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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18
Order OF Publlca,lan

STATE UF MISSOURI.
tlnunty af ~ EauVps.
10 the GluNit court November isrtn ts9
state 81 Missouri at the relation Rnd tu Ihr
psg 90 FRANK Richutla IN, C1ilrrlnt ~
ErYgnnp uf =. FRANCOIS county pIaluiin.
kB
riOmas Wond, ana unknown heiC of
Thomas WUud, Thomas ~irfilN uisFl VA
knuwn h1irsDi Thomas AiIentis. dgfrudts.
Nnsf "a ghia uAg comes size piaintln
hapln. uy her attorneys, rlqkin u swiht
ana Mes her l~tiuln aud auida:il a'ie&
tag, among ether THINGS. that nFlupddHia.
4hOnHE Wood, nnd urAupWn hNlf- ui
Thomas Nu0u THOMAS Hiiwucn, nnN uu.
knBWn heirs ~ ThuWas silWnr0 afp EUi f1'sI
dents II 5hr slate Us Missouri Whengtyn.
u 81 Ordered ~ ~ ciFtk in vhcativu, tiNl
said dsleHaaufs b. notified hy publication
that piatniiu has u1unifurcd a suit against
thfn IN tHis Nuuri tliu object anG H-HrlG
ul tGigE taxes due ttle county OF 81. Francois
and state ul Missouri fpr thr yrJFs $50, lrf,
l~0. lNn And 1911. amounting in aN % - 90,
un the fdlluSsina dusrriiiri uaInuurnl ana
iurieigUti lands, tn wit Tie wesi hait ~
the northeast quurltr ~ section thirty
two, township thirty eight muEU fuhf In
50. Francois anunsy, y lsslHfi, containing
eighty acres, ahu that unless i'e said
Thomas wuoH. Thomas silence. ANA un-
known heirs OF rhomna +ilcuc6. o. ana az
pear az this Court. 90 the next term
ti1trgsf 20 TO begun ard holden nj TIE
Cuurg House Ia tpu ti1y ~ Pennington, 10
said county. on the teEth AHF NJ November
next, Oh or hetAfu tan lf5t day Ut said trrW
u ihe term ehall ~ long cuaflnGr-and O.
not, the un nT before tbs iHff day ~ sgih
terni-- answer or picad o. thr prttiQn lB
said cause, tins same Wall 1r takcn as con.
ieas@si, ana judgment win bg rendered. &C
SDruingly.
And Il Is further afdnrnfs that a copy
iergai ~ published. aeras.iies - ln0 iu
thr fafminffton Times and Herald, nr,rs
paFrr published tn aid county Of ~. faHs
cula. Tor feat Wesks sHrcaHa lively guul4sAa3
at lsaEt once q work. the issi Insertion tu
~ 1t iuAsf fifteen days before tilu anal aag
Of said next Noyembef twfiA uf ihis fuaEs
J. e. WILLIAMS,
Uifcuit lioTb
q true copy fEom the Eeeurti,
witness ms hand, ANA seal oi thc circuit
- court oi st. Francois county
{skAL Tits tie ud DAY Of september,
( ~ , fsfg.
J. e.. WILLIAMS.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18


The Democratic editors OF the State
met in 81. Louis last Moaday aud ef-
ieeted an organization for campaign
work. James r. Bradshaw of Chilli
oOthe was elected president, X. III.
White of kiexsco recording secretary,
and ]. l.. Page Of Bonae Tere cores
ponding secretary. A vice-president
from each Congressional dislriO, was
elected, and that honor isll to 4. l..
Puroeil OF Frederiektswn Dor the Th!r-
ieeaih district. The officers and vice
presidents viii constitute lhe executive
committee Of tho association. La the
evening the editors were entertained
by the Jefferson Club. In whose ele-
gana quarters q banquet was spread.
Throughout The aaeaslng and as the
banquet the greatest Of enthusiasm and
harmony prsvailed. There we're abaat
1870 editors present..
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

