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2. ]. STEWART q CO.,
S7S Broadway. Oakland.

BRAND NEW
Modern house of large rooms; electricity
bath; lot 40x1So IT.: street work all done;
cement walks in front and around the
house; house; nice open lawn; in choice neighbor-
churches. schools and cars: cali and see this
place; can be bought cheap.
s1eoo-NEw
And up-to-date broom bungalow cottage,
the money to bud; lot toxiss feet; t;e brick rHss
well; chicken-houses; splendid buy.
s25o0-BEAUTIFUL
Modern cottage of large rooms, bath, re-
ception hail. coved ceilings: gas and electric
Key Route and within walking distance Of
Oak osa,kland this is pickup and must be sold
this week; cheap at $1,000.
b. j. STEWART & CO.
SIS Broadway. Oakland.
FINE FACTORY SITE
Ibx1o0: on First ST.. one block to city wharf;
rs,irsad Tread siding to property; no finer factory
J. II. MACDONALD & CO..
1852 Broadway.
ELEGANT residence site, 4ox15o; on high
ground; fine marine and mountain view;
sood nsighborhood before you buy see US
J. H. MAcDoNAIiD CO.,
1862 Broadway
A sNAP-26x166; near Key route line on 22d
Ct; also within one block Of San Pablo ave.
For price and terms see
J. H. MACDONALD 4 CO.,
1852 Broadway
S2lo0 WILL buy q cottage Of rooms ana
bath; lot $4,000: block from car line
J. H. MACDONALD q CO.,
1859 Broadway.
BELDENs BARGAINS
$320o-Pretty Groom cottage and lot 3Uxf00;
central location and convenient to stations
lot 30x120: near Key Route depot; easy terms
$4000-Another central place; / u STORY 10
rooms and all conveniences: choice surround
$55oo-An architects home on a central cor
ner b0x100: s rooms and bath. hall ana STAIR
way finished in oak: cement basement.
S315o-2-story S-room house and lot 87:6x
100. on Market street. near 18th; new Key
$3560-Elegant story and half S-roorp cot
40:exI2s
s27oo.Fine s-room cottage on Chestnut St.
1112 Broadway. Oakland.
WALTER e. LOGAN q CO..
Room IT. Bacon Block, Oakland, Cal
$1,100-eox15o; on Fourteenth ave-, near
Twenty fourth ST., frontages; snap.
$1,o00-S0x160; on Fourteenth and Nine
teenth. frontages; street work and
$25o-Two lots In Broadway Villa Tract,
near Country Club; snap.
$3,600-50x1Bo: rooms and bath; large
barns. 15 fruit trees. shrubbery; blocks
Key Route on Claremont ave-; no rea-
sonable offer refused.
$40, ,oO0-600 acres. hotel 10 cottages, mineral
springs ETC.; It would take up too much
space to describe this property. Full
particulars furnished applying to
WAITER r. LOGAN & CO.. room H.
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Two electric car lines. Street work COM
plete. No stores, coal yards or Objectionable
structures permitted.
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ON account of removal to San Francisco. I
ave. Santa Fe and Key route depots East
lake cottage. new. containing rooms extra
we'll built latest style plumbing. high base
ment. elegant mantes: gas and electric
lighting; lot 31x127: sunny side of street /;
gravel driveway. stone walks. open lawn;
street work all done and everything neces-
sary TO make complete modern home.
Extra lot adjoining. with without barn,
as desired. This property will bear the
closest inspection. II you are looking for a
home do not fail to investigate this rare
opportunity Closest investigation In every
detail invited. Terms can be arranged New
carpets and linoleum on floors at q bargain
II desired.
j.. c. DAVIDSON, Owner,
104 Kearny ST., San Francisco.
GEO. W. AUSTIN. Exclusive Agent,
1902 Broadway. Oakland.
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MODERN Groom cottage: $50 Brockhurst st.
near Key route; must be sold: cheap.
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GEO. H. LEE.
REAL, ESTATE OWNER,
dk6 Sauar1fh Rf Oakland

