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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-27

japanese Claim They Hare Crossed
That Noted Stream.
HEAVY FIRING HEARD
Island Of samoIindo Is Reported as
Having Been Taken, and Rus.
clans said to Have Sue
cessfuily Resisted.

Lao Yang. April 27-Between
Monday night and Tuesday morning
the japanese forced passage of the
Yalu. two companies crossing be-
tween Tchangdiiou and siaopoussi
khe Heavy firing was heard ne
Tatung kau. in which 1t is believed
the japanese made feint In order to
distract attention from the real point
Of passage So far no bridge spans
the river.
At O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the
japanese occupied the Island Of sam
olindo. 70 which they carried pontoon
boats. etc. The night passed quietly.
the torpedo boats maintaining Il
careful watch IN ease the troops
ashore should be attacked and exam
lining the mouth Of the river 10y
r1eans ~ se3rch lights
At 240 Tuesday morning the Jap
aneSe crossed the river near the vii
hee ~ Tchimidiagon where how
ever the Russian outposts eommenc~
81 firing upon them The Russian
advance guards had been furnished
Rith a small gun and they succeeded
In destroying the pontoon construct
I'd pear Wtiu The wrecked poutonn
WAS carried away By the current and
further Japanese bridging operations
ceased. bat the japanese continued to
ffess by another pontoou southwark
81 WITH
japanese column with battery
Or artillery apnra8, bed Turenchen.
hut the Russian skirmiShsrs n@s
them with SHARP fghting evidently
giving them trouble as they retired
with the battery which made no at
tempt to answer the Russian Gre
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-27
FAIRBANKS SPOKE.
His Remarks 10 indiana Republicans
Warmly Received

Indianapolis. April 27.--The Indiana
Republican convention was begun here
Tuesday Senator Charles w Fair
banks spoke az some length upon Re
publican princi pies and issues. The
senator was greeted by the convention
with an enthusiastic ovation. delegates
rising to their feet and waving hats
and haHdkerchiefs while cheering. SEN
Htoy Fairbanks references to Presi-
dent Roosevelt was greeted with deaf
eulag cheers Senator Fairbanks was
followed by Senator Beyeridge. who
was also given an ovation.
The convention selected by acciana-
ton for presidential electors at large
George 4 Cunningham. Evansville. and
Joseph n. oliver South Bend. For
delegates at large 10 the national con
vention. Charles " Fairbanks, Indian
ap0ils. Senator Albert J. Bevertdge
Indianapolis, Governor w, r. Durbln
Anderson. State Chairman James
Goodrich Winchester
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Dallas. April z7.-s9ne Of the largest
audiences ever known IN Texas llsten-
Cd Tuesday evening to the initial con-
cert Of the silver jubilee saengerfest
There were people present from every
section of the Lone star state. and
other commemorative were represent
ed. The various musical numbers re-
ceived unstinted applause Nine. SEM
brich, however. was received with the
greatest enthusiasm "Ah Forse Z Lui
Che L'Anima." from La Traviata, was
this gifted songstress' first number
and so great was the applause she re-
peated. one passage. Her second mum
Der was the mad scene and aria from
Lucia de Lammermoor." She re-
sponded TO encore, IN compliment 10
the singing societies with a German
ballad, 20, vie Wonderschoen ist dc
Fruelnes
The German male chorus gave their
numbers as follows "Des Sohnes
Heimk chr" Am Bruennele" and "Blau
Aeuglein." With the latter they made
their hit for the evening
The Chicago Symphony orchestra
was literally applauded.
The hall was illuminated by 1000 in
candescent lights.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Annual Gathering Held at the Bayou
City

Houston. April 27.--Mayor JACK son.
Tuesday. welcomed the delegates to
the Texas grand lodge naung of the
knights OF Pythias, many I'm number.
In doing 80 he presented Grand Chan
cellor onion with A large key gaiIy
decorated The chancellor Ina respond -
ing, spoke Of the great growth of his
order. Business was then taken up.
The Rathbone Sisters were called 10
order by Mrs. II c. Shropshire. grand
chief sister
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COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Fer County Treasurer
A. II. mcknight.
By. MAEcHBANRs.
II. r. BuERs.
IL. ID. CHlppLR.
For Tax Coliaetor--
GEORGE SWEAT
r. J TtsGI.E.
SLAP SPENCER,
j. w. RUSSELL
For County Clerk
RuFE u. HESpRIcks.
FOR Sheriff -
JoE p. MiNSIck.
For County Attorney
MARX SAITH.
CHARLEY PIPrIS,
JNo. ID. MCRAE.
For Districs Clerk
Tom BuHLEsoN.
For County Judge
r. l.. HAwRIss.
For Representative two TO elect
j. M. ALDERpicg.
Eor Supt. Public Instruction
j. r. BROOKS.
y A. e. STILES.
B. X. PACKARD.
FOR Constable Precinct No. L.
BEN r. ABBOTT.
T. Nj. MCKEE.
#or Commissioner Precinct -
LEE MOORE,
The cash must accompany each
announcement. This rule will not
BE- deviated from.
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oare. 70 Cruise

