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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-13
DIED.


CIAYTON-In salt Lake City, March T.
from senile debility, John Clayton, aged
50 years.
Funeral from late residence, 4S5 +
street. Monday, the 18th inst, at ?. m
Deceased has been 4 resident OF salt Lake
forty-five years.
HANNIBAL ogden, March II, 1900
Mrs. Christine Hannibal.
Remains viii be brought here FOR inter
ment. Funeral services viii be held II
the Second ward meeting house. Salt
Lake City. Monday, March Il. at p. m
Friends invited.
ANDREASEN-In this city. March =
1904, Wilhemiua. wife of Christian An
dreasen, deceased born at Chrlstlana
in Norway. Nov. %. lSsS.
Funeral services viii be held Tuesday
at O'Clock at residence, rear of PAS Soutl
Third East street. Friends invited 70 at
tend. Ipterment in City cemetery.
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HIGGINS PLEADS GUILTY.
ofense Is Lessened and BE Must
Pay $50.

The case of Michael Higgins. charged
with assault with intent to commit muir
der. came to an end yesterday in the dis
trict court. Higgins withdrew his former
plea OF not guilty and entered plea OF
guilty Of assault with a deadly weapon.
He was fined $50 and his attorney became
surety for the amount while he went out
70 get the money. The assault was COM
mitted August ., 1901. and Higgins has had
all kinds OF trouble since that time
Owing to various techuicalities in the
filing Of the information. four different
commitments were made out. A jury
trial resulted IN a disagreement He was
also sued for damages by l.. 3. Dore, who
was shot through the stomach hv me
defendant. Damages. were awarded Bore
10 the amount of $1,000. In the mean
time HiCgins' attorney had been given a
mortgage on his home, though the judy
mont ~ an stands
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a few weeks for St Joseph, No, where
they will spend the summer -----
Mr.. Dell Gay is home from a very
pleasant trip to California.
Messrs- Frank Pingree and Andrew
Carr are expected home the latter part
OF the month from Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. 5. L. Brick have gone 10
the coast for months visit.
Mrs E A LarSin very delightfully."- en-
tertained number OF her friends Thurs
day afternoon at her pretty home on
Twenty-fOurth street. in honor of Miss
Ellen Nebeker of Logan The afternoon
Has spent very pleasantly and delicious
luncheon was served
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-13
COUNTY CONVENTION CALLED.

Price, March 12.-The Republicans OF
Carbon county are to meet ar Price on
March 81 in county convention to name
eight delegates TO the state convention
and like number to the judicial conven-
tion at Mt. Pleasant on April 2. The
delegates in the several precincts are APP
pOrtiOned as follows:
Winter Quarters. .; Scofield. .: Castle
Cato. $; Helper, ?: Spring Glen. L: Price,
3: Wellington. 1; Minnie Maud, ,; sunny
side .. ana Clear Creek l.
All delegates are to he chosen at least
five days previous to the holding of the
convention TO which they are chosen.
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And in accordance with the law and or
der OF the board of directors made the
LIST day OF February. 80 many q the
shares of each parcel of such stock IS
may be necessary will be sold at the Of
flee of the company room 42l. i. +.
Walker building. Salt Lake City, Utah
on the lath day N March. 1901 at th5
hour OF 10 O'Clock a. NJ. 70 pay the de
nnquent assessment thereon. together
with tho coz al advertising and expense
OF sale. - w. LANGLEY.
Secretary.
Room 421. d. F: Walker Building, g.
Lake City, Utah.
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DELINQUENT Notice.

TIE. SILVER SHIEED MINING &
Milling company. Principal niace OF husi
hess. Sait Lake CITY Utah. Notice
There arc delinquent on the following CO.
seflDed stock. on account of assessment
No. \ levied on the lsr DAY OF February.
lSoi. the several amounts se1 Opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders as
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W0man's Athenaeum Of Park city.

The regular seni-monthly meeting Of
the WOman's AtheEaeum was held yes
terday at the home of Mrs. l.. l.. Hub
bard. Mrs. Lynn Kimball, acting as in
structOr, conducted the meeting and
took the club members over a review Of
the German history studied during the
entire year. Mrs. A. r.. Weeter read
entertainingly well prepared paper on
,"Frederick the Great and NOltaire, 8"
and Mrs. Emma Kelsoe gave a very in
teresting paper. taking as her subject
Napoleon in Germany. Current events
was the subject of Mrs. J. w. Mid
hours paper, which was very thorough
and highly enjoyed. After tTansacting
the usual business of the club an ad-
jOurnment was taken until March q.
when the club will meet with Mrs. F.
w. Sherman.
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STOVE REPAIRS.