GEO. H. LEE
REAL ESTATE OWNER,
455 Seventh ST.. Oakland.
Lots SIS upward IS cash, 50 monthly.
What is. the. inducement for me to buy a lot
in the--Bouevard Tract? Because the lots
are v their value: the site Is grand one; the
boulevard to Haywards fronts this tract. the
syd d s 70 two
electric roads are here now and in touch with
the Key route and easy walk to steam local
able investment to any one who may buy.
NEW cottage for sale in Golden Gate. 1o1e
Fifty-ffth ST.. near park facing south; 9
rooms, hall. large closets. pantry and bath
room: electric lights gas and water In and
fence fences up; large basement @ . feet 8 inches e,
work done concrete walks in; lot 50xe2 fac
ing south: minutes walk either to b5th
r. r. station: cash price. $1,000; will lease
for $25 per month.
$225o-5-RooM cottage: new and modern in
every particular beautiful slightly location:
choice fruit: mild climate: near car: $500
s1SsoA4.room % cottage. IS foot lot, on 2Sth st.,
near Telegraph ave; ave. must be sold to close an
$3.50 will buy 6o-foot lot near 22d st.. ON
F. F. poRTER. 1es Eighth ST.. oaaland
$a5oo-Fine northwest corner lot box12b; only
one block from Telegraph ava and among
beautiful dwellings; handy to all car lines;
s1oo-Lot, 25x1q5, on the principal street in
Elmhurst; also 30 other lots 6ox1b0 for $15O,
$175, $500 and $780,
GEO n. vOSE, Owner,
968 Broadway, Oakland.
$375o-sEvEN acres OF land at Pleasanton,
Alameda County all in bearing fruit, mostly
prunes; over four tons this year: new cot
tage, rooms: good barn. chicken house;
$50 chickens now hand; farming tools,
fruit dryers etc.; all 60 with the place.
c. K MARSHALL. 1910 roadway Oakland.
THREE Snaps.
Nine-roorn house. barn. tank garden and
fruit trees: lot 100x2oo; cheap; desirable loca-
ton; two broom cottages; near carline and
East Fourteenth st; 20-minute car service
H F. WEST, 1918 Broadway, Oakland
A LOVELY modern home, 20 rooms: min
utes' walk from center OF city: large grounds;
TO lease for term Of years for hotel or pri-
vate boarding house; will build on to suit
tenant; price right to right parties. See
= owner, J.. CONANT. 1055 Broadway.
NEW broom cottage and BATH lot 37:6x100;
on north side of street; near cars and
schools; $3.50 cash, balance $25 per month;
price $500. RALEIGH BROS. $50 Broad
way.
SUNNY six-room completely furnished cottage;
Oakland
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WILLIAMS. GEORGE a MILLS,
46s Eleventh ST., Bacon Block. Oakland

