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Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists
sell the SOC. size; Trial size by mail. 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment
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When e'er you feel impending Ill
And need magic little pill,
No other one will fill the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers
The Famous Little Pills Early Ris
ers cure Constipation, Sick Hesdachs
Biliousness. etc. They never gript
or sicken, but impart early rising en-
ergy. Good for children or adults
Sold by all druggists. 8
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-05-06
Time Tried and Merit Proven.

One Minute Cough Cure is right
on time when it comes to curing
Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough, etc.
1t is perfectly harmless, pleasant to
take and is the children's favorite
Cough Syrup.
Sold by all druggists. 8
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
COUNTRY pIcEt ~.
'By Sim and Cnlly.

Kind Ed. and cor. we will try
aud write a few items this beanti-
iul sunshincy weather,
Frank Finley made 4 flying trip
to MI. Grove on business Tuesday.
Corn ID looking fine in this part
Of the country.
loas Finley is on the sick list
this week
Frank Finley and Walter Kemp
have Q dark road Sun. nights.
wonder why they don't get a Lam
tern,
Clyde siteincr left for The west
las. week. It's to bad that Nor,
woods best citizens are leaving
Chas. Boyd Is working for II.
D. stewartat present.
Bert Finley has quit going ovor
70 colson's ! wonder whys
Well as news is scarce | will ring
on, Byesbys.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
by MANMAs DAaL,xo'

b. +
Dear Ed and correspondents
will attempt to write a few items
Tor the WORLD CREssET.
Fine weather at present writing
Flowing corn and making gar.
den is the order Of the day.
Sunday School at Rock Spring.
.is progressing nicely. M
Young chickens Ii d good price
this year.
Wheat is looking iino at present
writing,
Everybody Is fixing MP for the
dinner ut JAH-Ville next sunday
every body come.
The basket dinner at Rock
Springs last Sunday was we'll at
tended.
Bro. Mccall preached at Rocks
Springs last sunday.
I like u read The CRrssEr it is a
newsy little paper the items are
newsy.
] will ring otr for this time
and iithis escapes the waste bas-
ket ! will come AGAIN.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
SOW BALL.,

Il Y ( + u
Hello kind Ed. and cor, Of The
CREsfET here ! come with my lit.
Ito bundle 81 news.
Fine weather at present, people
all we'll.
Lots Of snow on tho mountains,
Irrigation 10 the order Of the
day.
Mr.. Bcckstend wen. 10 The r.. r.
with q load Of Fay Field goat wool
Mr.. Garter and daughter went to
Balm the other day for the purpose
OF filing on their land.
Mr., Barnett and r. II. Mckinney
had fine resiyor site surveyed
and maps made for same. Mr.. w.
W. Peay the Big Horn country
surveyor did their work for them
be IL an excclIant surveyor and II
fine man. Their purpose for get,
Ting h reslvory u TO start up wat
cr 10 the case CT dry seasons the
same will cost them several hund.
red dollars however it will be
worth several thousand dollars.
We understand that Mr. Beck.
stead has moved TO $. b. Pnikcns,
Hello 'Nobody's girls come over
70 chrystal Wyo.
Mr. Barnett made a trip down 10
Shohonoy on last Sunday and
brought back some fine straw
berrie plants.
We understand that S. Is. Pur.
kcns Is going 10 casper to gather
bis Horses.
rhc nice crystal water looks
fine flowing down oyer the fine
grain and hay fields.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
UNION GROVE ITEMS.
BY SlnIlax and Grinny.

