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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-03-06

been slightly spattered. and wiuek
II on Jud's overail,s leQ .Gnas,
I'm have Ia Iool aro.,,a a., -.
continued Ike, good-natnre<ilv
You a make 4 good sign paiDfer
commented one fellow You would. !,
need ladder 70 work.
IN tell you what, you and Fatsv
here start outand be living examples
Of before and after. Most anv
medicine house would give vou !
Job, was the advice yoluntaersd hv
another.
oh come an ,ra,,..s.,,,.a 49,.
sxvhv d., !. 80. -, - ~''s
inu bronchos9 Hes 80 ,on. "a
timber he could wrap his lavs a....,.,1
a horse and il wouldn 4 hurt h,,, !,
he did fall off
THAT : n fact agreaa TLa CO.
boss. Won don 4 rant . .ooa r.. q.
voug.
i don't know rep,,ad Maaa..
with n w;nl q, n. ncvs .C.. -
rideY'
sRide9 Of courss 7 oan ia.
Ever see n feller ,ha, ec,,lan. Ia.
YES 7 knosv. hu, ,vha, Tr,.., :
can Won ride wild horsas 49,. ,...s
We wan, = gooa hus,.r ha.. :. -.
str;no,s ya,t;ng th;n.,
.well T aon. 80 .,... ...
r.s,v a.;...,. - r..
s.i. -.
sour;
How did Won do n thenp, aslad
Madden.
why I'd wait All r wo,.l.a
colt all day blowing and then ;umn
ON his ba..k in the rlowa5 g~o,,,,S
and ride him 10 the harm some.
times they'd kick nm and run awav
but Won bet I'd ride ,em
We'll. that ain't the wav We do 4.
out here. but I'll give Won, n trial ~
YOU think you can ride said Mad.
den with q quiet grin at his head
buster a man Of considerable pa.
mite as a s.aver
I'm vour hu.klaherrv Wa.
can beoin ,, shon,..d He an ax.;,
ed over his mood so.,on. .soa 49,
mucb do vo,, r.v9,
Il nay s50 a month aud t,o..a ..a
vou can heg;n IN the norn;ne s.,a
Madden
svul the ;oh he s,a.avho- ,...
w;,I - ,...,' oa~s;.,od a.. ,..~.as.
uisso,r;a, ,v;,l : ,w;..,a !. 80
eve. which indicated that he was
not so green or upsouh;s,;ca,aa an
he anneared
.Tha. ae,aoas nm vo,,...,, r.
will last as long az vo, can st;ck nm
ners,s.ad IN. sorama, w;,h . ,-;.
swhoon uuxrah /, I'M .,as 60
tilI the cows come h,,u,e IN .how
Won how thew do;. down IN M,sso,,.;.
cried tho on,;m;s,;c IL. ,v;,h . .,,S
aan s,ra;rh,ao;, 49,. - "a. -.
a@n~
oody tnat somehow, IN spite OF its
ieng'n' haa i'nesoi strength
anu ac''s'.y ahu noVe'nensso' grace
'ullhess aoou' u.
i"rn'hg-'n time was now announe-
ea ana general movement took
place, as the poys sought thelr peds.
Lon DuFF sa'' sa'uonie-looking
"a'''uua' WIZ" cso1su nose,
VINO e''ueh''y reseh'eo IKE = usnr-
pAs'on VI mas pos'''oh as 'a''ess man
~ c.''"p' hAAiaseu' appaFonsay oy
accident 70 stumble Overcome ofikes
lohe 'ess as ne sat oy 'ne nrep'acs
'snk 'ae sv'os ~ h's ice''
".' "no.o 20 kun
p'o.es'ea '''o 'h'c''haD's isaae'
h's shhs
" "s s'o',e" h0 VI
sne cres'seu nose 'n y surely sone.
ANY oo'ec''oh
afear4sd are "; You NONE - = al. on1y : was
with your ear, calmly responded
the irrepressible Jarvis. This sally
created q roar among the boys. among
whom Burr was none too popular.
QEarly the next morning all hands
were called out 20 the corr.i TO catch
their mounts for the day. and Ike
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-03-06

Continued on fourth page.)
The sun., 1902-04-27
GENERAL CARRIAGE SPEC
stock Dances Up and Back and Reor-
eanization Is Announced

