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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

l thoroughly believe you can sell
anything you advertise these days.
but YOU must advertise trufhful'y. an
charge only fair price 70" he az
ticie shat ven nffe. - s"' SIX anen'
Bansor Ne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

Advertising pays if it is done In a
rroper way. for | have had consider
able experience that way myself
Henry Timki", prest, NJ ional Car
riace Builders association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

yellow Fever and Malaria Germs.
Are lnsta1 killed by the use OF
SIX drops OF SlCcu's Eminent on a
feaspoontul OF sugar. It is also excel
lent as :, antisentic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26
To Cure a Cold in One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure E. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26


PuDDEPHATT FURNITURE MAN uFAcTURING COMPANY
OFFICE AND sM1SROOM 423-l25 MAIN STREET.
department
while the
visit line.
HARD WARE
FOX BROS, HARDWARE CO.
We
glasses Bucks lanterns and lamps
Headquarters day
DREYFUs.
department
delivery and
ain Bluff, Arkansas
COMMISSION
wEsTBRook GRAIN MISSION COMPANY.
We sell
Flour Meals Chops
shptuf, seed,etc
FouN DERs
DILLEY COMPANY
planning
machinery, Machinery
BUSINESS
BUSINESS CLLEGE.
patronage
rea cd studies Day and night sessions
] W.. Prn, Pine Bluff Ark
UNDERWRITERS AN u 1.MBA.MERs
HoLDERNEss.FiTzHUGh CO.
carry complete of every undertaking
quality being considered e
secialy all hers Jtlegt&ph a2& tic
pho order attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-26

Advertising is to business what
steam is 70 an engine-the noyer
which n'a.:es If noyS.-Edith T. G rry
in Printers Ink
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
PRISONER TRIES TO
Strike A WITNESS
Man Convicted Of Horse Steal
ing Creates Scene in the
Hastings Court.

q
There was an exciting incident 1.-The
Hastings Court room yesterday, whIth
lis altogether unique before such trl-
bunals. 5
John Butler, alias John Milton. write
man, had just been convicted Of horse
stealing, and given five years in the
Spenitentiary. u,
AS tho man, was being taken out OF
the room on his way to jail. he made M
effort to assault a witness named Powell,
who had testified AGAINST i'm. lie WAS
prevented by the officer In charge. from
striking Powell, though he made every
effort to do SO. II ss
seems that Butler was driving for n
coal dealers on Church Hill, Flo was sent
out with load of wood, which he sold,
keeping lie money, He afterwards
traded his employers horse to Powell
and sold the one ha got in Exchange.
Powell wal innocent as to theEoWncsshlp
Z Of the horse, and was an important Wit
ness for the Commonwealth,
The attempt OF Butler TO assault MI.
Powell created a brief sensation IN tho
court room. III
In the same court Jesse Scot, alias
Jesse Jones. alias Goorge White got
Ethree5years for house Lrealpns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

a number of volumes which VIII enrich
the law library. M s Az 4
In money, The aggregate OF donations .I'
promises to exceed by fat that oil ia " "
year ($l 0O. Op0). Antfmpurtfllt part OF THIS
Is Tie result or the inotei1ieiit &c y oi,
foot by the Washington Alumni Associa !
ton last spring, and indorrs9ted py Stf1e
General Alumni Association. @
"On February Sth Mr.. Andrew Carnegie
gave isaproinisc to the president Of q
gift Of $5OO, 900, on ndition that a SINH
lar amount be raised by tho u lutnni end
friends offSthe University. Furtherflore.
he presented 5000 to the purchase Of q
nlagnifice,. Pipe organ for use ~ sstl'e
auditorium. n, h "a III
~ ".Nir. 1nnncs {. Garter has. by. Ills will;
given $4,000" * n
""The Raven 348ss,
A matter worthy Of note Is the organi-'
cation Of q society, amongst the students.
known MS the Raven Society CATER Poo q
immortal worls), the purpose Of which is
to encourage ill kinds OF. ntellcct,lal one
deavor. \ No man can become a, member
whose scholarship Is not good. In most.
instances he must be one; Of the fret
men III fhis class. I Az few ARE, adlnlttel
whose scholarship is not sdshigf n they
have achieved pronounced INTEL ectual
s,,ccessnlong otled lines such as debnt-
ing, editing papers ,orilnagazines writing,
etc. The society expects from time to
time. to invite limited number OF dis
itinguished alumni to become honorary
members The society has tie hearty
Endorsement of tho faculty n u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Employ MANY Operatives.

