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New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
R. BRANDRETH DECLARED INSANE.
SIX WEEKS AGO DOCTOR SAW IN HIS EYES
INDICATIONS OF APOPLExY

Ralph Brandreth declared insane yesterday
by Sheriff's jury in Kings County. At the re-
quest OF Mr. Brandreths relatives Alfred Cooley
and W. T Butler were recently appointed commits
sioners to take testimony in the case. Ormtston
& Mccormack of No q William-st counsel for
relatives. will ask that trustee be appointed
for the of Mr. Brandreth's estate. He IS
in Bloomngdale Asylum. where he went six weeks
ago, when the medical examiners of an insurance
company TO which he had applied for 10000 pol
icy. in his eyes, by means OF an ophthalmo-
scope indications of apoplexy. Mr.. Brandreth is
forty-one years old, and is the treasurer of the
Brandreth company, of No 24 Canal-st His
home is Ossning.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

COACHMAN. USEFUL MAN. 26: single;
understands care OF horses. carria Ees
thoroughly: good driver; city or country
moderate. G., Box 20. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

ELEVATOR RUNNER. Hydraulic: aged
27; hotel or business house; reference.
GEO. HABERSAAT. 764 East 1s6th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

C'HMAN.-ThorouRhly competent IN
every parti ,ular; first class written and
personal references. Call Or address p. NJ.
Q East 3Oth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

TJ7TOR.-By Princeton University Junior.
for summer: excellent references as to abil-
ity and character. Address II. r. DECKER.
Princeton, y J
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

YOUNG MAN. willing and active. at any
thing: Al references s. J., Box 9. Trib-
une Office
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

COACHMAN- Young man: good driver
and groom: city or country. three years
references from last employer. Call J. z
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
BUGS. REACHES ExTERMINA1Ep.

NOTICE.-wiu exterminate reaches. bugs
from houses. furniture. etc; will guaran-
tee my work. D. D.. 235 East l3th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED

J n. DEDERICK'S SONS. 10 Maiden
Lsre.-Highest prices paid for old gold
and silver. Gold ana silver for jewellers.
plsters glass manufacturers. EhotoSra p .Iecs
and dentists.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
BILLIARD AND PoOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. MARX BROS. p Union sq
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

PRIVATE TUTOR. nonresident. city or
country. prepares for all examinations:
long experience with pupils Of both sexes;
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By a young man;
good penman and quick at figures; 81 to
begin. W. BURT. 266 West 43d-st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

CLERICAL or other work, by young man
Of good education. Address A. NICHOL-
SON. S66 5th-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
BROOKLYN.
BUSINESS CHANCES

5000 AS NEEDED 90 - Manufacturing
machine that costs s3B sells Sl5O sIsG
rents 81 per day. will easily net Investment
safely. surely. DUPLEX, Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

PRIVATE SECRETARY or CONFTDEN-
TIAI, CLERK city references;
stenographer and typewriter A. P. 40
West 123d-st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

NIGHT WATERMAN: or on gentleman's
country place: care horses poultry, lawn.
general all around man. SIMON, care Of
FRANKIE 4Oe West 4ath-st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

COMPANION and NURSE.-Medical stu
dent I'D year.. 70 invalid gentleman; Will
ing to travel and take full charge; highest
references. s F.. Box S4 Tribune Uptown
Office. 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

BOY, IL with Wall Street blackboard ex-
perience. in office: good penman; excel
lent references. NJ. x, Box 13. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

COACHMAN.-First class; colored: private
family citv OF country. fourteen years
reference. CHARLES MURRAY. 1O1 West
2Tth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-5oo secondhand
wood and Iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex
changed GEO e. EDDY. 39S Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

PORTER or WATCHMAN-By German:
handy in business or private house S41
East s5th-st-. first floor, back
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

TUTOR-By a junior OF Wesleyan Uni
versity during summer months: fitted 70
teach all college preparatory studies, except
German: mathematics and French a spe-
NORTON. Alpha Delta Phi House. Middle
town, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
PAINTING. PAPERING. ETC.