nrder Id pnhIlcalIon

STATE OF Mi-suN $50. g..
Coluty Hi st, fraug1is.
100 tls rlwtdg court. Sorruuar FORM i.e
Slate ll Mist9ari. ai tp- relation aad t0 Ito
uw' ut frlua NlthHuiHnn, tuiirrtFf ul lhJ
hrvsnurni "t. Fitn'Hiia county. p.ainth
r. 4 BncEiaaa aqf aaEnaup ngi-sofr. a.
nacgiHrd Defendants
saw at this dnt -lmga fun riliutif
hcftin, ~ hrF attnrpUf3, l1riit 4 7NIfH .
ing. auuns eibrr ,inu.c4 tnul U fsbfuui-
~ A, lurnlADl Auu uHtnpNu ArifF uf n N
husband lfr mar residents 90 tIe state uI
Missauri WhtpuraH. ID o. nfdrI nl lp ruo
Uefii1I 10y VArifItiUH ihat VlatUliT tW
vonrsepres 4uit awstust uiaW o. thiE
cppif. tbe 'urr- ans zenrlW nataru at
which o. ca eufnp-e iho collection Ut back
taxes due fbo U1unty ~ 81 Frbrcfds and
STATE pi Mss luf tor ihe years nf is]i. i4as.
iaaw. ifD hnn NHi. amounting % tlg ~. uu
the illlnNiuE dr4rr'hst delinquent aUH Tor
ieltcd lands, Co. wlt southwest tsu qt
section nine, township thirty eight uHEo
six. in so. FHurfi- county. containing
nlnrty acres. Hhd fftt usless fhr said .. s..
Huclund, upl unsnrW uu'rs ui n 8 uurs
laHd. D. unh appear m tfiH Court, ut tIc
next torn fhsfrdf o. D. aeEaa aui holden
at ere toutt House iu th0 IltT af tArUuie
ton Coz Faia NnluiF, uu tls trrtn lHy uf
November npEi nnl en- gl 1riugH tHg alsi
ia} at said term III lne t.fu sh4l, go oGr
r1uiWar=-and % mot iilHr uE rr utlro fU7
last d4f 90 SAID frtul--ausWrt OF tlHll 60
thu Position "a aait caHsF. lhr SAME ~ ~ 49,
tateH O. cuntegsHG. aut tudgrHHrt wiil ~
rendered Accordingly
ANA it = futlHeF aalrfnI. mae Il eapy
herr0t hg p4hiHhed in iIs Pennington
l4osea ana teHld. newspaper Published
in sMld County nI 81. fHU,U.I too fnuf
weHza surrHs=iFgiF, published ut beast
once "a week, Goa lasl Insertion 60 - NJ
least ustreH d4tn hff0ry tAc uIat Gny nj
zaih urxf November torn g. tsss isuurt
7. e., WILLIAMS.
Clrcui Clerk
true tHYF from ihr record.
NtlngH= mY hnnu. lHt rpHi NJ THE Circuit
49, Court uI ST. Frlurgis t4IAfy,
lsLtL uj1 the 7Rd day of september,
{ 49, iat3
y 49, NIIIIAMr4
lIrrut ilsf.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18
Order OF Publication

81 AEE of 8tt =sfft+ III
Nuanp uf st. Francois,
III tAe Probate Court fot Ghr county 81 sc.
tfaucHls, Juig term, e1l
ELtA .. ENEHsaN. AimiphtmtrixJ
5. g ENEHs0A, ugesazpi.
ELLA ., EaEgsOS. AinHnlstuirt pt
r =. q Euarsbn. GegeaHtd, presents fD
iiiH NnaFi Aef petition, Ptaylng f4r an uF.
der fdF t8a sale ut 80 nueh 20 thp Root By
fato % said HnreaHea uH ~ill pgB hud sat
lsfv tin famalntp4 deisis iHs ~ aaid estate
auil SCI MnpflH for vast ~ shHclgaf BIS
st'iH, accompanied ~ lite Aeruunis FISTS
aBa tnFeHtQFieg required ID taW 10 sueU
rasr. un examination whereof 81 + uH-
NEAktt, fhat ali rtrsuHt Interested ia She
Esiafs ~ aatI HcNeasnii o. huflMet ffHI
Application nH Aforesaid mas beHn uialH .
and MHt@sa the contrary t1e Shown uH at hr
fsra the afM uAy al tie HeEt term aftHfs
Court 81 ~ hvfi nn tiia srsHA MAntiNg
tn feiuiinf nesl "a uFdof wlii l8e nladg fyt
tta s4le vt ihg whole uF st iHncii al tar kgHi
ESTATE % hAA 6fksFfsss3t ms fllt isH MllASieai
lgr fhe payment 81 said aeIts and Is q
EJNfMEE u&EKHn. that sHta h1tlcH h.
pAiilNaea IN Tire tARMNGruS ITsEs ASH
HagAi.e. q newsYapef published iH thl
uugngs aad stale, fur inuresHrka hafJre The
NEXT feFgn ~ tisia rauFT
"A ATE % Ml4sut 81. 80
t'01ntY 81 At kraHeNss. i. J@ra Il Cos.
4qHa, aadke ~ fhe i'Foiate Nauf1 heia To-
ana iqF faid s9aHgg, haYeie eFifiif tAat
prisluai 0nief - Publication t.lefeiB ss
tetFssl e, az tlae same ialilsaAfs II fweuta ~
WiTSEss az hand and seaI u saHd
-s~~ Ca8ft, Ei8ae % afsra IA FBrsa
SAL .a1ton gus issh siay 9niy a o.,
lERE s gussUM
Judge 81 FFlsttta
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18
Il Year, 4 nYsnrnlir.