In the Broad Street curb market yesterday
the bulk Of the transactions were again
in the stock Of the General Carriage Com
pany, which under manipuative orders
rushed up on Friday from oT TO i4ii.
Yesterday the stock was tarded In TO the
extent Of about 5000 shares from 1917 to is,
with a reaction later and the closing bid
price was ~.
Backing up the speculation were various
Street quarters
President J. II. Hoadley Of the Interna-
tional Power Company was authority for
the following
&C. y. Drumond, managing director of the
British Electric Traction Company. con-
trolling surface street railway lines in Great
Britain, and large omnibus systems, will
leave London MAY and on his arrival in
New York will take the Presidency OF the
General Carriage Company. which in to be
reorganized at once
In a typewriter statement which was
sent TO the newspaper offices last night
In an envelope naked, General Counsel's =
ONCE international Power Company" il
was announced that the General Carriage
Company had bought out the patents OF
Rudolph Hunter Of Philadelphia for cleo
trical motor power.
The common stock Of the International
Power Company has also lately been in
dulging In stock market pyrotechnics
II j. dealt In on the New York Stock EN-
change and sold Yesterday AT 1897. closing
al 1913 On April II sold az 97l. The
company lately declared its frs, dividend
on the common shares Joseph Letter IN
chairman OF lie Board Of Directors
The sun., 1902-04-27
SENATOR ELKINSS WAR RECORD.
Defence Against Charges OF DR.. Leeds Of
Reno Post. &, A. H., of West NirSinia.

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Elkins
has received from the War Department a
transcript Of his record in the Civil War,
which was attacked by DR.. Leeds, a mem
ber Of Reno Post. G.. A. r.. of West vir-
ginia. Leeds said that Senator Elkins
should be expelled from the q. A. r. on
the ground that his service was not IN the
Union but the Confederate Army, and
referred to his Efforts which resulted in
the pardon Of the Younger brothers Reno
Post has ordered an investigation Of the
charges. with the promise that Leeds was
10 be expelled II he did not prove them
and Elkins was 10 be- proceeded against ii
the allegations were sustained.
The roourds show that Senator Ilkins was
enrolled In the Seventy seventh Missouri
militia az Captain al Kansas C.ty, Dec. O.
1862. and s-rved with that regiment until
May ~, 1898, when IL was mustered into
the volunteer service. He continued in
ssTNi'e With the regiment until July 3, lss3
The records also show that the Tesiment
Performed excellent service in defending
hlssuuTi tpwns from QuantTrlls gueIrillas
AZ 20 his Intervention Ia behalf Of the
Younger brothers, senator Llkins says IL
vac b. payment - the meet rcd Kind Of
q debt Mh"n hs was captured by Ouan-
trells men and oTdaTrd shut. Cil Younger
had made a pea for him which rssultod iu
the Icyi'atlIn q the order irafs after
safd when the Younger brothers had
served pYTtlru ~ their ifTms ~ inlfisp a.
"a. ut f.r train robbery in N uur. .Ita, Sens
60 Elkius had buan ii.sirunantai la ssrlif.
Ihs th"if pardon
The sun., 1902-04-27
House Proceedings.

WAsHIS0roS. April 2o.-The District Of
Columbia appropriation bill was reported
10 the House to-day from the Committee
on the District OF Columbia. and ordered
printed.
Mr.. GrOsyenor 0tep Ohio presented a
resolution giving the thanks ~ Congress
h. SECRETARY Of State Hay for his eulogy
on the late President Mckinley az tie
memorial exercises Ia the House Of Repre-
sentatiycs, but on obj-rtion by Mr. DE
Almond Dom. Mo- the fesOlut ,ou vent
over
4 joiut resolution wac passed authorizing
The rlty 81 Blstul % lsagtiiy aud uss Go, =
rruofu lalaud, m blstIn harislr, subject
90 reNofrlYu g. the United State
hruats lll vas lsas-sd fustuTlug , 10
ttrlI a. lis luslii % a. h4fgs.u u. tlr Navy.
slth the Iank ui llrutcnan Nlthuut pu !.
LaTs ui pfom,al.t
Als8 nuuso iiill iiNllipE tho tsfuls q tho
nuruhofs ~ thu Hawaiian hsuata =. tLat
rrkrn q ti.s Ifusst hf4atIfs sIal Iuli
unInr - tao brafH. ut,r nuupua-lIr 4. I,
slr. trd uftf huftmlsT Hereafter all ne
aaiat4rr y ll uul uHlas fYuf bsais
A. 81 a. u.Dlslk uls hHYrr r.trfrI su
rIH Fiua q tho lats hHlfoasitatl.us
William n. Ass ~ h.4fh aI.lI.a. aUd ID ~
rlIup nf MuHasali AZ tUu ual. l4.... uf
fhr rYlaFlss ihs hYuns auluYilrI 4Utu
huudsf
The sun., 1902-04-27
GOV. DOLE IN NEW HAVEN.
Explains the Condition Of Politics In Hawaii
Three Parties.

