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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-26
EAST BLUEIIILL.
RAE
Julya.

Harvey P. Long and wife, returned to
their home at Hallowell last Monday.
Mrs. C. H. wardwell, who has been
quite i'll, is about again. Miss Cora
Marks is with her.
Mrs. Lille Y Chamberlain left here last
Thursday TO visit her brother, Henry f.
York, at Spruce Head.
Mrs. Carrie p. Weber, whose obituary
appeared in THE AMERICAN last week, was
member OF ths East Blnehill grange. and
the lodge OF Rebekahs at East Bluehill.
w. H. Stickney, wife and their two
daughters, who have been the guests OF
DIR. and Mrs. E. NJ. Montgomery, left for
their home at Dorchester, Mass, last Fri
day.
George b. Cousins, cook in the schooner
Fiheman, Hugh Duffy, master, came home
from Stonington last Tuesday. The yes
sci was loading with granite for New
York. He returned Wednesday.
July "a. G.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST oRLASD.

EAST OkI4AND.
4. F. Mason was in Bangor on business
Monday.
Fred Mooney is having log cabin built
at Teddy pond. Henry Dunbar is the
builder.
Mrs. Abram and daughter Jessie arrived
Monday to spend the summer at their
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pangborn and three chill
dren, of Baltimore, Md, are boarding at
Mrs. e. C. Mascn's.
Mrs. Mabel Russell and little son Alya,
of Hartford, arrived Thursday to join her
mother, Mrs. Abram.
James Jones, OF Bucksport, has just
finished cottage at To-day, pond and
with his family moved in Friday.
Miss Harriet Fsrnham. OF Hartford,
anne Thursday for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. olmstsad, at the Bell camp.
Miss Bernice Mason arrived home Fri
day from visit OF several days with
friends in Bangor and Bncksport.
P. P. Gilmore, wife and daughter Madge,
Mrs. w. L. Luce, OF Bucksport, and Fred
Hart, o. Camden, were the guests OF T. F.
Mason and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Dorr and daughter Bertha
came home Saturday from two-weeks'
visit with Capt. Dorr at Brewer, where his
vessel was diseharging and loading agaiu>
July d. NJ.
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NORTH sEpGMIcK.
DOLLY.

r. c. Abbott and wife are visiting their
children in BIuehill for few weeks.
Mrs. Colby Hooper and son, who visited
her mother at BluehiIi Falls last week,
have returned home.
W. c. Norcross, wife and son, Thomas
w. w. Norcross, Miss Katherine Norcross,
of Wellesley Hills, Mass, are boarding
with Mrs. Hattie Allen at Pond View
farm.
H. L, Elwell, OF Woodfords, arrived
Saturday for few days visit with his
parents at the Cedars. Mr.. ElweIl and
daughter Amy will go to Bar Harbor
Wednesday for few days.
The C. E meeting was held here Thurs
day evening, led by Miss Abbie Elwell.
Topic, 1.-THE Message of the Flowers. j"
There was singing by Mrs. Ella Powers,
Miss Amy Elwell and Miss Nellie An
derson, recitation by Virginia Allen,
and reading by Miss Beulah Thurs
ton and Miss Cora Hanscom. The meet
ing was very interesting. The church
was prettily decorated with roses and
pond lilies.
July "a. RAE
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SOUTH GoULDsBoRo.
ARE.