r. II. Foster, 3is s. ri ST., Salt Lake
City, writes. az have been bothered
with dyspepsia or indigestion for ~
years. tried many doctors without fe-
lief; | got bottle of Iicfbine. one
bottle cured the, am uow tapapug uii
on the second. have recommended Il
TO my friends, il IS curing them, too. %
soc at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

The Baef Trust has about finished
up lie merging Of all the big packing
interests, to 20 ints effect on the 2Tth
Inst. The Prssdsns's little FAIRY and
Injunction proceedings didn't Tighten
them little blu. Perhaps h was nat
intended 10. else this oriniaai prpsis-
iaas of the Sherman antitrust Law
would have been iasaked.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

Mayor Tom johnson Of Cleveland
hes talked hin,sslf TO q whisper Ia bis
ohio sanapaign aud aas had to ge
home to hare bis vocal cords treated
but he 10 man of wonderful resources
and the Beckeyo Republicans havea't
beard the last Of hIrn---even bis whls-
peTs will carry long way.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

The St. Louis boodleFs find them
selves up against u iasa and hard and
several Of them wart 10 ''turn States
evidence" to try TO save themselves;
bat City Attorney Folk has given them
to understand thai he il not short on
evidence.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

Former Governor Boies Of Iowa has
been nominated for Congress by the
Democrats against Speaker HIender-
son, aud they claim that they win de-
feat the cEaF of tho House with him.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

Next week we will begin 10 print
The TTAEs AND HERALD all at home.
With n guaranteed circulation of 400
Ii is one Of the best advertising medi-
INNS IN Southeast Missouri.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

How does President Roosevelt ex-
poet to regulate the trusts without re-
moving tha tariff on trust producIIOns'
To destroy tho venom Of a rattlssHake
yOu must pull its faugs, or better, chop
off rs head
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

The Poplar Bluff Sentinel gratis a
short editorial from The TTaKs with
the doubtful credit "Ex.n II IL we're
worth reproducing it ought to have
been given proper credit.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18
GOV. WILLIAM ]. STONE
WILL SPEAK at FARMING
TON, SATURDAY, SEP
TEMPER 10Th, AT
| 7. NJ.
At Flat River That Night
at 7O'Clock.

EX-Goy. VIM. j. Stone, the next
United States Senator from Missouri,
will speak at Pennington on Saturday
OF this week, Sept. 20, At ! O'Clock
p. m.
lilo will also speak AT Flat River
Saturday night, Sept, go, al : O'Clock,
Don't fail to tell your friends, aud
get everybody 10 come out,
You will hear the greatest Demo.
cratic speech Of the campaign.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

STATE or DHfus CRY OF TOLEDO =
LUCAS COUNTY. -
Franz j. Cheney nsakes cath TINT be
IL the senior partner Of the firm 0f A. s.
chsuay & Co., doing business IN The
city of Toledo, county end State aloxe-
said, aud that said hrsn viii pay the
susa 1T EtME HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each aad every case Of Cafarfh that
cannot BE- eusad by the use Of HALg.'s
CATARKH cuaE.
FRANK j. CHTsNEN.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN
nay presence this 9th day of December
A. n. xtsE A. W. GrsEsA3slN,
T6eall Notary Public.
Z IfAfi,a Ca4afrh CnFe IL takef ansesm.
ally xssa4 aets directly CA the fslea6 and
usaxuus saff4ers al the agatera. Send
for tnstinspusaIH Gree.
H. II. CHIMNEY /. CO.. Tolelo. q.
Sold BIZ druggists, 7s1.
Halls FAMILY Fills are ths bxas.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