WE REPAIR stoves and furnaces; also
clean and repair water jackets. Western
Foundry & Stove Repair Works Phone
1615-X; office 242 ). State.
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Tahernacla Music

The following special music viii be rem
dered al the regular services this after
noon at . D. m. in the Tabernacle:
High on the Mountain Top .........
-...--...----............ Tabernacle choir
Author Of Faith" Choir
Tenor solo, Everlasting Day"
(Bevin) ..................Frank II. West
Soprano solo, Come Unto Ne"
Lindsay ........ Miss Wealthy Belnap
Solo and chorus. Calvary. (ROdney)
............. Miss Bessie Blair and choir
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And in accordance with tho law and or
der Of the board OF directors. made tn
first day OF February, 1904. so many o
the shares Of each parcel OF stock a'
may be necessary viii be sold az the Of
flee % the company. room eos ID. 4. Walk
at the hour of % clock ID. m. 10 pay tn.
delinquent assessment thereon. togeth z
with the cost Of advertising and expense
Of sale. II. BARNETT,
Secretary
COS, D. T. Walker Building.
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BLACK Bl1SS MINING COMPAN i
lsocdtiOn of principal place OF business
SAT- Lake City, Utah. Nouce--lhere a.
uehnquent on the following describe
stock on acccunt OF assessment NO.
levied on the -pth day OF January lyy'
the several amounts set opposite IN
names OF the respective shareholders a
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PEcK's DAMAGE SUIT.
Wants $4,000 For Loss of One
Eve

Charles W. Peck has sued the ogden
Union Depot ana Railway company 1or
s15.250 because Of injuries received at the
depot Nov. 4 last. Peck was possenger
from San Francisco 10 Salt Lake. He
afighted from the Southern Pacific train
and was walking along the track wheh
a switch engine ran over a cartridge
which Rad been placed on the rail, pre-
eurnabl1- by some soldiers who were on
route east. The shell exploded and 2
piece flew into Peck's eye, destroying the
sight completely. lie holds the deRo'
c0mDanv RESPONSIBLE for permitting the
soldiers or other persons ON its grounus
70 amuse themselves in manner 50
Iraught with danger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-13
SAILORS SENT HOME.

Nagasak, March 12.-The French
steamer Sydney. which sailed today.
bound for Shanghai, took 250 Russian
sailors who formerly manned the con-
demned prizes of the Japanese,
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Back From Pleasure Tour.

James Pingree. Adam Patterson and =.
A. Smythe. the last two named accom-
panied by their wives. returned yester-
day after an absence OF about a month
in southern California and the Hawaiian
islands
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DR. Kirkwood, Dentist. has returned
to the city after a six weeks trip east.
Office and residence, so L. Third South.
Telephone 1863 "
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Never Fades.

Record the bill with us-we keep
records that won't come of, till they
pay.
MERCHANTS PROTECTOR.
Scientific Collectors of Bad Debts,
Top Floor Commercial Block,
Francis G.. Luke. General Manager.
Some people don't like us
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nalinnnnnt Notice

MILFORD MINING & MILLING
company. Principal place % busince%
Salt Lake City, Utah Notice--There al
delinquent on the following described
stock on account OF assessment No B
levied on the first day OF February, 1893
the several amounts set opposite Oh,
names Of the respective shareholders Al
follows:
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Merchants luncheon, Il noon TO D.
m, at the Crystal Cafe. 239 South Main
street. WALTER SCHMIERER, Prop.
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WARMING AND VENTILATING.

HIGSON & ROSSITER, steam and HOT
water heating. No. 100 Z. LIST So. Phone
AS.
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LEWISTON TO INcoRPoRATE.
County Commissioners of Cache
Grant Permission.

