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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
BIGGER JOB FOR
SCHUMACHER
&-
SHIRT Line Traffic Manager to
Have Broader Field.
0R&M III HIS TERRITORY
plan TO GIVE hin 5URISDIC-
TON OVER TWO ROADS.
Ia HIS TERRITORY

psFFTC Manager Thomas NJ. Schu-
maeher of the oregon Short Line
1 is slated to7 the position Of traffic
.--.-s-.- or the Oregon Short Line and
&c oregon Railroad g. Navigation
t-,,spy The appointment has not yet
fssr officially announced ana there IS
---l chance for a change in plans,
,.-'- an authentic source gives the in
+.-rstjan that the present intentions
--s M give Mr. Schumacher the con-
.-,I of Inc traffic departments of both
of these ROADS.
Mr. schumacher himself has as much
g. saw about the prospective appoint
,-.7t as an oyster al the bottom of
e. sea. even go his frineds, but man
,T,=. 10 T. ID. Hartman ana J. q.
e+ubbs. who direct the affairs of the
Hartman system says that the APP
continent has been decided upon, ano
nm 1r0sabIy he announced soon. This
statement is confirmed by telegraph.
n IS stated that mis- headquarters are
rss'r t8 DO in Portland, but from the
fet that the traffic OF the California
.,-arsf1n of the Oregon Short Line is
likely 90 De Of great Importance, and
that the entire system can De better
directed from SaIt Lake than from the
coast. there is a gOod chance that the
permanent headquarters Of the traffic
manager will remain in Salt Lake.
To Have General Supervision.
The position Of traffic manager OF the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation COM
many has been vacant since the ap-
T0.ntmrnt of Ben Campbell to be as
sstsut 90 Traffic Director Stubs Of the
Hartman system at Chicago. The un-
Outstanding is that tn the future the
affairs Of the Oregon Railroad & Navi-
cation viii be handled directly by d
gaa-rsl freight agent and that Mr..
Schnnacher viii exercise general su-
Tervision.
Nr. schumacher IS regarded as one
o. tee most brilliant OF the traffic men
IN the Harrim9u system, and has made Z
q splendid record during the short time /
D. has been i'm charge Of the traffic de- /
Urrment Of the Short Line. He is still
G. comparatively Dung man, being II (
vars of age. He mas been In the rail- I
rad service ever since he was a boy,
and has worked in practically every /
ancb O the work.
lie took most naturally % the traffic /
apartment however. and has been in !
ttis branch of the service most Of the
tine. He Was for several years gen
C' agent of the Union Pacific system
81 san Francisco. thus becoming IA
Ilar with the conditions on the coast.
Hf ieft that position to become vice
PRESIDENT and general manager of the
Continental Fruit Express. but was
persuaded to go back 10 The Union Pa
ch5 system about d year and a half
Pa w his old position Of general west
lm assent
Within few months he was made
tame manager of the Oregon Short
.dae. succeeding s. w. EcCles. the posi-
-o1 he now has. The business of the
snort Line has been rapidly increas- /
ne ever since he took hold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
BANCROFT ON ROADS PLANS.
General Manager Talks Of Short
Lines Projects


0eleral Manager w. f. Bancroft and
Traffic Manager T. NJ. Schumacher Of
he Oregon Short Line have returned
il'n San Francisco. W .-e they went
% consult President + r.. Hartman
aad Traffic Director j. e.. SrubbS. Mr.
tal.roit confirmed The announcements
. l1 The Herald that the california az
tension OF the short Line was to be
pushed 70 a completion as rapidlv AS
possible 09
"t are Working nov on the Lean
-.sion cut-of, as is well kr-Wn. he
sal-- AS soon as the LEGAL matters
ere StEa,ghtened out. we si7sT ba T,-o,i-
.-s IN Nevada. I DO not know how
sosn construction VIII be started in
,.ai-loIIia. but the line win he D7I+
'-.olsl vita all speed.
No.nlnF positive has been decided
so llns extensions ir Td7ho w.
e'I snow get exactly where we v-s,,f
y olid' but we are watching the AZ
Wy. 'lAent Of the country. and ars ~
Ing 90 extend as soon as sueb
course is justified. U0" d
c,-.-s Icy as the union depot is CON
tl-4, we are ready and ,,-i1Iir. -
n ...- rs mo Urande in the ccgstruction
81. gun -- Z, q depot on fair terms on no
s, ~. ~ fourth West and Second Sourb
r. --.' 'aamacher said his. conrer-r,ss
...,a'aed purely 20 routine tr5,#c or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
Convicted 81 Crneltv-

