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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
TRAUTMANN NOW
HAS A Bic LEAD
Illinois Down-State Legislators
Generally Oppose Cook County
Man for Speaker.
DENEEN HOLDS A CONFERENCE
Interviews Twenty-Three Mem
bers and Calls in Remaining
County Lawmakers for
Session To Day.



Chicago, ILL.,. Lee. 2I-That Republican
members OF the lower branch OF the Cen
eraI Assembly are opposed to a Cook
County man for Speaker. and that they
generally prefer William E. TrautInann
Of East St. Louis for that position. devsl-
oped to-day in the conference between
Covernur-clect Deneen and twerty-taree
country members OF the F'orty-tourth Cen
eral Assembly. whom he called in to dis
cuss the Illinois speakership and matters
rela ting to the incoming state adEinistra-
ton.
The remaining thirty-ave county mem
bers are scheduled for conferences to-mor-
row. and after they have volunteered their
opinions on the speakersh!p situation II Is
probable Mr.. peneen will give his final
word ar TO whether he will oppose the
candidacy OF Mr. Trautmann. who ap-
pears to be the only man in the field who
has a positive following
DENEEN'S GuEsTS
The twenty three raernoers who called on M,
Deneen to-day were:
Fred Haines. Rockford James 7aggsr:. Rid
OFT: g II. Bsckus. Hampshire: II. T. Ireland
Wsshburn Otis 8. Milk. Cfhillicothe: Israel
Dugeon. Morris: J. r. Grace. Chrismsn; John
a.
City; J. r. Robinson, Farmer City: E C.
Hardin, Monmouth: L. NJ. Masiil. Moline: y.
yisw; f. II. Peterson. Sheridan: H. w
lam rn Mohtserv Mate ein' asssIRxs 81 KTks;,1, WI
hsnson; Ioshia kS.E.sk Minonk; GhsIis, ret
Cicero af spIpsns J snev GTessve and
Other Representatives who had seen Mr.
Deneen before talked with him to-day
among them Trautmann and Pendaryis
tI,a ,.it- lot. TlNt,rc nn-
neen will meet Cook County members. al
though this will be a perfunctory pro-
ceeding. inasmuch as local members who
belong, to the new machine doubtless could
be delivered without much formality.
Some OF the new Governors friends pre-
tend to be supporting Pendarvis OF Chi
theory that Governor Yates is opposed to
the candidacy Of Mr.. Trautinann. In this
connection It is reliably reported that
Yates and Trautnann have made peace
terms.
Some OF the Trautmann members. ac-
cording to report. went so far as to In
form Mr.. Deneen that they would sup
port TrautInann even /: the new Governor.
desired the election OF another
j. Russell Grace OF Chris!nan Charles
A. Aliens district, told Mr.. Deneen he
would support Allen for Speaker. while
Representatives Haines and Taggart are
d. Shurtleff.
MAY WITHDRAW.
1t is expected that Mr. Allen will be here
tomorrow. and will withdraw from the
race Neither Allen nor Shurtlefr is be-
lieved to have chance for the speaker
ship on account of their real or supposed
affiliation with the Federal crowd
Another development. as indicated by
reports Of Mr.. Deneen's interviews with
House members. is that Chicago charter
legislation will give right Of way to pri-
mary election and civil-service bills in the
order named
Mr.. Deneen also sought advice from
House members respecting good roads or
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
DEATH OF BURLINGTON VETERAN.
samuel T.. Crancc. Formerly General
superintendent. Dies of ApopIexy.

