times., 1901-10-02

The confectionery store aud ice
cream saloon of Geo. NJ. Stevenson
has been much improved by a new
and neat design of paper IN the walls
and ceiling.
Smyrna times., 1901-10-02

The Twentieth Century Club will
hold its first regular meeting of the
year at their new club room on Friday
next at half after three. An interest
ing program has been prepared and, a
full attendance is looked for.
Smyrna times., 1901-10-02

Sixteen cases of smallpox have been
discovered just east of fredericksburg,
Nd, which is almost on the State line
1t is thought the prevalence of the
disease will interfere with the big Ep-
worth League convention which was to
have been held there October %. The
authorities sent letter of notification
to Welsh Brothers Circus, stating that
all large gatherings are being pro-
hibited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-27
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Attention [. r. * OF P: Regular drin
on Tuesday evening. Oct =, 80 p. N
The Central Labor Union viii meet to
day al 80 D. m Important business
Ali delegates are expected 10 be present
There VIII be a young Mems mass meet
ing al Their First Methodist church i'm
mediately after Sunday school 10 plan
for the young mems rally day.
Harmony Council No. Is. F. 4. = win
hold its regular monthly entertainment
Monday evening. A good program has
been prepared All members and friends
OF the order invited. Come and have a
good time. No charge at the door.
The executive committee OF the Chau-
tauqua Social Union viii meet az tbs
Office OF p NJ Piatt. - E Douglas ave
nue.. October 9Th at p. m, 70 arrange
for the approaching meeting The full
representation from each circle and from
the alumni is desired.
The ladies OF the German church could
not secure the Garfield hall for one whole
week as they desired. so they have rented
Mr. eKtchum's store on East Douglas,
where they VIII open their fair next
Monday. the 18th. The fair viii last all
week and IS given every afternoon and
evening Everybody IS cordially invited
to come in and inspect the many things
that viii be on sale. Lunch win be sery-
ed Music and entertainment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-27
STOCKS AND BONDS

New ork, Oct 26.-Wan street review
there was a hesitating irregular stock
market today until the appearance Of the
bank statement on the tape The unex-
pected increase nj the cash reserves of
the banks Of 81 100 prompted the bears
70 cover their short lines and rally the
market generally 10 above last nights
figures, although the net changes Will
be seen 20 be Insignificant. There was
positive independent strength in Missouri
Pacific, which advanced il "a above last
night There was no news 70 explain
the movement. and the sympathetic ef-
feet upon allied stocks was slight Peo-
PIES Gas made q good recovery from
recent weakness. St Pau. was active
and ductuattng and received the full ben
eft OF the late covering movement Anal
gamated Copper was heavy throughout
with news Of the shutting down Of the
company's mines and IN the late dealings
the stock broke ? Is under last nights
interrupting the recovery elsewhere and
making the close Irregular.
Railroad bonds have been in improved
demand at advancing figures
United States refunding IS declined
2 and old IS 4. The IS advanced 4
above last weeks. closing dull
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Rev. A NJ. Morrison VIII deliver his
eighth grafton tonight in the bah above
Dunbars. Subject: Modern Prayer. 3"
Free.
F'irs. Unitarian church, Rev. ". s Vail
pastor. Services il Sedgwick music hall
at Il a n Subject: "Unitarism and the
Defcatio1 OF Jesus. A Study in History
All are welcome
Mr.. Audrey Sanford viii play 4 cIari-
net solo entitled the Blue Bells OF Scot
land at the First Methodist Sunday
school this afternoon. Prof. Frank r
Dyer viii conduct the review. Strangers
ara welcome.
First church Of Christ, Scientists. cor
ner OF Lawrence and Second street:
Church services this morning at 10
O'Clock Subject: Everlasting Punish
me1t." Regular Wednesday evening
meetings this week at 7:30 p. II
Reformed church, corner OF South To-
peka avenue and Lewis street, Bruce
Griffith. pastor: Preaching services at
10 d. n. and at 7.50 p. m At the morn
ing service the pastor VIII speak on the
Late Meeting OF the Synod The even
ing discourse viii be historical and VIII
treat Of the Protestant reformation Sun
day school At 10 a. n Young peoples
meeting at $50 D N.
lev. Frank NJ Lynch OF the First
Methodist church. viii deliver his lecture
ITO and Fran the Golden Cate" at the
church on Wednesday evening. This lee
ture is an account Of Rev. Lynch's trip
to tn Low, 18th League National conve1-
ton 70 'shich he was a delegate. All
league rs and young people generally
should hear him. No admission, bus a
collection At the door.
The Braeburn Golf club VIII meet
Robertson, 1850 y. Lawrence avenue The
treasurer VIII report the condition OF the
building fund and as the building COM
mite desires TO start the work as soon
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HOG SALES
cattls