FOR SALE
A 3S-acre fruit almond and olive orchard
oil mill, packing house, large residence and
outbuildings; will cut up in 10-acre tracts
See at once.
A 33-acre fruit and grain ranch near Hay
wards; several never-failing springs terms to
suit.
properties. improved and unimproved, for sale
or exchange, which will pay you to look up
before going elsewhere. List your property
with us and we will sell or rent 1t for you.
We can use a limited number OF Realty Syn
dicate certificates In exchange for real estate
We have large amount OF money to loan
on country property or improved city real
estate.
WILLIAMS GEORGE & MILLS
k6S Eleventh st. Bacon Block. Oakland.
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A NEW shinsIed bungalow; fine neiehborhood:
lot 44x10o; large living-roorn with clinker
brick mantel; kitchen and pantry: bed
rooms with closets rough Mission style
little home for only 5000; easy terms Gail
ssSSislg Tdsos 4 yso yso, Tsnt ps,,. such place
s4oo cAsH-4-rocm cottage: new, up to date,
large rooms; pantry. baths, china closet
oren plumbing; price $500.
How is this7 s-room cottage, lot 5ox1oo In
Upper Fruitvale; this is a snap; price $3.50;
half cash.
Come to the foothills in Fruitvale and buy
one acre OF fine land for S11Oo. grand.
slightly place for home; near car line.
II you want your family to camp out this
summer buy this and get health: New cot
from the hills and near car line; price $3.50:
500 cash. 81 per month.
6-room cottage and bath on car line; price
;; =; EpMEsTER. llss East 14th St.
Open Sundays Near 23d ave.
5-ROOM cottage: lot 100x17B: south fronta 90.
bath and pantry; fine basement barn and
berries; carpet, stove, chickens. etc.. go with
the place; an exceptional buy; must sell on
box s22. Fruitvaie p 8. WV 'feSS
s2s0o-e-ROoM 2-story house: two blocks
from local: $50 down, balance e25 per
month.
For rent-s25 per month: chicken ranch: 2
acres; 6-room house; fine locality, and the
following stock for sale: 600 pigeons 400
chickens, household goods, incubators, ETC. !:
blocks from the local train
NJ c. GIBSON, Fruitvale ave.. Fruitvaie.
F1vE-ROOM cottage, III blocks from sta
ton; east front: high basement, gas, cleo
tricity, city water. etc; very easy terms
70 good party; price $500. See owner. 1901
Feraita ave-
FOR sale-Beautiful home OF nearly 2 acres:
corner on Frutvale ave. blocks from post
office; house u rooms; bath. stable. forest
and fruit trees; large lawn. JUDSON &
CO.. Fruitvale.
FOR sale-Cottage, 5 rooms. bath, 9-foot base
ment, modern improvements: lot 100xl75
Inquire 7; P. HORTON, Forest st.. NE.
Peralta ave.
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Few minutes walk to City Hall, stores,
chnrches and theaters.
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These are the best and cheapest lots in
Fruitvale.
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Maps and full particulars at
REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE CO.,
1172 Broadway, cor. 14th ST., or
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT. CO..
Ers.ffx l. s.FrfiftvalS
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LINDA PARK. LINDA PARK, LINDA PARK.
The terminus OF 5-cent fare. Haywards cars;
streets graded and graveled; stone sidewalks;
depot on tract; lots from $50 to $500; $50 cash
and balance $40 per month; is blocks to local
train; best located property on San Leandro
road: graded school on tract. Apply to s.
AUSTIN. 1101 Twenty third ave-. Oakland.
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This is probably the best little piece OF
downtown business property the market To-
day: 1880; corner paying 10 per cent net
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F1yE-ROOM cottage, III blocks from sta
tion: east front: high basement. gas. cleo
20 good party; price $500. See owner 1901
Peralta ave.
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BUDDHIST Mission, S0T Polk st-Sunday SER
vice. Il a. m Rev. K Horf will preach on
Eternal Prosperity
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These lots are 10 feet
front by a depth from
100 to 22S feet.
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FOR Sale-Beautiful home OF nearly acres:
corner on Fruitvale ave. blocks from post
and sr,,s, trees isrge lawn fTyrss0N
CO.. Fruitvale.
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WEST COAST REALTY COMPANY, Ino.
REAL ESTATE
Room 295, Bacon building, Oakland
Phone White 1152
$50 front foot; terms; lots close 20 Key
Route and line; will build on liberal terms
$40 to $40 front foot; lots Bella Vista Park
Tract: bounded by two electric car lines;
houses built on easy terms; plans and specih-
cations furnished
High-street Villa Tract, Frultvale; lots 81
week: dollar down.
Vernon Tract. Fruitvale; lots SIS down and
81 a week; 50x115.
Get our list before buying
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MEETINGs-Universal brotherhood.

UNIVERSAL Brotherhood and Theosophical
Society (KatheFine T1ngley leader and off,
cial head. 8. F. Center 912 Bush st.-Fres
public meeting every Sunday night. 8 clock.
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BELOW WILL BE FOUND A PARTIAL
LIST OF PROPERTY WHICH IS OFFERED
FOR SALE BY THIS COMPANY.
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big sunny six-room cotsase
with bath and new nante1 and gas NUNS,
and all in fine order: the lot is 5Ox140 tnote
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17
Citation to Kindred and Creditors
State of South Carolina,
County of Union.

State of South Carolina,
County of Union.
BY Jason NJ. Greer, Esq, Probate
Judge
Whereas, w. r. Jones, Jr., has made
suit to me to grant him Letters of Ad-
ministration on the effects of and estate
Of James Lyles, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adj
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said James Lyles,
deceased, that they be and appear, be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Union, G. H., South Carolina,
on the 9th day of March, next, after
publication hereof, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon. to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
10Th day Of March, Ammo Domini,
1905. JASON NJ. GREER,
Probate Judge.
Published on the 18th day Of March,
1905, in the Union Times, 11-2t
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Estate Notice.

All persons holding claims gainst
the estate of +. G.. Trefzer. dfased.
are hereby notified to preA the
same duly attcstcd TO me or thy at
torney. j. G.. Hughes, UnioBouth
Carolina, and all persons INDEED to
the said estate are hereby n6ed to
make payment likewise.
MRS. FLORENCE F. 1FzER,
Adminhtrix.
Union, S. G., March IL, 1909 11-4t
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= Fl Notwithstanding the