- Petersburg AIaA e The err =
per0y has received dispatch from
tbe commander oF the Vfaatviste,eae
squadron confirming the reports ~
the sinking Of "a Japanese transport
81 500 tana al WonSan Gen san The
object 90 the sauadfon'S cruise In to
destroy All transports traversing tho
Sea ~ Japan. showing the japanese
Hsg IN Korean waters and i'm
press the population advaniageously.
also compelling the japanese 10 quart
all their Transports expeditions
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Governor Sayers favors Parker
for president.
Sixty tagiess dogs were Killed al
Terrell. Tex.
Property loss to Falkland. I. T., by
Sundays cyelene is $4,000.
f. II. Drake. charged at Laredo. Tex.
with smuggling. was fined $1,000.
At Woodward, Okla. James Barrett
charged with killing two men. was ae-
quilted.
Texas Yale association was organ
ixed at Dallas by twenty-five OF tbs
graduates
Every house at Ketehum. In the cher.
days storm.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-27

Mobile Ala. April az Memorial
day was observed here Tuesday aft
ernoon. The exercises were under the
auspices of the Confederate Memorial
association and the Mobile chapter
Daughters Of the Coufederacy. The
graves OF all the Confederate dead in
Magnolia cemetery were decorated
with wreaths and appropriate me-
mortal addresses were made. The
local military assisted in the exer-
clses
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Providence. r. I. April 2z.--The Re
publican state convention met here
Tgesflay and elected delegates at large
TO the national convention. The plat
form commends the administration of
President Roosevelt. and pledges him
the support OF the Republicans Of this
state tn the coming campaign.
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Refused Bond.

I4awton. Ok4-, April 27,--The case
against l. r Russell. executor OF In.
f.a~ton State Democrat. charged
with killing Colonel William Hawk
ms. assistant chief OF police. in "a
street duel in LAwton April T. came
up before Probate Judge Hussey an
preliminary hearing lie was refus-
ed bond
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An ult;ma.um.

Philadelphia. April a. Having failed
20 obtain reinstate of three freshmen
hazers who were suspended week
ago. University OF Pennsylvania stu
dents are reported to be about 10 send
the faculty an uitimatum demanding
the restoration of their classmates
Otherwise. II IL said the entire class
viii strike. The university authorizes
derde the movement
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plates Strengthened.

New York. April 27.-A delicate and
difficult piece Of work-that OF
strengthening the plates OF the battle
ship Illinois n collision with the Mis-
souri--has been completed at the New
York navy yard Il was believed that
when the hattleshIp arrived AZ the
yard that the shaft could not be
Strengthened and that a new one would
have to be put Ia.
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CORSiCANA CHOSEN.
Next Meeting of Patriarchs Militant to
Be Held There

Dallas April 27.-~Next meeting Of
the Patriarchs Militant win be held
at Corsicana in October next Several
candidates had the degree conferred on
them. The following officers were in
stalled: r Il. Johnson, president
II. r. Traylor, secretary. T. A John
son. treasurer. F. r. Casey officer OF
the guard; w. r, Bradley. sentinel
and w. F. Matthews. picket. w. w.
Clopton. chaplain. NJ b, DeJarnette.
aid to the DEPARTMENT commander.
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FOUGHT A DUEL.
One Negro Mortality Wounded. the
Other Seriously