Logan, March 12-The county commits
sioners at their meeting held today
granted permission TO the people Of Lewis
ton TO incorporate as a town. The town
viii embrace what is now known Is the
Lewiston school district, and is about
three by six miles in extent. The officers
selected are: Brigham Pond. president
A J.. Hyer, Harvey NJ. Rawlins. jr.,
Samuel r Wiser and John W. Bright.
trustees.
The report of the special auditing COM
mittee appointed TO audit the accounts of
the clerk and treasurer's office, submitted
its report today. II shows in substance
that the committee, taking its cue from
the work done by cX-TTeasurer S. ".
Hendricks, has audited the tax rolls from
1899 to 1903, that being the period during
which Hendricks was in office, and have
discovered a shortage of 81 1922. or abous
the same amount that Mr.. Hendricks dis
covered had been stolen. and which
arrested. The figures given in the sum
MARI are;
Total receipts ......................$62 5 40 So
Total disbursements .............. 624,l36 81
Balance due .....................S 1872 q
Marshal Crockett and Policeman Ben
son raided the rooms of the Cache Valley
Athletic club this evening and arrested
about dozen persons on n charge of
gambling Among them were some well
known people Of the city. City Attorney
Keller learned that a game was in prog
ress ana notified the marshal. who act ed
AT once. Inc rooms are on inc lhlru iluoI
of the old Carbon block. and when the
officers reached the second floor they
compelled a lookout 70 unlock the doc.
for them, which opens into the last flight
of stairs. The lookout was q boy and
he squeezed by the marshal and just man
aged to touch an alarm button. so that
when the cops reached the upper floor
| all evidences Of gambling had been put
away. Nevertheless all the persons I'm tn,
rooms were ordered TO appear IN court
at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning
Herman Kowallis. arrested in Salt lake
and returned TO this city TO answer a
charge Of obtaining money under false
/ preteases, settled in full with his creditors
/ today and was released from custody.
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Ogden Briefs.


The funeral services OF Christopher
Aadnessor will be held today at o'clock
in the Lynn meeting house.
Mark Kuhn is in ogden from Boise.
The police have not yet served the war
rant for ii. +. West. who is charged with
getting money under false pretenses by
passing bogus checks.
The board OF trustees Of the State IN
dustrial school have released Louis Beck
man. Kent Mcdonald. Allen Andrews. FL
lot Compton and Merrel Kemp.
The cases Of c. o. Brown, Adolph
White. Jack Cook and W A Wright
charged with disturbing the peace on
March last. were continued Indefinitely
yesterday on account OF the Illness Of
Mrs l.. q. Mckinney, the complaining
witness.
Frank Sullivan is under arrest and de-
tanned ut the police station, charged with
a misdemeanor. Sullivan. together with
another printer obtained a meal at a
restaurant by forging the name of -. +.
Thomas.
Joseph Murdoch had hearing in court
YESTERDAY on the charge OF disturbing the
peace. preferred some time ago by some
Of his ueighbOrs at Five Points. The case
was dismissed.
Miss Celia Cooley arrived from Chi
cago this week and will be found at
Mrs. j. A. Toller's millinery parlors
this season. Miss Cooley comes highly
recommended. Mrs. Toller has with
her also some Of the most experienced
young ladies and well known among
the ladies of ogden. The spring open
ing VIE be Monday and Tuesday. March
u and %, at 24i1 Washington ave. over
Wyes' clothing store. All are invited.
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Club Notes.

A me picture Of the president Of the
Utah State Federation of Wognen's
clubs, Mrs Clesson s. Kinney. appears
IN 4 recent number Of the Club Woman.
together with a sketch OF the clubs and
brief history of the club movement in
Utah.
The tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club viii meet Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock at the club house. Mrs. ii.
= Henderson win give a paper on ''The
Spanish Cortes." and Mrs. T. c.. Web
Der will speak on Gibraltar"
The Reviewers club meets with Mrs.
David Evans on Monday. Rev. VIII
liam NJ Fish, jr.. win lecture upon 1.-The
Quiet of the Holy Grail"
The Cleofan will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. c. II. Wells, 400 Sec
ond street. Programme, continued read
ing Of 'Ruskin's Mornings in Florence
The Wasatch Literary circle meets
next Tuesday with Mrs. r. G. McNiece
at O'Clock Mrs. Montgomery will give
some "reminiscences Of her trip abroad
The history section OF the Ladies' Lit
tietig tluB viii meet thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock at the club house.
The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club viii meet next
Wednesday and continue the study Of
the sonnets.
The German section of the Ladies'
Literary club meets Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock at the club house.
The Woman's Republican club has
prepared a programme for the remain
der of the year. and has planned the
work as follows;
| At the April meeting Mrs. Lee Jones
win give a paper en- The Panama Con-
| troversy."
In May will be given "Our Foreign
| Trade. and What the United States Is
| uoing 10 Promote l." by Mrs. Agnes
| Pfase.
june President Roosevelts Attitude
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL.

s>~~~~~N~~~~>>>N~~-~"~~~
WE ARE headquarters for hay. grain,
flour, feed and COAL wholesale and -etafL
Orders promptly attended to- rs Z. Sec
ond South. Phone 1895. Marnane e Co.
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Delinquent Notice.