Denver. April 22-Frank CheatIv
John s. Barbara. David Mosconi and
Charles McPariin, promoters Of the
rabbit COursing meet held AT Union
park in this city. on March %. were
today found guilty of cruelty TO ami
mails by jury in the criminal court
A motion for a new trial was entered
and sentence was deferred. The com
plant on which the prosecution was
based was made by the humane So
cietv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
HOW A DRESS SUIT GOT MIXED UP WITH
FLOWERS AND WAS PACKED AWAY ON ICE

The story OF how a dress suit got
mixed up with bridal roses and was kent
on ice several days while its owner
searched u vain for his best toys to
Wear to wedding. is the latest thing
IN freak 1, ses- II happened right here
and The suit was kept on ice at the Elgin
0airy.
a wen known business man who was
VISITING in california had been informed
o. tnc approaching wedding of relative
and Wncn he was ready to leave the land
OF the golden gate, he secured two boxes
or flne california roses to decorate the
nome or the bride upon the occasion of
nef wedding The flowers were sent by
express and along with them was sent
4 case similar 10 the flower cases. con
tanning the dress suit of the sender.
IA hen the flowers arrived here il vas
decided that they would have TO be kept
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23

on ice and the express company was
given instructions accordinsIv. Now. bv
some chance. the party who transferred
the flowers to the ice chest at the l1lgin
dairy, thought the dress case contained
flowers too, and II was carefully packed
ON ice.
WheE the owner Of the suit returned
home. he was astOnished az not being
able to find his dress suit a. search was
made and as the time for the 1voddina
drew nearer WITT. stin no trace OF the
dress suit. things we're beginning to as
sumo an alarming aspect At last the
flowers were thought of. and there was "A
hurry up run to the ice chest There was,
the suit. slightly stiff from cold. but nor
injured in the least. The owner oil the
suit viii take care TO Label IL. dress
suit.' before he sends It along with
boxes Of flowers again
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
Shot by His Son.

Kansas City. Mo. April 22.-In Kan
sas City, Kas., today John Calhoun
was hhot by his son Roland three times
and fatally wounded. The father had
attacked the sons married sister, Mrs
Lottie Langford, and when young Cal
noun interfered the elder Calhoun at
tackled him with a knife Then young
Calhoun used revolver in self-de-
tense. every one Of the five shots fired
by him taking effect. John Calhoun is
50 years of age and his son q.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
CROPS MENACED BY RABBITS
Farmers of Grass Valley Apprehen-
sive About the Dummies.
Especial TO The Herald

Richheld, April 22-The farmers of
Grass valley, in the vicinity Of Plateau.
are quite appTehensive. not of a grass
hopper plague or drouth, but of q
rabbit plague Last year J. A. Hill and
James Winward suffered an almost
total loss of their crops from rabbits
while William Hallows and others sus-
tanned partial losses.
IL is now reported that there VIII be
an increased number OF rabbits this
season and unless something occurs to
radically change the outlook, there will
be serious losses this year.
Grass valley is a great rabbit bur
row. Were it not for rigorous win
ters they would soon overrun that piece
of country, but the winters are
usually very severe, and only a few
generally pull through until spring.
The past two winters. however. have
been rather mild for that valley. ana
the result is such an increase Of rab-
bits that they are a menace to the
crops.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23

Thomas Upton and William II. Paul
all Of Denver They deny that they are
connected with either the Denver &
Rio Grande OF the Colorado Fuel &
Iron company.
The local Offices Of the Rock Island
nave received some handsome pictures
Of scenes reached by the new FI Paso
line Of the road. Among others is
picture Of z monster tule tree near
OaNaca, Mex, which rivals the famous
redwood trees Of California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23

racb,-esn -hammer. tbA e~s- 49,
has a--y for The new Pors5e,i.5 ,''s go. OF
''Fed 1hsre. 'o''' eiio shops,
ozeso5 ss A.,r7e has ge=v from the
e.1.ce Ia 81 r t,,ne Purchasing agents
ne sutfer..,---- lake to take a n0sirfo1 +.
The 49, department at Pocateu 4,
Pedro Nh -'-s''iile new trains On +ba -,
q Califo-,s.5 - initiated by an excursi-,.
Angeles IN 'l,a Odd Fellows f-o~. = Z.
The nj, -'s Beach next Safrr5a9-
Gaaras1 IS. t'sade Pueblo & sogt, 81
hs,rss. le company wir b =. ll'eorpola-
non PsSty ana serent 1u' ia, q track 5s.,
sa4o-,.---e-o 10 waIss5b,.T-i ii. - long
''--i-l. q. F,eI.s -,-siss u Waterman.
',i1' Herman r. Dunbsm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
Walks without Crutebss

