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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
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We know of no way IN which we can
be of more service To our readers than
to tell them of something that will be
of real good TO them. For this reason
we want to acquaint them with what
we consider one of the very best reme-
dies on the market for coughs colds and
that alarming complaint, Group. We
refer TO Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
We haye used IL with such good results
in our family so long thatit has become
"A household necessity. by its prompt
time and again prevented Group. The
testimony Is given upon our own ex-
perience, and we suggest that our read
ers, especially those who have small
children, always keep il in their homes
as n safeguard against croup.-Camuen
IS. c., Messenger. For sale by Grant
Holden.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
CTArK ~ MICIIIGAN

The Circuit Court for the County Of ST. Clair
In Chanccry.
EZRA LUDDISoroN, Complainant,
".
LTNA LUnnfNGTON, Defendant
suit pending boo the Circuit Court Tor the
County of 81 Clair Ia Chauccry. no the Clty Of
Port Huron. in said County, on thc 18th day Of
january a. -. 1902.
In this cause 10 appearing that defendant Lena
l.uddiugton IN not a resident ~ this state bat "a
resident ui the state % Kansas, therefore. on
motion Of Drake a. Raplvy compltinaui's solicit
tors. 10 j. ordered, that defendant cutter her ap-
uraranrr iu said cause on or before four months
from the date uf this order. and that within
twenty days the complainant cause this order
Co be- published in The Yale Exposition, said pub
llcltiOu 90 Doe continued once in each week for
SIX weeks in succession. y. T.. THOMAS.
DRAKE s EAFlEi. Circuit Judge.
Complainant, solicitors, Yale, Mich. al-1
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
WAN

Reliable man for Manager of a
Branch Office we wish TO open in this
vicinity. Here is a good opening for
right man. Kindly give good refer
ence when writing.
THE A. T. MORRIS WHOLESALE HOUSE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Illustrated catalogue cts, in stamps.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21

eruptions, eczema, old sores,
itching, dandruf, scaIds,
burns, quick relief in Piles:
Clean and cooling. Vegetable
antiseptic. so cts. Guaranteed.
II your druggist does not keep u, address
sACfNR COMPANY, COLUMBUS. o.
Ter sac c.
]. W. staley & 90. and Mathews & Wight,
YALE. 5EIS1r-
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
Reduced Rates to the West.

Commencing March lst and daily
thereafter, until April 30th, 1902, the
Wisconsin Central ny. will sell Settlers
tickets from Chicago 10 points In Mon
tana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and
British Columbia, at greatly reduced
rates. For detailed information in.
quire Of nearest Ticket Agent, or adj.
dress III. w. SteinhoH, ID. r. A., Sag
NAV (W. 81 Mich; or Jas. e. Pond
Genn Passenger Agent, Milwaukee,
Wis. 38-tf.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
Farm For Sale Cheap.

Consisting OF 100 acres, good build
ings, two orchards, plenty of well water,
100 acres under cultivation, 20 acres
good timber. Located II miles east
and ] mile south of Avoca. For sale
on easy terms To suit purchaser. For
particulars call on or write 20 +. g..
Brinkman, Ayoca.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
Millions Put 10 Work.

The wonderful activity of the new
century Is shown by an enormous de.
mand for the worlds best wor kers--Dr.
Kings New Life pills. For constipa.
ton, sick headache, biliousness, or any
trouble of stomach, liver or kidneys
they're unriyaled. Only 25c at Grant
Holden's drug store.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
TO CURE colo I'M ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the money
II IL fails 10 cure. +. w. Groves sigma
ture Is on each box. 25c. Grant Hol.
den.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21

Michigan County St. Clair
himself
and do believe said statement to be
President.
subscribed to before County,
this 23d day Of January, y. ID. 1902. ENsLEY Brown,
Notary Public, st. County,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
GREEN VALLEY CAMP. NO. 1894,
A W or A