~
Kind Editor and readers we arr
here again with oar tens IRON
this part.
We have had rainy weather The
past week
Wheat and oats ure looking fine
Lizzie Candle IS spending a few
weeks with her sister Mrs. Chad
we'll Of Pleasant Grove:
H. f. Jarrett and wife were
pleasant callers Of Mr.. Hills Sun.
day eve.
Sunday School and church at
Union Grove was welt attended
last Sunday.
G. q. Finley and family tool,
dinner with Richard Gosvenor's
Sunday
Clyde steinert departed ioi
Fort Wayne Colo. last Monday
morning. a$es
n, y Caudle and family spent las,
Sun. viii W. II Cottepgim q.
.Duggan,
Edward Kelley and Birch Cot
lengim attended church az Uuiof
Grove last sunday.
Mrs. M, s. Finley spent Monda,
afternoon with Mrs Chas. S,eiucrl
Thorman ChadwelI and wife
Sam Chadwell and Edd Jarret
went to Min Grove last week o.
business
Mr. Kempt and wife spent Sun
with Mr.. Reynolds,
Quite an accident occurred las
Sat, Fred Colson was driyin,
home from Norwood, his team 90
frightened and ran away Far
Steincrt trying to assist in htidinl
the team, vas severely injured.
Frank Finley ard Walter Kemp
were pleasant callers at Mr.. Jar
retts Sunday eve Wonder wha
the center Of the attraction war
the Rose bndY
Look out for your trank
peoplel Last Monday mornin,
while eating breakfast w +
jarrett discovered his frank wa
missing. After a search was mad
il was found several hundred yard
IRON the house. Tho lid wa
broken open aud the contents wer
scattered on the ground. Sevcru
dollars worth OF silver wear, u gol
ring also a poke. book with
ao.e "a q were missing. Bot Oh
parties are we'll known.
The $, s. Convention wbic
will be held at Union Grove wa
postponed from third Sunday i
May until second Sun. | lure o
acrount OF President oil rownshi
being absent.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
NOBLE

lsa dnrrle gray ,horon tii,.d T
heron. foaled May 20. 1858 Iie is l0s
sndsh ieh, weighs 1900 pounds whea
IN flesh has fine style and action aud Il
a sure foal pciler. He was sired by
Granger iis7t. lat dam Maud b,
sMaderu ilsoo "a dam Daisy by Trois
Revere slia 81 dam Mollie by Donols
I l2ui, eithdam Mace by Granger ESQ.
Nohlewili make the season Of 1905
Mondays. Tuesdays and Wednesdays a.
Norwood. balance Of week a, Mountain
Grove.
Terms; ~ to insure colt 10 stand and
suck. Mare and colt held for service
fee Money due II mare 10 parted viii,
or removed from neighborhood Care
taken 70 prevent accidents bnt win na,
pc responsible should any occnr
NJ r. Pile. Owner Min. Grove.
N 8. Finley, Keeper Al Norwood
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25

+ lt
Wen here we come With our little
bud getoi picknps.
Fine we'theral pfesenl, plosicg
corn is5theorief slta.5aY.
Misses Eunice Atnip.viola Thornhill
Beatrice Ellis. Fred Atnip, at,anded
dinner Il Rock Spriags last sun and
report nice time
Mrs., Sarah Ellis. called % mrs.
Martha Worshan last thursday
Fred Burrs,aod Rupee, we're ii III.
section buying hogs this week
chNSant Marshi,will bc 4, Ray
borns, again seine 0ay, 50 don't cry
John Malone i working for jim
Hopkins.
Yrs, Iz1ie Hopkins y % ne SIX
list Ibis wses
Mrs., Sarah Eilia, called ~ Airs,
Geo, Scot lls' Tuesday evening
lspnice A,nip made 4 business lip
! ~ 10 IN l,stfsb.,r.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
HARD SCRABBLE ITEMS
BY KISS ME.
Hello kind Ed,
We will come again,

We will come again,
Your paper to fulfil
And il we insult any one,
1t is against our will,
There Is so much bad in the best
Of us,
And SO much good in the worst
of us.
That II so behooyes the most Of
us,
To talk about the rest Of us,
II. w. Webb and wife, George
Scott and wife made business
trip to Mt. Grove Monday
Fife Long says she is learning
to play the Jews Harp,
Every body must go 10 JAZZ.
Vile on the fourth Sunday am
going il it doesn't rain,
Sam Ellis while casing eggs
at II. Rayborns made himself
sick on sugar but we hope il
wont turn him against sugar
Don't forget preaching al
Worsham Chapel the first Sat
in June and also on Sunday al
| H.
The corn in this neighborhood
ought TO do well as IL has plenty
of water and pasture.
Singing at Lesh Webbs Sun
night was well attended.
Ben Atnip and wife and LITTLE
daughter visited j, j, Atnip Sun
Fortune telling is tie order
/ of the day.
Tom Winberley aud family visite,
Mrs Winberly's mother Mrs; Worshan
Sunday.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
BUBLKsHID EVERY THUasDA II:
v nor noon M1.SSO URI