SAVE MONEY by having your work done
by r. Solomon, /, ,4S5 2d-ave. (Branch,
1870 Broadway: estimates furnished for
alterations. including carpenter. mason
work. etc; abstraction guaranteed: refer
ences furnished. Tel. l. sO4A roth.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

after June Is: excellent references as to
ability and character. Address II. r.
DECKER, Princeton. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
ORIENTAL RUGS & CARPETS.

SIVASLIAN BROS. 416 4th-ave. CTel. 1883
Madison SD. importers of rugs and car
pets: cleaning and repairing a speciality.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
WORK WANTED
FeaaIe.

COMP ANTON a teacher desires summer
engagement As companion or instructor
IN English branches, physical culture. el0
cution; best references. y. o. Box l55.
Aontclair n. J
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
DRESSNIAl<INa.


A.-A.-COUTURIERE FRANCHISE for
merly with Stern Bros.-Fine French
dressmaking; newest models for summer
gowns: Rouff's new bell skirt; Worth's new,
corsage and bouffant sleeves. English tail
ored gowns and new walking skirts: esti-
mates given. ladies' own materials made.
snort notice: reasonable prices Nine
BE3NITEAU ANDERSON. 215 West 122d 81
DRESSMAhER. by day: first class on
skirts; 81 Address W DUNTON Goa
9th-ave.
DRESSMAKER desires few more custor,
ers; at home preferred. imported dresses
remodelled prices reasonable u n 2l6
DeIinRton-ave. near S4th-st
DRESSCUTTING and millinery Hystemati-
cRlly taught. pays better than other trao..
night school, Monday Wednesday Friday,
81 so starts you. MDOWEIIss. 3lO aiS
6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
STORAGE.

MOVING DAY is at hand. Who shall I
get to move my piano? Give your order
TO REID BROTHERS. 81 5th-ave.; tel.
2 l21 1Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

II EAST 24TH-ST.. near Madison-ave.-
Single rooms foT gentlemen. with board
references
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

ATH-ST.. $50 WEST tChrlstian Alliance
House).-Family hotel: near Broadway.
ell lines street railway and n. Y Central
Station: accommodate 100: terms. including
meals. 81 q upward per day. 81 upward per
week
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

OFFER WANTED. Armada Bicycle gen.
tlemans or lady's, never used: cost $50:
will sell or will exchange for something of
equal value. What have you to offer? Ad-
dress WILLIAM G. HILLS, Room IS I54
Nassau-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

90 TO gO EAST 59TH-ST. Pull hotel ac-
com-odhtions; light rooms with break
fast ana table d hote dinner. including
wine for si2 Pc week: music Full value
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
LOST.

DOST.-Passbook No. s7O5s. Issued by the
Institution for the Savings of Merchants
Clerks. The finder will please return II 10
the bank, No. 20 Union Square.
DOST.-Bankbook No. IA, ,S53. Bank for
Savings. 2S0 4th-ave., New-York- Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to hank.
LOST or STOLEN No. l39.97S.
issued by the Franklin Savings Bank 10
Vito VI. La Morte. Finder will please re
turn to bank.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
SCALP TREATMENT.

SHAMPOOING. Manicuring; Richter's su-
perior hair tonic: satisfaction guaran-
teed. A. RICHTER. 237 East 1lth-st
home or out
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
HELP WANTED
4 cussIe.

u tcnsHfe.
a NORTH GERMAN or Swiss protestan nj
girl wanted as chHmhermaid and 10 walt
on Young lady hrinE references SEQ Sth
ave ~"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

FOR. select male snd female heip. ritv or
country use COLOHEO WOMAS'S mrs
lhESS CLUB. ihT West h3d at
LADY wishes an experienced iaundresu
10 or an ~ 30
YOU MO LADIES wanted any distance
'"pN letters, home evenings aud return
70 uf. We pay $40 per thousand send
~ ,irssef enNelune. particulars and copy
r. NJ g. Dept. 42n. Boz LII. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

