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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25

ordered printed. The report Of the
Committee on the Twentieth Century
Fund for the cause of Christian edu-
cation was read and referred.
Upon the re-assembling of the as
sembly for the afternoon session the
first business was. the submission of
the report Of the committee on
Foreign Correspondence which was
adopted. Most of the overtures re-
late to the construction of laws of
the assembly in answer to the over
ture of the Pine Bluff Presbyterians,
asking the assembly to enjoin the
committee of publication from print
ing in catechisms and other Sunday
called the Apostles Creed, the COM
school literature what is commonly
mittee reported that such request be
denied. The same action was taken
with regard to the overture from the
Presbyterians of Asheville, asking that
the expenses of entertaining commits
sioners at meeting of the general as
sembly be borne by the general assem-
H..
The following special order was
made:
Thursday, p. M, foreign missions
The standing committee on home
missions, to whom was referred by the
assembly of 1903, an overture from
the Green Brier Presbytery as to min
listers without charges and vacant
churches made a lengthy report upon
the subject, showing that the whole
of churches reported to the
presbytery of 1903 was 3,044, of which
twenty per cent are marked as va
cant, due to various causes. With
regard to the number of ministers
without charges it finds three causes,
disease, infirmity and in transltu.
OF 1.517 ministers in the assembly re
prost of 1903 at 6 per cent and were
without charges.
At the night session, the specIal
order the ministerial relief, was taken
up. The meeting was called to order
nv Rev. DR.. McElroy secretary of the
Committee on Ministerial Relief and
strong addresses were made by Judge
s. M. Shelton. OF Vicksburg, and DR.
n IA Hill of Maxton, Mo. The
making of an annual collection for
this branch of the work and endowy
ment fund was strongly urged. The
assembly then adjourned till nine
o clock tomorrow morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
Two Believed to be Drowned.
(By the Associated Press

ST. john N. B.. May 23.-John
Thompson, one of the most prominent
shipping men in anada, and r. p. Fos-
ter, manager of the Royal Bank of
Canada, are believed to have been
drowned by the capsizing of their boat
in Lake Oromoctoo yesterday. E. p.
Stavert inspector of the bank of New
brunswick, who was one of the party
swan three-quarters of a mile to shore
and wandered for a night and a day
through the woods, finally being dis
covered by some lumber men. Accord
ing to his story, the beat was capsized
bv a squall No trace of Thompson or
Foster has been found.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
Gulf States Tennis Tournament.
(Bv the AssociatAd Press }

(By the Associated Press)
New orleans, May 23.-The Gulf
States Tennis championship tourna-
ment under the New orleans Lawn
Tennis clubs auspices began today.
Outside of four clubs. Russ and Cres-
son, of San Antonio, @eXas' are here
to defend their trophy of last year.
The play will last until Friday, with
the Texans the probable winners. al
though local hopes are pinned on F.
7. Payne, who is playing IN great
form.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
One Hundred Thousand Dollar Fire.
CRv the Associated Press. }

Little Rock, Ark, Nay pa spe-
cial to the Gazette from Newport,
Ark, says:
Fire started about 9 O'Clock to-
night in the large warehouse or the
Newport Grocery company IN this
CITY and before Il was brought under
control several buildings and a large
amount of other property were de-
stroyed. causing loss that will ex-
coed 100000. 80~u
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
TO Wake Forest.

A large party left Raleigh yester-
day for Wake Forest commencement.
Among others that went were Rev.
r. II. Vann, Rev. ]. d. Huffman, Mr..
n. B. Broughton, Mr.. w. n. Jones,
Mr.. T. II. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Ray, Miss Mary Carter Ray, Mrs.
William Pace, Rev and Mrs. w. c..
Tyree. Mrs. Cary ]. Hunter and
ut
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
w. ID. Scott Superintendent.
(By the Associated Press.)

Houston, Texas, May 23.-W. b.
Scott was today appointed general
superintendent of the Houseton and
Texas Central and the Houston, East
and West Texas railroads, the position
of general manager recently resigned
by Jeff n. Miller, having been abolish
ed. The management of the proper
ties is again taken over by the South
ern Pacific officials, evidencing that
the deal with the Rock Island. which
sought to acquire a half interest III
the roads, has been definitely aband-
OOed
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
TVS Father-in-Law Resigns.
Bv the Associated Press)