There was the usual light supply for
Saturday IN the cattle section yesterday
The offerings were soon sold. The trade
during the week closing last night has
been q satisfactory one for the sellers.
! Fat cows and heifers, as wen as good
butchers steers are 4 shade higher thar
/ the previous week and other classes
about steady. The supply OF good butch
ers' cattle was not equal to the demand.
There was also more inquiry from farm
ers for calves, which We're scarce last
week. Robins & Alexander viii have 40o
fine calves on the market tomorrow, and
they VIII perhaps supply the demand for
a few days. Most Ct them are good color
and they are rather a nice lot OF calves.
Just such as the farmer with the big
wheat field wants
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as possible. while the warm weather lasts
I IS desired that i possible al subscrip-
tions be paid ID the treasurer before he
makes that report All club members
should attend the meeting
The services az the First Presbyterian
churc3 today viii partaks q the char
actJr OF preliminary 10 ire special
series OF meetings 20 be held soon. The
raster. Dr. Bradr. vii occupy -ns pulpit
morning and evening. The chorus chcir
VII surg ~ 10th services and Mr.. Paul
Nebl- VII sins The Earth IS TIE Lord s.
f,tr morning offertc-y AID in the evening
i'rOE Staples. vioIiuist VIII play one
movement OF Aendslss0tn's eolcsr- II Z
minor.
The al day PentsCastaI meeting. IN
der the auspices Of the SeGgTick County
Observation-Disclosures Holiness Associa-
rion VIII Dc held u Dodge avenue y z
church TUESDAY next October - These
neezizgs are fusl OF Eslptul-sss Tor CE0se
wishing 10 know God better. II You ars
auxious about your SOU. OF 20 have q
better experience. you viii ind = blessing
here Services AZ IS oa1G He a. II and
al --S3 and and 80 ?. n Bring lunch
Hot coffee and tea vii be served
s. Johns Episcopal church. corner
Third street and Topeka avenue. Pew. J.
D Ritchey, rector Holy communion scr
vices sunday morning AT T-3e. Sunday
school II 9.s5 o n; morning PRAYER
and sermon By the rector AZ Il oclock-
For CGertory Mss Dunbar VIII sins The
Lord Is King bv COMBS Evening
PRAYER ard sermon by the rector az 1.s3
clock. For oEcrto-v M Cushman VIII
sing The Endless Day by Johnson In
the absence OF Miss woods Mrs A II
Co1nan VIII preside az the organ.
First Baptist church. corner Of First
and Market street ~. z. Gibson pastor.
Sunday school at $50 a. n. J. F. Shear
man. superintendent; preaching by the
pastor az Il a. n and at 7-1l 2. n. NrrIl-
ing subject -Neishborly Love Choir
VIII sing BE joyful in the Lord" by
Emanuel Poppen- Evening su5ject-
Jesus. The Life Choir wiz sins. The
King Il Glory" by J. \ Parks. The y.
p. 3. L meets AZ $50 .. n Topic. The
Awakening of Japan" Leader, Miss
Grace Jones' Strangers and visitors are
Welcome.
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Much conaelt has been excited
bv the l0e-zl oEs- Ehich this Dis
ting-ished specialist has made fo-
the past tTo weeks . treat al
FREE (chz-ging than oniy the
Wholesale cost to- TIE nsdicile
used fo- The cur=l-
His object Is to become rapidly &C
QEaiDceG and convince al chronic n
vaLds 4 Wichita and the surrounding
country that be can cure The most
comp lcated cases e Cz:tsrrh z al
ferns. Deafness, R1=u1stlsgr. Bleed
ard Skin Diseases Kidney ard Sisd-
Ger Troubles Diseases O. the Threat
Lungs Hart Stons@h ard Liver,
Piles, Nsricocsie, Nervous Ds5ilicy ard
all lis attending ailments. Weaknesses
of Wen z7o Diseases Peculiar g
" onen.
Take advantage q the oEer a. o1cs-
L Is for al Perfect and permanent
cures guaranteed II al cases ACCEPTED
No i1cnrahle case taken Consnl-a-
ton free
OFFICE permanently Iocztefl Ger
re- Douglas Ev-ruc sn6 Main Street.
WICHITA, KAN
OFFICE HOURS: 4 ~. g : ?.
~ Sunday. : . , 4 r..
NOTICED ZacEeT wishes &
state that be = Il 70 sense q travel n
doctor. but has co3e 20 Wichita e
Permanently iccats ard remain
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WONDERFUL CURES
By SWAMP ROOT.
To Prove what the World-famous Discovery Swamp
Root viii do for YOU, all Our Readers may
have Sample Bottle Free by Mail.