Arkansas held its State election last
week and Gov. Davis was reelected
BY a majority Of about So, III, and e
plurality Of $1,000 over his Repubi-
can opponent.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

Remember that Hon. W. s. Cow
herd of Kansas City will speak nj the
Court House tonight wednesday,.
Everybody should hear him.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

A Ripley county baby died last week
Of cancer.
One 1T. Louis firm spent S5,;7S for
Dunklin County watermoloHs
The. Scott County Democrat says
tba, Gentry's circus took In $1,000 at
Sikeston
A $4,000 elephan, belonging to the
Gentry show was taken sick nj Jack.
son last Tuesday and died thore.
The Mccormack McMullln reunion
at Plastin on the 9th was quite a sue
cess, aud will be repeated next sep,om-
Der.
A iine vein of minera. ssGf9sel 10
be sienna has been discovered ~ Fred
eriektown by some workmcn digging
we'll.
The citlzoBs o. Maiden arc making
big preparations To entertain the Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South on the gath.
The Press announces that an expert
'Iotel LADY, will run The new Wilson
hotel ut CaruthersVil!e 1t is To have
the fines, furniture OF any hotel IN that
section.
The Ste. Geneyicyo Ness Is fcloie-
ing because 40 msny good things have
lately come 10 Ste. (;cncvieve The
latest being the the cotaplciion 1T the
Bell telephone.
The annual meeting u The NJ W.
of A. win be held az fredaIirklown
next yeag. The Fredoriektowu team
captured the ego for the best drilled
team At Cape Girardeaa.
Norval W. Welsh, An undertaken al
festus, dropped dead on thu 4th with
OUT momens's warning tie had
stroke of paralysis several months ago
and had not bacn well since.
Southeast towns seem 10 lack the
progressive spirll In educational lines.
a. Il Is annaanoed that the Rlnlergaf.
tens at FFedericktuwn aud Bnaue rerrui
viii close nniess the patronage IL bet
ter.
Another Sudden death Is also reported
from Jeffersoa eouniy. VILLAS NAl-
lace a farmer near ii.s:he slatioa was
found dead Ia bed na the ath lust
His wife vas sleeping By BIS side and
was awakened by = ai0rm, and when
abs tried TO wake her husband she
found he was dead
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

The St. Louis boodlers are realizing
that thero Is much truth In the proverb
"IIo sure your sin will find you out "
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18
Democratic Ticket.

Representative ThirtScnth District:
EDWARD koBb.
state senator Twenty sixth district
JOHN L.. BRADLEY.
COUNTY TICKET.
Representative
JOSEPH DUNkLiN,
Presiding judge County court
q. r. fUiIoCH.
Associate Judge Firsi district
JOHN A. rflioiT
Associate judge Second District.
JOHN N. WOOD.
Circuit Clsrk and Rccurder,
}, q. WILLIAMS.
county Clers
J. A. LAWRENCE.
Collector:
FRANK RICHARDSON.
Prosecuting Attorney.
u. ~. MAAluRh
Treasurer
y. J. HENtitf.
Probate judge
!. :. GOssuM.
sheriff
II. NJ. MURPHY.
Public Administrator.
CHAs. y. WtLksOS.
Coroner
nR. 4. l., EVANS.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18
Alfred Iia.ris, ana aaknawa hcirp o, AIfro,