WATCHMAN, &C,-Respectahle single man
watchman. or would be useful about
gentleman's place in country: well recon-
telephone 12S River.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
cHIHopoDY. MANICURINe &C.

pR WE'LL. 2s5 Wes. 125th-st near sth-
avs.--COrns. bunions ana inverted nails
skilfulIy treated and cured: nianicurins
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

ST ALBANs. EAST 8IsT-ST.
Rooms. single. en- suite; Doctors once;
private baths. dining room parlor floor:
slsctFic light. table board
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

WATCHMAN or at anything: references.
MOORE. 300 East S1st-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

WATCHMAN or TIMEKEEPEIR- mar
ried man. 80; Al references for last eight
years. r. r. $50 East 69th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
FuaSIsI,IaD nooms.

A GENTLEMAN would like 90 rent two 0T
three rooms nf his beautifully furnished
apartment C. bachelors, or gentleman ana
his wife; on h0th-st. nth floor. overlook
ing the Park; balconyi very moderate
rental Address NJ f.. Boa 81, Tribune
Uptown once, s64 broadway.
BACHELOR APARTMENT Two excep-
tiOnally we'll furnished rooms ana private
bath service Brivate house; references re-
duired ~ East 0th-st
PARIOR ana back parlor; neatly furnished ,
ground floor, hne neighborhood y. WEST ~
PHAb, IA r 18th near LeXingt IN ave
l76 LEXINGTON AVE. near 3lst- St
Large room nicely furnished; running
water. gentleman; reference required
GOTH ST. I20 WEST. -Parlor back parlor,
suite: bath adjoining, or single rooms:
nicely furnished: in private family. SUN
DERLAND
23 GRAMERCY PARK. K.-Gentiemen only
large, Handsomely furnished room or
suite. private hath also single room.
18TH ST. PA WEST.-Large. cheerful.
nicely furnished room to rent 10 desirable
party: has two windows facing street:
flight up. Inquire .ROSSMAN.
The evening world., 1902-04-25
GENERAL CARRIAGE
CURB" SENSATION
GOES UP LIKE A SKYR0CKET
AND STAYS.
brokers Clamor for u. hut with.
out knowing Reason Of
Advance.

The curb was In state of mind this
afternoon over General Carriage.
Tire stock clos.d last night ~ l.,
ana c, To-day 1t vas run up on sales
OF over l6a shares - ~
The greatest excitement prevailed In
Broad street and the curb brokers fair
~ fell on each others necks In their
Efforts to get come ~ the stock
NJ explanation was offered for 'hr
rise. Th- General Carriage Company
WAS organized In lNs' with capltsllZn-
ton OF scn"o.o1 III" stock was way
up FOR time. but the bottom fell on;
of IL and II went down 10 one
Cyrus Field Jud-n is President Among
the directors are Samuel Thomas and
Louis oWrms"r Joe Letter was In It
las; year.
The company is organized under New
York laws and Is authorized to do a cab
and express business with air. -lec-
,ricitv or an other power il wants In
any city In this STATE
LIS assets are considered largely pros
peCtiNr
The evening world., 1902-04-25
GATES CAUGHT IN
THE WHEAT PIT.
CHICAGO PLUNGER'S LOSSES
ARE HEAVY.
JRmrs 10. krrnr Set the Trap for
His' nnd lie and Ills C"trrir
Proved Easy.