The new firm of Edward Whltlock and
Company will soon begin tho manufac-
tire OF cigars, cheroots and all-tobucco
Cigarettes at Nos, o, II and 10 North
hundred operatives The company Will
begin business with al Investment OF
about $4,000, which may be increased
from time To time as the business grows.
Messrs. Edward and A. II. Whltlock
both experienced in the business, COM
nose the firm. The expected daily output
10 be converted into the cheroot and
cigar plant Is being remodellcd and
equipped for the business The plant is
already working more than 90 operatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
WANTS BUTTON.
Adrnirer Of the Governor Writes
From South Africa.

MI. A. G. IIarman, formerly Of Rock
bridge county, but now engaged as n con-
.structinE engineer on u railroad in South
Africa. has written for Al campaign but
ton Of Governor Montague, he having
long bccnan ndmrer Of the Governor
The letter, addressed to Executive Clerk
Sam w. Bigger, and dated Guayaquil,
Ecuador S. A., reads as follows:
II note with plea sure that the red
trimmed Montague campaign button is
very popular and In great demnnd all
over Virginia II there Is ono to spare
wlllthank you to mall II to me. Am
sorryI Will not be in Rockbridge to
help make Montague senator, but he-
.levc it will be accomplished without me-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Death of Respected Servant

Lizzie Radford died Thursday, April G.,
at the home or her employer, Mrs. BcV-
erly Il. Munford, No SOB East Grace
Street.
;. For sixteen years she had served faith
fully and intcllgently this family. and
WIS sincerely loved and respected by
Wythcville. Va. but had lived in Rich
mond since her early youth. She died
unmarried, survived by one brother She
was u prominent member Of her race. hes
ing associated with many OF It's orGani-
cations, belonging To Shining Star Lodge,
Good Samartans, independent Order of
St. Luke, the leader of Lenora's class,
as we'll us mother of the Radford Lodge.
The funeral will take place Sunday after
noon at two O'Clock from the First
Baptist Church, Colored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Mr.. Writ "A. Chesterman to Build
State Heating Plant.

-
The Capitol Commission yesterday
awarded the contract for, building the
new Capitol lighting, and heating plant
tho machinery to be furnished by Kent,
Morrison and Company.
The bid OF Mr. Chesterlnan which was
the lowest. WAS 50, 400 5 SS' 5
The structure is to be in Governor
Street. and Will be rs feet wide and y
feet long. 1t will be one Story high and
lis TO be OF brick and stone. Z. The house
will DO located almost Immediately back
of the Library Building, and is to be
ready for delivery of the KEYS @ toher j:
for all the State buildings, and including
machinery and otherenuipnents VIII cost
about $25, 900, which was the amendment
Mcssrs. bowman and PhegartGof the
commission, We're absent. Those present
We're: Governor Montague, chairman !;
Senators Anderson and l<eezell, Dele-
gates Kelley and Jennings, and Clerk
Sam w. Bigger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
THREE NEW CHARTERS.
Norfolk, Covington and Peters
burg Concerns Are Authorized.