Mr.. Crowell, OF Beverly, Mass, recently
visited his son David.
Mrs. Margaret Bunker, OF North Sulli-
van. is visiting her mother here.
Harry Freese has bought the house
formerly owned by ]. NJ. Bunker.
Leigh Coffin. of Gouldsboro, has been i'll
with the measles at W. H. Bunker's.
Mrs. Ed. Keef, of Hancock, spent few
days last week with her husband here.
Mrs. Hiram Hamilton, of Massachu-
sets, is the guest of Mrs. Fred Hamilton.
C. II. Bush and wife, OF Boston, are
spending the summer at J. c. Rammond's 5.
G. S. Nelson and daughter Emma, OF
Cherryfield, visited relatives and friends
here last week.
A. Havey and wife, of Mount Desert
Ferry, visited their daughter, Mrs. L. B.
Davis, last week.
H. C. Bunker has gone to Grindstone
Point for the summer to act as night
Waterman at the laundry.
The annual fair under the auspices OF
the Bunker Memorial society viii be Aug.
2, afternoon and evening. There viii be a
sale Of fancy and useful articles, food, ice
cream, lemonade, etc. There will be a
supper at o'clock. The fair will be at
the church, and the society hopes to have a
large crowd.
July q. II
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and wife, have returned to Melrcse, Mass,
taking with them little Edith McNider
for few weeks visit.
Among the guests at Shore Acres are Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Googins and Misses
Fannie, Grace and Dorothy Googins, Of
Chicago. This is Mr.. Googins' birthplace,
and be is visiting it after an absence OF
twenty-f four years Yesterday Mr.. Goog-
ms chartered the steamer Marjorie, and
with party Of relatives and friends went
around Mt. Desert island. A delightful
time is reported
July "a II.
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THE AMERICAN has s-tSeribers al T17
Of the III post Offices IN Hancock county
AL the other papers in the County com
bined do not reach so many. THE AAERI-
CAN Is ret the only paper printed IN
Hancock county. and has nerer claimed to
be, but IL is the only paper that can prop
erIy be called a COUNTY paper; Oh the
rest are merely local papers. The eircifla7
ii IN Of THE AMERICAN barring the BaT
Rarbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
in Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-26
MOUNT DESERT FERRY

Little Walter Jeiliscn has been in with
the measles.
A daughter was born to Mrs. zeI.s
Johnston on Sunday, July is.
Miss Carrie Colby has gone to Water.
willie to spend few week with her sis,er
Mrs. Margaret Eldridge
Harvey E. Colby and wife, who have
been camping here, returned to thei,
home in Bangor Sunday night.
Roy Weber and wife, who have hoe,
visiting her parents, l. L. Crabtree and
wife. returned to their home in Green.
witch, Coma, last week.
Rev. p. A. A. Kiilsm, OF the Ellsworth
Baptist church, spoke TO small eonrre.
CATION in the Ferry schoolhouse Thursday
evening. He will speak in the South
Hancock church next Thursday evening
July a. q !,
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HANCOCK.
July2I.
II.

Miss Gertrude Conley, of Isle au Haul,
is visiting Mrs. A. /. Foss.
Frank Abbott, who has employment in
Lawrence, Mass, is spending his vacation
in town.
Augustus /. Foss, captain of Morris K.
Jessup's yacht FL Plaeita, which is at Bar
Harbor this summer, spent Sunday at
home.
At the meeting of the Improved Order
of Red Men Friday evening, July "a, NJ.
C. Morrison, D. ID. G. S., OF Bar Harbor,
raised the chiefs. He was assisted by
Roland Noon, also Of Bar Harbor. lee
cream and cake were served. Following
are the elected chiefs for the next six
months: Charles III. Wooster, prophet
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OAK POINT.

Mrs. Georgia Mureh, who has been quite
i'll with pleurisy. Is convslescent.
Joseph Gilley, who has been away for
eight years, is visiting friends and rela.
tives.
Mrs. Lura Doiiiver and her son Milton
II. have returned TO scawall with her
husband.
Roy Haynes and wife have returned to
Bailardvale, Mass, accompanied by Mr..
Haynes sister Edith.
Capt. II. c. White. the Maine seacoast
missionary, on the auxiliary sloop Hope.
arrived here Friday, remaining over Sun
day. Capt. White held services in the
schoolhouse Sunday. They were much
appreciated by all who attended.
July "a. PLUTARcH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-26