NEW HAVEN. April 2e.-Gov. Sanford b.
Dole Of Hawaii visited Yale this afternoon
in company with II. p. Judd, Secretary Of
the Hawaiian Club at Yale. Mr.. Judd il
a son Of the Chief Justice OF Hawaii Gov.
Dole said
we are looking forward TO the fall cleo
tions on the islands with much interest
There are three parties on the islands, the
Republicans, the Democrats and the Home
Rulers The Democrats have not been an
important factor In recent elections. the
Home Rulers winning last time They
are the opponents Of the present form Of
government and the re mnants Of the old
rule Of royalty. They have no special
They wish especially TO capture the pat
ronage.
In their last canvass they made some
show by pretending that they would
revive royalty n they got power Their
Office holding hasn't been very successful,
and they are now clamoring for a special
session Of the Legislature TO get another
chance To do some, hing satisfactory, 80 AZ
To 20 before the people IN November with
a more satisfactory record. ] don't believe
that they have any idea ~ reviving the
monarchy, but that they simply revived
he matter for campaign purposes IN their
last canvass
AZ 10 the matter Of the extension u the
suffrage We felt that We preferred qualified
suffrage, hut Congress felt differently, and
W. nave accepted the situation Suffrage
with an educational qualification nov pre-
walls, but II dose not include the Asiaticr
unless they are Hawaiian born
Goy Dole vent 10 Boston this afternoon
The sun., 1902-04-27
OWNERSHIP or THE II. e. o.
President Loree Says the Pennsy iyania
Has Only -Four OF the IL Directo ors.

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-At the hearing
before the Senate Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia yesterday on the bill
providing for union railroad station for
the roads entering the District Of Columbia,
Railroad made an interesting statement.
which was a surprise to nearly everybody
present. He said that so far as the Balti-
more and Ohio is concerned they would
prefer to 30 ahead under existing legisla-
tion and put up 500 900 station on the
site they have acquired on c street, east Of
their present depot, and to make it purely
commercial affair. They would rather do
this than to enter upon an arrangement
for the building Of a great monumental
station at very much greater cost, as
was proposed. on Massachusetts, avenue.
Mr.. Loree insisted that a great mistake
had been made in stating that the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company owned the
BaltimQrc and Ohio road. He said the
Pennsylvania did not own that company
the twelve directors The Baltimore and
Ohio Company had il within their power
at any time to nullify the influence Of these
four directors in case they did not ap-
prove OF their management. As IL is now
these four directors are being upheld in
their ideas concerning the management
OF the road TO such an extent that they
do practically manage It, As long as their
management is approved by the other
eight directors they will be upheld, but
he said that when these other eight direc-
tors cease TO approve IL they will be- voted
down. IL they desired IL they could put
out these four directors.
The sun., 1902-04-27
ASPH4LTTM ~ COLOMBIA.
Valuable Concessions Granted 90 q Com
pany OF Newark, Nj