Ss The state COrpOratlonIl ioIlllHlsSloH HAS
granted the following charters:
The Norfolk Investment and Improve
ment Corporation. Norfolk. a. w. Cor
nick, president, Norfolk: John p. Given,
Vice president, Circlevile OHIO; $. 49,.
Morris, secretary and treasurer, Norfolk,
/ Capital stock $50, 900. Object-To conduct
a general real estate business. 65
Cooperative Mercantile Company Of
Virginia Uncorporated), Covington. G. IL.
Taylor. president; G. T.. Shumaker, Vice
president: G.. T. Kline, secretary and
treasurer and general manager, all
of Covingtcn. Capital stock-s5o eco.
5object-For tho purpose OF con-
Quoting a general mercantile business,
Wholesale and retail. OF groceries hard
ware, dry goods. notions, etc. %
The Virginia Electric Tool and Manu-
featuring Company Uncorporated). Pet
2ersburg Louis Paulero. president, Peters
burg; A. p. Grappone vice-president.
Richmond; James J. Pa,lero. secretary
and Treasurer, Petersburg Capital stock
5000. Objcct-To buy and SELL use
repair operate and maintain electrical
machinery, engines, electrical appliances
of all kinds and particularly electrical
hammers. HI gsi s55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
ANOTHER BANK
I FOR RICHMOND: A [ Nj ]
Southern Interstate e be the
Name, With Capital OF
$1,ooo,ooo
is NOW BEING ORGANIZED 8 'l
#5 ---.--- - -
DR.. Galeski and Other Pron1i-#
ncnt Mcn#at Head-Wi
OpenSTl,is Year.
S NOW BEING OR GANlzEDI
DR.. Cialeski and Other Proni-,
Open This Year.

$E The bank wave which has struck Rich
lnond has not yet subsidized, and tue CITY
lis shortly to have another strong f man
cialsinstitution.
The capital stock is to be s. 800 0jO. az
the price OF the shares will pc 81 each
This low price Is set in rdar nat per
sons OF limited means may become 81 ocR-
holders. and be on equal footing With
capitalists and persons OF larger Inlet
ests. 5{5s
Mr. s. GuleskI, who is we'll known in
business circles. is the chairman Of Tho
Committee on Organization. sand 9th
members are Mr.. D. q. sSRitchic. Coz
ernor aIontague's private secretary, aG,l \
Mr.. Hiram T. Gates, q well known IS hois-
sale grocer. ~. a3ss6s RI
The hume is to be that of he Souln-
.crn Interstate Bank. and the doors will in
all probability beaopened before he end 4
OF tlcSprescnt year. Such. a bank MS III is
proposed to establish here wound not only
add to the already long list OF Richmonds
strong financial institutions. but would en-
able the humblest citizen who is able I OF
pay by something or his earnings to OBJ
tain stock, which will be In easy reach OF
all. 5 I.
OaleSki S StaterneTC.5 g;sa
When. seen lasi night, Dr. Gasleski gave
ont the following statement on The sub
jcct: I'll a
fgi"It Is an acknowledged fact that as an
investment nothing is fer. more desira-
BILE or more readily converted into cash
thanathe stock OF! n well-conducted bank.
MD It can beaded with propriety that
few propositions on a safe aud legitimate
basis prove more profitable than the orig:-
nal subscriptions TO a large bank In course
of{formation. Al
i've propose to organize the Southern
Interstate Bank with principal offices in
this city, with an authorized capital OF
$1,000, 600. aid In doing 50 We propose to
distribute the holdings and place the par
value Of the stock at 81 a share, SO as to
create ownership MS well as friendship
among the Masses, which Is always of
great value alike to Il the stockholders and
the bank While This bank proposes to do
a general banking business, it will boone
OF its aims to IN every legitimate way aid
and encourage the great and important
interests OF the agricuturlsts, mechanics
ind men ofimoderate means III
"1nauglrated less than II month ago,
subscriptions to the capital stock amounts
Ing to about 100000 have boon received,
and are being received In daily increasing
numbers from every section of tho coun-s
try. The subscriptions are not only con-
fined to this State. but comeifrom Cali
fornla, Indiana. Pennsylvania, and near
lyfcvcry State in the Union.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Republicans atFWork.

The Republicans OF the stale nre not
idle in Virginia. and arc displaying con-
siderable activity In many sections of the
State, Following the visit OF Congress-
man Slemp here the other day there are
signs of activity In Richmond, st. Julian
Stevens. u local negro politician, is now
engaged in copylng tho list of negro
voters In the city. from the poll books
int the Hastings Court.
X It Is supposed that this Is for the pur-
pose Of paying up poll taves, as this is
said to be one gof Colonel slemp's cam
paign "long sults."lg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
PRIcHARD PROMOTED.
Is Now Chief Deputy Collector
s.sl Of Port of Richmond.