Mrs. Belle Blake is spending few days
in Rockland.
Mrs. R. r. Babson is spending few
weeks at stonington.
Thirty-one new books have been added
to the Brooklin library.
Mrs. Carrie Dewitt, who has been very
i'll, is slowly improving.
Lucius Cousins, of Illinois, is visiting
his parents, c. C. Cousins aud wife.
Dr. PhiIbrook, of Castine, with his son
and friends, spent Sunday in town.
Arthur Stanley, OF Roxbury, Mass, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Rosa Snow.
Steamer Verona will take an excursion
from here to Bangor Tuesday, July IS.
John Allen. wife and daughter, of sar-
gentville. visited Mrs. V. c. Bridges this
week.
Judge Bentley, Alex Bentley and wife, of
Washington, d. C., are at their cottage at
West End.
Mrs. Ryder, of New Hampshire, is en-
ployed as cook at Miss E. A. Mayo's sum-
mer hotel.
Clarence H. Billings, of Boston, is at the
Wells house. Mrs. Billings came two
weeks ago.
Prof F. S. True and family, of Washing
ton, d. c., are at Miss Jennie Coles for
the summer.
Mrs. L. A. Watson, of Ellsworth, for
merly Of this place, is the guest of her
niece, Mrs. F. 5. Herrick.
DIR. Bond, wife and daughter, of Massa-
chusetts, are the guests Of Mrs. Bond S
sister, Mrs. Hattie Joyce.
Mrs. Emma Powell and Miss Mary
Powell, of Washington, D. c., are spend
ing the summer at West End.
Miss Winifred Bracy, OF North Attle-
boro, Mass, came on the boat Sunday
She was accompanied by friend.
July "a. UNE FEMME.
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COUNTY NEWS.
RRooKLlN.

S. n. Powers, of Houlton, is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. Martha Gray is employed as cook
at the Enterprise.
Charles Cooper d.ed Tuesday, July IL,
after long illness.
Miss Agnes Mcfarland has gone to Seal
Harbor for the summer.
Mrs. Dele Powers Billings, of Boston,
is at the Wells house for the season.
Miss Myrtle Green, of Arlington, Mass,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. w.
Bridges.
Mrs. Alice Stanley Dodge, of Dorchester,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Stanley.
Mrs. Charles West, OF Roxbury, Mass,
spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs. J. B. Babson.
Mrs. W. T. Pierson and Miss Pierson, of
Washington, D. C., are at the Center Har-
Dor house for the season.
Miss Edith Lufkin came home Saturday
from Augusta, where she is employed in
the Kennebec JoMrRal Office.
A. H. Grant, of Washington, d. c.
superintendent of the railway mail service,
is the guest of Col. w. II. Thompson at
West End.
Clifton Stanley, who has been spending
his vacation with 5. E. Mcfarland and
wife, has returned to his work in the
Youth Companion office in Boston.
Mrs. Uphan, OF Boston, who is boarding
at Tamarack lodge. Miss Coles, had the
misfortune to make misstep in landing
from the boat and broke the two bones
below the knee.
Mrs. Charles Johnston and daughter
Ruth have returned to their home here
after spending the past year in Melrose,
Mass. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Johnston's sister, Miss Martha Hooper.
July II. UNE FEMME.
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OTIS.

Beeehili is yielding up tine perch about
sunset.
There will be dance st Young's pa
vilion next Friday evening.
Master Harry Webb, OF Bangor, is
boarding atsribbetts' for a month.
David BowIby, OF Lynn, Mass. returned
Saturday after a two-weeks' outing here.
Blanche kineaide has returned TO Wal
than, Mass, after vacation of three
weeks here with her father and brothers.
Charles whitcomb, OF Ellsworth Falls
made short visit here at his farm on his
way to visit another he has at MariayilIe.
Nathan Salisbury, wife and son Lin
wood, and James Porter have returned
from several months stay in camp near
Aurora.
July "a. DAVIS.
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MARLRORO.
July24.