Texarkana, April ETA shooting
ARRAY with fatal results took place
near Wilton, thirty miles north OF
here on the Kansas City Southern.
Two negro men named Ed Vaughn
and Ben DeLoney engaged In duel.
DeLoney using a Winchester and
Vaughan sixshooter revolver.
Vaughan was shot through the body
and mortaiiy wounded He has since
died. DeLOpey WAS shot three times
and badly hurt bat will recover. A
woman was also wounded. but not
seriously.
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Tulsa, J. r. April 27.--Another
large oil and gas company has been
organized in Tulsa, with $500. 900 cap
ital stock, and the company will drill
TOR OIL and gas adtoiu the town
section IN the Cherokee cation OH
and gas wells are being brought IN
daily almost and Tulsa is ia the cen
ter Of a fine OIL and gas field
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Old Time Darkey Dead.

sherman, Tex April 27.-Joe Meek
coiored. aged ninety years. fine old
specimen OF ante-beiium days. died
here. Many white friends sent flowers
His proudest boast was always thai
he was a southern man. The last
words the falling voice uttered were
the names of his old master and mis-.
trpss
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y ahor Determined

Austin. April 27-State Health
Offaeer Tabor was asked as 70 the
complaints of the Mexican authorities
with reference to his quarantine
regulations against that country,
the Inconvenience, etc He said that
this state unquestionahly has the
right 70 regulate the quarantine at
the coast points such as Galveston
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Renerts Are Untrue

81 Petersburg Aprtt 2T.--~The reports
tat the eupernr's health In nusattsfac-
tory are untrue, He tranKaactS bust
neas with his ministers. receives them
g. usual takes bis customary walk ia
the garden ~ the winter palace in the
afternoon and later almost daily
takes a drive about the city
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Prince Entertained.

Washington. April s7.-Seeretary and
Mrs Hay entertained the Chinese
prince at an informal luncheon Tues
day. In addition to the guest OF honor
there were present President and Mrs.
Roosevelt. Senator and Mrs. Lodge
Dir. and Mrs. Rockhill and Sir Chen
Tung LANG Cheng. the Chinese minis
ter.
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TRIAL FRIDAY.
Simmons Was indicted by Travis
County Grand jury.

Austin April 27.-Henry Williams,
alias Simmons. is a confessed and in
dicted murderer. and is to be tried
on Friday OF this week.
The special grand jury convened
Tuesday morning and shortly after
noon II returned true bill against
the prisoner for the murder Of Lula
SanberE
He was brought into court and said
he desired to plead guilty but the
court told him IT was not time to
make any plea Under the provisions
Of the law the trial can not occur be
fore E'rtaay ard Williams ~!.!I! hc
placed on trial for his life on that
day II Is said Simmons has confess
Ell 10 seven other murders
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nied this charge. Daizeil claimed
Cochran had been consecuttvcly q
greenbacker. a sound money man and
a free silver man.
Mr.. Cochran. Mr. Williams and 9TH
er Democrats demanded immediate
consideration Of a resolution offered
by Mr.. Cochran that a committee to
investigate this matter. but the speak
err ruled II out until he had examined
presidents
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NE MORAL DAY.
II Was Generally Observed In Cities
OF Georgia.

Atlanta Ca April 2T.-- Memorial
day was observed very generally
throughout Georgia. parades AMI
special exercises being held I'm many
of the larger cities In Atlanta an
elaborate programme was carried
out which included an extended pa
rade Of local militia. Confederate vet
Grams and school children. The ora
tor 81 the day WAS Judge w, .. Akin
~ Gainesville. GaL County and
state Offices We're closed for the day
and many business houses closed at
noon
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Asronaut Dies.

Dallas April s1.-Charles Raymond
the aeronaut, who was injured at
Snithville Tex. Saturday last while
making q balloon ascension, he striking
with great force a pole died here Tues
day night
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-27
TEXAS MEDIcOS.
Thirty Sixth Annual Convention Held
at State Capital.

Austin, April 27.-The Texas state
Medical association held its thity-sixth
annual convention here. There was
large attendance Secretary's report
showed "a membership Of 24i5 Several
Interesting papers were read
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HEART HEALED.
Third Successful Operation Of the Kind
In United States

Philadelphia April a7-Thoras En-
erscn Il negro whose heart was pierce
- by p~nknife nearly two months
aec. has recovered after undergoing
the operation of having the wound
stitched ard hes been discharged
from Jefferson hospital The operation
was delicate one. and is the thirl
sncceSsfui case 81 the kiua ever per
formed tu tbis country
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TOGO WAITING.
Japanese Are Taking Steps 20 Cut OF
Niadivostock fleet