Weak aid unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsible for more sickness and suffering
than any other disease. and II permitted
to continue fatal results are sure 10
foGow-
Xolr other organs may need attention
but your kidneys most, because they DC
uose and need attention first
80 V-hea your kidneys are weak o. cur
CT order you can understand low quickly
your entire body IS affected. and how
every organ seems 70 fab e. 90 It's duty.
y you are SEX CT feel badly hesi1
taking Dr. E-Imer-s Swauip-Root. the
great kidney. llver and bladder remedy.
because as soon IS your kidneys are wei
-hey VIII help an the other organs 70
he1lth- A trial Viii convince anyone
Among the many cures o. thIs wonder
ful medicine. OF k.insr-s swamp Boot.
investigated av the Eagle. the ones watch
We publish today Tor Ehe benefit OF eur
readers speak IN she highest terms q ire
wonderful curatiVc properties 81 tais
..Des Moires T.. Oct. a. 1900
i had been out ot health for a long
tire. and ! was taAi1S medicine FROM s
doctor prescription Unel received
,rour sample Bottle Z stopped taking the
d9ctgrs medicine and used the sample
bottle Of Swarlp-f23ol- I afterwards took
two Of VCur larsa bottles. bought ~ usy
orug store, and they cured me entirely,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-27
GRAIN MARKET Erased
Holders of Long Wheat Are
Disposed 10 Sell.
CORN CLOSES HIGHER
Wheat Market Lower and
0at Pit Up.
CORN CLOSES HIGHER