Samuel e Crance, formerly general su-
perintendent of the Missouri District Of
the Burlington. died at his home in Brook
field at Il o'clock noon yesterday from
apopleXy.
Mr. Crance was born December l3 1851
in Schoharie County, New York. He en-
tered the railway service October s. lSGl.
since which time he was consccutively. TO
July u. 1884. or. the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy road as freight brakeman and
freight conducto. six years. passenger con-
ductor thirteen years. general yardmas;er
at Chicago ole year to March, 1881: from
March, 1881. to May. 1882. ;rainmaster of
the Chicago division. at Aurora. III: May.
1SS2, 10 July. 1884. superintendent St Louis
division. at BeardstOwn, ILL.,; July 10. 1884.
to April 80 1881. superintendent Hannibal
and ST. Joseph road: May ], 1891. TO June
H. 1892. general superintendent Kansas
City. St. Joseph ana Council Bluffs road
and Western division Of the Hannibal and
st. Joseph road: June l3. lS92 to June 1902
general superintendent Missouri District
Tho funeral arrangements have not been
romplcted
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
TO BE ASSIGNED TO THEIR
PRISON TASKS TOMORROW

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City, No. Dec. 21-John Doisn,
Frank Garrett and Thomas f. Barrett ar
rived from ST. Louis to-day on the early
afternoon train in tha CUSTODY of a Dep
uty Marshal A cold northwestern bliz-
zard was sweeping the river front when
the men alishted at the Missouri Pacific
Station, and as they turned up their coat
collars and hustled into a cab. one s,ig-
gested that it would be a god time TO take
drink.
The Deputy did not object. and instead
OF being driven to the Penitentiary as is
the custom. the cab driver was ordered
TO drive to the Madison House. where the
men briefly rezaled themselves at the bar
Their potions. however. were confined to
a single drink. after which they were
driven to the Penitentiary.
There's Dockery." remarked Long
John" Dolan, as he pointed TO the Cover
nor's bust above the gate OF the new
prison entrance.
Dolan, Garrett and Barrett conyersei
but little as they approached the entrance
and ahshted at the door Of the institu-
tlon which is to be their home for the
next five years. The men were perfectly
calm and self-possessed and seemed
reconciled to their fate
They were soor dressed in" and doIlne'i
the stripes this afternoon ut 1 o'clock
and their register numbers (by which the
convicts are known more than by their
names as as follows: Dolan. 1Ol2; Gar
ret, 70l:; Barrett. 1014.
Deputy Warden Todd will assign tEe
prisoners to work tomorrow. though it .s
not yet known what tasks they will have
Being Federal prisoners. they cannot be
let out to the prison contractors. and they
will be assigned. very likely, to duties i'm
nediately In connection with the prison. 1t
is possible that Dolan, Barrett and Gar
cOrnyiata h,ra
When the new Federal Prison is finished
at Leavenworth il is reported. fifty OF the
Federal prisoners in the Missouri Peniten-
tiary may be transferred to that place.
These men are boarded here AT the ex-
pense Of the Federal Government and are
subject to its orders.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
2..oo MILES or uEN.y RAILS.
Southern Pacific to RnNe LonEest
stretch Of uich-Grnd" Trac.,.

EEPl RLGT' SPECIAL
New cleans. La. Dec. 27.-Iulius krutt-
schnitt. first vice president and general
manager of the Southern Pacific. here on
an inspection Of the system. announced
TO-DAY tina: during the coming year OF
1905 ;hat the company would ComD'et" lay
ing go miles OF eighty pound raila. max
ing the longest stretch of h!gh--rade track
in the wo:id. IT win all be metal ballast
from Portland. ore. to New Orleans be-
fore the new year ends. The company
proposes TO lay ic0."p ions of eighty
pound rails. beside the road Will install
200 miles OF the block signal. in the
matter Of new rolling stock Manager
Eruttschaitt said they would purchase irJ
new locomotives, 100 new passenger coach
es. 700 box cars and 1909 stock cars.
In short. the scheme. when laid bare
Will be- to have n fine traffic highway from
Portland. ore, TO Panama through New
Orleans. should the new trade with the
South American country ARD the United
States mail contracts justify such a ser
vice.
There is row a gap OF 10 miles OF track
to hc relaid around T. Phso. Tex. that
point being the center OF the GAP.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
DONOHoE ELECTED PRESIDENT
Officers Chosen by Western Com,
mercial Travellers Association.