John " Gates whose success In Louis
willie and Nashville kept wall street in
punicky couditon uuiil T.. Morgan
came forward and sent him TO a back
seat. has lost himself in the sra,n pit.
L, is common report In Wall Stree;
that Gates has dropped almost A. much
in corn and wheat this week ~ hc IN Ide
in the Louisville and Nashville deal.
and that the guiding hand which led
him into the trap was that OF james
Il Secnc
MIR Kernc has not been In Wall
street tor a month. and In his absence
the chicago coierlc. lei by Gates. tired
To 80 i1ngs with several OF the Ncier-
ans speciaitics.
Mr. Kecne had several scores to even
up with the ChsCago spccuIHtur tor
which the latters sudden plunge IN tho
corn and wheat pits paved ;he way.
IN, Gates -rpwd Is now long on
wheat and corn iu the estimated total
II I5.ro"O bushels. at prices away
above present levels ana short on
granger stocks. wnith are steadily ad-
vancing
The Gates cbtcric mas sustained heavy
losses tn the las; four days. while those
idcntifieI with IN, big element that fol-
lows Tho game played under direction
~ Sit kcrne are long Of stocks and
shor' on grain
The Improvement in crop prospects on
The evening world., 1902-04-25
BOOM IN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMMON
HEAVY DEALING SENT STOCK
UP A POINT.
Market Ciosra strong. with slight
Reaction from HiRh-st Prices
OF the Day.

The stock market to-day was moder-
ately active at the opeg!=S and prices
generally were shade In advance ~
yesterday CLOSING figures
The trading was fairly well distr!bu-
ted. but outside uf the Steel stocks the
sales were not In very large lots.
There was 1 Temporary falling on on
prohi TAX ng after tao Arst hftcon min
utes. a'i"r which the market took on
good strength ami stcai!ncss ot tone
DuriaS the afternoon ;hc trading vas
hot so tctiEc. but the general tone re
nsIned fi,I.
Towtr tue close prices went ~,
day.
=. ihes" mere sensational dealings In
sosthcrn Railway, whl,h wen; To- "A l.,
on Heasy sales, II went buck 10 3, l-2
JJst u"for, the close.
The closing Vas fairly astlv. and b.
!ow the higacst point. The total sales
o. stocks were L.J0,cJJ Shares ana ui
bonds. 81. tOp."p
The evening world., 1902-04-25
markatay nrm English cables everybody

Commission houses had big iiquiiatlns
orders. many OF them for profits but
soon these changed to forced sale. to
stop losses
Prices Began 10 crawl up again ~
shorts covered tArir accounts 10 lpyrll
.'... Nu} ~ rk,j up - = .i-s and
july stci9i,d around - 5-s
The corn plt 'lr a time was even more
,NuItrd tuiu wheat
The evening world., 1902-04-25
LONDON MARKET STRONG.
American Securities Active and
Prices Generally Advanced.

Tn" market yor American railway Sc
cr-i''s in London to-day was strong
and 'liriy active Priccs were from =
- IS above tho New York closing hG-
ur's - last night. while the tone held
very firm
The huoyant condition Of the Ameri-
cans Is lue to the exp, citation OF rise
IN the Ncw York market on account of
better weather conditions Ia tho crop
region and Tho expectation OF good
bank statement TO morrow
Trading .n the home dcpar'ments was
nominal and the general tone was firm.
The evening world., 1902-04-25
BERESF0RD AGAIN M. P.
Lord Charlie. Elected Tor wooiwich
without Opposition.

LONDON. April 25.-Rear- Admira.
Lord Chlr,. Hereford ogonseryatiyeI
has been elected. without opposition. to
the seat u tuc House uf Commons rep
I'a.Ut.'g NOplwirl, made vacant oy
III" retirement OF col. Edwin Hughes
U .su.yntlN'1.
Lord Charles Bcrrsford represented
Waterford County In Parliament from
Is5i to lssp and Was Member Of Parlln-
mont for the East Division ~ Murylc-
bone U."ndun from l>,5 {, l>'y Ia isg,
Irri Charles was elected Member %
Parliament for York City ana oC-
cupird that seat IN the House of Com
mons un'iI iN@
The evening world., 1902-04-25
HANKS To MERG GE.