plaintiff.
alfred Harris, and unkn1wn heirs o! alfred
b0w a. thla aay comes tua plaintiff
hfr2tB. ~ ilwr attorneys, FipEsa : eNthk
And Mlus hHr petition 0ud affidavit alteR
lag. among othef thiugA, that drfHnaunta
Alfred Harris nti;s Gsssnuwn heirs ut a.
frEii Harris arr hHH residents Ut tiia SthtU uf
MiasoNfl WhrfeuFoa. u Is ordered isY the
clerk in Yacafiau. titag said defendants b.
commenced q suit anasuFt them iu tAlz
Court. tue nhjeet aHa seHRfai nature oi
witch e e. ea1arre iha raliaetlan VI park
taxes fista the fssaliY 81 r. ffaHefgts aHa
state 81 Missouri. Tor he yeafa ct fgF, ISIS
1850. tassf n6d ttNt, amounting 81 an g. $50 &
"a tilH gqGf1Nfhs as'sciitssd Hpiinaa@Ht ana
forfeited lands 10 ~ FfaHepls county aHa
stale uf AiHsoUfl. % vii North tall ~
tiie southwest quarter 81 ssaiiun "a. tpWH
ship a. range ,. e2HtRialnN ~ acrVa alg1
titef a1seks fhH aaii Alfred Harris aH the
unkQnwH lteifs ~ alfred faFrta. b. ana 40
pear 81 fiis tpart. Of iitR Hext term there
81. 60 pe begun and holden ul tue r1Hf5
uouse ~ ttr TITS II FarmiaKtgn III said
taants, On ihe trnlh aay 81 NaYpnlls
nexF, aiAt on uf lssiogc this sfgal dag 81 sald
term, Il flie Term shall 10 ifaftr combine
and II not fitsh on uf heln4e flis last daf II
said tef1is --altsssHf 81 nisal 81 Tins petition
I'D ssid eauHe, she EaEiig viii - tasnn ~
etllfsssi'siy aiid itisisaaatit NiLl - raaiteFtd
netAnsiiBAfY.
Ana Il L further ordered. tneg d tapy
harasitl De pahlistssd. ar@ndthg 60 las, III
1tle Fartnthatan 1isnng aad iiefalt. Il Hssss
uapst published tn said Bounty If 81. tran
ftsls. lnE letf &eeka e4frsas bis. pNlai3saesl
at lgsist Unee . Rvas t#p last Insgrtian 10 sie
nj isuat flffegu iiayt tefufe tilr first Gay 10
stia next Nuyesnisef farrs Gg tits GsiaTt
j. q. MiffIAEs,
Circuit Clerk
true eapy from She reeaEi
Mitneas ms hand. aha seal aif tila uieha3t
( $500 taHHrt Of 81 FFaAr9ss auattty
hgAA this tha en- day ID september
-,s isez
&c WILLIAMS. \
kept II /, ssssg. ftFfail ssefk
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18
Order OF Publication

hTAfR on MISSOURI. -.
County Of ~. FunGats,
IN thu Circuit Court. November term. iN1
stats % Missouri ~ thc relation ana Ia
ihe usB 81 RINK Richardson, collector af
tho keSenQr ui - tfant3la County /.
piaintiHs
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

Representative Thirtocnth District:
EDWARD ROBE
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

The citizens o. Maiden arc making
big preparations 10 entertain the Cog-
terence Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South on the gath.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-18

A iine vein of mineral ssafased 10
be sienna has been discovered IN Fred.
eriektown by some workmcH digging
a we'll.
The Washington times., 1902-12-29
SHORT STORY CLUB.

At a recent meeting Of the Short Story
Club at the Riggs House. Capt Arthur
Portman presiding, the following in
tercsting program was rendered before
a large audience. The minutes OF the
preceding meeting were IN the form Ct
a story by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Metcalf. Modern
Magic" the story Of the evening. was
given by j. r. Whitaker. depicting in
fascinating manner some OF the
strides that have been made in modern
inventions and their still greater ros-
sibilitie5 in the future. DR.. Adeline f.
Portman told in a realistic way Of the
trials and hardships endured by the
pioneers Of the early Western settle
ments, Of their long and tedious Jour
neys in the prairie schooners across
the plains and the wilderness to seek
locations for homes by the large fam
ilies Of growing children. when the old
countries or the States OF the East did
not offer for them what the West did
more than sixty years ago. Mrs NJ. l..
Willis, a poem, entitled Love" Miss
". G. Bennett, a storiette. My First
Oyster" Mrs. N. l. Tanner. a poem.
vulcan and Venus" DR.. L. r. KIemn.
a storiette. The Woman Of It" The
songs contributed by the Burnside CIce
Club were enthusiastically received with
many recalls. arr, snng in a manner that
won new laurels for this soldier octet. %
Among those present were Mrs. Rosa
L. Townshend Mrs Thomas Robinson.
Mrs. r. l.. Strong, Prot. Hyland c. Kirk.
Mrs. Clara o. Bland Thomas A. Broad
us. Mrs T. Maynieke Sullman, CAPT.
and Mrs. W. ". Case. Mrs. f. Kathleen
Temple, Mrs. Charlotte Rousseau. Capt.
F. V. De Coster. Miss GertEude With
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Hubbard
Mrs. N. s. Bell, A. C. Gibbs, Rudolph
Evans. Juliet Evans, Dr. o. L. Butcher.
Bertha r. Wolfe. Lydia j. Ray. Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. NJ. Thomas Louise ". Eppes.
r. II. Brown. Mrs. A. S. Powell Mrs
F. NJ Cherry. Mrs. r. A. PeeIic. Laura
White. A. B. Weed. E. w Foster. Mrs.
L. +. Rousseau
The Washington times., 1902-12-29
SPECIAL MARK OF RESPECT
TO WILLIAM PERKINS TYLER

