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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16
WINSOME MAID
BECOMES BRIDE
OF MINING MAN

A charming wedding was celebrated
in the Mission last night, when pretty
Miss Florence C. Sankey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Sankey, be-
came the bride of Henry Lawrence
Browne. The Rev. Mr.. Larkin per-
formed the service in the presence of
the brides relatives, after which a re-
ception was held at the home Of the
bride, 274 San Carlos avenue.
The bride wore gown of heavy
white satin, with a bertha of duchesse
lace, over which fell a veil of tulle.
Snowdrops formed the bridal bouquet.
Miss Mabel Sankey attended the
bride, wearing a smart frock of pink
silk and carrying bouquet of maiden
hair fern. Mr.. Browne was attended
by ]. Anthem Sankey.
The groom, who is a graduate of
Cornell, has achieved wide success in
his profession of mining. He has some
valuable possessions near Santa Bar
bara, Mexico, whittier he will take his
bride. where a pretty bungalow now
awaits her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Browne leave to-day
for a tour OF Southern California and
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Curtaz cele-
brated the fifth anniversary of their
marriage on SATURDAY evening at tnelT
home, 1428 Page street. They were the
recipients of many beautiful remem-
brances attesting the esteem in which
they are held. The guests were charm
ingly entertained by Professor Delroy
and others Among those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Berwin, Mr..
and Mrs w. Hinkel, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jenkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Scrivener, Mr. and
Mrs. r. H Moulton, Miss Bertha
Scrivener, Mr. A. Postnikoff, Mrs. E.
Marvin, Mr.. II. Grobe, Miss Sophie
Winter, Miss Bertha Winter, Professor
Delroy.
Mrs. Rufus M. Steele entertained at
her apartments at The Lucerne We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
John Fillius, who is at the Palace,
after an extended visit to cities of the
East. The affair took the form of a
valentine luncheon. Mrs. Steele's
guests were: Mrs. John Fillius, Mrs.
Angus G. Boogs, Mrs. William Jenkins,
Mrs. Harry L. Shannon, Mrs. K. NJ.
Monroe, Miss Emma Litsch and Miss
Mildred GrOtefend.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16
GRAPE-NUTs.
READS THE BOOK.
The Road to WeIIviIIe'' Pointed the
Way.

'Ine Road 10 NcllNHlO 1OlDUe0 U0o
Way.
Down at Hot Springs. Ark, the Wis
itors have all sorts of complaints. but
il is a subject of remark that the
great majority Of them have some
trouble with stomach and bowels. This
NAV be partly attributed to the heavy
medicines.
Naturally. under the conditions, the
question Of food is very prominent.
A young man states that he had
suffered for nine years from stomach
and bowel trouble, had two, operations
which did not cure and was at last
threatened with appendicitis
He went TO Hot Springs for
rheumatism and his stomach trouble
got worse. One day at breakfast the
waiter, knowing his condition, sug-
gested he try Grape-Nuts and cream.
which he did and found the food
agreed with him perfectly.
After the second day he began to
sleep peacefully at night, different
than he had for years The perfect
digestion of the food quieted his nerv-
Gus system and made sleep possible.
He says: The next morning l was
astonished to find my condition OF
constipation had disappeared / could
not believe II true after suffering for
SO many years; then ] took more in
ferest in the food, read the little book,
The Road to WellviIIe' and started
following the simple directions.
Il have met with such results that
in the last five weeks / have gained
eight pounds in spite of hot baths.
which take away the flesh from any
one.
"A friend of mine has been entire
D.. cured Of a bad case of Indigestion
and stomach trouble by using Grape
Nuts Food and cream alone for break
fast
There is one thing in particular
] have noticed a great change in my
mental condition. Formerly ] could
hardly remember anything and now
the mind seems unusually acute and
retenfive. / can memorize practically
anything I desire" Name given by
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16
BAEHR NOT READY TO
ANSWER MAYORS DEMAND
Auditor Looks Up Points of Law on
Payment Of Grand Jury
ExneuSeS