EAGLE MINING COMPANY. LOCA-
ton Of principal place OF business. Sar
Lake CITY. Utah.-NOtice- There are de-
Iirouent on the following described stock.
on account Of the assessment levied on
Ian Is 1901 the several amounts set Op-
pOsite the names Of the respective share
holders, as follows
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And in accordance with law and the
order of the board Of directors made the
18th day of January. 1864 so many OF the
shares Of each parcel of such stock as
NAV be necessary viii be sold at the Of
fice of the company. rooms % and u
commercial National Bank block. La st
Second South street. Salt Lake CITY
ITtah. on the 18th day OF March, 1904 at
the hour Of u O'Clock. noon. 10 pay the
delinouent assessment thereon. together
with the cost of advertising ard expense
of sale w NJ FlS~ III,
Secretary.
Rooms 20-21. Commercial National Bank
Block. salt Lake City. ItaS-
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The Reviewers club meets with Mrs
David Evans on Monday Rev. VII
liam M. Fish, jr.. viii lecture upon 1.-THE
Quiet of the Holy Grail"
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FURNITURE.

WE are located now in our new store,
60 f % South. and are carrying the iarg-
est stock of new and secondhand house
hold goods in the city Terms 70 suit
Nebraska Furniture Co.. g. Z. ID South.
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The Cleofan viii meet Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. c. II. Wells, 420 Sec
ond street. Programme, continued read
ing of 'Ruskin's Mornings in Florence. .
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CARPET CLEANING

-~-~N-r~--,-Ns'>S'~ sS~~N-~Noa~
UTAH Carpet G. Wall Paper Cleaning
co. Latest process; feather renovating. "a
Richards ST. Phone I7S7-K.
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The German section of the Ladies'
Literary club meets Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock at the club house.
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The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club viii meet next
Wednesday and continue the study Of
the sonnets.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-24
NOTHING DONE
THE NEW BOARD CANNOT OR
CAME FOR SOME TINE YET.

There was n meeting OF the members
Of the board Of pablo works yesterday
afternoon in Mayor Yeiser's Office at
the city hall, but nothing was done.
Mr. $. A. Fowler, ono of the mbers,
cannot qualify until there is meeting
of the local legislative boards TO accept
his position as wharfmaster. None Of
the members have qualified.
Paducsh is the only city in the state
that has board of public works ex-
oept Louisville, which is operating
under the first class charter, and it is
not yet known what the duties of such
a board are to be. It will probably be
&o weeks or more until the board Or
sgnizes.
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SANITATION IN SCHOOLS.

A member of the Louisville board
of education has started good move
by proposing sanitary inspector for
the public schools.
The conditions in Paducah are as
good as those in any of the schools,
but as the Louisville educator, who is
prominent doctor, says, mo schools
in the country are taking the precau-
tions that they should. aud hundreds
Of children have died in Louisville
whose lives might have been saved by
the work of an inspector of learning
and competence"
Continuing, be declares at is
time that something should be done,
and it might RS we'll be started in
Louisville as anywhere else. A sani-
tsry inspector-a man fully prepared
to fulfill the equIrements-should be
appointed. He should go to every
school in the city And see that it is in
. sanitary condition.
''It would not be difficult for him to
select those children who have the
disease and who are endangering the
lives OF their school mates. A simple
test could be made with little trouble,
and the result would be infinitely
beneficial.
tuberculosis is nothing more nor
less than consumption, except that
consumption is only used to refer TO
the wasting away Of the lungs, while
a person may have tuberculosis of the
knee or any ether part Of the body.
1.-THE child with tuberculosis con-
tinually splits. He splits on the floor Of
the school room. The sputum dries and
the bailli are left. The teacher pa-se s
by tand the swish of her dress causes
the microbes to be raised in the air
They float about as dust and the other
children breathe them into the lungs.
IF child is weak the lungs are
food for the bacilli. The red blood
naturally fights the baoilli, and il the
child is strong 1t is possible that the
microbes will be thrown off.
1.-The we'll have as much right to be
protected as the RIck have to be cared
for The public mas this duty to per-
form and it cannot be shirked. The
disease. according so statistics, costs
the pubic in this country $4,000 a
year in treatment. IL is worth while
to make an effort to cut this down.
This 10 case where the adsge, An
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-24
TREATY
RATIFIED.
The Vote Was SiXty-SiX to
Fourteen.
There Wa Not An Amendment to
Senate Endorsed il ASS
Whole.