Addison Saunders, of Snrry, is with hi.
sister, Mrs. Fred Anderson.
B. X. Martin, of Ellsworth, is here cut
ting his hay. He is boarding with George
Treadwen.
Seth Hodgkins and family, who came TO
cut their hay, have finished and returned
to Old Town.
Fred Meyers and wife, of Hornelisville,
y, ", are visiting Mrs. Meyers parents,
Clifford Pettengill and wife
Mrs. J. E. Smith and daughter Jennie,
who have been visiting relatives here,
have returned to their home at Mountain
vile.
Mrs. Wesley Ford, who has been visit
ing her husbands mother, Mrs. Clara
Ford, has returned to her home at North
Hancock.
Mrs. Ethna Alexander and little son
Donald, who have been spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Clara Ford,
has gone to her home in Montreal, Can.
Allen F. Hodgkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyler Hodgkins, died Sunday afternoon,
aged twenty-five years Besides the
parents, one b1other and two sisters are
left to feel the loss -Ruel D. Hodgkins, OF
this place, Mrs. Emma Wright, of Bar
Harbor, and Mrs. Gertrude Bartlett, OF
Lamoine. All deeply sympathize with the
family.
July "a ARE.
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DEDHAAI.

II. P. Burrill is building an addition to
his house, enlarging some of the rooms.
W. F. White, who has for some time
been living in Frankfort, has moved back
10 town. He viii be employed by David
Brown as foreman in getting out granite
for the foundation Of the new station 70
be erected in Bangor.
Among late visitors to town are p. p.
Gilmore, of Bueksport; Ralph Comins, OF
Wakefield, Mass; Mrs. Joseph Young
Boston; Walter Stewart, Gardiner; Agnes
Mclaughlin, Bangor; Maud Comins, Ed
dingtoni G. d. Goodwin, Brewer; w. A
Goodwin and wife, of East Whitman,
Mass; L. r. Black, wife and daughter, Of
Orono.
July a. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-26

The latest news from Paris is, that they
have discovered q diamond cure for con-
sumption. II yoa fear consumption or
pneumonia, II will, however, be best for
you to take that great remedy mentioned
by w. 4. MCGEE, OF vanleer, Tenn. II had
cough for fourteen years. Nothing helped
me, until took DIR. Kings New Discoy-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
which gave instant relief, and effected q
permanent cure" Unequalled quick cure,
for Throat and Lung Troubles AT r. @.
M0oREis drug store; price soc and y .0O.
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
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AsHvII.IE.

Mrs. o. p. Bragdon is still in poor
health.
f. B.. Hall is home from Sorrento get
ting his fathers hay.
Mrs. L. VI. Bunker is in Skowhsgan
with her daughter for few weeks.
A little daughter arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. l.. Potter this week
John D. Holmes and family, of Brewer,
are at their summer cottage on Brigham
hill.
July =. B.
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sEDGwICK.
July "a.
B..

Miss May Small is engaged for the sum-
rner at the Sherman house at North Brook
lin.
The town is fun Of summer visitors
The Travellers Home is taxed to its ut
most capacity.
.. P. Carter and family took buck
board ride to West surry to visit his old
home. In the party was Mrs. Fred L
Moore, OF Lynn, Mass. S. II. Dority
drove, and It was an ideal ride.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-26

ward Haslem, Gilman Jordan, neyat,v.
The question was decided in the aif,rn,s
tive. Both the schools have been vprv
successful and sill are glad to know ~
same teachers viii return in the taII.
July is. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-26

John X. stratton, sachem; Henry W.
johnson, senior sycamore; Howard Young,
junior sycamore; Percy Walker, chief Of
records; A. B. Crsotree, collector OF
wampum; A. I. Foss, keeper OF wampum.
July d G.
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A Surprise Part, .