One Of the most holly contested cleo
lions in thc history OF the Western Com
mcrciaI Travellers Association. which was
hn'd at the I.,ndel Hotei yesterday. re-
suited I'm the selection Of Martin y. Dono-
hGe. wee president OF the Hargadine- VI
ki;trick Dry Goods Company. as presi-
dent.
Other officers elected were: J. w Nc
Donald. Max NJ. Rodenheime-, Alois
Jacobs. H. Scooter. J. u. Ludlow and J
A. Beaky. vice presidents Directors &c
serve for two years: james Banner.
man. John NJ. Hockmuth A. c. Ritchie
3 A. Shelby. Niililu u. Hess. J. .. Xii
lngsworth and Adrian DeYoung.
A large vote was poiled. and 1T the
meeting following the election there was
much warm discussion on proposed
amendments. The ticket elected. repre-
Kerted the opposition" and II Is under
stood new policies will be carried out ir
The management OF the association when
the new officers tako hold.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
l.. & n. Changes.

Official announcement IS made by the
Louisville a1d Nashville of the follow
Ing CHANGES and appointments: c. D. Boyd,
Atlanta Cincinnati line with headquarters
at Knoxville. Tenn; T. H Dulaney, APP
pointed assistant general freight agent.
D. Boyd: II. L. Stone. appointed general
counsel. vice G. y. Church. resigned 10
go with the J. x VI. V: J. r. Wheeler an
pointed superintendent at Nashville. Tenn.
vice J. r Brooks, transferred: r. Mont,
fort. appointed consulting engineer: " Fl
Courtenay. appointed chief engineer
dent, and 3. NJ. Starks. appointed xeneral
manager. Appointments effective Janu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
DRUMMERs ARE PROSPEROUS.
Southeast Missouri Association
Has Annual Meeting at Lindell.

Reports presented at the annual meeting
Of the Southwest Missouri prummer-;' As
ISOLATION at the Iindeil Hotel ysstertia y
afternoon showed the orga MIA ton to be in
more prosperous condition now than at
any time in It's history
The organization has more than so
members and from q financial standpoint
the outlook is most promising The meet
Ing was opened with prayer by the Rev
e.end Father ]. J. Furlong Of New Nadrid.
Mo. q. fl. Schoolmeyer presided.
The various committees which will serve
durlng 1876 were appointed. /: was decided
To hold the next meeting st Cape Ciirar-
dsau in May. AT that time invitations
viii b. issued to leading Wholesale rner-
chants OF 81. Louis TO attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
Notes of Railroad Men.

Alex Hilton genera! ulsaerser agent cr he
Frisco mas returned rom Fat Worth, re- q.
where lie attended "a meeting uf the 81. LJu!s
and Texas passenger officials
D Euves. assistant general passenger agent
OF the Chicago and Axiom. Is attending Il series
Of conferences IT different points or the Alton.
+ u ,iiIlcrsle-v- assistant general pas
scnger agent Of the u. & o. S.W., with other
passenger officials reports an eEC.pticaally
heavy holiday business.
With the Development OF the ST. Louis.
Brownsville and Mexico line II is believed that
l.. T. Yoakim wi!i secure the services OF GER
tain ST Louis railroad officials.
C. l.. Hi!ieary. assistant general passenger
agent OF the Big -Four. Is spending The holidays
out OF the city.
t. S. Clarke vice president OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific, IL spending the holidays in
Mobile.
a. ]. Davidson. president Of the Frisco. ~ In
Texas
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
FIRE AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Warehouse Of Vehicle Company
Sustains Loss of S150,0G0.

