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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-04-27
CHICAGO STRIKERS.
Discord Has Broken Out Among the
Principals.

Chicago, April 24.-Discord has bro
ken out among the principals In the
Montgomery Ward & Co. strike. At a
meeting of the Garment Workers
union, it was decided to break away
from the teamsters until the latter or
ganization decides to spread the strike
to other establishments. Omcials Of
the garment workers declared that
the present sympathetic strike of the
teamsters against Montgomery Ward
& Co. to enforce the demands of the
garment workers was fruitless and
that nothing was to be gained by re-
naming with the teamsters. Should
the teamsters decided to extend the
strike the garment workers said that
they would be glad to again co oper-
ate with them. This decision of the
garment workers is likely to put an
end to the present controversy as the
tcamsters have no grievances, having
merely quit work in an effort to assist
the garment workers who went on
strike last January.
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Washington, c., April 22.-United
States Senator Orville Hitchcock
Platt, Of Connecticut, died at his sum.
mer home in this, his native town.
from pneumonia. The end came al-
most Unexpectedly. the immediate
cause being the breaking OF the alb.
scess which had formed in the right
lung and which produced strangula-
tion.
Hartford, c.. April ga successor
to United States Senator Platt will
probably be elected by the general
assembly which is now In biennial
session. This will be in accordance
with law and the election will be for
the balance of the term which will ex.
pire in 1909.
indianapolis, Ind, April 24.--Vico
President Charles w. Fairbanks. who
has been designated as the represen.
tative of President Roosevelt at tlie
funeral of Senator Orville II. P'att
left indianapolis over the Big -Four
railroad for Washington, CT. Vice
President Fairbanks Will return to In
dienapolis Immediately after the fu
neral.
Senator Albert J. Beveridge, mem,
Der of the comm ttee. left for Me-
York, where he viii join the commit
tee of senators appointed to represent
the upper chamber e congress at the
funeral.
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No News Has Been Received From
Camp Roosevelt.

Glenwood Springs. Col, April 20
With President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary Loeb in camp 20 miles from the
nearest telegraph Office. no news Of
he hunt came out of the woods. When
Mr.. Loeb returns here 1t Is expected
he will bring information of the luck
that has attended the presidents hunt
for big game. The president keeps a
personal diary and consequently the
correspondents marooned here await
the return of the secretary with much
impatience. Storms Of snow, hail and
rain surged about the mountains In
the direction of the east divide nearly
all day
Denver. Col, April 20.-Parson
Thomas Uzzell, of the Peoples Taber-
nacle of this city, sent to President
Roosevelt in care of Secretary Loeb
a message asking that he be given the
carcasses of the bears killed during
the presidents hunt, for distribution
among the poor of Denver. A note ell
dorsing the matter most heartily" was
sent to the president by former Adjt.
Gen Sherman M. Bell.
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The Eminent Actor Passes Away
at His Home, "The Reefs"
Palm Beach, Fla.
The HEROIC STRUGGLE ENDED.
At His Deathbed We're His Wife, Two
Sous. His Nurse, DR.. Potter
and His Servant.
The Remains viii Be Taken To 6uz.
Yards Bay, Where They viii Be
Interred-Genuine Sorrow
Over His Demise.

West Palm Beach, Fla, April "a
Joseph jefferson, the eminent actor,
died at his home The Reefs" at Palm
Beach. The end came after day of
Inconsistencies and after heroic
struggle of days which had exhausted
his vitality. At his deathbed were
his wife, his sons, Charles B. and
Frank Jefferson, his nurse. Miss Mabel
Bingham, Or. r. b. Potter and his
faithful old servant. Carl Kettler.
The body of Mr.. Jefferson will be
taken to Buzzard's Bay on a special
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-04-27
THE EQUITABLE soUAeeLE.
Committee Of Agents Calls on Super
intendent Of Insurance Hendricks.