Meetings uf tnr stockholders OF the
Com Exchange and Eleventh ward
banks have been called COR May II 10y
the boards II directors FOR the purpose
%! yotSas ON the proposition 20 merge
the ,wp Institutions. President william
Nash Of the Corn EN 'hanE' Bank. sat !
to-day that n the stockholders gpteI .h
merge the Eleventh ward Bank would
ac operated after May 10 - q branch OF
he flrst named
The evening world., 1902-04-25
FATHER CURRY LOSES CASE

''u-ni-Sinr"r cartridge .tsm s'ri 'l-
H'N ~" wn.n'H' against Policemen
u asii Sh.:er Burns and F.'sh,-. H.
il'e stt 90 tom v.1 were 'ha-f,t 4
80 Do i. DhHr b. with invading the h1ys'
The evening world., 1902-04-25
ODEllS OFF FOR WEST.
Go, crnor and Family started To-
nay for Californian.

NEwEURG. y Y. April - Coy.
Cdyu arrived here from Charleston this
morning 40 $50 ana started on mis- trip
To- california at noon. with his wife his
daughter Estelle. and his sister. Miss
Cpb.lil Odcll
'rhc PARTY will go to Washington,
wtrre cN-Mayor y II. Oicl! and SEN
tourney 20 she West
The evening world., 1902-04-25
Not Listing American s.curi,,-.

PAKi2. ADTil !i-A mcm5er OF the
banking firm Of Morgan :. Harcjs said
to-day J. Plcrpont Morgan was not o..
cupyinE himself with listing American
securities here. The idea could not bo
carried out under the existing r,gistra-
tion laws. which would have to be
changed by Parliament.
The evening world., 1902-04-25
" wheat s. s: !. s.s str to "a y; July q - TO
corn ~ IL To- 81 i's. j,,Iw a. 20 y

corn. ss i-2 to 81 l-2: July. 81 to g. 10.
September. ~ i-2 to 81 81
Later quotations were: Whcat.-Nay.
VI is. Jriy 81. December. 81 1-s Corn
July. oN 49, September. 81 T.:
Thrtc was a slight rally IN wheat hs-
cause ~ the forecast FOR ,rp.cr anil
't.qdv
New Yorks closing prices were.
Wh"tt- Ma. " 5-N hid. july. urcrs.!
- ,-N. .yp,afv Her. ~ 10 plI. pccsu ssr.
pr.rrd ! rs cg-r-Mpy - -. lii.
rN o. seq. uarr. 81 l-s tHI
'u cage .'N'rg #r.r"s were. Wh-u'
Npr.I. a Ma DEsr,i u L.. July :, -
ID irN SrHf slU'- 90. Zee, r:uaaF.
'- 'p.s- Nur. - Ia MAY. ~ l-I.
JE,N tl - September 80 5-S to ~ 80.
iH', IIb'r In.s'l - f-N
The evening world., 1902-04-25
SHIPPING NEWS.

AI.MANAc ron TO-DAY
rises 500, sun sets. % Moon rises.
THE TIDES
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-08-01
THREE DROWNED
By a Boating Accident on the
Kennebago River.
Tom Paradise, Lon Martin and Mrs.
Paul Virgin the Victims.
Paul Virgin Survives but Cannot Give
the Particulars.

Phillips, Me-, July 31-The upsetting
of a boat on the Kennebago river, last
night, brought death by drowning to
three of party of four, Mrs. Paul
Virgin, Tom Paradise and Lon Mar
tin. The survivor is Mrs. Virgins hus-
band.
The men We're laborers employed on
the extension of the Portland & Rum
ford Falls Railroad and they were in
q camp at Kennebago farm. The men
and Mrs. Virgin left the farm in Il
boat, at 10 O'Clock, to go to Indian
Rock camps fer mail, which is taken
to that point by stage. After visit
ing the camp, the party started home
ward.
No particulars Of the accident have
been obtained, as Virgin, the survivor,
is SO unnerved that nothing definite
can be made of his ramblings. He
came into Kennebago farm, this
and made himself understood
to the effect that the others We're
drowned and that he put his wife into
the boat and she would not stay.
A searching party went to the river
and found the boat Mrs. Virgins hat
and Martins body in shallow water N
sight of Indian Rock camps.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-08-01
PRES. ROOSEVELT
Will Spend August 26 and q
Visiting Maine Cities.
tuesday Evening and Night With
Gov. Hill in Augusta.
After Visiting Senator Hale Will Leave
for New Hampshire.