Council Bluffs. Ia, Dec. 21.-Fire to-
night completely destroyed the four-story
warehouse and the entire stock and fix
lures OF the Fuller and Johnson -Sugart
Company. causing q loss Oh the building
estimated at $4,000 and on the stock of
about 100000. on which was carried in
surance OF about $4,000.
The company. which has its head Of
fees in Madison. Wis. with large ware
houses and sales offices in several of the
large cities of the country, carried large
line of wagons and buggtes. all of which
were completely destroyed.
The fire is believed to have started from
defective electric wiring on the first floor
Ten freight cars were also destroyed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
NEGRO REPUBLICAN IN JAIL.
Colorado Worker Refused to An
swer Grand Jury.

Pueblo. colo. Dec. 27.-King Z. Corners.
a negro Republican worker, to-day was
sentenced TO tho county Jail for one year
and fined sc.N0 by District Judge Voor-
HES. before whom he was brought upon
his renewed refusal to answer questions
put to him in the Grand Jury room.
Conners last Friday secured a delay of
the execution Of Judge DiXon's sentence
against him by giving bond and promising
TO answer all inquiries that might be
made of him when the Grand Jury con-
vened again.
The Supreme Court will be invoked TO
issue writ Of habeas corpus releasing
Corners.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
Citrus Fruit Caxc.

Washington, Dec. T.-FoIuminous rec
ords in the case of the Interstate Com
merce Commission against the Southern
Pacific Company. the Atchison Topeka
and Santa fe Railway COMPANY the
Santa Fe Pacific Railway Company and
the Southern California Railway Company
were filed in the Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day. The litigation is
known as tie citrus fruit case. which was
decided adversely TO the, railroads by
Judge Wellborn of the Ninth Circuit last
September.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
Granite City B-ii i;a-.
REPuBL SPpTAL.

Springfield. H.. Dec. 2I-Atticles Of in
corporation were filed to-day by the Gran
;te City St. Louis ard Eastern Belt Rail
road at and near Granite CITY. The
the corporation is to operate Il belt rail
road al ana rear the city OF Granite City.
The !ncOrpura tors who also comprise the
first Board of Directors. are +. q. Med
rinshaus. H T. Ni-GrinshluS and Wa
liam T. Ei=C!rn. ehaus. all Of 81. Louis: ".
W Hanlon and =. II. Stelsel OF Granite
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
hard roads and discussed Stat patron

hard rcads and discussed State patron
age with few Of his callers.
Mr.. Deneen also met William +. BunGy
of CcntraIia. Walter Louder: Of Trenton.
Harry Warn Of DuQuoin, Major Hogan OF
Mound City. Lieutenant Governor North
eott ant Congrsssmen Wilson knopt and
Fuller. the conferences took place at the
Great Northern Hotel, which was crowded
all day long with Republican politicians.
Chairman West watched the LOBBY and
admitted politicians whom he desired the
incc-m!n~ Governor 70 see Mr.. Trautmann Il
said he .as we'll pleased with the senti-
enmt in his favor, but declined 20 make
any predictions.
1T is now time for the members to
talk" said he
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
FALL ON PAVEMENT is FATAL.
Unidentified Man Succumbs to In
juries at City Hospital.

The unidentified man who fell on the
slippery pavement at Twelfth street and
washington avenue Monday evening died
last night at the City Hospital without
recovering consciousness
When he fell he was crossing the street
His skull was fractured He weighed 2s5
pounds and was about 65 years old The
body was taken to the morSue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

request OF Wassermann 4 CO.. directed
Mayor Wells 10 certify to his court for
revivai by January the proceedings in
regard 10 the annulment by the Mayor OF
WaSsermann & Co.'S ticket brokers' Ii
ccnse. Wassermam d co. claim that the
Mayor has no iUris siiction OF the rnatt.r
and that The charge against them CT sell
In. a no1transferabla ticket should &c
tried before 2 Police court Judge
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
ERNEST kAEHLER.
Appoint sd Manager OF the Interstate Dis
match