WAsHIHoToS, April 20 A despatch from
the United States Charge d Anaires at
Bogota reports TO the Department OF State
that Mr.. John Bidlake, general manager
OF the Home Land and Mining Company
Of Newark. n J. has secured from the
Colo nbian Government for his company
the exclusive right Of working asphaltum
deposits found in Colombia. and the right
10 export the product for period Of ten
years. The concession also grants the
privilege Of obtaining lands containing
asphalt. under condemnation proceedings,
the Use of public land, necessary waterway
privileges, the right To construct roads
aud TO Introduce the necessary machinery,
tools and building materials free of duty,
and provides that after ten yeaTs the inn
proyom"nts shall become the properly of
the Colon nan Government
Ia" report also says that the asphAitum
deposits ~ Colombia arr understood 10 le
large and embrace yariet ies known as
glass pitch, gilsOnile and soft and LIQUID
asphaltum
Nj Bidlake has 90 secured a contract
from the Colombian GoNernment for th.
navigation ~ the taIurta and putumaT
hyars and their tubu Ariss lie h. p.r-
miited the free Introduction 81 blats aud
such machineiS and inplemsnis a. hs may
require lie l. 10 foosNe .gaO Anfa. III
aud iuf each Nus-al be- puir upon the Tiysrs
Hu has the ught a. build shAfycs and
pee"ssafy buildings un pulilic DOMAIN
vii lssyef may taun adFanta Hnuus The
contrast iH a. Uurtinus in fufuu fuf Isfiud
q Tea years Tho Territory covered by u
omhfaoss tho lafEsf poFtiun ~ smtl.ern
"luiuha 'alusia county, ~ tHiiaiut ~
u.r iY'ia htrf s - ilblei fYpas
ant Tie rttfaUilnl - rublsri it tlr uualn
1hlsui ~ ths sui.fpras
The sun., 1902-04-27
swan BOis ~ THF FOi NT,IN.
TheiT Names IInp, OBTi-n, spoilI Purh.
sFsna. aiehl ths Anssi, hp,ias aTTahs

Tho oty Hell Park bathing ssason tessH
yesterday aud bali dorm ~ the youths
sio make the pafk tlirif hOns" duunE
the summer nouiis goi Hu"d vash The
~aisf ~ss prity cold, bui lhs poliu' usfo
not ~ active as thry ~il bo later 10 ths
ysai, and the bouhgstsis tuoh advantage
II ihls tu siab iu 80 Ions 49, ihsy guuid
Ahru thsy nnaliy clamissfsd uNei tho oiS
~ ihr fuuntalh tisl see q uH Hiih tLs
rhil Thai ilta sold sai'f bed liui ur ii,sin,
siid iiiFb hai te o. ~ intiIfuuiHu sihlul b.
game o. So ilsf hhah iU tii' ulailnH
aSaln
A. riilhsnl saliuuiF uu ssrssluStssl
maiisfs nadr .airiH' ihttail lgaiist -
tu iltr Iaitsf ai,H g. tsiisliiifs " ihr lHbs
sliY nlsiisf il.f asss.. atd siirfaafd a.
fsfIff ilai o. he'd lfsffffi ihai iiHf han.ff
a tlir 20 efIt ~ fHl'Haf lAnly 40 hfHH.
htaHit ~. hffsh. h4ififa AHIIhf hlrtb
IT, AHa| ffl nfI.Hf affHIN 10 lH
fHsI taI.I 90 hI.I rI.lf Al Ir. ai.ai nafisf
alilfs tif issbf lfl lItffiIfh l.Hi ils lssfAfdl ID
ilf glsH. ilsI nirb lsu.H hYn. "a hss
80 fIaid Hiu.t
The sun., 1902-04-27
OPINION ON BREvET HONORS.
Judge Advocate General Davis TO the
senate Military Committee.


WASHINGTON, April 2e.-Secretary Root
has transmitted to the Senate Committee
on Military Affairs the reply Of Judge Advo-
cate General Davis to the inquiry OF the
committee regarding the authority for
conferring the brevet nominations on some
62S army officers which are now pending
before the committee. These brevets.
for the greater part, were for conspicuous
conduct in the Philippine insurrection and
the Chinese campaign. and were recon-
.mended by board Of officers convened for
the purpose
The committee In looking up the law
authorizing the comforting Of brevets found
the statute specifically stated that it could
be done only 'in time OF war" Officially
at least, a state Of war has not existed in
the Philippines since the termination Of hos
tilities with Spain upon the signing Of the
peace protocol, and as no declaration OF
war against China was made in connec-
tion with the Boxer uprising, the committee
was OF the opinion also that state Of war
did not exist there.
The Judge Advocate General quotes from
the precedents from years back TO show
that the clause in time of war has been
construed not to depend upon an official
declaration Of war. but TO mean that tho
meritorious services must be performed in
an action with the enemy,
The opinion points out the numerous bre-
vets that have been conferred on account of
Indian campaigns where no actual declara-
tion OF war was made, and that brevets for
services rendered in the Civil War have been
in some instances only recently distributed.
This construction of the law, the Judge
Advocate General says, has been so often
concurred in by the Senate in the confirnla-
tion Of brevet nominations that he thinks
the authority Of the President in this in
stance is undeniable.
The sun., 1902-04-27
Aroused the Nurses. hut Did Not Alarm
the Patients Due to Escaping Ga