Washington, Feb. 24-The United
States senate yesterday afternoon rnti-
He'd without amendment tho treaty
with Panama for canal across the
Isl linus Of Panama by a vote Of GO 10
IA. The result was foregoue con.
clusiou, the interest in the matter be
ing only IN the division Of the vote on
the Democratic side which was not
known definitely until the roll was
called, all the Republicans being for
ratification.
Fourteen Democrats voted for rAtid
cation aud fourteen against it. Two
Democrats, Clark Of Montana and
Stone Of Missouri, were paired IN
favor of the treaty, and three Demo
Gratis, Oyerman, McLaurin and Mar
tin, were paired against it, so IN the
total vote sixteen Democrats were for
the treaty seventeen against IT, The
Democrats who were pre- sent and voted
for the treaty were Bacon. Berry.
Clarke, OF Arkansas, CLAY, Cookrell,
Foster of Louisiana. Gibson. Latimer,
McCreery, McEpery. Mallory. Money,
Simmons and 1'alisferro.
The only other vote was on the
Amendments offered by Senator Bacon,
providing for an arrangement TO com.
pensate Colombia for loss OF the terri
tory Of Panama. This was erected by
. vote OF "a TO 40. II was . party
vote on the Affirmative side and also
ON the negative side with the eXcep-
ton OF Mr.. Gibson and Mr.. McEnery,
Democrats, who voted with the Re
publicans. Four Democrats were sb.
sent when this vote wa. taken and no
pans were announced for thom. sou,v
Republicans were also absent.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-24
CIRCUIT CURT
DIR. EOYO5' MANI Is DIS.
alsSE0-MISCE sksEs
CDSSlDERrr.

To-Day the suit Of J. 7. Evitts, II.
partc, WAS argued. Tho judge has not
rendered decision yet. The plain
till brought his suit 20 test the vslidi.
~ OF an ordinsncc passed by tie coun-
Gil and board Of aldermen providing
for the payment Of city jniler, 20
sition held here by the plaintiH.
Tho mandsmus suit of Or Frank
Boyd against the county Of JcCracken
was stricken yesterday from ne docket
In circuit court.
The sui; was brough, 10 require the
fiscal court TO pass on claim he held
against the county. and IS bile the suit
WAS pending the board passed ON the
claim.
The suit H. apposled 20 compel pay
ment Of the claim, has not been acted
on.
Motion for a new trial il the case OF
Cherry against the Cohaukus Co. was
overruled. The plaintiff got $3.50 for
| injuries.
c. ~ Fonts, % Metro! OILS. was
sworn in Mt the bar
The motion OF l.. Y. Craig for new
trial in his damage suit for njuries in
a fight against man named Watson,
was oyerruled, and m appeal granted.
Craig got one cent damages
The molten for . new trial in the
case Of Mrs. Mary Clark against the
American Benevolent association for
beonfiis claimed on policy, which
case the plaintiff won. was cverruled
and an appeal granted.
The motion for a new tiial in the
case Of Mary Frank Che,tcrfeld
against +. X. Bonds was overruled.
The plaintiff received verdict for,
500 damages on breach Of contract.
The motion of the plaintiff for
new trial in the case OF J. G.. Miller,
administrator Of Johnnis Smith,
against the /. G. railroad company,
WIS overruled.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-24
in SAME
COFFIN
Will Two Children be Buried
This Afternoon.
The Father Could Not Find Double
Cssket-Little Ones Died Of Measles.

Mr.. Charles Gordon, 8 cooper who
resides at the Tennessee house on Ken
lucky avenue near Second street, had
the misfortune 10 lose his two sons,
Fred Gordon, age 3 years and Bruce
Gordon, age year, and will bury the
Two in the same coffin which vss ,s,is
to order BY Messfs Shelton and Wal
lace, the carpenters.
The two children were taken III
some time ago OF measles and latef
pneumonia set in. Yesterday mornir
about 8 O'Clock the youngest died and
at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon the eldes;
died.
The father decided TO bury the chill
dren in the same coffin and not being
able TO secure what he wanted from
the undertakers had one made 20 order
The funeral will be held this after
noon between and o'clock from the
Tennessee house, iuteIment at Osh
Grove. Rev. l.. b Duncan will preach
the funeral.