Portland, Me-, July S1.-When Presi-
dent Roosevelt comes to Maine. Tues
day and Wednesday, Aug. 26 and q, he
will visit every congressional district
in the State, and the principal city in
each district. the home Of each of the
two United States senator's, and the
home of the Governor.
The special train bearing the Presi-
Dental party will reach Portland at
2.3o p. NJ. Tuesday, and after a stop of
two hours will leave for Lewiston at
435
At Lewiston stop of only one hour
will be made, the journey to Augusta
being resumed at $50.
The Presidential party will reach
Augusta at o'clock and while in the
Capital city the President will be the
guest of Gov. Hill.
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock, the
President will leave for Bangor, where
he will attend the Eastern Maine State
Fair.
At 3 p NJ. he will leave for Ellsworth,
where he will be entertained at dinner
by Senator Hale.
The party will leave Ellsworth at 10
O'clock and will go direct to New
Hampshire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-08-01
BUILDING AT HOLTON.
Fine New Buildings to Replace Those
Recently Burned.

Houlton, Me-, July 31.-The erection
of new buildings is continuing with in
creasing energy. A considerable por-
ton of the burned district which was
occupied by dwellings is covered by
new buildings in more or less advanced
stages of construction, and many new
dwellings, are under course of con-
struction in other parts of the town.
The Almon H. Fogg Co. has executed
n contract with George Macarthur Of
ST. John, to put up three-story brick
building on their business lot on Main
and Mechanic streets. The building is
to be covered by the first of December
and completed in April next.
The Unitarians have accepted the
plans of f. J. Lewis of Boston. for
church which will be built on the lot
recently purchased by this society on
the corner of Killeran and Military
streets. 1t will be frame building of
the modified English Gothic style, and
will be an attractive addition 10 the
picturesque appearance of that part of
the town. This society has also accept
ed the plans of Kendale, Taylor e Ste
lot on School street.
The Methodists have commenced re-
building on the site of their former
church. and, when finished, they also
will have done no inconsiderable work
in adding to the architectural beauty
of the town, in providing for them
selves a comfortable and commodiOus
place of worship.
Mr.. Sincock is nearly ready to lay
the foundation of q brick building on
his business lot on Main street.
Mr.. Palmer will also have a building
started in few days. unless the Gown
authorities think it necessary TO ap-
propriate part of his lot for the WIDEN
ing of the street.
Nothing is being done yet on the
south side of Main street, and this part
of the town may not be immediately
rebuilt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-08-01
BOTH LEGS CUT Off.
Wheaton A. DoIpeare Dies from In
iuries on Railroad at Bangor.

Bangor, Me, July 31.-Wheaton A.
Dolheare. a brakeman working at
shifting in the Maine Central yard
here. while on train, at $50 tins
morning, forgot to stoop, when passing
through the station, and was hit on the
head. knocked along the car and ;ell
between two. He was dragged about
50 feet. Both legs We're mangled ana
cut off above the ankles, his right arm
broken and face and head terribly cut.
He was taken to the hospital where
one leg was amputated below and the
other above the knee. but he failed to
rally and died at 3.20 p. NJ.
lie had been working in WaterVille
and came here about weeks ago. lie
was very popular among his fellow
workmen. His mother, Mrs. John
Moulton. lives at 407 Belmont street,
Manchester. n. FL, and brothers and
sisters reside in Providence. His age
was about % years. An inquest will
be held, Friday.