Syracuse, N. Y, April 22,-Prefera-
bly, naturalization, the turning over OF
substantial control to the policy hold
ers or some other remedy to relieve
the embarrassing situation in the af-
fairs Of the Equitable Life Assurance
society. was the burden of the request
made Of Superintendent of Insurance
Francis Hendricks by the committee
Of general agents, who laid their wishes
before him here.
Albany, N. Y, April 22.--It Is learn
ed upon reliable authority that bill
has been prepared and will be intro
duced in the legislature embodylng the
views of the agents and policy hold
ers behind them and providing for
complete and early naturalization OF
the Equitable Life Assurance society.
Under it's provisions all of its So direc-
tors would be elected by the policy
holders.
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AFTER GRIZZLIES.
President Enjoying Royal Sport in His
Hunt In Colorado.

Glenwood Springs, April 21.-That
President Roosevelt is enjoying royal
sport in his hunt for Rocky mountain
grizzlies is attested by Secretary Loeb,
who returned from the camp after hav-
ing spent the night with the party,
While the only game pulled down thus
far is the bear shot by the president
and the bob cat shot by DIR. Alexander
Lambert, there has been plenty of rec
reation.
Mr.. Loeb says it was only necessary
to see the party eat to know that the
hunters were in the best of nea,th and
enjoying themselves.
The most important business be-
tween the president and secretary was
in relation to appointments that have
been made. The president signed the
appointment of George w. Atkinson,
of West Virginia, to be Judge Of the
United States court of claims as well
as several pardon cases.
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ACCUSED or MURDER.
A Mother Held In Jail Pending the
Coroner's Inquest.

Columbus.-Mrs. Henry Anthony,
aged 32, of Grove City, a suburb Of Co
lumbus, is held at the county Jail
pending an investigation Of the death
Of her two children by former mar
riage, John and Oletha Demorest, aged
. and 13 years respectively. who were
found dead in bed The circumstances
of the childrens death have aroused
suspicious of poisoning. The mother
claims the children were Ill and she
gave them quinine.
About seven years ago the woman,
whose name was then Demorest, killed
her three.year-old boy by cutting his
throat. She was then adjudged in
sane and was sent to the state hos
pital but was discharged in less than
two months as recovered.
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NAN PATTERSON TRIAL.
She viii Face Jury Composed Al.
most Entirely Of Married Men.

New York, April 20.--The jury which
Is to decide the fate of Nan Patter-
son, on trial for the third time upon
the charge Of numbering Caesar
Young, bookmaker, was completed
and Recorder Goff adjourned court.
Miss Patterson will again face jury
composed almost entirely Of married
men, only two Of the accepted panel
Of ~ being single. one a bachelor, the
other widower.
Most of the jurymen are men Of
middle age and beyond. Many of
them have large families. some grown
daughters who are married
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THE MINE EXPLOSION.
Five Dead Miners Have Been Taken
Out BY Rescuers.

Marmet, w. Va. April 22.-All OF
the five men killed in the Kayford
mine explosion have been taken out
They are Bert Green, William Allen
Oscar Crum, Ira and Charles Nickels
There was an explosion of seven
kegs of powder which ignited the dust
The powder was set off by the regular
evening shooting, it Is thought. The
mine is not badly damaged and opera
tions will be resumed.
William Jacobs and George East
man we're in the mouth of the mine
but were not badly injured. Two 9th
ers were slightly injured at the tipple
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For Louisville, st. Louis and points west
7:4b a. N. and s:20 p. m.
For Pittsburg and east, 7:4b a m. and 7:ib
For washington, D. c., Philadelphia and
New York, 7.45 a. m and 4.Io p m.
Baggage checks and tickets issued 10 az
points in the United States, Canada ana
Mexico No transfer at Cincinnati.
Information concerning time OF trains,
come ections, sleeping car reservations, etc,
cheerfuliy given, j. e. SANDS Agent.
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THE CAMERA.
Experiments Esde To Determine lts
Use In War.

Washington, April ga board of
army officers. among whom was Gen.
A. w. Greeley, the chief signal officer,
went to the Indian Head proving
grounds to conduct experiments by
which camera suspended In the aic
by means of kite may be controlled
and operated by an electric device op.
Grated by person standing on the
ground. It is claimed that photos OF
the surrounding country for distance
of 10 or IL miles may be taken in this
way. There was considerable wind
blowing and some rain fell, but not
withstanding three exposures were Sc
cured at various distances in the air
one being taken at an altitude OF per
haps 400 feet. Army officers are
watching the outcome with consider
able interest in view of the possibility
of the use of the camera for purposes
of photographing an enemys troops
and defenses in actual warfare.
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SONS OF THE REVOLUTION.
Banquet Attended BY Over 200 Men,
bers Given.