London Apri s7-So further news
from the seat IL mar has reached Lon
dor. ard tfer" ~ no confirmation Of
the reported japanese reverse or the
Y ala river Stirring news however
Is hourly expected both from the re-
etaus ~ the Yafu ard v4adivastock
The general opinion that Vice Admiral
Togo t. waiting for the Etadlwoxtoc X
squadron is confirmed By the Daily
Tei~grarh's Toxic correspondent who
safa there r. no doubt that the Japa -
rise Ar" taking steps n cut OF the re-
treat az tire yladivostock warshlps.
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Alden. Arabia. April 2T.-The town
Of Mig. on the coast of Somallland.
has been bombarcea by the British.
The sultan Of Illig was captured.
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Warrington. April z7.--In ire house
Tuesday ar. DalzeII o. Pennsylvania
again referred 10 ths charge that
Congressman Bourke Cochran Of
New York had been paid 10 make
speeches In the interest OF the late
President Mckinley.
The New Yorker vigorously de-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-27
SUNK -FOUR.

Japanese Trsnsp9rfs Had an Board
-Four Thou&and Me~
Paris. April 2-~Ths ~ Petersburg
cores pendent ~ tire aatfn SAYS f
learn from - sure yonre Tint the Vtasf.
livestock squadron sunk fo8r Iarau, e~
Transports which were Conveying 4a08
rssu~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-27

Mira. q. Peterson, G2J Lake ST.,
Topeka, Kansas. says "Df all
cough remedies Billiards. Hnre-
hound Syrup Is my favortts; IL has
done arid will do all that Is claimed
Tor ito speedily cure all coughs
aud colds -sand Ii is 80 sweet and
pleasant On the taste" BIC, sA)C,
Sl.Ss0 bottle sold By Hood a Mar.
sam
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FOR SALE-Two good cons, freah
q milk. See ] \. Bartlett, at niu-
sc store, south eide sqaare. p
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FOR RENT--5-room cottage az log
Peters street, garden, and good els
tern and well. See Mrs. Watson
Allen. IT
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FOR SALE-Any number otsweet
rotate alps. Is cents per 100; or
u per I0O0. Apply To L. 20. Rous-
seaa. 1I3 Rousseau street 81
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|VANI COLUMN


BoARnERs wanted. eall AE 400
College stKeef. oh
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FOR SALE-Sow WITH 9 pigs Ave
weeks old. Also two INBRED gifts.
Frank Oldham. "a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-01
TIMELY TOPICS.

Burnishine cannot be equaled as a polish for tin, nickel. etc. The White Simmons Go sell it, price 1Oc.
 Wenzers Toggerv sell clothing and furnishings that are correct in style and workmanship.
 Acme and Gold Mine flour $6 a barrel at the Public market. $1O worth of stamps with barrel
 J. B. Mullings x Son have received their spring gloves. Every desirable shade and gloves for every occasion. Frank, the shoeman. will give dou- ble green trading stamps to all GUS toners tomorrow.
 Sleepy Eye flour is $5.S5 a barrel at D. l.. Dickinson X Sons. Prices are going to be higher.
 Castle will sell 1000 pounds of rib corned beef at Sc a pound tomorrow. Sfrloin steak 12c.
 J. M Burrall & Go have. been pleasing the people in furniture for fifty years. Prices always right.
 Another week of cut prices at Our rans, when they try and finish up on Littlejohn x Cos stock.
 Look in Ziglatzki- Marks window for pictures, passe-partouts, kodaks, filsm and paper at low prices
 The Union Supply Go says 1t gives more value for the money than any other in the business.
 Save money on every purchase at the Modern" They buy clothing fol spot cash and can sell at low prices
 You save money on every pair oi shoes bought at the Original Boston Family Shoe store.
 If you think yoA are hard to fit < to Upson, Singleton < Co.'S and be fit ted out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-01
THE SHIP THAT CAME BACK

A great ship has recently Hmped in- to New York more than five months overdue and bringing with her one of the most remarkable tales of long battle with the sea that has ever been told. Scientists are beginning to be- lieve that tired eyes kill people. A Salem, Mass, man has just succeeded in "cutting out' his son In the afrec- tions of young girl and has married her, to the sons discontinue. Russia, if this country is allowed its sympa- thies to follow It's women, would have the United States as a sentimental al- ly, so many beautiful American girls have married Russian noblemen, The underground man promises to be a big factor in the future life of New York City, when the subway, with its many notifications, gets going. These and other interesting subjects will be clearly treated in the Magazine Section of next Sundays New York World. n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-01
Credit Argument.