Meets tho FIRST "Wednesday evening In each
month ut 80. ln hall over II. T., Heard's store.
4 cordial invitation extended 90 an members TO
visit the camp. r. A. Griswuld. Con.
". 4. Williams. Banker. Chas. Andrcac, Clerk.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
PERE MARQUETTE

=Te--. ara. 1oo1.
TRAINS LEAVE YALE As FOLLOWS;
For Port Huron and north and south a;i7 A. 81.
i.Os aud o. y. 81.
For Saginaw and Bay CITY
g,43 a. 81; 2:27 and 1:i5 T. N.
For Grand Rapids aud Detroit via saginaw
g:GgA. NJ. aud 2.25 4. 81
For Manlstee, Ludlngtcn and Northwest
g;i3 A. NJ,
IA GRISWOLD H. r. MOELLER,
Agent. General Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
T0BOGG.AN SLIDE
AT RESERVOIR
Contract Signed for Erection of One
BetweenC Captain Pizzini and
Mrs;J.TTH. Livingston.

! BY the signing of a. contract in this
city yesterday between Captain Andrew
Pizzini and sMr.eJ. H. Livingston, general
manager of sthe Norfolk Amusement
Company a toboggan slide at Reservoir
Park is assured. Work will be begun
by. the list Of February and By. May list
the toboggan, will be In operation, and
the thousands who 90 every day to the
popular park will find another amuse-
'ment: with which to while away the hot
hours of a summer afternoon and even
ing. sec
The toboggan slide is to be thoroughly
up-to-date. and the contract price for its
erection ets-s32, 500 Just as oen--assStae
humber necessary for dts erection can be
gotten In pace work will begin and be
rushed to completion. The building Will
adjoin the swimming pool, which was so
popular last summer. and will add 10 the
popuia rityyof the park.
/, The ground space required is I5x1Go
feet, sand. the heigl.~#of the structure is
;35 feet. The track winds around and goes
UP and down, after the manner OF
switch back railway Passengers get on
the car on the grosnd-level, anu are
pulled UP the nrst incline. Then the slide
begins.
Mr.. Livingston, who has the contract
for the erection of the toboggan slioe.
has already put three of those tobog-
gans into operation in the. neignborhood
of Norfolk, one being at Buckroe and one
at Virginia Beach. One is also in course
OF construction at Battery Park, Ports
mouth These are owned by joint stoc.l
companies but the one to be ereceed here
will be owned entirely by Captain Piz-
zfni. twill no doubt add largely to the
travel on the trolley lines OF The city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
DYNAMITE CAP
CUTS UP CAPERS
1t Exploited in Mr. Tanners Vest
Pocket and a Dollar Bill
Was Burned.

It is an unusual thing to have dyna-
mite. explode in ones vest pocket, but
that was the experience of Mr.. W. r.
Tanner, Of this city, YESTERDAY morning
Mr.. Tanner is one OF the men employed
in layins a side track along the canal
for the James River Division of the
Chesa apeake Eand Ohio road. The track
ia being laid on the right Of the main
track and extends nearly to Hollywood.
To get "a bed for the rails, good deal
of blasting has been done. Mr.. Tanner
Is one OF the n,anipulators Of the dyna--
mite.
About a. month ago he put small dy-
Mantle. cap in the upper pocket of his
vest. He left it there, and, pecomlrs az
Gus toned to it. forgot it.. festeroas
morning. he wanted a match. He tnousne
there was one ina certain pocket OF ms
vest. Unfortunately that was the pockee ,st
that contained thes small cartridge. {
nII,ed at the match. The cartridge Went
q with a bang. He is sorry now thae
10 wanted that match. He lost the ups
~ two or three of his fingers k'y 1t ana
dollar bill as well. to say nothing ul
coming into possession OF a doctor $ ottl'
also. -. ~ HE
Inst as he took the match out OF. ms
rockets the cap exploded. The ups ot
az trurnt and forefinger were s. oao.s
h,,rt and the fire from the cartridse So
ssa+o.sa e., dollar bill also in, the vest
- a.1at Mr. Tanner went to the ONCE
ofED Hugh M Taylor and MAO lAts "
iuries to his hand 5trea tea:s5z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
STATISTICS THAT
ARE INTEREST ING
Census Figures Concerning Rich
mond and Other Virginia
Cities.
CRy Associated Prexs )