Chicago. Oct. "a disposition on the
part Of holders Of long wheat 10 sell eased
grains on the usual dun Saturday mar
ket today and December wheat closed
sc lower, December corn sc higher and
December oats sc up. Provisions closed
~ 70 &c lower.
Wheat experienced 4 dull market with
lower tendency. Trade for the most
part was local and longs we're inclined
70 let 90 q their hogs and settle Up
deals over Sunday. Unresponsive cables
started the selling. December opened q
shade 70 1-sG1-=c lower az = IS 10 = 1-zc-
Drouth news still continued TO arrive
from Argentain but with no response az
Liverpool this had little effect here Op-
posed against this slight buIlish factor
was the news OF relief from the drought
in the southwest and information that as
soon as the fax crops were out OF the
way the northwestern movement would
begin again. TO this was added proof
in the way OF increased northwestern re-
ceipts today. On these conditions De-
cember sagged of 10 Il 1-sc. helped BY
heavy liquidation by one or two promin-
ent local bulls Near the end OF the
short session. however, news OF shipment
shorts covering brought December back
to its higher opening price closing easy
I-Sc lower az Il 1-2d5-sc.
Trade in the corn pit was narrow and
rather quiet Early cables might have
had an upward effect had It not been for
the easier feeling n wheat. December
opened unchanged and despite the fact
that wheat liquidation depressed it 20
55 5-sc. there was general firm feeling
underlying the market. IN the main this
pit huctuated in connection with wheat
throughout the session when the change
come IL the ether. December took
strong turn and closed firm 1-sc UP at
sc. Receipts were II cars.
Oats had the best market Of the day
though il was quiet. II showed indepen- !
dence Of the other grains under the in
fuence Of an improving cash situation (
Shippers also reported an increasing de- I
mand for the eastern and southeastern I
accounts and December which opened +
unchanged advanced steadily and closed .
firm S-Sc higher at So -. Receipts were /
81 cars.
Provisions were almost dead. there be-
ing only enough business 20 establish
quotations Prices were slightly lower
at the opening on a lower hog market
and January pork closed . lie down at
sl512 -: January lard SC lower at Sss7 -
and January ribs lie lower at s7.s2 ID
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat,
rs cars: corn. 40 cars: oats rs cars:
hogs g, COO.
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Rocker and
Center Table Special
Saturday Night, Nov. Ind

Chofce of any Rocker az Csnter Tabs
on cur FIRST acor for g.
Choice - any Rocker or Center Tshls
On cur second foer f1r EW
sale couz1eaees az g 81 cock AID issts
81 Minutes ore Rocker aad ca csnts=
Table % csef1uFr
Table q a customer. Tse nay rake
ys1r selection as early e. o'clo,k.
A heaufifai Rocker Eiveu f-ss =
the party guessing nearest 20 number e
rockers and tables a1l3. ard hesutifaI
Center Table rivea free % party xl-sssss
nearest 60 receipts ~ fhe rsie So Ia
biea ard Chairs ia orr wfafoT arf yos
VIII 81 there
We s1id 20 Rocksfs - CIR iast ssiz.
Cut this aut are Esess a. May susa
- goa hand III theHs coupons
so Rockers and Tables sold .s-...-.......
Receipta ~ Sac S.-.--..-......---.....-.-
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.


Tie Toier stcck Company close5 last
rizhT II q cleFer p-96uction - Bevo-z
the Eock.es- TIE Eerk 60 &lzs Dean
AID ~ NLiz=s vas czire pleasing 81
TIRE iea1.-E parts. Ehge tha comedy e
Vivian Brsh. Harry Chosts ara WIZARD
Dashlel ke7r re BOISE 80 lack
Tozz as ias villain dia Eel- TIE r1sczzltr
ulrk pleased a. ls-zL Lhe Ec1 wat-a
vas eraw1 - 30. ia he.1 hT NJ VIZ
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LIHE STOCK MARKET
There Was Usual Saturday
Light Supply of Hogs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fast Week Showed Butchers
a Shade Higher.