Auditor Looks Up Points of Law on
Payment of Grand Jury
Expenses.
Auditor Baehr did not frame a re-
ply yesterday to the letter from Mayor
Schmitz making formal demand upon
him to reimburse the city for audited
demands for Grand jury expenses al
legged to have been Illegally incurred.
Baehr was busy looking up points Of
law raised by the Mayor to show that
the expenditures were not in conson-
ance with the charter and the State
law. Baehr is looking up counter au-
thorities in defense Of his action in
auditing demands accompanied by
court orders. He expects to have his
reply completed some time to-day,
when it will be forwarded to the
Mayor.
Baehr seems t6 be placed in an
awkward position. On one hand the
Superior Court orders the demands
paid and should he refuse to audit
them he will incur the displeasure of
the court and probable punishment for
contempt. On the other hand the
charter vests the Mayor with certain
comply with the Mayors request may
result unpleasantly.
The Grand Jury will take no notice
of the attitude of the Mayor toward
its expense bills. The matter was
considered yesterday and the decision
reached to ignore the complaints Of
the chief executive altogether.
I'VE do not think the Mayor is act
ing wisely" said E. ]. Bowes, chair
man Of the police committee, which
incurred the greatest share of the bills
Col
deemed it best to pay no attention to
criticisms Of the administration of
f1cfals''
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16
Profits Are Fair.

That there is some money in hand
ling produce was shown to the
Supreme Court yesterday in the
hearing of the appeal from a
Superior Court judgment settling
the estate of Hippolyte Dutard.
The commission merchant started
with $4,000 in 1865. and before 1900
he had accumulated s2,500.000. The
heirs of the deceased capitalist
have conflicting opinions as to how
this immense property should be dis
tributed, and the Supreme Court must
settle the dispute. The case was
argued and ordered submitted on
briefs. No decision in the matter may
be expected before 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16
ITALIAN GRAND OPERA
HERE ANOTHER WEEK
Theatrical Embellishments in Havana
Permits of Company Extending
the Season.

Theatrical Embellishments in Havana
Permits of Company Extending
the Season.
The announcement that the grand
opera season at the Tivoli will be ex-
tended another week will be hailed
with great satisfaction by music-loving
San Francisco. This unexpected ar
rangement was only entered into late
yesterday afternon and was rendered
possible by the receipt of cablegram
from the director of the Grand Opera
house. Havana, which stated that a.
postponement of a week in the OPEN
ing of the grand opera season in that
city was absolutely necessary owing
to a complication with dramatic
company playing there
The new arrangement will cause the
grand opera season at the Tivoli to
close Sunday night, February 26, when
q special farewell programme will be
presented Tonight Tetrazzini will
sing violetta in "Traviata." To-mor-
rcw night Berlindi will be heard in
.Tosca.' Saturday matinee "Rigo-
letto' will be given, with Tetrazzini,
and Saturday night La Boheme,' %
with Berlindi. Sunday night Tetraz-
zini will sing Lucia" The repertoire
for the first three performances of
next week is as follows: Tuesday. "The
Pearl Fishers with Tetrazzini:
wednesday, ''Mignon," with Berlindi,
and Thursday, "Dinorah,'' with Tetraz-
zini.
Next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
a grand symphony concert will be
given at the Tivoh by an orchestra of
seventy-five, under the direction of
Signor Polacco. Tetrazzini will be the
soloist and magnificent programme
will be presented.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16
Polo Pony Racing at Ingleside.

The California Polo and Pony Racing Asso-
citation will hold its great Midwinter Race Meet
at Ingleside on Wednesday, February %
washington's birthday, the net proceeds of
which will be donated to the Children's
Orphanage and the California Woman
Hospital. The Southern Pacific will run
special train to Ingleside on that day leaving
Third and Townsend streets depot at 1:3O o.
m, and returning after close of races Round
trip rate 25 cents
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16

The trustees of the Juvenile Deten-
ton Home on Polk street think their
charges need an opportunity to de-
velop their muscles as well as the
chance to improve their morals. so the
basement Of the institution has been
vacated that 1t may be used as GYM
nasium. There is lack of exercise
apparatus, however. and the public is
invited to make UP this deficiency.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16

where he was living under an assumed
name. He had been appointed a MEM
Der of the fire department on Septem-
Der % and asked for and obtained leave
Of absence on September 80. the day
the indictment was filed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16
Need apparatus for Gymnasium.

For catalogues and general Job printing. see
Gabriel. 419 Sacramento street. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16

DIR. Keck Has Returned From Europe.
Resumes practice, Jas Flood bldg Powell
and Market, rooms 3eS-37o 3D. floor Hours "a
d. m. Res, 312 Ellis. Special attention given
diseases of the skin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16
Dance of Architectural Club.