WASHINGTON. Jan. .3.-The Census
Bureau to-day issued a preliminary re-
port on the manufacturing industries of
Virginia and the cities of Norfolk. Pc
tersburg, Richmond and Roanoke in that
State 1t shows for the State a, total of
S245 manufacturing esta blishments in
1900, ans increase Of over 80 per cent. dur
ing the decade. The total capital was
sos, ,512, 1855, an increase of 63 per cent: |;
total wages, s22,396, ,06G Increase Il per cent
The miscellaneous expenses were s12, ,25S,:-
244, an increase of 65 per cent; cost OF
materials used. s74,762,749, an increase Of
a per cent; value Of all manufacturing
products, including custom work and IT
pairing, S132.735, $50; increase, so per cent. (.
For the cities separately report.1 the
principal figures are: Norfolk. 4445 estab-
lishments:' capital, s6,425,oa9; incrs,.e Sc
per cent; value of products, 50, 397 1855; IN
crease, 81 per cent.
The average number of wage-earners,
1884; totalswages, s1571 ,2as: miscellaneous
expenses, s701597; cost of materials
used, s5.2s3, 975.Z sssz.;
Petersburg: 225 establishments; capital,
$3.50, 1857; wa ge-earners, 4,7s0, drawing a
total of s1.043, 500 wages: nliscel llaneous
expenses, s65S,6S9; cost of materials used,
5S3,747, ,656: value OF products. s6.464,464.
The value of products decreased. almost
10 per cent; the number Of establishments
decreased II per cent, and the capltaI
increased over per cent.
Richmond Esta blishments. 1853: capital,
s20s4s,620: wage-earners, 16, 6,6s2; total
w,ages, IS, 1869; srniscellaneons expenses,
s6.15s, ,3o1, cost Sof mater1als Is used; s13,16l.-
6e7. and value of products, s2S. SOC. .616. The
number Of estahli ishnae entsz decreased 70
ner cent: capital incT cTeased "a per- cent,
and value Of products Increased "a spsr
dent.
Roanoke Establ shmen 120 ;HH CAPT s II;
- O57.754 wage 2,6SS total Wsgt;,
Ss1.17s. 54s;s nisceIIan neous expenses; S122-
s145 cost Of materials used, s., ,750,926::
1.a-A.c- 8 zoo 81 2, -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
RICHMOND. VA. sATURDAY. JANUARY 1902 -.
Coming at rate Of hundred miles an hour
- ) .:sTUART ROBSON.

- . -
Coming at rate Of hundred miles an hour
- st. STUART ROBSON.
From Danvil1n another message was re-
ceiyed as follows: s 9. ss g.
Danville, Va 7:so P. NJ. s.
.'1f will patiently wait will surely play
Richmond date. Despite eccentric up
heaval OF fate Henrietta claims woman .
right to heSlate.s
STUART ROBSON"
Mr.. Robson's muse inspired him again
and he fred another message from the
same point. 1T ran. thus:
~ l. Danvilie, Va 1:6o p. NJ
Behind rushing engine With spectal
snew infused they're coming. and their
tardiness. they hope, will be excused
robson and his merry lambs in Bron-
som Howard 81 play
VIII. soon unfold their many grips II you
will kindly. stay.
.'sTuART ROBSON"
SBertie, the lamb, was a trifle; over
sanguine, however, and he lost this opE
portunity II Of greeting his Richmond
friends and looking a healthy box-ofice
statement In the face. The house was
sold out, and the audience would have
been one of the most brilliant of the sea-
son. All of the scenery had been shipped
ahead and was in place on the Academy
stage. Stuart Robson Is q great fayorite
In Richmond, and the disappointment at
his non-arriyel Was very keen.
The train reached the city at 10:S
o'clock and Mr.. Robson.s car was placed
on a side-track on the Southern yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04