providence, r. l., May 23.-Dave M.
Thompson, general superintendent of
the b. b. & r. Knight Cotton mills,
has resigned to accept the presidency
of the F. w. Reynolds Company, cot
ton brokers. of this city. He is father
in-law of Daniel ]. Suily, one of the
officials of the Reynolds firm.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
Burned to Death in His Barn.
(Rv the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press.)
Little Rock, Ark, May ga Spe-
cial to the Gazette from Sear2y, Al k,
says that DR.. r. G. l-ightte u large
physician of that place has been burn
ed to death in his barn. which was de-
sttoyed by the expiosI IN o! Il lamp
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
Southern Enters Suit.
CBy the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, 23-The Southern rail-
way today entered suit in the District
Supreme court against the First Ma
tional bank of Macon, Ga, for $22,957,
which was on deposit when the bank
went into the hands of a receiver The
railroad company alleges that the
bank owns 10000 gallons of cotton
seed oil now in this city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
The Brigade Goes to Manassas,


(By the ASSOCIATED Press.)
Hartford, Conn, May Ex-Governor
Chamberlain decided today to send
the entire brigade of the c. N. G. to
Manassas to take part in the govern
= .manoeuvers this fall instead of
usual camp at Nanitac. The
..,s will go on Saturday, Septem-
and will reach home Monday,
.- lber 20.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
Colonel Buell. Dies.
an the Associated Press. }

Philadelphia, May 23.-Celonel Au-
gustus c. Buell., a veteran of the civfi
war and later widely known as a war
correspondent and author of a stand
ard Life of John Paul JONES' died
today after several weeks illness.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
Rothschild Gets Ten Years.
[ Ru the Associated Press

BY the ASsOcIaIeu GTtss.J
New York, May 23.-David Roth
schild. former president of the de-
funct Federal Bank, who last week
was convicted of grand larceny, today
was sentenced to serve nine years in
the State prisno. Rothsci!d was found
gilty of the theft of a note of $4,000
belonging to a man named Messler,
while the former was president of the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
VICTORY OVER REvoLUToNIsTs.
OrdOnez Says that Eighty Were Killed
and Two Hundred Wounded.
(By the Associated Press.)

Monteveideo, Uruguay, May %
President Ordonez announces a victory
over the revolutiOnists by the govern
ment troops under General Munez.
Eighty of the reVolutionists were
killed and 200 wounded.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
Died From a FAN.
CRv the Associated Press.)

Wy IIIt A6SUCI1ItU CoosJ
Bristol, Tenn, May 23.-S. B. Ke-
fauver, of Jonesboro, Tenn, attorney
general of the first judicial district
of Tennessee died here today as the
result of fall down stairs in a hotel
last Thursday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
Appointed suhstltntc Cmnirc.

Little Rock, Ark, May 23.-Presi-
dent Kavanaugh of :he Southern
League, has appointed John shaw, of
Mobile, a substitute umpire. Ile sue
ceeds Bailey. resign II.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-25
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Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

och kemiska egenskaper o. S. ", sd
ser han deruti redan krafter; och hu.
ruvida han sedan blir atomist eller
dynamist, Diet beror af hans satt att
bestamma f0rhallandet mellan materi
en- och krafterna. Satter han namli.
gen den fora sasom Diet | sig sjalf for;
sta och Substantial, och later de Sc
mare med delta forenas utifran eller
tillfalligt, sa ar han efter ordets ur-
gamla b~emarkelse atomist och | en-
AMMAN mening da afven ytlig, han
ma / 0frigt vara huru skarpsinnig som
helst. Han kan namligen da icke for
klara hvarken hvad materien ar eller
hvad kraften ar eller huru de arc
forenade pa delta sattet hellre an pa
EFT annat. Redan Plato anmarkte att
man dock Dor kunna saga hvad mate
rien ar, eller hvad man med Diet ordet
menar, och ON man da maste saga
att den ar nagonting som kan verka
eller Ida - agera eller reagera, sa
har man ju dermed redan sagt att den
ar en- kraft eller formaga. Men hvad
annat ar da materien an EFT visst fe'
nomen for oss af krafter?
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
6LGBxR SOM ~LxkEMEDEL!