st. Vincent's Hospital had fire scarc
early yesterday. There was just enoueh
OF II TO try the nerve Of tine sisters, hut mot
enough to cause any panic among the
patients.
The trouble originated in a leaking ga
meter n the basement Workshop ON lhr
Eleventh street side. When james Mad
gan, the hospital carpenter entered 'rr
and lighted a match. an explosion f1lIYvei
Madigan was hit in the head hy piece u'
the meter, and pile of shaving. uu thr
floor was ignited
Policeman Irving. who was in the hos.
pital watching prisoner, heard the eN.
plosion and aroused the sisters hv'ur,
he ran out and sent IN a fire alarm o..
sisters quickly closed the door 'D aI ,..
ward. IN order not 10 alarm the psI.....
Tho hre was put out before the h.r.u.'
arrived
The sun., 1902-04-27
meGsssr,,..r. ssoa TO Dl.spppsr

Il,r famous uait - "a Assembly uau
John huGr arty. al lYiuinE ihr Academy -
Auslr lu bpusIyu. BE- uAry rHUu to dIr.
apluaf ihr bulidins has Leon s"ld Go q
syndloats fuf llOu tJl and a hnr unlu' bYiid
lus 10 g. taku itS p.ao4 hI Auir sfty
has Usn,d tlr nsis Zoe u..f. ifaN paap .
~ u.utub ~ Naa q faEuiliH f.rlT iHi
ll,-i.asfati, pllIiitTlaEH .i IurH.B Ntafa
a.. tlH fuEalaf l#ifihH lH. sdlHs ! tdl..I
II,inas l,st1la hHHai.I IiAIn 4 issIllr
a.u athh nHaiAfb clio iaE. ..Hf D. nH#u
asaB A. 80 ~ IhH IaI .i a H.l sftI. .r
uiai hlH lim hril,II.II ur b. I'D
lnsl8 90 rHt Ii. 900 tfH /. - b
nnl.fuiH hIf.T 90 90 fhlH -. IH
The sun., 1902-04-27
HOBOkEN FIRE DIDN'T GET HIN,
Man Thought TO Have Perishcd In II Comes
Houe After Long Wanderings.

Frederick Reicker, who was mourned
by his family as one Of the victims of the
big Hoboken shore front fire OF 1900 re-
turned TO his home at 223 Grand street,
that city. yesterday. Reicker was sup
posed to have been in one Of the gangs Of
ongshoremen on the North German Lloyd
pier when the fire started But he wasn't,
he says Two days before, he went on n
shipped on cattle-hip for Liverpool.
From there he ship. ed on a British mer-
chantmCn for Rio JaneirO. Thence he
went To Chill, Panama and Florida in turn.
He finally struck Chicago, where he was
able To save enough money as a truck
man 10 pay his way home. He cant write,
or he would have sent word 10 his family.
The sun., 1902-04-27
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The sun., 1902-04-27
EvERErr.MooRE AFFAIRs.
Cleveland Thinks That the syndicate VIII
Re Out OF Trouble In Sixty Days.