Our strong position in the credit Of
 - is a matter attained by und daunted persistence in matters ox quality and littleness of price, backed by the most liberal and generous cred< 1t proposition ever offered to the pubs lic by the Guarantee Credit ClothtnaI Co.
 Anybody can buy for casnI ..That's easy" There's no special honor in the fact that one can walk into a stores lay down in cold cash the full price asked for an article ana so become the possessor Come to think of it it's the coldest sort of proposition, a mere transaction. To have credit given you is entirely different Makes you feel as though you were entitled to 1t. What great honor it is to be able to enter as store. select such goods as you want and arrange to pay for them in amounts and at times that are convenient to you. What a great dignity there Is to credit, and how far reaching it's beneficial effects.
 A large per cent of the worlds business owes its existence to this great comodity. To buy for cash, then, is very ordinary. But to buy on credit is always distinction that onM should be proud of.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-01
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People WAs Have Been
 Called Away. ...

Mrs Rebeoca Champfin Oaves9 Stone, wife of Dr J. S. Stone, died yesterday morning, at her home, No 96 West Main street, New Britain. She had been ill six weeks last Friday. Her death was due to complica- tion of diseases. Her case contained peculiar features. An operation was performed, and it seemed to afford her temporary relief, but she grew worse and she has been hanging be- tween life and death for several days. She is survived also by four brothers, one of whom is Daniel M. Davis, of this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-01
wfn.ted Woman Druwwed.

TWISTED, Conn.,, March 1. - Mrs. David A. Heath, the attractive daugh- ter of Cassius o. Scranton, has inform d the police that she was drugged while riding on Central New Eng land train between West Winsted and East Winsted by a man who had been boarding with her parents and who claimed to be the originator of 6 won- dsrful absorbent plaster method of treating rheumatism. When Mrs. Heath recovered from the effects of the drug, which was given to her in candy, she says, she was In Spring 6sld, forty miles from Winsted. Mrs. Heath's father was a member of Gro yer Clevaiand's fishing party at the time the game warden at Monterey, Mass, put the members under arrest sor having bass under the regulation ssxa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-01

Get a Dodge's Waterbury Gdrl and you will have something good In foot wear. $2.5O will buy pair.
 Your furnishings and hats will be just right dn style and price, if you purchase from Wilson S Tyrrell.
 Go to the mid-winter shoe sale to- day. It won't last much longer. J. G. Jackie & Sons
 Odds and ends of boys clothing are going at very low prices at the alaan-sln IsalA at. Miller & Peck's.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-01
snxsaasr, Laghtn1ns aaa snswsto

Tnxsader, Laghtnxng and snovvstoFm.
 ROCHESTER,, N. Y. March Iva risty has been added to this seasons weather records in this city by thun- derstorn, accompanied by snow. There were two sharp flashes of lightning about o'clock last night. accompanied by thunder, while dslsAng snowstorm was in progress. Several inches of snow have fallen here, and the storm is one oE the worst of tAe winter. Traffic cn all steam and trolley roads is suffering as badly as at any time this winter. TAunderstorms. accom- panied by rain, were reported from several places in this NOcaliky.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-01
Mand Care Healer Sentenced.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 1.-- Tn the United States court sentence was passed upon Mrs. Helen Wilmans- Post, the mental science mind cure healer convicted of using the mails for fraudulent purposes. The sentence was that she be confined for one year and one day in the penitentisry at Nash vile, Tenn. An appeal was at once taken and granted When asked if she had anything to say, Mrs. Post said: You cannot pronounce sentence of guilt against me. The sentence you are going to pronounce will be against the ignorance of the age, and this sen- tence will not only fail to condemn me. but 1t will exonerate me from all par ttcipa ton in such ignorance"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-01
MRS MARGARET MADIGAN

The funeral of Mrs Mary Madigan took place this morning from Fer late home on Grandview avenue, with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by Father Gleeson and inter ment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were J. F. Madigan, Walter Joy, Lawrence Sullivan, Peter Sulli- van, John Barrett and Arthur De- mane.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-01
To Honor Memory of Ms-e.r.

RICHMOND, Va, Maroh LA ooua- mittee of citizens from fredericksburg. Va, has accepted the model Of a statue of General Mercer of Revolutionary war fame, made by Sculptor Valentine of this city. The statas is to be placed in Fredericksburg and is to cost $2J- 900.