Ernest Kaehicr for twenty years local
agent for the Interstate Dispatch fast
freight lincp in ST. Louis. has been appoint
ed manage. OF the same line. with head
quarters III Buffalo. effective January l.
Mr.. keahieI' H. well and favuTTibiy known
in local railroad circles and in the twenty
years in which he has been in the service
has gained the good opinion OF all with
whom he has had business relations While
II IS announced that his headquarter= Will
be In Buffalo IL Is said that his head
quarters have uor been definitely TX III.
Mr.. kaehier is now in the East rnIhiIs
final ARRANGEMENTS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

REP ELIc SPECIAL.
Dallas Tex. Dee. 21.-John g. Harris.
Joint agent at Fort Worth or the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas. the International and
Great Northern and the Texas Pacific
railroads. died lalst night, aged 'G ;.ears;
He was one Of the best known railroad
men. particularly 10 livestock inter"s"'.
in the United States. He was formerly
Texas Pacific agent at New Orleans.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
Talks ON SpirItualE.m.

]. Dwight Hasaman. president of the
Antimedium Association OF the United
States. delivered a lecture on Spiritual
ism at the Y. NJ. c. A. building last
night for the benefit OF the Union Mis-
sion. Several Spiritualists Were present
and at different stages of the lecture
questioned his statements.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
Bird Piun. conference.

a. e. Biri. vice president in charge OF
Gould lines trsffc has invited the freight
and passenger traffic officials OF all ,he
Gould lines 20 accompany him TO TeXhS
next month. where q conference VIII be
held with the traffic officials n that State.
X is expected that tho PARTY Will leave
January 5 and will visit several points in
Texas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
SCHOONER AND CREW MISSING
Begonia, With Eight Men, Is
Overdue Three Weeks.

81. Johns. Newfoundland. Dec. 1.-THE
schooner Begonia- with a crew OF eight
men. overdue three weeks has been post
ed a. missing. II ia feared she foundered.
The Begonia is the only vessel unreportcd
OF all of those driven scaward in the gale
OF December g.
Another fierce blizzard swept the Goa st
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. blocking
traffic. Little damage to shipping IA
teaIec. as few vessels are now moving
in tteso waters.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
Kicked Him In the FACE.

William H. McGill. guest at the South
House. No. 221 South Broadway. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon upon complaint
Of Herman Long houseman at the hotel.
Long alleges that McGill kicked him in
the face, breaking his Jaw. A warrant
will be applied for this morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Christmas was celebrated BY the en-
pioyes Of the City Insane Asylum last
night will, d bail. One hundred and fifty
guests were present. To Doctor Il. S.
Atkins. the Superintendent. was presented
a handsome diamond !ocket An enter
tainment for the inmates of the institu-
ton will be given Thursday night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

The United States Civil Service Commits
sion will hold an examination on January
%, 1895, to secure eligibles for vacancies
In the position of electrotypers helper in
the Government Printing Office at WASH
ington, and in other branches OF the serv-
ice requiring similar qualifications. Ths
position pays 20 cents an hour.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
NEWS FROM THE CITY CHTHCHE>
Hyde Park Congregation to Hold in.
nunI Meeting This EyeninE.

The annual meeting OF Hyde Park Con-
sTegational Church will be held this even
ing. at which reports from the various
church societies will be read and the
election OF officers will be held.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
Annual Meeting Postponed.

The annual meeting and election Of Of
ficers of the Abraham Lincoln Club OF
the Twenty-first Ward will be held on
Saturday evening. January !, at o'clock,
in Sperhage's Hall. Spring and Easton
avenues, instead of on next Saturday
evening. as announced
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

For your winter vacation. The Dixie
Flyer will take you there quickly and
comfortably. Call at Illinois Central city
ticket Office or write c. G. McCarty, d. E
A, for inforinatio folders, etc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

The Reverend Father Rogers. 8 J.
president OF ST Louis Univers;t-. is nj
tending the meeting OF college president.
AT Columbia. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

The Sunday school Of the Maple Avenue
Reformed Church gave q cantata iast
night entitle! pilgrims OF the Star" one
OF the features OF the entertainment va
large Christmas tree. lighted with
electricity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

While. as has been stated. there will be
no official changes on the Terminal Asso-
ciation employees. the reduction of the
number of employees is being gradually
made. Under the Worlds Fair footing
about SEQ persons We're employed by the
Terminal Association. and it is expected
to reduce this number to about 1900
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
GERSHON GETS A POSITION.
Republican Committee Secretary
to Be CorOBer's Chief Clerk.