I was much afflicted with scis+ios
writes Ed C, Nuo IowavilIe Se5o,,-,al,,
county, kan, going about on crnfcfaS
and suffering a great deal OF main
was induced TO try Billiards. snow lin
lment which relieved me. I used three
soc bottles. It is the greatest lfniT1e-t
ever used; have recommended II -
number c. persons; all express tb,.,a1
selves ss being benefited BY il. 7 no.,
walk without crutches. able tn De~-
form a great deal of light labor IN The
iarm- soc and SLIGO. at Z. c. N. 7
drug department. l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
Warnings Not Observed.

cards have been printed bearing TIE
eXpectoratiOn ordinance. and these
have been tackled in conspicuous places
over the city, but the sidewalks and
public buildings. it is said. stin SHOW.
evidence of having been used as cuspi-
doris In fact, the inspectors declare
that the sidewalks are in as bad a con
dition now rs they were before the cru
sade started, and very little effort. it
IS declared, is being made by the police
department to see that the ordinance
IS observed. All the other measures ad-
Foeated by the health authorities are
being carried out very successfully
and the officers are anxious to see this
very important sanitary measure en-
forced.
In view of the apparent failure Of the
proper authorities to accomplish the
desired end, the health authorities now
want the inspectors given the special
police power necessary 10 arrest per
sons guilty Of violating the expectora-
ton ordinance. No definite steps have
yet been taken. but it is stated that tho
health authorities viii probably ask
Chief Hilton TO confer this special
power upon the inspectors within a
short time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
MAKES BILL APPLY TO UTAH.
Indemnity School Lands-Beebe at
the Capital.
Especial % The Herald D

Washington April Ex-senator Kesrns
from the senate committee on nubIio
lands, today faTorably reported the bilI
which recently passed the hose nnalzinr
the act of congress in reference TO tho
10 Utah. F''
The allowance for clerk hire at Pan
guitch Dostofice has been increased to
r. J. Dusdale has been Amounted 10 a
position ~ the Provo gostoffice.
r. Bcebe of Salt Lake. who is tn he
3 national bank examiner. reached Wash
inEton this evening
Joseph G. Pratt. formerly of CHEYENNE
IS here aS the representative Of The
Honolulu chamber Of commerce in behalf
of the measure pending before congress
for the payment of EXPENSES incurred by
Hawaii in sUppressing the bub0niC plague.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
So shines 90 80

Preston. Ids. April 1.-The beautiful
oaimy spring weather has given wqv 70
ne most wi1try atmospheric couaffione
g. over tWtuly-four hours hail and sleef
nave had fuH control Last ufrh+ =
oois erQus wind blew accompsnisd b1-
SneW. The wintry conditions have nov
moderated somewhat and the SIM &
pee2ing through the cloud-cast skv. The
farmers are quite pleased with the doa-D-
IAN and prospects are good for berter
CROWS than lnr seEeraI -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
RaiIwaYs - a Concession

san Francisco, April 22-The execu-
ave committee Of the United RAILROADS
'liisnt agreed 20 meet a conference
co'lllnlttee from their employees for the
puI pose or discussing the street raj
Nay strlke- The hour set for the con-
ference was 70 a. M. tomorroV- This g.
yhe first concession made bv the cor1-
pany since the strike began. and tbe-e
Is a general feeling that il win ree,,,t
IN the adjustment Of the trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
Candidate For Federation President

Los Angeles. April 22-AIrs. Charles
Morris. 4 prominent club woman OF Wis
consin. who arrived here week go TO
attend the biennial session Of the Fedora
ton Of Women's clues, returned home to-
cav because % the sudden illness Of n
near relative. The absence Of Mrs. Nor
MS from the biennial may chang the
plans OF the Wisconsin delegati01. bv
whom il is said. she wss 10 be SUPPORT ID
for the presidency Of the federation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23