Ur en- artikel af DIR Rudolf Miller /
prof. w. Winternitz (Wien) tidskrift
Bluatter fir Hydroterapie r0rande Of
vanstaende for oss svenskar aktuela
anne CORA vi har nedan efter Helso-
vannen nagra utdrag.
Till de aldsta lakemedel, for hvilka
manniskan har att tacka vaxtriket, ho-
r blabaren. vi finna dem omnamda
redan af lakare, ti%llhorande den klassi-
ska f~orntiden, sasom Hippokrates och
Galenus; afven Plinius d. a. manner
dem / sin Historic naturalis. I me-
deltiden och 1 nya tiden anda in 1 for
ra arhundradet spelade de liksom
manga andra lakemedel fran vaxtriket
en- stor roll; nastan / ALA vaxtb0cker
talas Diet ON dem.
Senare strokos emellertid blabaren
fran den vetenskapliga medicinens
forteckning pa lakemedel och fortforo
blot att vara EFT f0remal for folkme-
dicinen. Sa fortfor Diet att vara tills
professor w. Winternitz pa satt och
Wis anyo upptackte dem.
Utgaende fran Diet af folkmedicinen
for lange sedan ko~nstaterade sakfor-
hallandet att Diet s. k. "blabarsmoset"
ar EFT verksamt medel vid diarreer,
anvande Winternitz Diet sedan manga
ar vid de NEST olika former af diarre,
antingen ensamt eller isynnerhet / de
fall, da Diet visade sig 0nskvardt att
andra medel pa grund af sin otiIlrack-
liga verkan und~erst0ddes af EFT invar-
ties gifvet medikament. Han anvande
en- vanlig, af forbade blabar nyss be-
redd, sa k~oncentrerad dekokt som
m0jligt. Tillredningssattet angifver
Winternitz sjalf pa foljande satt:
"Baren 6fvergjutas med kallt vatten
och kokas | spiseln under liflig omro-
ring l minst iva timmar. Mar hela
nassau till slut antagit en- tunn svag
konsistens, sd fransila den fran de
qvarblifvande barren, helst genom en-
.linnelapp. Den | grytan q~tarblifna
saften tillvaratages genom kraftig
presenting af desamma. Dekokten for
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15
BARNEN OCH GATAN.

Pa EFT foraldram6te / Stavanger
Norge, diskuterades har ON dagen den
for stadsbefolkningen, sarskildt der
~obemedlade delen deraf sa vigtiga fra.
gan ON, huru man skall skydda bar.
e fran gatans och Diet kringdrifvan.
de gatulifvets skadliga inflytande pa
karaktarsutvecklingen.
En- forfattare / Vestlandsposten
framhaller med rata pa tai ON denna
fraga att den helt och ballet samman.
faller med en- AMMAN namligen hur
mar SHALL ia barnen att STAMINA hem.
ma hos far och NOR.
For sattet att ma delta NAL gifver
forfattaren foljande rad och anvis.
ningar:
For Diet f0rsta fordras vanlighet.
Man kan ej forundra sig 0fver att
barnen icke tycka ON att STAMINA inne,
.da de jamt och standigt m0tas af sura
miner och gnat for minsta fel eller
f0rsumlighet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

Eft kilogram n0tter eller mandlar in
nehaller nastan lika mycket agghvite-
anne som h~alftannat kilogram oxkott
eller fark0tt, forutom iva t~redjedelar
at smorets innehall pa felt.
vara dagar, da becker arc sa bill
liga, torde Diet ~ihagkommas att gref-
vinnan af Anjou for tusen ar sedan gaf
200 far, EFT lass hvete, EFT lass rag och
EFT lass korn for EFT band prediknin-
gar, prantade af en- tysk munk.
En- I. d. engelsk bryggeriegare F. N.
Charrington har kept en- liten q pa
kusten af Essex, som han amman an
wanda till uppehallsort for omvanda
drinkare. Hr Charrington ar bekant
som en- mycket ifrig absolutist. Han
var pa sin It'd medintressent | EFT af
de storsta bryggerierna | verldsstaden.
En- dag sag han en- drucken man kom-
ma ut fran en- restaurant, som till
horde hans bryggeri. Denna syn gior-
de EFT sa djupt intryck pa honom att
han genast afstod fran sin del | bryg-
geriet och de dermed forenade stora
inkomsterna, och han har sedan egnat
sig at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Emellert.d
har han under sin verksamhet | Lon
dons East End insett, hur vanskligt
det ar att radda folk fran drycken-
skapslasten. sa lange de aro omgifna
al sa manga frestelser. Delta forde
honom pa den tanken att av~agabringa
en- plats, hvarest berusande dfycker
icke stode att -erhaia. MI harl han
ocksa Kept oscse3n, hyarestaH f6rsalj-
ming at berusande drycker kommer att
forbjudas.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

Under ALA forhallanden beror franz
gangen af forsok | nu anford riktning
| hog grad pa valet af fo~sforesceran-
de amnen, och kanske far man leta
lange, imam man finer EFT lampligt
stall till x-stralarnas magnet"
Delta skrefs 1 b0rjan af 1896; redan
1897 fam madame Curie Diet ANNE -
radium - hvilket liksom stalmagne'
ten permanent bevarar sin f0rmaga
till utatverkan. - J. e. J-n.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-15