pleasant surprise party may be given
to your stomach and liver by taking a
medicine which will relieve their pain and
discomfort, viz: DIR, Kings New Life Pills.
They are a most wonderful remedy, Afford
ing sure relief and cure, for headache, dig
illness and constipatioRza=25c at f. q.
MooRE's drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-26

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Druggists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT
fails t0eure any case, no matter of how long
standing, IN 10 IA days. First application gives
ease and rest. s0s. II your druggist hasn't IL
send 5oc IN stamps and It viii he forwarded
postpaid By Paris Medicine Co., 81. Louis Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-19
Her Plans NIpptd in the Bud
 at Right Time
WOULD HAVE HAD $2,OOG3 3NOO
Her Plan to Go to Bele' 2 Q nd Join Her Husband and ,S ,o2Iy the Fruits O 0 g
 Ene 9

Cleveland O.. February B-The Leader tomorrow will print the following:
 One million dollars is the amount be- lieved to be securely hidden by Mrs. Cas- sic L. Chadwick.
 Collector of Customs Leach has so min utely traced the operations of this woman during the last four years that he is in position to know that the item saved from her many financial transactions Is one million dollars, in cold cash. In ad- dition to this sum, the woman has just as safely s15O,Oo0 worth of jewelry.
 Her arrest nipped plans right at a time when they were about to bloom. de- lay of few more days would certainly have placed Mrs. Chadwick, her son Emil Hoover Chadwick and her husband, Dr. Leroy Chadwick, in Brussels, and Mrs. Chadwick's fortune would then have been s2,0OO,O0O.
 It was her desire to make just one more deal with $50O,0OO as the stake. The action of United States Attorney John J. Sullivan in causing her arrest when he did, was the checkmate over which spell ed the word defeat. Strange as it may seem, the men from whom she wished to get this last $5OO,000 were the most severe in the criticism of the action of the Uni- ted States attorney, which they at the time characterized in bitter language as nasty and ill-advised.
 Among the federal authorities the be- lief Is strong that Mrs. Chadwick was sanguine of carrying to success her deep laid plans up to the time she made her sensational flight from the Holland House in New York city. She never wavered from her purpose of carrying them out until that time. notwithstanding the publicity which the suit of Herbert Newton of Brooklyne. Mass. had precipi- tated Had she been successful in e1nding the secret service men detailed to watch her, and the newspaper men who thronged the hotel where she was stop ping, she would have made her escape to Brussels in as ds<btt a way as might be- There she you'd have settled down to enjoy the proceeds of her meteoric career among bankers and money lenders.
 In the event Mrs. Chadwick, should es- cape conviction under the present indict- ments against her the United States Treasury Department will take action against her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-19
GRAND DUKE PAUL
 AGAIN IN GRACE
EMPEROR NICHOLAS RESTORES HIS BROTHER TO HIS RANK AND ORDERS HIM TO ATTEND SER GUS FUNERAL,

St. Petersburg. February 19.-An of fcial announcement made last night says:
 Grand Duke Paul AlexaDdrovitch will resume his military service as general aide de camp to the Emperor. and will attend the funeral of Grand Duke Ser gus at Moscow
 The decision of the Emperor in this period of his grief to restore Grand Duke Paul youngest brother of Grand Duke Sergius to rank and family Is felt to be a most gracious act. Grand Duke Paul was degraded several years ago because he persisted fin contracting a Morganatic marriage with Madame Olga PlstolISos. despite the commands of the Emperor and the wishes of the imperial family He was deprived of rank in the army, and his orders and decorations were with drawn. The doors of Russia were closed to him, and Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Sergius extended the shelter of their home to his two children by his first marriage. and virtually adopted them. Of late the decree against Grand Duke Paul has been relaxed to the ex- tent that he was allowed to return to Russia. and the Emperor's act now per- mits him to take his rightful place with the other imperial mourners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-19
MRS. CHADWICK HAS
 CARRIAGE ORDERED Bursts Into Tears When the
 Trustee is Announced
IS UNUSUALLY TALKATlVE
Would Not Talk About Value of the Carnegie Note, as Her Lawyers
 Advised Her % Re. k main Silent.