The San Francisco Architectural
Club will give it's first annual dance
on February "a at Assembly Hail.
1912 Polk street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16

Change that sallow. pimply face to q
clear, clean one by using Lash's Bitters.s
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16

Try the United States Laundry. 1905
Market street. Telephone South 42o.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-04-20

Hondo lands for sale. See us for
bargains.-Carlton Bros, Room II,
Oklahoma Block. 41tf.
R. P. Mercer came in last night to
accept a position with George Fried
enbloom. He is an artistic barber.
Mrs. w. J.. Nancy left last night
for San Diego, California, where she
will spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. c. H. Nelson returned to
Lakewood last night after a two days
visit with the family of w. l.. Ray.
w. B. Morrow left last night for
Artesia to continue the work of plas-
E. d. Titus, of Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, arrived last night looking for a
desirable location and the betterment
of his health.
E. A. Cahoon returned last night
from Chicago, where he went on a
pleasure trip in the private car of c..
L. Tallmadge.
Miss Gerald Bell, of Amarillo. is
expected this afternoon for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. James McGrary
and the Misses Patterson.
We nave a ten acre plat near town
that looks like it had been made to
order" fertile and fine. Price reason
abie.-Carlton Bros, Room IL Okla
homa Block. 41tf.
F. M. Holm. who has been here for
the past two years for the benefit of
his health. left this morning for Anna
rillo. from where he will go 10 his old
home in Kansas.
We have some bargains in improved
city property Of all kinds. Also nice
lots in most any section of town. See
US before you buy.-Carlton Bros,
Room IL, Oklahoma Block. Att
G. NJ. Boyd returned { his home
in Lakewood last night after a couple
of days stay in Roswell. He has been
here looking after business in prepa-
ration to improve a new orchard he
has started.
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H. c. Elerick came in this morn.
ing from Dexter.
j. w. Walters came in this morn
ing from Lakewood.
E. Pennington came up from Lake
wood this morning.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ellis returned
this morning from Artesia.
DR.. Cornell returned this morning
from a professional trip to Hagerman
Miss Lendora Wilson rrive this
morning from Fort Worth for a visit
with friends.
John Lard family AID Miss Ro-
ma Waldrip came in this morning
from Dexter for a visit.
J.. E. Holman and w. R. Lawing, of
Dexter were in the crowd that came
in this morning to spend the day.
Varnedoe NJ. Heeth left this morn
ing for a point up the line, where he
will meet his wife, who has been Wis
iting her mother in Minneapolis. They
will arrive ON the train tonight.
VIM. H. Brown made Communication
proof on 100 acres in the government
land Office yesterday. His claim was
the southwest quarter of section II,
township Is south, range 25 east.
G. l. Mcdaniel. of Cheyenne, o.
T.. came in last night from Amarillo,
where he has been attending the cat
tlemen's convention. He is here for
a prospecting and sightseeing visit.
]. c. Wigdon, a resident of Roswell
for the past eighteen months. left to-
day for his old home in Indianapolis.
He will return in August to continue
his residence here. as he is going to
Indiana for a visit.
Mrs. ID. P. Rogers and little grand
son. Manly Smith, left this morning
for their home in Litchfield, Ill. Mrs.
Rogers has been spending the winter
here with her daughter. Mrs. Jennie
Smith. who will return to Litchfeld
in about two months. Mrs. Smith has
been here for her health and Is great
.ly improved.
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LOCAL NEWS. {

Mrs. j. F. Birney vent to Lake Ar;
thur last night.
Ed Gross and Cy Leland drove to
Hagerman yesterday.
Louis Wachs returned last night
from q "trip to Hereford
G. U. McCrary returned to his
home in Artesia last night.
C. Figge went to Lake Arthur last
night to spend a couple of days.
w. r. Allison, of Carlsbad. left last
night for Lakewood on business.
DIR. E. M. Fisher returned this NOR
ming from a trip to Lake Arthur.
. G. A. Kennedy came in last night
from Richmond, Mo. to seek a location
Bert Hagerman returned last night
from the ~cattlemen's convention at
Amarillo.
Carson Hon, of this city. went to
Artesia last night to look after well
interests
Miss Stella Swanson returned today
from a ten days visit with relatives
at Artesia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Paylor left
last night for O short trip to Lake
wood and FL Paso.
l.. X. Burr, who has e here at
tending court, left last night for his
home in Socorro county.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Lewis. of Ar
kansas City. Kan, came in last night
for a prospecting visit
e. M. weyer. The new manager of
the ]. j. GIFTS store. left last night on
a business trip to El Paso-
John e. Roach and John Lum. Of Eli
an. are spending the week i'm Roswell,
having business I'm district court
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AN INTERESTING CHARACTER.
Is "UncIe johnnie" Kingston, Who is
Soon to Leave Roswell for the !
lsthmus of Panama.