do not forget the CaEssEr will
\ not appear next week.
Lee's Livery Barn Is almost
completed.
Hamilton Brown Shoes are tie best
Pope & Bradford handles them.
Everything at cost for cash.
Ellis & Little will soon sell
goods in their new store.
mp man who art thou that thou
can't stand the word Of God.
Don't fail TO call on Pope & Brad.
ford for your clothing < oyc-coats.
Every thing Cost for cash.
I'VE are surprised that some peo-
plo 40 not want to hear the gible
discussed.
Don't forget we have received
our Spring line OF dress goods
they ARE up-to-date;
Ellis and Little.
ihose agreements Of the Ed. in
me cREssET are intended to give
iight, and to have il shine ii dark
places,
Pope & Bradford have new line d
oyercoats Hats, Caps & Gloves
cheap as dirt.
tod gave us complete history
~ the orogln of man, il needs no
!.xlng; but some men want it fixed
It to suit their fancy.
For a styles 4 colors in Outing
70 to Pope &Bradford. ?
Everything at cost for cash,
The Ed, will preach in the JAZZ
VILE Park at Fowler on next Sat.
urday night at half past Z o'clock
and on Sunday at II o'clock.
Ito to Ellis & Little for nice
Inc Of mems dress shoes in
town.
Mr.. Rinck one OF our neghbors
cropped tho price OF the CREssET
INTO the hand Of the Ed, for bis
daughter in Kansas City Kansas
who will receive the CREssEr here
allor as publication day comes
around,
--IheEREssEr will not make its
appearance next week as the Ed.
VIII be at Fowler over Sunday and
Decoration day will be the Both.
MRS. Lottie Dawson Daughter
in-law Of w. II. Dawson and
vile who has been here visiting
friends and relatives ofthe colon,
Tor some time, left last "Wednesday
evening for Webb City Mo. wher,
she will join her husbaod.
r Gail on Ellis \ Little when II
need Of Ladies' and Men'ts fur.
nishing goods they carry the
completest line in town,
Hon. e. r. Mason OF Kansas
City who has been visiting tht
Colony people eft on the aftcr.
noon train Tuesday for his home
We regret he had to return sc
soon, Mr.. Mason ia one ef Mo'a
best business men.
Some people says God ended nj
his work of Creation in six dads
we to say God finished in six DAYS
all that he intended to do III those
six days but how about this,
This shall be written for The genera
ton 10 Gomez and The people which shall
be created shallpraise the I.old. ipsa,
l0a-ls)
Also, ss'ss
They are created now, and not from,
the beginning even before The day whom
thou heardest them not; les, thou should
est say. Behold, | knew them. lisa. As =
~
Also.
Il How long wilt thou 20 about, o
thou backsliding daugh,eiY for The Lord
hath created a new thing in Tho Garth A
woman shall compass man Ter. 81 ~
2e,)
We know this Is pretty hard on
ths man who says aud thinks
tod finished his work II creation
Ia six days, there may be come
who do not like TO hear the truth
but II must come.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
BANNER DIES or APOPLExY.
Dudley Porter OF HAVerhill, Mass, stricken
In west street Here.