Washington, April 21.-A banquet
attended by more than 200 members
brought to close the second trien-
nial meeting of the general society OF
the Sons of the Revolution. Ex-Gov.
John Lee Carroll, of Maryland, the
president, presided, and those respond
ing to toasts included Rr. Adm. F. l..
Higginson, Edmund Wetmore, presi-
dent of the New York state society;
NJ. Jusserand, the French ambassador; ;
Walter C. Charlton, of Savannah, Ga,
and James NJ. Beck
Adm. Higginson, in his speech, dwelt
particularly upon the necessity for a
large navy. M. Jusserand spoke of
the ties and common ideals which
unite not only the Sons of the Revo-
luton, but our country to France.
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JOHANN HOCH VICTIMS.
Two satmoresns Are Believed To
Be Among Them.

Baltimore, April 22.--The two Balti-
noTeans who believe they were among
the many matrimonial victims of Hoch
arc positive in their Identification OF
photos of him and of his handwriting.
The stories they tell of their experl-
2nca with him are almost Identical
and correspond closely with those told
ty othors who have claimed Hoch as
their husband. Mrs. Margaret Thorn
fs. who was married to Hoch in Gin
cinnati under the name OF Henry
Hyde. left him, but was afterward in
Gdced to- return and they again lived
tHgcthcr as man and wife in Chicago
H. the house Of Mrs. Devine, Green
rtreet and jackson boulevard. The
marriage with Mrs. Won Kleucli took
place al 1owgon. a suburb of this city.
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ANOTHER FAIR CLAIMANT.
Frank Smith Says He is the Brother
Of Mrs. Fair.

Topeka. Kan, April 22.-Another
claimant for the Charles Fair estate
appeared here in the person Of Frank
Smith, chef at the Santa Fe railroad
hospital. Smith says he Is brother
to Mrs. Fair, who with her husband
was killed on August IA. 1902, in an
automobile accident at Evereaux,
France. Smith read in newspaper
Of the death in Newmarket, N. j., OF
Mrs. Hannah e. Nelson, mother of
Mrs. Fair, and at once recognized the
name of his mother.
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Teachers' Examip alton.

The Highland County Board of School Ex.
aminers hereby gives notice that examina'
tions of applicants for certificates will take
place in the Washington School Building,
Hillsboro, on the first Saturday OF each
month, excepting June and July.
Patterson examinations will be held on
the third Saturday of April and on the sec.
ond Saturday of May.
Examinations for High School and Special
Certificates will be held on the first Saturday
of September, December, March and June.
As prescribed by law, the fees for Teachers
examination will be no cents, while the Pat
terson examination no fee Is charged.
@. A. PUCKETT Pres.
ID. A. HIsER,
T.. Z. TiCE. Clerk.
Board of Examiners.
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RUSH ORDERS.
The Cruiser Tacoma To Proceed To
Santo Domingo.

Pensacola, Fla. April 22.-Rush or
ders for the cruiser Tacoma to pro.
ceed to San Domingo we're received.
That vessel began to coal immediate
ly. moving down to the navy yard,
where fuel and stores were taken on
board. It Is stated here that mum.
ber Of warships have been ordered tn
San Domingo by the Italian govern.
ment and as trouble Is anticipated the
Tacoma was ordered there to protect
American interests.
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SIX Alaskan Tours.

One of the most beautiful trips In
the world. Is the stea mship ride
through the fjords and islands along
the beautiful AL iskan coast.
Special low rates are made via the
Chicago g. Nor,h.Westtrn R'y from
all points, and six tours from Pacific
Coast points on the superb eamship
"City of Spokane," of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Co. have been
arranged for the simmer months.
In connection with trip to the
Lewis and Clark Exposition at Port.
land, this offers most novel and In
teresting summer vacation trip.
Folders and maps, with full particu-
lars regarding rates and sailing dates,
sent on receipt of &c stamp.
W. D. KNIsKERN. p, T. NJ, Chicago,
III.
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Legal Notice.