French minister to Peru, and married
again. His widow is now living at Pisa
The suicide was the elder Baron Boil
leaus youngest son by his first marriage:
The deceased. had two brothers IN Amer
lea The eldest Baron Benton Boil leau
resided at New Orleans. The suicide*was
wealthy but lately he had spent large
sums in en6eavoring to get the Iceland
Parliament to. permit English vessels 70
fish within the three-mile limit With
this end in view he was getting ups a
wealthy English syndicate aIe1 recently
sent to America for e1,o0o, but only re-
ceived s20o, and appeared despondent at
the delay of the Icelanders in coming to
an agreement. Baron 3 8oiileaus had many
wealthy friends in London who would
have willingly advanced him any sum
of money needed. Among these ts y The
executor of his mothers wilI vi iio! lives
in one. Of the largest mansions IN Park r
Lane. Baron Boilleau, however. kept his
troubles to himself, and when found
dead in the railroad carriage he had only.
one penny in his: rocket lis estate 2 IN
Iceland and interests in America; which which
are intact, are valuable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
B0ILLEAU
KILLED HIMSELF If
This the Verdict Brought in by a
Coroner''s Jury-LNed il.
iceland.
lRr AssocIated Press. \

LONDON, Jan. "a verdict Of suicide
during temporary insanity was returned,
by a coroner's jury this morning n me
case of Baron Charles Gauldre Bollleau.
who was found shot In a railroad Garage
at Leubrough Junction sunday, Richard
Herne, a lawyer. testified that the ae-
ceased was a French baron and me son
Of a. former French consul general In
canada. The deceased man 81 father, the
witness added. married a. daughter Of
senator Benton. OF. the United States.
The 4,e Baron had been depressed on ACCOUNT
Of business matters Ae = lived in Lee
land where he naa Z. -,
Arsts secretary of the French legation9 at
Wa q shineton.. he was appointed BY Eln--
n.ror. n,, Napoleon III, and held the. addl-
ton tional once Of Canadian consul. general.
while in WASHING e aarred be
coming bsother!in-law Of General Free
naaat Tho Is eldar Rnill 80. = 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
A FRESH HOPE
FOR E. A. MARYE
The Bullet Extracted and the Patient
Determined and Cheery-A
Germsn Postponed.
Especial Dispatch to The Iimes.)


NEWPORT. NEWS, VA, jan. 3.-The
condition of City Engineer E. A. Marye,
shot Monday afternoon by C.. Aylett
Ashby, continues practically unchanged.
There have as yet been no unfavorable
developments and every hour, it is
thought, adds to the wounded mans
chances for recovery. The bullet was
removed from the back this morning by
a simple and conlpa ratively unimportant
operation,
Tonight he is apparently suffering no
I'll effects from the operation this morn
ing removing the bullet. He was more
restless to-day than he has been since
the shooting and also suffered some from
soreness, but these conditions were an
ticipated and give no uneasiness. He is
now reported doing nicely and unfav-
orable symptoms have not developed.
Every hour brings additional encourage
ment to the hope, scarcely yet expressed
that he will recover.
The patient is determined and CHEEKY.
After the operation he was shown the
hulIet with which he was shot. It was
smooth and round, and as the wounded
man looked at it he said with grim
humor: That's just like Ashby. to shoot
peas at me-
ne Ne" ear german OF INe= senior
Club to have been held tonight has been
Indefinitely postponed on account of Mr..
Mayre's condition. While he does not
belong to the organization, nearly all of
the members are his warm personal
friends.
Mr.. Robert Mayre. brother of the suf-
ferer. is with him tonight.
Mr.. hlarye Worse.
Cry Associated Press)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Jan. City
Engineer e. a. Marye. shot Monday by
=. Aylett -Ashby, is worse. At o'clock
this morning Mr.. W. R Aylett. in charge
OF the case, gave out the following bul.
letin:
There has been no improvementin tht
past twelve hours. The patient is suf
fering great pain and is very restless
temperature nearly lo3; highest previous
temperature, 402; average temperature
since the shooting, 1o1.''
MIR. rarye Better.
Mr.. C. Lee Moore yesterday received
the following telegram from Colonel Nor
ton Marye who is at Newport News witt
his son. Edward Marye:
"Ned's condition very satisfactory"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