4
Oct maste rada en- god ton hem
met. ON delta skall blifva t~illdrasanue
for barnasinnet. Med god ton menar
jag har en- vanlig ton. s~jalfbeharsh
ming och hansynsfullhet | umganget
mellan familjens medlemmar.
bet firms hem der f6rhallandet mel
Ian far och NOR | grund och botten at
godt och man hyser full Tilt ocn kar-
lex till hvarandra, men der man an
dock want sig vid att "bita" efter hvar-
andra och begagna sarande och kran'
kande ord. Delta hor just TIL de
"sma rafvar," som f0rderfva EFT goat
samlif. Ty afven ON man icke menar
nagonting med de onodigt skarpa or
den och den hetsiga tonen, sa verka
dock dessa som tistlar eller brann'
nasslor, hvilka fororsaka sveda ocn
skapa vantrefnad.
Och de vuxnas gnabb och snarstuc'
kenhet verka smittande pa barnen. l
EFT dylikt hem raider ofta mellan IA
miliens ALA medlemmar en- stotande,
hetsig och brutal ton. Kan man da
vanta att barnen skola f1nna sig en-
sadan atmosfar, kunna de trifVas I'M
der sadana forhallanden?
Eller tank er EFT hem, der man icke
bryr sig ON de NEST la~ttuppfyllda
onskningar fran barnens sida. De ia
icke leka inne, de ia icke taga en-
] kamrat eller en- vaninna hem med sig.
Ar Diet val nagot underligt deri att
barnen, da de hemma sakna hvarje
solglimt, hellre upps0ka gatans nojen?
bet ar icke / forsta rummet fattig,
domen / hemmet, utan bristen pa and
ligt solsken, pa forstaelse och han
/, synsfullhet som ar orsaken till at
barnen tycka ON att springa ute och
pa sa satt smart IA smak for gatulif
vet ON qvallarna.
Da far kommer hem trott ON aftnar
ma, har han latt for att brusa upp, och
NOR / huset ar ofta nog icke mindrt
utslapad och derfor lika mycket fire
stad till upphetsning och otalighet
MEN for barnens skull horde foraldrar
ma soka motsta sadana frestelser.
Om far late slit hjarta tala och sadt
EFT vanligt ord, mar han kom hem, ell
Ter atminstone visade EFT belatet an
sigte - hvilken valgorande verkal
skulle icke delta utofva pa hustrul
och hela barnflocken. Och pm hal
sedan intresserade sig en- smula TO
barnens lexor och hemarbete, ON hal
gafve dem nagon uppmuntran! On
han fors0kte att skaffa dem nagol
sund, underhallande lasning och s0R
tie bibringa dem smak for dylik sys
selsattning. Delta gar icke med tvan.
och hotelser. Men EFT ar sakert
Hvad far och NOR pa EFT lefvande sat
~intressera sig for och tala ON, de
skall ocksa intressera de sma.
Den uppgift, som aligger foraldral
ma att l0sa, ar ingenting mindre a.
att CORA hemmet till Diet for barne
karaste stale pa jorden. For dem
uppgift ar Diet vardt att offra nagot
Och harvidlag ar Diet icke fraga OF
att kunna offra penningar och gor
hemmet komfortabelt, utan att Off
nagot af slit eget sjalfviska jag, al
beharska sig sjalf och intressera 81
sd lefvande for den harliga uppgifte
att nan mer och mer soker CORA 81
skicklig att l0sa den. Man mast
vinna barnens tillit och fortroend,
man maste tillegna sig den andliga o
verlagsenhet, som fordras af fora
drama for att barnen skola boja 81
for deras auktoritet, icke blot for d,
ras maktsprak och hotelser.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-22
Wrence.

Earl Cleveland was in town Tuesday
Miss Ola West is sick of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Sanborn, who is sick, is still
quite low.
Work is progressing on the gas and
water works.
Mrs. Greenhoe and daughter were in
Hartford, Tuesday.
DC. Simmons, who has been sick, is
able to be out again.
DR.. Crowell moved Monday into the
house which he bought of Mr.. Fisher
f. f. Rowland who has been spend
ing the winter in Charlotte, is here
spending a few days with his brother
III. r Rowland.
The district conference, which was
held at this place Tuesday and Wednes-
day, was largely attended by the preach
ers of the district and the people of this
place. The Tuesday evening services
were enjoyed by all, the speaker being
DR.. Frye of st. Joseph. Those who did
not hear him missed a great deal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-22
Base Line.