George w Thompson. whose residence is
unknown, will take notice on tn c 2sth day of
March A. ID. 1905, the undersigned fled her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Highland County. Ohio, being Cause No. 1890.
w. Thompson on the grounds of willful alb
sence for more than three (O years last past
and for gross neglect of duty. and further
their minor child and restored to her former
name of Nettie Easter. Said cause will be
for hearing on and after the last legal pub
cation hereof. NETTIE THOMPSON,
Plaintiff.
IT. Vanrelt ard II c. Dawson, Attorneys.
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
Chicago street Railway Companies No
qotiating With the City.

Chicago. April 20.-Negotiations for
the purchase of the Chicago Street
railways were opened between the
traction railroads and the city.
proposition is pending under which
the companies will at once proceed to-
modernize their lines and sell to the
city at fair price, thus getting rid OF
all legal complication and securing i'm
mediate municipal ownership.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

Vital Weakness and Prostra-
ton from overwork and other
causes. Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific No. 28, in use
over 40 years, the only success
ful remedy. 81 per vial, or spec
ial package for serious cases, @B.
so'd BY Druggists. or sent price
numpAsy' Ned Co., william I John Sta, NY
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Internal Revenu. coIIeotion.

Washington, April 22.-The month
ternal revenue shows that for the
month of March, 1905, the total re-
ceipts were $19,347,302. an increase
as compared with March, 1904, OF
1851 Ola
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GEN. W. W. eLAckMAR.
Entertained at Chattanooga BY the
Blue and the Gray.

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 24.-Gen.
w. w. Blackmar, commander-in-chief
of the Grand Army Of the Republic,
was again the guest of the local posts.
With his party he visited Chickamau-
ga Park, Ft. Oglethorpe and Lookout
mountain. At Lookout Inn he was ten
dered dinner by the local veterans.
His party left for the east. Confed-
crate veterans participated In the en-
tertaining Of Gen. B!ackmar during his
stay
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HIGHLAND COUNTY
STOCK "a R M

Pure Bred and Registered Aberdeen
Angus Cattle: Large English Berk-
shire and Chester White Swine
Shropshire and Lincolnshire Sheep.
Young Stock of Best Breeding and In.
dividuality for Sale at All Times.
A number of Fine AnPora Goats for
Sale In Lots 10 Suit Purchasers.
II. NJ. BROWN. Hillshoro, O.
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N. Paul Lessar Dead.

Peking, April 22.-M. Paul Lessar.
Russian minister to China, whose foot
was recently amputated, is dead. He
distinguished himself as the negotiator
with the Chinese OF the proposed
amendments to the Russo Chinese
Manchurian treaty.
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Minister DsIeasse viii Not Resign.

st. Petersburg, April 24.-Much re.
lief is expressed by the Russian press
with NJ. Delcasse's decision to remain
at the head Of the French foreign min.
istry, as he is regarded here as the
firm friend of the Franco-Russian ALI
ance whose retirement now would be
considered a misfortune.
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North Georgia Peach Crop.

Atlanta, Ga, April 20.-After a trip
through North Georgia State Entomol-
ogist Smith said: There is no doubt
about the fact that rs per cent. OF the
peach crop north Of Atlanta is total
loss as the result Of the recent cold
weather"
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ASSAULTED AND KILLED.
The Dead Body Of Miss Miranda
Bricker Discovered.

Mount Vernon.-The body OF Miss
Miranda Bricker aged 55 who had
been criminally assaulted and
strangled to death, was found in the
rear of the Fa,rchild home in this
city where she had been employed
as housemaid. There were evidence
Of terrible struggle upon the part of
the woman who had been dragged 500
feet from the pace where she was
first attacked. Persons living in the
vicinity recall that they heard cries
during the night but paid no attention
to them. There is no clew but blood.
hounds have been sent for to trail the
murderer If possible.
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Mt. vesuvius In Eruption.

Naples, April 22,-The eruption OF
Mi VeCTyius is increasing and fire.
Quent explosions are heard. Streams
ng lava ere running down the noun
tam and the crater is emitting smoke,
ashes and RED hot stone.
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Business Failures.

New York, April 22.-Business fail
ures in the United States for the week
ending April 20 number 1888, against
1856 last week, 1879 in the same week
in 1904 and 1852 In 1908. In Canada
failures for the week number 21, as
against 21 last week.
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Death of Col. Charles Smart.