awakened by an awful crash on the port
side. we'll forward Second Officer Luke
was on the watch at the time The hous-
irE, especially in the vicinity Of my cabin,
Vas badly shattered, the main force OF
the collision striking her 3ust forward
OF my state-rpor1. My bunk was struck
and thrown across the room on my taole.
After the crash The vessel, which. tnlnK,
was a French bark. judging from INC .,
language used by her sailors, reoounoeo
and CROPPED alongside. I called to her 70
stand by. She drfted away and was lost
TO view. could not tell how badly she
was injured, but do not imagine she
was severely hurt, as she struck US hoy'-
on, and then her forward rigging might
have been broken. 1t is not likely sher le
::uil suffered materially.
PASSENGERS AROUSED.
Those Of the passengers who had moi
been awakened by the crash were aroused
at once. The vessel began to MI imne-
diately and she sank in 30 minutes There
was no confusion on board. Ihe o11cers
and crew kept the passengers from De
coming panic-stricke,l. The crewfwas I'M
n2ediately ordered to man the life boats
and RATS and an effort was made to save
the baggage. This was given up, now.
ever. the vessel filing at such an alarm
ing rate that no thought was given hut
for the safety of the passengers. 1 gave
orders to have the port boilers blow
out. it being necessary to give the vessel
list to keep the gaping hole In the side
from the water In few, moments all
the life-boats and RATS We're out with
the exception Of two. which were smashed
cne of these boats contained nine or ten
passengers. All were thrown into the WA
ter, but managed to board a life raft
which had been launched a few minutes
previously. The second boat was smashed
by striking a heavy object in the water
but all the passengers were rescued by
another life raft. We had about sixty
five first and second-class passengers on
board
WEATHER THICK.
I'VE had no knowledge Of the ap-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
BIG AUDIENCE, U
But NO ACTORS
Stuart Robson and His Company,
DELAYED by Freight Wreck,
Never Appeared.
Never Appeared.
..There,Il ssbe no J. show this

5s'There'll sbe- no show this evening,
there,ll be no show: tonight was
whistled and -hummed by hundreds ,of
people last nlght..awt a multitude OF
amusement seekers swended their way to
the Academy. and hen disconsolately
and disappointedly " strolled hacked or
trplleyed to- their homes. - s.:
Stuart s Roeoson and s. The Henrietta.
failed to appear.o on account. Of a freight
wreck just stsaheads of them on the South
5ern Railroad in North Carolina While
the Jolly comedian could netsget here in
1plroprias persona th hoIgh hts were in
Richmond, for. he I. sauandered several
dollars Il: telegraph tolls The first mes
sage rcceiYed Awas dated 6:e8S T. NJ and
was from sGreenshorossa and ran :: ::
slaThomas sGssEeath Manage SAcad demy.s:
hiehnond a. 8 @ ~
:tHold the marke atsall hazard s.sfH Hen.
sriatta.. no wrenked: on1y eight train.
SRertie, ami, eornsred.. asks. Tor
49,. ndulgant7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
WILL DISCUSS NATURE STUDY
Professor Cline to Lecture Before Richmond
Education Associations.