>sszfrree-ffcr 1T { taking uQ-
vantage of the Cut Prices in
Our Great Clearance Sale
there are thousands who are
letting the chance of a life
time slip by. Don't think
that because the plumS have
been falling so thick and fast
that there are not many more
yet to come down. Remem-
Der we have a Twenty Thou
sand Dollar Stock to draw
from, and every family in
Union county can be supplied
without putting us out of
business. SO don't let any
thing keep you away from
this sale. In the spring time
everybody wants to spruce
up a little, and why not now
while you can do more Spruc-
ing with Five Dollars than
you can ordinarily with Ten.
Don't forget that the terms
are SPOT CASH and with
every dollar you get 4 hand
some present FREE.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

If you enjoy good coffee or tea,. YOU
will be insured of getting both by
buying your coffee and tea from us.
We are exclusive agents for the
famous Chase & Sanborn's coffees
and teas, without exception, the old
est and most reliable coffee and tea
people i'm the United States We
carry the entire line, getting them
fresh every week or.ten days. Your
coffee and tea business solicited.
The Union Grocery Company.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

HEALTHY and satisfying. Nothing
is healthier and few things more en-
joyable than good molasses. We
have them, pure old-fashioned mus
cavados, pure New Orleans, Georgia
Cane Syrup; also have good maple
and cane syrup blend at 81 90 per
gallon, as well as the highest grade
of pure sap syrup. Your orders for
anything in the syrup or molasses
line will be appreciated. The Union
Grocery Company.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17
HPdyu ImnnrfcarC

y The imports of sugar at this>port
continuc'to be almost unprecedented
in volume. On one day last week
nearly dozen vessels arrived from
Cuba with ncavy cargocs of the
raw product, while the receipts were
materially increased by the arrivals
of steamers from Brazil, Mexico
and other South American and
West Indian ports.
Altogether on last Monday, more
than 1000, 1000 pounds of sugar
reached New York, exclusive of the
vast quantities already ailoat in the
harbor awaiting transfer to the re-
iincrics. An interesting feature of
the present sugar situation is that
only 81 tons of sugar were in ware
house last week, while in the cor
responding period of 1904, 15,519
tons were in storage.
Michael Nathan, assistant APP
praiscr of the eighth division of the
local appraisers Office is charged
with the examination of all sugars
brought to this port. Mr.. Nathan
Saturday said the heavy importa-
tons were keeping his force of test
crs unusually busy.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

WE are expecting this week another
big shipment of onion setts and Red
Bliss seed potatoes, second crop.
We have already sold double as many
seed potatoes, onion sets and garden
seed up to date AZ we ever sold in
one year before. Our line is larger,
our assortment better and our prices
rock-bottom. We will take pleasure
in helping you make your selection.
Call in. The Union Grocery Com
pany.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

500 bushels cotton seed for sale, early
variety for planting. so cents per
bushcl. ID. b. FAINT.
Il-l6t
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Irwin Lowe the ten months old son
of Mr.. w. s. Smith, super
intcndcnt of Bailey Furniture Mfg.
Co., overturned cup of hot water
on itself and was badly scaldcd
Tuesday of last week. Pneumonia
set up and the little one died Fri
day. The body was taken to Hick-
Dry, y. G. Mr. Smiths former
home Saturday, for burial. The
parents have the sympathy of the
community.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

GARDEN seeds, big line of all kinds
of garden and field seeds fresh, also
cabbage plants. Will have other
plants in season. ). NJ. Rice, Jr.,
f.. u.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

LoSI-A pair of nickel frame specta-
cies lost on Main street in front of
n, M, Macbeth Ionng's residence.
ihese Spectaclcs were found by two
young ladies we learn, if so, they
office. 60
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90 to w. Newell Smiths for seed Iris,
potatoes at 80 cents per peck. Ar
mours best hams 13 cents per pound
Good rice at 5 cents. fN
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

FRESH garden seed in one cent pap
ers. Onion sets, peas and beans at
Scaife's.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

LOST-A gold cross off of watch fob.
Lost between Sam S. Farrars resi-
dence and Monarch Mills. Suitable
reward for finding same. M. w. Culp
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

If you are suffering with loss of ap-
petite, visit the store of The Union
Grocery Company. II the tempting
array of scasonable good things to
cat does not fetch you an appetite
you had better make your will and
increase your life insurance.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

Notices will be insert ted in this column at
the rate of % words or less for 25c one issue,
four issues for zoe. Additional lines over
twenty five words &c a line.
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Bring your job work to THE
TINES. We can please you.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

HE ZINES and Metropolitan
magazine one year for $1.8O.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

northern apples, Greetings,
Baldwins and Ben Davis, choice
bananas, delicious Florida oranges,
malaga grapes, Mcssina lemons, al
ways on hand. The Union Grocery
Company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-20
CAPT. DIEHL'S REPORT
Number of Men that Were Court
 N .hartialed Last Year.