Washington. April ga special
from st. Augustine. Fla, announced
the death there of Col, Charles Smart.
Ga, ranking assistant surgeon general
of the United States army. Though an
invalid his death was not expected.
He was a native of Scotland.
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Massacred by Thibetans.

London, April 24,-Special corrc-
spondents at Shanghai give an uncon-
firmed Chinese report to the effect
that Fen Chuen. the imperial com
missioner to Thibet, with his whole
retinue, has been masacred by Thib-
etans at Batang.
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n EataI coIllalon.

Nation. ILL.,. April 24.--In collis-
Ion between two Big Four locomotives
Engineman Harry Honodle was killed,
Fireman r. A. Brown received injuries
from which he will not recover and
Engineman Bird and Fireman Llewel-
lyn sustained severe injuries.
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On An Inspection Tour.

Washington, April 21.--Aeut. Gen.
Chaffee. chief of stan, left here TO In
spect military posts In the south and
west. He was accompanied by Quar-
termaster Gen. Humphrey and Capt
Hutcheson. Of the general stan. and
will be gone about Q month.
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MOSCOW Bakers Strike.

St. Petersburg, April 24.--The price
OF Tread has treblod in Moscow as the
result of the strike Of $4,000 bakers.
Only municipal ovens are working II
T. cared that the struggle will be pro.
lraCted
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Earthouake in EnoIand,

London, April 24.--An earthquake
lasting several seconds and occasion
ing much alarm was felt throughout
Derbyshire and Yorkshire and in ad-
jacent districts. There was trifing
DANCE 10 walls and roofs in some
Dlaces
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Shot and Killed His Son.

Montgomery, Ala, April 24.-W. T.
Sheets, 40, shot and killed his son.
Claude Sheets. The young man was
foreman Of gang of laborers in which
his father worked. The old man was
discharged and blamed the son.
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A Tribe Traoedy.

Portland. Me-. April 24.--Edward
Hilton. aged 80 years. OF East Water
ford. shot and killed George Young.
IS years old; slashed bis wife terribly
about the head and neck with . knife
and then shot and killed himself.
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The Roof collaneed,

Cleveland. April 21.-The roof Of the
Pearl roller rink collapsed, involving
a loss Of about $1,000. Nearly all OF
the skaters had departed for the night
and the few who remained at the time
OF the accident had suiIlcient warning.
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Stock Transfer elII sIuned,

Albany. N. y. April 20.-Gov. Hig'
gins has signed the stock transfer bill
imposing a stamp tax Of two cents on
each one hundred dollars Of par value
of all corporation stocks and securi-
ties sold or transferred.
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Miners strike Declared on.

Meyersdale, Pa, April 24.-The mi.
ners' strike In the Meyersdale region,
which was inaugurated December Is,
1903, has been declared on by Organ.
izer Mccullough. acting upon instruc-
tions from the national organization.
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The Fill To Tax Bachelors.

Madison, Wis, April 20.-The bill to
tax bachelors $40 year was made
tho order of business of the Wiscon-
sin assembly and after an hour and a
fa!f Of debate was indefinitely post
poned by viva yoce vote.
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Earl and Counties. Of suffolk,

New York. Apri! a1.-The earl and
countess of Suffolk arrived here on the
Hamburg-American liner Deutschland.
The countess formerly was Miss Lei
ter. They are here on visit to Mrs.
Letter, who Is in Washington.
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Serious Flaw In : Dry Dock.

Boston. April PA serious flaw In
the new dry dock at the Charleston
navy yard has been developed by Sc
we're tests recently made and 1t is be-
lieved that at least one month will he
required to effect the necessary re-
Dairs.
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Receiver For Insuranee Association.

Boston. April 22.-Henry A. Wyman
was appointed receiver for the Colo.
nial Life Assurance Association by
Justice James M. Morton. Of the su.
preme court. The association Is fra
ternal beneficiary corporation organ
lied under Massachusetts laws.
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Died Aboard 3 steamshlp.

Boston. April 24.--Henry Goodell.
president of the Massachusetts Agri-
cultural college. at Amherst. died
aboard the steamship Macoochee on
his way from Savannah. Ca, to this
city.