CLEVELAND, April 2e.-It is believed here
that the settlement OF the affairs Of the
Everett-Moore Syndicate is In sight and
that within thenext sixty days the Bankers
Committee will be relieved Of it's task Of
putting this syndicate on it's feet. On the
local stock exchange here this week higher
prices for all the Everett Moore securities
have prevailed.
IL Is said that the Bankers Committee ex-
poets to be able 10 turn over TO the men,
bers OF the Everett-Moore syndicate be-
tween 1850 900 and s., 900 900. In addition
70 this amount Of money the syndicate will
have its holdings In the Federal Telephone
Company, the Lake Shore Electric. the
Detroit and Toledo Shore Line and the
Cleveland, Painesville and Eastern Rail-
road. The Bankers Committee expects TO
accomplish these results by disposing Of
the Everett-Moore holdings In the following
properties: Northern Ohio Traction,
Toledo Railways and Light, Detroit United
railway, Detroit and Toledo Shore Line
and possibly the London Street Railway
Company.
J; r. Mutt, Secretary and Treasurer of
the Savings and Trust Company, which has
the option on the Everett-Moore holdings
In the Northern Ohio Traction Company,
says that the organization OF the syndicate
10 buy this property will be accomplished
next week. President Horace L. An
drews of the Cleveland Electric Railway
is to be the manager Of the syndicate. The
deal will involve about 81 600 600. about
10000 OF which will 60 to pay Of loans for
which Northern Ohio stock Is pledged as
collateral, and $780, 900 will remain with
the syndicate to go into the escrow fund.
Messrs. Henry A. Everett and Z. W. Moore
have been In New York this week endeavor-
ing TO close the sale OF their holdings in the
Toledo Railways and Light Company.
Albion Z. Lang. President Of the Toledo
Railways and Light and receiver Of the
Lake Shore Electric. was with them. The
option on the stock held by j. 4 w. Selig-
man Co, New York bankers, was ex-
tended fourteen days. The original propo-
sition for the sale Of this property Is on a
basis OF 80 cents for the stock, the syndi-
cate TO receive 20 cents In cash and 10 cents
In preferred stock OF a new company to
be organized 10 take over the property.
This proposition was modified later by
an offer TO take the property and pay rs
cents cash and 5 per cent In preferred
stock. In lieu of both these propositions
further proposition has been made to
pay 20 2-3 cents in cash and no preferred
stock. 1t is believed that the last propo-
sition is the one that will be agreed upon.
The sun., 1902-04-27
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The sun., 1902-04-27
Mo, ements Of Naval Vessels.

WAsHisGTos, April 20 The gunboat
Vixen has arrived at Havana, the tender
Potomac at Ran Juan and the gunboat
Wilmington at Shanghai The collier
Brutus has sailed from San Juan Tor Mon
teyideo and the gunboat Gloucester from
Annapolis Tor the Chesapeake Bay tnal
course
Rear Admiral Rlgers oables from the
Asiatic squadr that the guubpai Pnnru
tyn ls al Iambrangu, the principal Plft
M,rDs are re- tng American 'runps aud
tho gunl'oais Pc ataqla and frpho at
aatl aiogan
The sun., 1902-04-27
FOreign Guns Taken Abroad May He Re-
turned Free Of Duty.

0. l.. Spaulding, Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, has written to the Collector
OF Customs at Chicago in reply TO an inquiry
made by r. W. Cox, Of that city, through
the Collector Mr.. Cox wanted to know,
az he was about to depart for tour In
Europe, whether a gun Of foreign manu-
facture which he is TO take abroad with
him could be returned free Of duty.
Assistant Secretary Spaulding says: .In
reply, have to state that under the prin-
ciple contained in the unappealed decision
Of the Board Of United States General
Appraisers Of March 90 1902 (T D. 2363l:
@. A. 5000. the Department is Of opinion.
that guns may be properly classified az
personal effects under paragraph 097,
Act OF July "a, 1897, and the inquiry Of the
applicant, is, therefore, answered in the
affirmative
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CHRIsrItN ~ RIiL FOR iIEN
His Chinese friends place u iiibir IN IIis
Hands.

DAVID Yuen. the Chinese laundrymsn,
who died at 2Sl Reid avenue, Brooklyn,
on Friday and who belonged 10 the fIiends
Chimes Mission, will H. buried to-day
HE Chimes friends lat night dressed the
body Ia an Oriental costume aud placrd IN
HE hands the Biblc be- received as "a thusi-
mas present from his teacher In the mis-
sion
~. funeral services Nill H. conducted
in tho mlsslon % Munf0 street bY "a"
q nens Avenue biptift ,lairch lhs
blrial vtll h. ln thr Times" 'rm"tory ln
kaHl New iurk