M IHrrss' p. Assent Donald Rose os
oreBi-- Central went 49,, ~. ~
mss h. ~, 9lE Rose is WORKING rc ~ Ia. .a-9'
rogts e Il for the Ans 'S,',.-
has rs ne Illinois Central ''- ~, -
Ainaaaa.Hs S-.lIed trackare Of he
snd 81. Peni = p, Louis 10 Minneapolis
suoaat Is - - and is handling a i 49,
St Pan -,. northern business over tSe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
A CUP Of Lanes - ~ vio,+

Moves the bowels next day. ana ira
continued use win cure habitual een-
stlpation. sick headache and fndfras-
tion. It VIII do you more good. and
cost you less money than aur otha~
medicine on earth. Your druggist viii
refund you the purchase price Il Won
are not satisfied. Price sc ana 5nc :
package. For sale Dy Godbe-Pi
Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
BODIES NOT RECOVERED.
Death List is Estimated at SEVENTY
by Officials.

Cairo. Ills. April 22.-The insurance
men, a wrecking crew and others have
peen investigating the ruins of the
burned steamer City Of Pittsburg to-
day, but owing to the heated condition
or me nun little has been done toward
recovering bodies At the end Of 1be
third day those who have been keeping
m amorandum OF the people who were
on board the steamer report that eighty
are known 20 be saved. fifty-one are
known to be lost. and more Shan twen-
" are missing. II is believed that the
death list VIII go as high as seventy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
~ae5 Practically ABD-ov.5

hars me .,',-a - Of the Oregon Short linz
The i5,,. '-.a-iy approved The mans ~
fs- GU. survey through Vars5s 70 ~
pe-r ,,, o'liA-eted. and there il -, 81
rass- .L. NE san Pedro director. ,' ,.s
i1stass ,-'-S week and approve fl7c 49,. p.
Salf 1-t- Waiting for .he mesti1 -,,'i ~
Iee,a5 ana n g lurther hitch Is OK
sau,.rs.s..s' HEar June ] arrives s.. il
o,--, sst.y---aat the formal orders ~
q entered - ,le question forever win
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
a Few Pointers.

The recent statistics OF the nurba-
OF deaths show that the large naiorife
ole With consumption. This discs =
may commence with an apparenfIv
hsrmiess cough. which can be ei1ra5
instantly by kemp's Balsam for the
IhIoat ana Lungs, which is guaran-
teed 70 cure and relieve an csS--
Price. 25c and sos Trial size go
For sale by GOdbe-P Pitts Drug com
pany.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
Nominations Sent to Senate.

Washington. April 22.-The president to-
day sent the following nominations to the
senate; United States attorney, Joseph
j. Lippman, district of Utah. United
states marshals, Henry T. Osborne,
southern district of California: John
Shine. northern district of California.
Navy. Rear Admiral Henry c. Taylor,
chief Of bureau of navigation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
are You Troubled

with pimpleS. or is your eompIaxio,
cloudy II 50. one dose OF Iaps-s Tea
VIII make a change Il pul. Is -
blood. cures a foul breath. makee
complexion clear and drives = x
and black heads from the ga~
and sc packages. For sale by tzSodbe-
Pitts Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
Chance For Woman

Those caring TO enter into competition
LOT me r5:s'-'on OF matrou az the Canton
lleul lnQian school az Oklahoma ~ ~.
Rapid City school South Dakota
salaries of 500 and $3.50 per annnr -o
spectlvely viii be given a chance sf -
ctFli service examination held FOR f6e
positions on June q elc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
sprine Eabit Stronr

Washington. April 22.-DuriuE the con
SHERATON - routine business today Nr
Hoar Of Msssac husetts presented a reso-
luton Tor the adjournment or the senate
from thursday Nay 7 u MONDAY. Nav
8. the object being TO afford a time for =
spring cleaning Of the senate chamber.
Ihe resolution went over Under the rules.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
NO ROOM IN STATE PRISON.
Wyoming's Small Penitentiary mad
equate to the Demands.
Special to The Herald)