Cleveland, February 1S.-Attorney Ma than Loeser who acted as receiver in the Chadwick bankruptcy case, was elected trustee by the creditors today. As soon as the result of the election was an nounced by Referee Hamilton. Mrs. Chad wick, who was present in court, burst into tears. Mrs. Chadwick was opposed to the election of Loeser
 The election of the trustee followed the execution of claims and concluded the work before the court. MT. Loeser was selected by q majority of the cred- tors. The claims reported by thirty-two creditors who voted for him aggregated s47,505 in value while sixteen creditors who voted for Attorney W. T. Dunmore had claims aggregating $270l9. Two of the creditors cast no vote. The claim of H. D. Newton of Brooklyne Mass, amount ing to $9OSOO. was presented but later withdrawn.
 The claim of the Citizens National bank of Oberlin for $242556,56 was presented. This claim is secured by the Carnegie note for $5OO,OOO"
 The attorneys for the benk were not
  forgery, and for this reason waived their privilege of participating in the voting. The only other security for this claim is note given by Mrs Chadwick for s10,O00. dated at Haverhill Mass, May 12 1904.
 The claims of the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust company of Elyria for s36,- 900 which Is covered by a chattel mort gage upon the household effects in the Chadwick house at 1924 Eucllde avenue was not presented at all. Neither was the claim of Henry Wurst of Elyria for $l0,- 00O. Mr. Wurst is supposed to hold dia- monds security for his loan A bill from Adrien DeLevean of Paris for s, ,663 for merchandise was allowed, as was also the claim of Jacques Krakauer of New York for $53, 3SS, which was re- jected yesterday.
 Mrs Chadwick was as smiling and talkative today In the referees court as she was yesterday. She took hand at examining the claims as heartily as the attorneys. When the matter of the Car negie' note was broached, some questions were asked as to it's value. but upon ad- vice of her counsel she refused to answer any question.
 When Deputy United States Marshals Sampsel and Clobitz called at the county jail for Mrs. Chadwick today, they wanted her to walk. She refused. then an effort was made to have MT. Loeser pay the bill. He refused and Mrs. Chadwick gave the order and paid for the carriage from her own funds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-19
WALLACE'S FUNERAL
 WAS VERY SIMPLE
LAST WRITTEN WORDS WERE PENNED ON FLY LEAF OF BOOK PRESENTED TO FRIENp-BopX PLACED IN VAULT.

Crawfordville, Ind, February B.- Special )-The last written words of thu late General Lew Wallace. penned Feb of Ben Hur' to Congressman c. B I'andis. They are:
 "Our mutual friend. J. J. Insley, send, me this book for autographing, as h wishes to present 1t to you. You alread know my deep regard for you, a clrcuml stance that make compliance with our friends wish a sovereign pleasure. Suc- cess to you in everything you undertake. There are rewards for good lives, and you are in the way of reaping them. Ga on in that way"
 The funeral of General Lew Wallace this afternoon was private. in accord ance with his expressed wishes. Only the family and q few intimate friends attended Until noon the body lay in the library building and was viewed by them. Business was suspended and the city did honor to the memory Of the dead. The casket was draped with Q flag given General Wallace by the la dies of Evanville. Ind. at the beginning of the civil war. On the breast of the dead was the order bestowed on him by the Sultan of Turkey. Resting on the casket was page 699 of General Wallace's s biography, the last written by him.
 The services were simple. Following the Lords prayer and scriptural read ing. the choir of the First Methodist church sang. Jesus Lover of My Soul.r Dr. E. A. SchelI read extracts from Ben Hur," showing General wallace's religious attitude. President Kane of Wabash college. offered prayer and the choir sang Face to Face" The body was placed in a temporary vault.