Duuley Forier OF huNeruill' Mass StTichen
In west street Here.
Dudley Porter, president Of the Merri-
mack National Bank Of Haverhill, Mass.
died suddenly Of apopleXy at 1890 o'clock
last night invest street at the foot Of Liberty
street, just after coming on a jersey Central
ferrybOat 80
He was accompanied by his cousin. Hor!
ace Sawyer Of Rye Beach, N. H. They had
returned from a two weeks trip to Old
Point Comfort. Richmond and Atlantic
City. They were going to spend the night
at the Waldorf-Astoria, and were just
stepping into hanson cab when Mr.. Porter
was stricken.
He was carried into the ferry house by
his cousin and Policeman Dolan, and an
ambulance was summoned, but he was
dead when Il got there. The body was
taken 20 the Church street police station.
Mr. Porter was born In New York, but
had lived most Of his life In Haverhill.
He was for many years a member Of the
shoe manufacturing firm Of Goodrich 4
Porter He retired some four years ago
and devoted bis attention to banking.
He had been trustee Of the Haverhill
Free Public Library and Park Commissioner.
Mr. Porter was 6s years old. He leaves
two children, Charles Dudley Porter and
Mrs j. Otis Wardwell both OF Haverhill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
PARKHuRsr RAPs JERoME.
Thinks the District Attorney Ought 70
stop Crap shooting Next.

District Attorney Jerome got little dig
from Dr. Parkhurst in the doctors morning
sermon at the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church yesterday, because Mr.. Garfield IL
no longer running a gambling house and
yet many small boys are 10 be seen most
any day shooting craps and tossing pennies
In the streets. DR.. Parkhurst said
Il want 10 refer TO the apparent indiher-
enoe with which parents and the city gov
eminent are treating the habit Of gambling
for small stakes which during the past few
years has become almost universal among
our boys. One Of our public officials con-
nected in a peculiarly responsible way
with the department that has to do with
criminals their detection and arraignment
is reported in a trustworthy journal to have
stated recently that the guilt Of gambling
does not lie in the quality Of the act, but
in the amount OF money that Is put up
What an upheaval and overtuTning we
should have here II every applicant for
ofioe were obliged 10 submit to a civil
service examination in the elementary
principles Of every day moralsl
THE prosecuting attorney Of this county
spent about a year in driving to cover one
distinguished gambler, and yet there Is not
a precinct nor an election district nor
scarcely a street in town In which there Is
not maintained a nursery Of young gam
bleTs little gambling seminaries that are
never touched, and every one Of the attend
ants upon those seminaries is a possible
Garfield. The District Attorney reached
up and plucked the top leaf on the tree,
but left undisturbed the acres and square
miles Of young roots by which the tree Is
fed and sustained
"But, wildly inconsistent as that Is, there
Is no justice In saddlinR the whole response
bility for the situation upon the District
Attorney. Every parent should be a dis
trict attorney, exercising Jurisdiction In
his own household, and ought to be wise
and discerning enough to know that the size
OF the stakes the amount Of money put
the viciousness and the peril Of the per-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
WANTS MADOO'S JOB.
Demented Young Man First Tells the Police
That He's Christ.

Demeuteu lOuuk wan FlIet ltiis Nht Eolict
That He's Christ.
A well dressed young man was found
wandering about the fat house at 4Sl Park
avenue last night and when he couldn't
tell whom he wanted to see was taken 70
She East Ffty-first street station, where
Sergt Breen asked him who he was
"Im Christ replied the young man,
'and I'm going to take Commissioner
McAdoo's job
Sergt Breen sent him TO Bellevue. In
his pocket was letter addressed to A. s.
Rothfeld Of 1888 West Seventy second street.
After sending the young man to Bellevue
the police sent word to this address.
Later in the night a physici an visited
the police station and a sked about the
young man. The physician said the
young man had been in i'll health for some
time and not very long ago had left his
fathers home and gone to California,
whittier the physician had to 60 for him.
The doctor said that the young mans
father was wealthy.
Sigmund Rothfeld, who deals in Innings
at 90 Blocker street, lives at 1893 West
Seventy second street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
DIED.