Isthmus of Panama.
John Kingston. familiarly known
as Uncle Johnnie" who has been
one of the best known citizens Of Ros-
well for the past rear, is soon to
leave. Although he is eighty $ old,
the pioneer work necessary in going
to a new country in which there are
few Americans has no terrors to him.,
and he will go from here to h 18TH
mus of Panama, where he proposes
| to open some kin of a business
house, probably a saloon or gambling
house. He will leave as soon as he
sells his property, the building in
which is located the Alamo restaur-
ant, and his half interest in the gam
ing ables in the Elk saloon. From
here he will go first to Ole Mexico,
taking in the excursion that leaves
about the twelfth. He will accompany
IL. w. Maxey, with whom he has bee
ASSOCIATED in business here.
"Uncle Johnnie" is an interesting
character. In his eighty years he has
travelled over every section of the
United States. and has had enough ex
periences for three or four ordinary
men. Although he never learned to
read OF write, he is a great reader,
| n n ~ Soma ono a1cn nrnnnrInnn tho
words from the print, and he is well
educated in the business ways of the
word. His travels and business ex
~periences ave given him a greater
knowledge than some college-bred
men possess. He never attended
night at Gillon Links, Scotland. but
had trouble with the teacher and
quit. He is a natural gambler, and
is said to be one of the fastest and
smoothest card dealers in the West.
His age has not impaired his sight
in the least, and he appears to be g.
man of fifty or sixty.
He was born in Yorkshire, England
where he was a horse jockey during
the early part of his life. He cams
to America in 1853, and after travel
ing over a great part of the country
located at Atchison, Kan, in 1857
There he was long proprietor of The
Farm" which was a dance hall, Sa-
loon and gambling house combined
and was one of the most noted places
of its kind in the entire West. In
of such men as Cleveland, the out
lawed brother of ex-President Grover
Cleveland. who killed his brother-fn
law in Buffalo, New York. and afte1
ward becam a notorious thief, anG
the late Captain Turf, who was a lea
} der of an outlaw baTt1 during and af
} ter the Civil war. Uncle Johnnie
declares that The Farm" was one
; of the best business investments he
ever made. and that he made there
an average of 500 per day for years
He also states that he had TO spend
lots of it, toe He remained at Atch
ison from 1857 until the opening OF
the Cherokee Strip. about sixteer
years ago, and since then he has
been ocated at various places. He
says he is good for fifty years yet
and will watch for a good business
opening on the sthmus.
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IS.

Don't be fooled with sanitary"
~nsens There is no fountain on
earth more sanitary than the Liquid
Carbonic Co. puts out. You can be
served from one at the Old New
Idea saw
A. K. MOTT, 3O9 Main.
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A FAST
COMES A FEAST.

Parsons Sunday school class serve
Strawberries and PURE CREAM and
Strawberries with ICE CREAM Nor
day afternoon and evening, April oath
1905, at the H. F. Smith building,
No. 308 N. Main ST. REGULATION
HIGHWAY ROBBERY PRICES. See
his paper for further "nnouncemen
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Established in the GaulIieur Block
and There the Inspectors
Can Be Found.

q oC FodIR0s
The Territorial Sheep Sanitary
Board and the Territorial Cattle SAM
tary Board have combined in estab-
fishing a Bureau of Animal Industry
in Roswell. They ave headquarters
in nicely furnished rooms in the Gaul-
lieur Block and there can be found
at times when they are o out of
town OF otherwise engaged, the var
lou persons who are connected with
these Boards. c. l.. Ballard is the
member of the Cattle Sanitary Board
and W. S. Prayer holds the same posi-
ton among the sheep men. NJ. w.
Stone is Sheep Inspector, and DR.. Sa-
wage is Government Inspector of
Meats. All of these gentlemen will
have Offices at the Bureau. DR.. Saw
age also represents the Government
Bureau of Animal Industry.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that | have
bought the interest of my partner, j.
H. Hampton. and will continue II run
the Star Market at 2O5 Main street.
All bills due the firm are payable to
me and l all the firms indebt-
edness. Phone Sc. 43t3
J.. K. PIERCE.
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3 s g s 3 9 g g 3 8 8 g g g 9 g
g IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. 8
2 8 g g g g g g 8 g g g 3 g g g