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.--An event who'll
ly foreign TO the gay atmosphere OF the
Waldorf-Astoria and TO the delicately
frescoed and upholstered east room
takes place there tomorrow morning.
funeral
For the first time since the big hotel
opened its doors the trapping Of mourn
ing win De allowed within its walls as
d special m<-k Of respect toward one Of
IT'S oldest and weaIthiest patrons. VIII
liam Perkins Tyler. who died there on
Saturday night after a months illness
Of Bright's disease. Mr.. Tyler was an
intimate friend OF John A. Drake. John
W. Gates, James r. Keene, and other
rich men who make the famous little
ccterie Of habitues known as the Wal
dUrr crowd"
Nr. Tyler was hfty-three years old
and several times millionaire. He was
president OF the Tyler Tube and Pipe
Company. Of Washington county. Pa,
and president Of the Tyler Rolling Mills.
A nourishlng town has grown up around
his two great plants there, which is
called Tylerdale.
The Washington times., 1902-12-29
COL. HORRISON'S FUNERAL
TAKES PLACE THURSDAY
Remains Of Former Philippine Judge
Advocate Delayed.

The body OF Lieut.. Col Jasper n. Nor
rison. acting Judge Advocate Of the
United States Army In the Philippines,
who died at the Preside last week after
an operation. will not arrive in Washing
ton until Wednesday. Tie funeral viii
take place Thursday.
It was thought that the remains would
arrive in this city last night. and ar
rangemelts were made for. the funeral at
Fort Myer this morning. tu, information
was received at the War Department that
they we're not shipped from San Francis
co until the night Of December g
Mrs. Morrison. the widow. and his son.
Donald. Of the Naval Academy at Annap-
oils. are in Washington. awaiting the ar
rival Of the body. The funeral will be
under the direction Of General Davis,
Judge Advocate General uf the Army.
The pallbearers viii be Gems George B.
Davis. F. c. Ainsworth g. n. Lieber.
Senator COclrell OF Missouri. Representa-
tive Edward Robb OF Missouri. and L. w.
Call.
The Washington times., 1902-12-29
HOUSE PARTY At CLARK'S
BIRTHDAY GIFT HOME
Stepson of Bishop Potter Entertains at
"Iroquois Farm"

COOPERSTOWN. n. Y. Dec. 29-Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Ambrose Clark Of
New York, with nearly twenty OF their
young friends. are In town for week
of winter sports and jollity.
Ia the party are Mr. Clark's younger
brother. Stephen Carlton, Of Yale Uni
yersity. and hts elder brother. Lieut..
Robert Sterling. OF Washington. whose
reception and ball at the New Willard
on the evening Of December p attracted
he attention Of society at the National
Capital Nearly ali here were i'm atten-
dance az tho Washington ball.
The party reached COOpcrstOWn by
special car on Saturday. and are enter
tanned o. r. Ambrose Clark's new coun-
try home. "Iroquois Farm" The oc-
casior is house warming for Mr. Clark.
This IS the frst time he has occupied
The place since fl came into his posses
sion on his twenty first birthday. A
1eries OF entertainments has been map
red out for the coming Eve days.
"IroqUois Form" is just south Of the
village and adjoining "Fernleigh." tho
summer home OF Mrs. Henry Goldman
Potter. Mr.. Clarke mother. II was ex-
pccted that the bishop and Mrs Potter
might be in town for a few days. They
cd not come up. and "Fernleigh" re-
mains closed