Prof. Linus w. Kline, of the State Fee
male Normal School at Farmyille, will de-
liver lecture before the Richmond Edu-
cation Association next Monday night on
nature study This will be the first of a
series of lectures TO be given during the
winter on this important subject. The
association will meet in the. old All
Saints Church at $50 o'clock. and 1t is
desired and expected that the members
will attend in large numbers.
This association, which is doing so much
to deepen interest in educational matters.
is fortunate in having Prof. Kline to open
the discussion of subject that is of wtds
interest and vast importance. He is a
scholar and teacher Of fine reputation and
is q PHI. D. OF Clarke University. Werces-
ter. where he made child study a spec
ialty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

This and Interstate Traffic Will be
Subjects Discussed.
TO HOLD / N2YEsTlGAT.lso S
fBr Associated Press }

+ CHICAGO, ILL, an: 3.-Ihe Record
Herald tomorrow will say:
rne interstate Commerce Commission
Will begin series OF three lnVesugatlohS
In Chicago next Iuesuay, which are salo
10 have tor their purpose the satnerlhs
OF oata for a specaai message Dy tesi- '
dent roosevelt TO Congress.
1t is SAID that in TINS special message
President Roosevelt Will deal Wlth thsee
subject as zfollows:
Hallway com Dinations
2-The interstate Commerce Commits
sion. ~
Legislation governing interstate traf-
fic.
Originally it was the purpose OF the
President to cover those subjects tully III
his annual message to Congress, out
owing to the inability of the lnterstate ,.e
Commerce S7 Commission to get all the
facts necessary, these subjects were
touched upon but briefly and were left to
be handled in a supplementary message.
The investigation which, will be made,
: ~. r.i7irf will supplement those already
made, are: 55z-s.sr5s u.
l.aysat .Chicaso-The transporta-
packing-housel products ana DRESS
ed beef.
....dnesdav at Chicago-The Burling-
i,,r. \ orthern Pacific Great Northern COM
bination.
grain products to eastern and seaboard
points
). FRIDAY at Chicago-Pac cking-house
products and dressed beef.
DODGINGE ESUBPOENAS.
+ United States Marshal lse<snaesa aepuLs.
was busy to-day serving and trying TO
serve suppoenas on representatives OF
packing-louse interests. He had six
summonses and succeeding in serving two
Several of the men sought are SAID 10
have escaped service by leaving the city
hurriedly, one of them missing the deputy
by only few seconds.
While the packing house men are ap-
parently stunning the investigation the
railroad men are not seeking to avoid 1t.
MANY of. them believe that anything is
better than 4.the present conditions, and
that with stable rates would come lower
rates. to, the great benefit OF the entlre
country. a.. Iii
road men. but in their stead letters were
received from the commission requestihs
their attendance at the investigation.
). II. is doubtful If the Investigation iato
the Burlington deal can proceed Weones-
day; as -Fresdent-Harris, of the Burilng-
ton, and Darius Miller, vice-presldent., I.
will. not be in the city. They have asked
the commission to postpone the date. and
unless the st. Paul people interested can
get here, a postponement MAY es'tS Eecoitie
necessary.
It is also the purpose of the commits
s,on to.inouire into the purchase OF the
Southern Pacific by the Union Paciilc'
ana into all that has transrired within
the last year as tending to show the
| -orlSings of the conmunitf OF interests
! idea.
Railroad men have been given to un-
derstand that the Investigation into
rate matters is not for the purpose Oh
| nficting punishment upon any one, hut
simply in the line of investigation Tor
facts and data. This is understood as
confirming the purnose of the President
to send a special message to Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
DIED REAR 4 D lhyfffF;seaAlsE
Captain Richard P. Leary Never Kuewsof His
Promotion.
Z (By Associated Press. }

BOSTON, MASS, fan. information
from Washington SHOWS that Captain
Richard P. .Leary. United States Navy:
who died at Chelsea recently, died a
Rear-Adnliral withouts being conscious Of
the fact, a promotion which he had
looked for and which is said to.shave
been the one thing which troubled him
in his last. moments. The appointment
was made the day before he died, but it
was only when his brother-in-law, DR.:
Fairfax Irwin, returned from his fun
eral at Annapolis to Chelsea that the;
appointment was found.