RaWlins, WyO., April 22.-The au-
thofitles at the state prison here are
confronted by difficulty that can only
ne solved by providing more cell room
at once. During the past few weeks
the district courts at Evanston, Green
River. RaWlins, Laramie. Casper.
Sheridan, Cheyenne and Newcastle
nave sent in a large number Of prison
ers. There are now nearly 20 c0nvicts
IN the institution. with room for about
zey. The increase is greater than the
number of discharges. and something
VIII have 20 be done right away in the
matter Of providing more room. The
next legislature viii probably authorize
the extension and enlargement Of the
present cell house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
WILL GO oVRr RourE
"-i''amore to Inspect Country Ira
Yersed by San PeS~e

s0~t country Ira
VeTsed BY San Pesro
,s5-s $50. II /, Attorney Charles o. WHITE
49,, II lse. san Pedro road MIN Issr-s
~ g 10y mis- evening. on trim 90
f9.,.- eyed route Of the road ~ SsIi.
S.,--- lie win be aecomparis5 ~ ~
Bos..7 --.- ans =. A. Glacier. two
3lr Tst. ..,a VINO are Interested win
Nsy.-s- '''5''ere IN a mine in southern
baao5s. - --re win take the trim 10
cor5ft,.-L 1-soaall y familiar with the
mad nv sl along the line M fbe
Of t5s we Journey win be ms5e , .--,
lied +. - ri rail. a wagon beirz mn
>a'tJ ne party across Neva5s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
Inspect City Greek.

yesterday an Inspector spent the day
looking after the condition of CITY
creek. near the city. and he reports
that exceedingly bad conditions prevail
tneTe. Large quantities of various
Kinds OF filth. IL is reported, wee found
along the water edge, especially in the
vicinity Of the mouth Of the canyon
where there are a number of houses.
some OF the refuse, it is reported. was
found in the water. and more OF it was
near enough TO find its way into the
drinking liquid Of the city upon the &C
CaslOn of tie first wind or rain.
Among this rubbish. accorT'ng 10 thu
reports of the inspectors. vsre found
the remains Of deceased chickens and
several other domestic animals The
Inspector posted z dozen or more no
Jlces warning property owners not to
1ump refuse il the vicinity Of the city's
water supply
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23

Latest spring millinery Low rents
&C." prizes see our IN per cent dis
count coupon scheme. II Z. Allen. sss
state street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
Or. Sanford's Liver Invigorator.

The best Liver Medicine. A Vereta-
pc Cure for Liver Ills. Biliousness. In
digestion. Consupa ton. Malaria.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23

Foleys Honey and Tar contains no
opiates, and viii not coBstipate like
nearly all other cough medicines. Re
fuse substitutes. Johnson, Pratt & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23

toley's Kidney Cure makes Kf6nars
ana bladder right Don't delay taking
johnson. Pratt & co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-23
Mountain - -

Plenty Of pure r. Y. spring water 80
Tel IS. ]. D. WOOD. President
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-09-06
INSTALLATION SERVICE
New Pastor al prcsbN terrain Church
Duly Iust,I,rd.

\ very enjoyable and interesting
service WIS held n the Carleton Ave
Presbyterian cnusrh Wednesday cvca,
ing at which time Rev. c. !. McCon-
nell was formally cnsta,Ied pastor OF
that church. Rev. A. b. Nichols of
the Hammond Ave. church was mod
orator and propoundcd the constitu-
tional questions. Rev. W. II. Hum
phery of Ashland delivered the nd
dress of the evening The charge to
the pastor was delivered by his form.
Ell class mate Rev r. Ames Mont
gomery Of the Glen Avon church Du-
luth and Rev. l.. {. Smith gave the
charge to the people.
The music which was of a high or
der was under the direction of II. A
George The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion
After the formal services the new
pastor was rendered a reception, the
ladies of the church furnished refresh
ments and an enjoyable time was in
dulged in which will long be rcmcm
bered by the large congregation
present.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-09-06
REV. F. d. HALE DEAD
Pastor ni ,hc African r"thodisi Church
PASSES Sadd"niN away.

Rev. F. u. Hale, pastor Of the Ani
can NJ. Z church Of this city, died ut
1880 Monday afternoon from heart
failure.
Rev Hale was sent here to take lhc
place of Rev f. G. Jackson about a
year ago and rjucc that time he has
made many friends. About three
weeks ago he returned from the con-
ference at St Paul where he delivered
the annual address at the meeting
Of the African Methodist Episoop a
conference. Rev Hale has been i'll
since his return from st. Paul
The funeral services were held at
the \. NJ +. church. Central Pan k
and were conducted by Rev, II II.
Thompson, of Chicago, presiding
elder OF the districts Of Illinois, Wis
cousin and Minnesota, also Bishop a.
G. Grant and others from St Paul and
other cities
The remains We're inferred at Green.
wood cemetery under the auspices Of
the African Methodist church.
The deceased was 81 years OF age
He had no family. lie was considered
a very bright man and was well known
in Wisconsin and Minnesota