Mrs. L. Chappen has been on the SICK
list
III. Hall of Fennville visited at L. Lees
last week.
Mr. Freet's daughter Ida is visiting
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eastman are visiting
in Cass county.
w. Lindsey will build a new house on
his farm and move there this spring.
b. Day will occupy l.. Woodruff )
house while repairing the Babbitt house.
G.. Post visited his aunt, Mrs. Is. IL.
Vincent, in Oshtemo, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Grace Post Franklin, who lives
in Otsego, buried her youngest child
Sunday.
Claud Enos and wife will occupy the
Newcomb house, he having rented Clay
tons farm.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Leech have hired
out for the summer in South Haven,
their former home.
Mrs. Post has been in Allegan nearly
a week helping care for her sick grand
children, who are on the road to recov-
cry now.
w. ID. Herman of Allegan has been re-
pairing both of j. Eastman's wells; also
one for Nj. Wilmot and is putting down
new ones for w. Lindsey and j. Allen.
Mrs. Bishop sold her place and n. +.
Woodruff had to store his goods. Mrs.
Woodruff will go to South haven and
Mr.. Woodruff will stay here short
time to make some improvements on the
farm before he joins her there. Then
they will visit in Hartford.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-22
Braybr0Oks District.

Mrs. Josie Gould was business caller
at Decatur one day last week.
Isa Howard attended the teachers in
stitute at Lawrence, Saturday.
The party at Elva Nichols was well
attended and all report a good time.
Bert Jacobs and jake Flagg attended
Grange at Hamilton, Saturday evening.
Our road commissioner is doing fine
lot of work on the hills near Elijah
Johnson's.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Brown of Law
renee visited with Mr.. and Mrs. j. \.
Flagg, Sunday.
A serious accident happened at the
home of George Harris one day last
week Glen. Manley was feeding a corn
husket and the machine clogged, and as
he was trying to remove the corn that
had clogged the machine with his hands,
the rollers caught his glove on his right
hand and drew his arm into the machine
above the elbow, for which amputatiou
was necessary. DR.. Palmer of Hartford
assisted by DIR. Crowell of Lawrence, re-
moved the crushed member and he is
resting quite comfortably at this writing.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-22
Decatur.

S. r.. Gillum of Kalamazoo was in
Decatur last Friday.
Mrs. Ida Yeckley has been visiting in
Jackson the past few days.
Miss Minnie Nesbitt was in Chicago
on business one day last week.
Miss Kate Mahoney has returned from
a weeks visit with relatives in Dowagiac.
Miss Gertrude McAdams of Kalama-
zoo spent Sunday with Decatur rela-
tives.
Mrs l.. E. Gibson Of Chicago is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Eckenberger.
Miss Ethel Bassett and George Gerould
of Kalamazoo were i'm the village ovel
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Chimney have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs Eli Chin
merry of Amber. Mich, the past few days
Ward Collins and Miss Hazel Hill
who have been attending the University
of Michigan, are home for the spring va
cation.
/ The Decatur high school ball team
went to Dowagiac last Saturday and de
/ feated the Dowagiac high school teau
/ by a score of IL to D.
Miss Helen Hathaway and Ernes
Whitlock are home for the spring vaca
ton. They are both students Of TN,
University of Michigan.
Fred r. Steele of Hamilton and Mrs
Goldle Eckes Meek of Decatur wer,
married by Justice Moulton at his resi-
dence Thursday evening, April a.
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Keller

Miss Clara Fisher is visiting friends
in Keller.
A. O. Duncombe is the owner of a new
gasoline engine.
Miss Lena Fisher is the new clerk IN
A. ID. Robnsons store.
Miss Halle Merritt is home from Kib.
bic to make a short visit.
II Palmer was unfortunate enough to
break his leg Wednesday morning. DR..
Fosdick is attending the case.
Miss Zoe Mcmillan returned home
Monday, after spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. Gregory of Porter
Mrs. A. w. Cuisine and Mrs. A. d.
Robinson went TO Chicago, Monday, to
purchase new spring goods and millinery
for Robnson's store.
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Mayor Dead Of Pneumonia.

Portland, Mich. April 10 - Perry
y. Moore mayor of this city. is dead
Of pneumonia after a brief illness. He
was serving his second term. having
been reelected in March. He had
Just been reelected justice of the
peace. He was prominent socially as
well as politically. He was a veteran
Of the civil war. having enlisted from
Fort Wayne Ind The funeral will
be held Wednesday afternoon; burial
under Masonic auspices.