Yesterday was duh day IN the hog
section az the Union stock yards, even
for Saturday. Shippers rushed II their
hogs the latter part Of the week. prefer
ring not TO risk the Saturday market,
and this made the supply light yesterday.
Kansas City quoted cents lower. but ~
cents would cover the decline here Cud-
ahy bought everything IN sight for q
Monday start The buyers were inquiring
OF the commission men for the prospects
for hogs this week Il is not expected
that receipts VIII be very heavy for the
first part Of this week. and sellers viii
&c very likely 10 set good prices.
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SO; heavy. Sc. 10G6.15; mixed packers,
s5-soa6 10; light. $. 40Gs.00; pigs. $500
80. Receipts for the week, $3.50.
Sheep-Receipts, 90. Market as com
pared with week ago steady 70 ID cents
higher, tOday's quotations nominal, na-
tive lambs, S4-0eQ4.75; western lamos,
s.. 75G4-60; native wethers, 3 1903. %;
western wethers. s.. 25T3 50; ewes, 3. "a
3-25; cuIls. 81 sea-. 30. Receipts for the
week, 2, $50.
81. Louis.
St Louis, Oct. 2s.-Cattle-Receipts so.
Market steady; beef steers, 81. 25d6- 50;
stockers and feeders, &. 1908 3; cows and
hciters, 8. 2504. 90; Texas Sters, 3. s0Q4 10;
cows and heifers, S2-50G4.25
Hogs-Receipts, 2.oe0; market sc 70 10c
lower: pigs and lights, s. s0d5. 50; packers,
s. -s0Q6 %; butchers, IS. 15d6.45.
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RIVER voLeA IS FALLING.
No Hope Of Getting Traffic Through
Before River is lcebound.

New York. Oct. 26-A dispatch from
Odessa 70 the London Times and the New
York Times says the water OF the Nolga
is falling at an Alarming rate and that
there IS no hope OF getting the accumula-
ted traffic through before the river is
ice bound Several hundred steamers and
barges are aground
Grave charges OF mismanagement and
corruption practices have been made
against the contractors and officials con-
neoted with the administration OF the
volgs waterway. It IS declared that the
water would have risen two feet before
freezing. which Is unlikely IN order TO
uherats the caravan Of oil and general
merchandise, the non-delivery OF which
viii cause disaster along Russia's great
Va -ar,raH
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The WEATHER.


Wichita. Kan, Oct Is, 1871.
Another beautiful fall day. Indian sum
-er continues. This is the thirteenth
day IN SPITE Of cool weather earlier n
the nonth-we nad a killing frost on the
morning Of the 14th-the temperature 50
far tins month averages three degrees
a day warmer than the normal.
Today the teuQerature has been from a
TO p. and the mean IS. which is Il de-
Erces warmer cIla1 tie normal.
For The past week the temperate ra has
averaged ten degrees daily warmer than
the normal
Il Is ideal weatEer for The growth OF
wheat To make fan ana winter pasture.
PRED l. JOHNSON. Observe>.
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New York Money markes.

New York, Oct. 2s.-Money. on call. nom
inal; prime mercantile paper E1zG5 per
cent; Sterling exchange nominal with
actual business; bankers bills at 4Ss6tz @
IS fer demand and 4s33s as for sixty
days; posted rates 4S41kG7-S; commercial
bills 4S3g1a. Bar silver s. Is; Mexican
dollars 49,; state bonds inactive. Rail
road bonds irregular. Government bonds
fmar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-27
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN Brief.