TO Be CoroRer's Chief Clerk.
George Gershon. secretary OF the Re
publican City Central Committee has
been appointed chief clerk of Coroner
Baron, the appointment to take effect up
on the approval Of the Mayor. 1t Is be-
lieved that the city executive will ap-
prove the selection.
The appointment OF Doctor Henry Lloyd
~ Deputy Coroner has not been con-
firmed by Mayor Wells.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

4 meeting has been called OF the Joint
Passenger Committee to meet In New
York January Il 10 consider seaboarG
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Instead Of ths regular prayer eervice nj
Marvin Memorial Church this evening, Mr..
CARD or the St Lo'its City Mission will
conduct a converts service which is
especially intended for men
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

BOoEE-Eutered into rest Tuesday. December
=. isQs at $50 a n, az her home In WehEter
Groves. NO.. Mary Coulter Boone, relict N John
Z. Boone and mother of Torrance n. Boone. Due
notice OF funeral will be given.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

DI.EW-Spddenly. on Monday. December %.
1874. at II p m. at faEIiS, residence, No. 01i7
cas5 avenue, George II. Drew. Funeral on
Thursday. December %. At LEO y. m. from
family residenca
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
Deposit Your surplus Fund.


In National Bank OF Commerce, Broadway Y
and Olive street, at 3 per cent on time
certificates. Working capital SI5c0o,c00
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

'Boro- -Forma lin Elmer &AnsndJ ss an
antiseptc. clearsing mouth and tooth
wash ia unsurpassed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
Absolute Security.

With worieins capital Of S5.ooo.O Ooo the
| National Bank of Commerce pays per
| cent On time deposits.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Hot Springs Baths. Mineral Water, open
day and night. Fourth and Lucas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

KAT:SMANN-Benjamin Kausnanr. beloved
son Of Rosa KausrDann and our dear brother,
died December q. 1904. at - o'clock noon. at
Funeral takes place from the residence. No
i5lS South Broadway, Thursday, December y.
at 1:N p. Helena Mont. and Cicinnatu. o.,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

HoLBERT-On Tuesday. December =. 1!oi
At 1l:50 a. rn Thomas y. Holhert. beloved
husband Of Sue n. Holhert 'nee Mathews and
father of Nathan. Charles W. Lizzie and Mary
Holbe-t AID Ella Bremmer tnee Holbertp. aged
81 years months &c dsys. Funeral Thursday,
December % at l: 20 y. ru-. from family resi-
dence. 433s FaTlln avenue. Funeral private.
Deceased was a member OF Hyde PARK Lodge.
No. go. A O.. L. W. FsrTnington. 1io., apd
Buckle County papers please copy
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28
NOTICE.
DEATHS.

BELI.-SEddenly Tuesday mcTning. Deem
ber -, 1904, al h residcncs in Wehrcer
Groves. W. s Bell. in his sixty-eecond year
Funeral private.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

wINF1EI.p--Entered into rest on Tuesday.
necernber ~ 1904. at a. IN. Albert s. VIM
aeJd dearly beloved husband Of Emma D.
Winfield fnee Herberg>. after brief illnesr.
aged Il years and months. lnterinent at
Watkins. N. 7.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

Annulment to Be Reviewed.
Circuit Judge Kinealy yesterday, at the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-28

KINSEY- On Tuesday. December a. 1904.
George Prescott Einsey, youngest child OF E.
X Kirsey and Inez Wheeler Kirsey. and
rrandcfild Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. kinsey. aged
II months and 2S dnys. Funeral Thursday De-
ccrrber g. at . p. InterIpent private.