The following crowd went out to
the ''Bottomless" Lakes this morning
for a fishing trip: Mrs. George Ca
zier. Mrs. James McGrory, Mrs. H.
w. Stevens. Mrs. w. Pruett, Miss
Wilson, H. w. Stevens, c. w. Nor
gan and George Monroe.
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Harry Hamilton, Fred DuVon, Jas.
NJ. Handy and G. P. n c. D. Cleve-
land, all prominent citizens of Arte-
STA, were here today.
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J.. F. Wood, of Portales, came in
last night for a few days, business
visit.
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Farm for Rent,

Inquire of Ava E. Page, Roswell
or Dicus, Frost & Co. Dexter. 40tf
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What was announced yesterday as
a five O'Clock luncheon at the home
If Miss Margaret Patterson for to-
day, is to be an afternoon tea next
Monday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-04-20

w. D. AIMS, j. E. Terry, w. E.
Bowen, C. Nj. Sanford, R. N. Miller,
C. E. Waldrbn and E. Banks came up
from Hagarman this morning to spend
the day.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-04-20
The Great Range and VAR
ietV of ShirtWaiSt Suits.

No woman cnn HAYES desire in a Shntwaht Suit that we cannot fulfill Once ShirtwaHt
Suits were as ikea arow Of pins, now they have as much originality and characters as the
can be happier. Wevep prepared ths season the fullest, most varied and effective ht THAT
We have ever Gen.. They begin at very little prices
Al $15O made of CooredL Lawn
A 25O OF Chambm.
AT $500 of Perale and Gmghams, anw ela nd carefully madean hextends5 through
this mttresingra range hUm $500 ito $500.
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Easter Millinery is OF
First Consideration

md u.s. comparatively spaing.W only a few day way. Are you prepared? Its not wise
10 put of your buying until the tm moment The Morrison Bros Millinery Depart
mnt and Ready made Wearing Apparel are Respondent with the styles ppropra for
Easter We firmly believer NJ others store show the correct creations in so great a var
The emarkabeT Trimmed Hat 5000 10 $1,000.
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Nations Studio.

The place for Photographic work
of all kinds.
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For Sale.

Sixty or seventy high grade thor
oughbred hogs. Address C.. E. Odem.
Hagerman. n. VI. 33t12
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april Showers Bring May Flowers
and Strawberry Festivals.

Try the one to be given by Parsons
Sunday School Glass at the Smith
building, No. 30S North Main street.
nex Monday afternoon and evening.
Cake M Strawberries with pure
cream.
Cake and strawberries with ice
cream.
Either. all. both-which?
Popular prices
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Hondo lands for sale. See us for
DISQUALIFICATION Bros, Room II,
Oklahoma Block. 41tf.
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The Right Place
for the Correct
Styles at the Prop
or Prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
CHAS. HYOENDAHL
COMMITS SUICIDE
A stranger From the Eas, Takes
Poison In tho Thomas Pho
tosraph Gallery,
YOUNG THIEVES ARRESTED.
Land Sold by ShcrlIto ForceloSe Mort
eJsc--New Plumbing Company.
Dcardoo. Rogers Nupuals,
Special Correspondence,

FpttIal lofltfpon0oON0'
ogden July l,--Chnres IIydcndlhl
who had boon employed by n, H.
Thomas the photographer but a few
days, crank an ounce OF corrosive sub.
Innate yesterday ~ the photograph
piflors with suicidal intent Tho man
camc TO ogden only short time ago
from Boston, whero Nc claimed 90 have
had u wife, named Mildred Hydcndshl
end ,hree small children liyng at -
Beech street he told Mr. Thomas
thar ho had had domoNtIc troubles,
Whlcn was the cause uf his leaving his
home nd coming west lio Nv a man Of
refinement ana education, ana WAS an
export PHOTOGRAPHERS while al times
ho hul appeared melancholy ana down.
cast, yet he never lntImatod hlH intCu.
zion TO end his HE, when Ne drank
the poison ono OF Mr. Thomas other
assistants was IN the gallery lie heard
ihc groang ana cries Of agony uttered
hy Hydcndahl aud went 10 the room 10
eco what was the trouble ana found
me man lying ON tho noor lie tolc.
phoncl for Mr. Thomas, who quickly
responded and Immediately secured thn
attendance Of Dr. X, u, Forbes, who
ycnt the man TO the hospital, whore he
administered rcstoratycs, but all 10 no
avail The drug had done Sc deadly
work ana ne died ut 6,l5 last evening,
4 telegram was sent 20 his wife appllS.
ng her Of the sad news