Washington, Oct 20.-In the annual report of Captain S. w. B. Diehl. judge advocate general of the navy. the. rec ord of general courts martial for the fiscal year shows that twelve commits stoned officers were convicted and three acquitted, while 905 enlisted men were convicted and thirty acquitted. The record of summary courts martial shows that 4,157 blue jackets were convicted and POO acquitted, and that 1915 marines (enlisted mem were con yicted and seyenty-seven acquitted. A total of 422 enlisted men were convict ed of desertion, 147 of absence without leave, twenty-five of desertion and fraudulent enlistment, and eighty-three of fraudulent enlistment.
 Captain Diehl says Colonel A. c. Kelton, United States marine corps, has developed in the naval prison at the Boston navy yard school of dis cipllne of the highest order for of lenders against naval laws and regula- tions. The large number of prisoners received from the Asiatic station has resulted in an oyercrOwding of the Mare Island prison to such an extent, the report states, that it became neces. sary to fit up two prison ships to re- lieve the situation until permanent ex- tensions to the present shore institu- ton can be provided by legislation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-20
CAUGHT IN STORM
Steamer Went Ashore : Crew Jumped Overheard
 Some Drowned.

Cleveland, O., Oct 20.-During a fierce storm on Lake Erie early to-day the steamer Sarah D. Sheldon went ashore four miles east of Lorain. she carried a crew of thirteen men, a number of whom jumped overboard when the vessel began. to go to pieces. It is believed that at least two Of the crew were drowned. The Sheldon VIII be total wreck. @ ,I
 The steamer Wisconsin while leay- ing the Lorain harbori late last nlgnt ran onto a partially completed break water and for time the vessel was threatened with destruction by the heavy seas. Later she was pulled OH and it is now believed the boat mas not suffered great damage.
 The steamer Sarah E Sheldon was loaded with coal for Detroit river and left here last evening. She was caught In a heavy gale and It IS thought became unmanageable as q result of a broken rudder. The boat finally struck on the rocks four miles east of I,orain and at once began to ro to pieces. The Sheldon is wood- en vessel built in 1875 and is owned by the M. A. Bradley estate of this citN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-20
IMPORTANT DECISION
No Assesmsnt on Rosssd Pulp Wood
 Brought From Canada.

Burlington, Vt, Oct 20.-A decision sustaining the finding of the board of general appraisers of New York that there should be no assessment on rossed pulp wood brought into this country from Canada, was handed down to-day by Judge H. H. Wheeler of the United States district court. The decision was made in connection with test case brought about by suit instituted by the United States against c. w. Pierce, who, in fact, represented one of the largest pulp importing cor porations in the United States. A shipment of rossed pulp wood from Canada to Mir Pierce was taxed 20 per cent by the assessors of this district and the consignee disputed the legali- ty of the action and placed the matter before the board of general appraisers at New York. This board supported Mir Pierce's contention that the ma terlal was not taxable, but placed the matter before the United States dis triet court for final decision. The fact that the appraisers are upheld in Judge Wheelers decision means that full restoration must be made not only to Mir Pierce for duty paid but also to all other importers of wood pulp who have been assessed for this commodity since the suit was instituted. The amount of money involved is large, but the figures cannot be learned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-20

Bristol, Oct 20.-Former State Sen ator John Birge, one of the best known men in this place, was killed by being thrown out of his carriage on North Main street this noon. He was head of the firm of N. l.. Birge Sons Go and had wide acquaintanceship in manu- featuring interests in New England.
 MT Birge was being driven home when the horse took fright, and the reins being slippery. the driver, Thom- as Holt, was unable to hold the ani- nal. AS the vehicle went over the trolley tracks 1t swerved to one side and brought up with a crash against telegraph pole. Mir Birge was thrown to the ground and received com pound fracture of the skull, dying in fifteen minutes. The horse continued to run for a mile, when, the carriage tipped over, throwing out Driver Holt, who was fortunate to escape with a few bruises.
 MT Birge was g years of age and was married twice. His first wife was Miss Annette Root of Bristol, whom he married in 1874. She died in 1891. His second marriage was to Mrs Mary Loomis of Portland, N. H., who with four children survive him. The children are Mrs Roger s. Newell of Bristol, Nathan R. Birge of Schenecta- dy and Marguerite and Kingsley, who lived at home.