BARRYAoRE.-on Saturday, March Is. 1905, al
Amltyvine. L. l., Maurice Barrymore, aged 81
yeau.
Funeral service private. IntsTmeui In PhnS-
dslphA.
BoUND.-on Friday, March -. lsoS. q, HSotsn.
sack, Nj. IN her saith year. Hannah z. Bound
widow OF John ?. Bound.
Funeral services and tnterment At Middletown
Conn.
BRADHURST.-on Friday. March a. At his rest
dence, IS Lincoln Park, Newark. n. j., CHARTS
G. BrAdhuut, formerly Of New York city. and
son Of the late Samuel Bradhurst, In the 6sth
year OF his age.
Funeral services will be held al bis home. Monday
At II A. ",
cURTIs.-suddsnly, at his late residence. EsU
Hth st., on March IS 1905. Charles p. curtis
In the 18th year Of his age,
Funeral services win be held a. 81 Thomass
Church, 5th Gv. and SD e.. on Tuesday nom
ing. the 7sth inst a. II O'Clock.
DoDD Suddenly, At Fast Orange, N. J. on sat
urdsy. March %, 1905, David, husband Of Hu.
rlet z. Dodd, aged - years.
Funeral services a. his late residence, ou PAM
av., corner Of PARK st.. East Orange, on Tues
day, March %, on arrival OF train leaving New
York p. ". u. L. a W. R.R. Carriages vii
be In waiting At Brick Church station. Inter
ment private.
1905, a. her residence. ia Columbia Heighs
Brooklyn, OF pneumonia. Katherine white
widow Of BENJAMIN T. FrothinghAm. in TIE
6ist year OF her age.
Funeral services a. her late residence, MONDAY
March a, a. 2SO p ". lnterment a. con
venlsnee Of family. II IL requested that no
flowers be sent
GILBERT Suddenly, on March S. a. cAnnss.
France, Louisa s. Gilbert, daughter OF the late
Jasper ". and Katherine A. GiIbert
Funeral service a. the Church OF the Incarnation
Madison sv. and SSth ct. on Tuesday. March
-, a. q clock 10 the afternoon.
oRToN.r-At her residence, Irvington on -Hudson.
y. v, March Is. 1905. Agnes j., wife OF the
late william orion and daughter OF the LATE
Jamts and Janet Gillespie.
Funeral services will he held a. 81. BdrnAbAs
Church, lTtnCton on Hudson. Monday, March
n, on the arrival Of the 200 P NJ express train
from Grand Central Depot. Geneva, y. y,
and Bunalo papers please copy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
To Join Catholic Federation.

A meeting Of dele gates from the various
local Catholic societies In Brooklyn was
held yesterday in 81. Josephs Hall, Dean
street, 20 perfect an organization which
will unite with the American Federation
Of Catholic Societies. The societies repre-.
sented al the meeting we're the Holy Name
Society, the Ancient order Of Hibernians
the Catholic Benevolent Legion, the Gath.
olio Knights OF America, the Broo klyner
Stats Veband. the Young Meme Diocesan
Union and the 81. Vtnosnt de Paul SOCIETY,
which have collective rnemhership Of
some 1900 Catholic laymen 10 the diooses
0moers were elected and the work Of com.
Plettng The Organization was placed A ths
hands Of committees. n" - =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
UNION LEAGUE CLUB TO MOVE
Philadelphia Republican Organization Ne
EotiatinE for the yellow Mansion.

uNNANNhN w NNN ANhN" WNAAANus
PHILADELPHIA, March 7o.-n neRotia-
tons With the city now under way do not
fail. the Union League, the foremost stall
wart Republican club Of Philadelphia
will move over 10 the Yellow Mansion
the famous old residence Of the Dundases
and Dppinootts, at Broad and Walnut
streets
The Union League site opposite will
be used by the city for two million dollar
art gallery and library. Negotiations TO
this end have been In progress for the last
two weeks and have now reached the stage
whereby the Union League building COM
mittte has secured an option on the Yellow
Mansion.
The trust company having the estate In
charge fayors the Union Lea que as a pur-
chaser. The committee u, however, obliged
10 withhold an out and out offer for the
property until Il can be found whether
the 81 900 900 now available for the erection
Of the art gallery can be made use Of
for a building In connection with the Central
Free Library, for which another q 200, 900
IL now available This u the only hitch IN
the wav.
The Union League contemplates improve
ments that will make Il one Of the foremost
clubhouses in the world, and has the money
all ready 10 purchase the yellow Mansion,
which Ia on the market for t7,5O0.O0O. There
IL great opposition on the part Of many
prominent citizens 10 turning over the two
open sites on Broad street 10 s<ysorRpers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
PROF. HILPRECHT,s DEFENCE.
Answer 10 ChAFEes over the NipPur Dis
ooyeries May he Issued To-day