Mrs. Dr. J. I Russell, who has been
visiting ner brother. 8L A. Guc1er. o.
this clty. has returned 10 her home in
Pleasant Hil. No
Thomas Nanrlg of Delano township,
breaks the record on special apples for
size perfection ii shape ard free from
ravages OF Insects
lIrs. BgaGt returned yesterday from
TIE meetings o. the Presley terrain board
OF missions neIa this past week II Law
renee and Emporis-
Mrs. s 3 Fleming has returned from
Topeka and Lawrence. where sle has
been attending The meetings OF the Pres
byterian board OF missions.
Miss Virginia Snort Of Chicago, has
who Ezs peen spending the sumner with
her sister. AIrs. \ Gituer, has been quite
IL with Pneumonia, but is slowly can
velessiug-
9Ir short. general travelling auditor
Ter the santa Fe. was IN the city yester-
day afternoon looking over the situation.
He seemed vel pleased with Wichita and
her showing.
Daughters Of the American Revolution
viii meet for their annual state confer
euce Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week ! large number OF delegates are
expected from different state chapters.
= large reception viii be given Wednes-
DAY evening- Governor and Mrs. Stanley
am Mr.. Eugene Ware Of Topeka. are ex-
pected 20 be present
CRATER in the shape CT a woman
IS in the city attempting 70 work the
people or the charity racket This city
has a well orga nized association known
as the Associate Charities. Do not listen
or entertain any proposition from straR--
gers. or in fact. anyone, save the regu-
lar organization. Then your charities
viii be properly bestowed
8Ir. c. 4 Norton OF Macon. No. &C
companie6 by his daughter, Mrs. c. c.
Buster, CT Macon, is here visiting his
laughter. Mrs Lee Carpenter. 90 Chic
avenue Mr. Norton vas among the early
settlers il this county and formerly lived
on farm near Derby. He was a good
farmer and a reliable citizen He made
friends OF all who knew him IN the
south part OF the county. but he finally
went back TO his old home in Missouri
where he still lives Mr.. Norton says he
always liked Kansas and he is glad to
get back % meat some OF his old friends.
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TO OHIO ard Iaelana poi1ts. also T.s-is-
vile. ny. va 2 & O. s-yT-. sert l-th
and 2sth ard Oct lst azf gth- Goos ~
turning thirty days Call On rea-sst
iiekst agent. O. as5rzss A. o Goosrsch.
Trlv. Pazsr agent Kansas city. al-
sls7 2 z Gi3dersfesTe. DIST Psss.r
Ae-rt. s. L5zls. 40
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They WERE COURTEOUS
Railway Hen Bury Oae Of Their Fell
low Men.

Friday evening and yesterday n little
scene was enacted that was pathetic in
the extreme. and taat refutes the theory
e pessirnism. To those who hold that
there Is nothing good n the human fam
Iy. II is a direct rebuke.
4 few days ago there was = man sent
10 this city. Gaspard Vanhassel by name.
who had no friends. and SO far as known.
no relatives. He had been the chez at the
Harvey eating house II Purcell. l. T..
for some tir1e. ard has been well and
favorably known as Z cook OF splendid
ability He has been sick and IL was
thought that he might oe benefited b.
coming 70 the hospital at this place. Ac-
cOrJfngly he vas sent here. and lived
only q few hours after he arrived at tho
hospital. He came IN on the night train
from Purcell wednesday night, and died
the following morning.
The following telegram was received
from his employer as soon as he was
notified:
agent News stand. santa Fe Depot.
Wichita, Kansas: Gaspard VauhasseI
died az your place yesterday. Arrange
for burial there Have SIl5 OF his money
Limit hospital and funeral expenses 20
that amount Meet ne on eighteen to-
night. B. s HARVEY
Mr. Cecil Hodgkins0n. the news agent.
took charge OF the matter and arranged
boys took hold with a xiii and ali agreed
70 give the man q burial that was worthy
OF q white man. Mr.. Hodkkinson was "a
charge and made all the arrangements
ard deserves great praise for the deli
cate way n which he managed the az
fair.
The funeral was set for Saturday MON
Ing al II O'Clock and the lnterment took
place in the Catholic cemetery. Father
Then took charge y the services II
the Pro-CathedraI and held the regula,
services that are customary and also
az the grave the usual services were per-
formed.
The following railroad boys performed
the Office OF pail bearers. James Nor
srity. Ralph Robertson. II L FlaunlEau-
John Gr0ther. Richard Elnhall AID CecL
Hodkki1s0u-
Railroad men always have a Big sofi
SPOT in their hearts for man that 81
away from home or ore who has no home.
and when the facts in the rase became
known they a. once took hold ard dia
the only thiag that they could ever "a
for the DOOR fellow who PASSED away 81
thei- midst