ooNeftes MAY ne lssueu To-uay'
PHILADELPHIA, March ~. Levering
Jones. who IN his dual capacity as q mem
Der Of the board Of mana gers OF the Arch
geological Museum and as a lawyer is 70
pass on the defence Of Prof. Herman Hill
preoht reached his home this afternoon
after an extended vacation In California.
The Hilpreoht statement. which IL now
In the possession Of either Provost Q. G.
Harrison or Samuel F. Houston, will DO
placed In his hands to-day for final approval.
Il is. II it be approved to be given out to-
morrow or Tuesday, when the professor
sails for Constantinople II, a. II Is now
predicted the defence proves to be a oom-
plste vindication Of the Hilprecht oonten-
tions efforts win be made to induce some
Of the members who have resigned from
the board TO return under a general harmony
arrangement
II was also said to-day that the report
that the professor intended to enter suit
for libel against DR.. Peters II without
foundation. One Of these who has been
consulted In the preparation OF the answer
said tonight:
Prof Hilpreoht's reply is dieniAed and
entirely on scientific lines II will NOT
leave the critics Of the DR.. Peters type a
leg TO stand on. He will take up the charges
seriatlm and will give the facts con-
corning the Nippur explorations and his
reasons for assigning the disputed tablets
70 place In the temple library. He may
alno throw some light on the motives behind
this controversy.
But last Of all, Il will give indisputable
proof Of the authenticity Of his discoveries
at Nippur. The evidence he will present
will prove his case beyond peradventure
When this IL all over DR.. Hilprecht will be
stronger than ever in the eyes Of men Of
science. There will be other tablets and
translations due from Nippur Library to
prove bis case"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27

David Dodd died saturday afternoon at his
home. ca Park avenue. East Orange, y. j.
He was o. years old. the son Of Edward Dodd
who in turn was the son Of Moses Dodd, who
was famed az the constructor Of the old First
BP osd S. Drss SSssTih oHHEs p.ys
Washer Company, whose factory is IN New
ark, Until the Rtter yeHrs Of bic life, when
Dodd was a Democrat He served in the New
g7s. and being The only bsmoSrst from m
Of EsseT. He nominated Gen. George B.
Mcclellan for Governor. He was ap Alder
%R dstbetion as ohsTmsS ' ~ tSs se ssgse
committee. He started his business career
~ newsboy and later became an apprentice
He later became member Of the arm and
eventually FOUNDED . jeEelry factory Of his
~ssher business and started he o ens soex
married twice, bic brat VII. beiRs Mise MIA.
$50 ossn f. neIt m.sd HsSt ysssts
bodd. SRd daughter Miss J, tOuiss 1D5Rodd.
Charles Boyd Curtis died on Saturday At
bis home, . East Flfty-fourth street., from
shock following an operation. He was born
asa STOCK nq As ssTsR sSSst fTGn r S6
Hamilton olleEe he was admitted 10 The bar
u isss; In The Giyil war be was a Captain il
1879 he married Isabel Dous glass, and she s and
four ehlldTen survive him; The children are
Ronald Elliott Curtis and Mrs Julian Day'
Mr.. Curtis was the author Of several books
Etchngs, and Catalogue Of the Works OF
velasQuez and Murillo' He vas a member
Of the Union League Club and the American
Yacht Club.
Louis w, Duesing died yesterday AT h,s
home, 20 West Fiftieth street Bayonns on
cancer Of the stomach. He was born In New
by bic wife and two children. He was en-
Ehged IN the LIQUOR business in the lower
par OF Manhattan for many years and WAS
BE Il eeid 20 have operated nearly one hun.
dred ealoopa, and a. the time ~ vaa tsfep
VI y 20 ntllng up oneon PARK row that Was