The friends OF Mr. Irving S. Pri chard,
of this city, will be gratlfied to learn
TINT lie was yesterday promoted under
the Clvil Service Act Of March ~ l9H;;
inspector)isof customs for the Port Of
Richmond. Mr. Prichard has been for
some one Of the deputy cqleee9Iis
ton of his services in that Office The
a a'Hn was made after q .sea,rehinng
four-day examination Of the Rlsh r, Is ,,u
customs office by Special Agents, y sp sa 9
Mr. yPrichard' s extensive knowled AZ % o.
the duties Of his office and ms ethc e'. y
performances of them III q 3 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
TO SATTEND BANQUET, 4
Governor in Newport News and
Will Sneak in aDanviIle To-day.

Governor Montague left yesterday af--
sternoon for Newport News. where ne Jas
night attended the dinner given by the
Chamber OF Commerce a ~ !
His engag ements for next week ha We
been announced, except that next Friday
night he will go to- Danville.to intro
who will deliver a lecture under the aus
ipIccs Of the Governors Masonic Lodge.
.5 Mr. Graves will deliver + wos lectures N
Danvile one Thursday and the other
ing the "Regr ofAtlle Demagogue; and
the NEW Woman and the Old. Inc
lodge desired the Governor to be there re on
2lottesyilie then, attending the Inaugural
ceremonies incident to the Induction OF
DIR. Alderman into office. .3{ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Speak TO Bible Glasses.

MIR. l.. A, Coulter state secretary OF
yirginia's Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, will speaa 10 the two mems big
Bible classes al the Nenahle street Bap-
list Church tn-morrow morning al 9't5
or Chains Thai Bl,d,@ and every mem-
her Of these two great mems Bible classes
u earnestly requested ~ DO preseat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
4; 8 I, ow. Il e Overcome.

The railroad mens Of the city, are. y la avg
s AZ q S Clock at the Main Street Station
Railroad y. M c.. A. The Rev FTederl !'3
Troy.of BROOKLYN AZ. ev sa,, w W
Troy has spokenSito crowds in Engla an /
and Australia. Mr.. w J. Phillips; Of;
Baltimore, Md, %willabe the special soloist
Every railroad man in Richmond, with win
lis friend. Is inVited. o. N 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Stevens Family Abroad,

"A party consisting or Mr.. George w.
Stevens. Miss Helen Stevens, Mr.GJ. Paul
Stevens and Messgs, Cecil and George,SNy,
will leave this city Monday for New
York, where t hey Wi II take nassag GO on.
a White Star liner for a two months.
European tour, hey VIII sal direet
Will tour / tally. France, Germany, Switz,
.erland and England, Mr. Stevens anSG
his party will sail from New YORK April
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Mrs. Golden Ill.

Information has been received In this
city OF tho serious illness Of fever Of
city. and wife of Il VOL known news
p;Ipc writer, also formerly Of Ihch-
mond. Mrs. Golden was Miss Geneyleye
Kelley. She IL under treatment at the
Newport News Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
90 NOT NEGLECT A BAD COLD.

a Neyer allow cold to take Its course.
TOO often at this season OF the year Its
co,,rse Is toward pneumonia. Chamber
iains Cough REMEDY will promptly cure
your cold and cnunteract any tendency
in this direction. There is nothing better
for acute threatened lung troubles. For
ssls hy all druggisH-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
/ Small Suit Entered.

In the Law and Equity Court vest erdas
Is. p. Clay filed n suit against the AZ
llantic Coast Line and Norfolk ana west.
ern Railroads for $500 The suit involves N''
the shipment OF some stock. 81 Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

/. 3 /, ? q ~.
only accident of any sort sustained by
the train was q slight one near Savannah
to the first train run, but this was so
slight, that the train. reached Its dcstira-
ton practically on time. Altogether the
season has been an excellent one.
4 The movement Of early truck and vege-.
tables and fruits north ward over the
railways extending from the far South
Is now heavy, and is steadily so, carrying
these commodities to the great northern
and eastern centers OF population.
Mr.. w. B. Bevill, general passenger
agent OF the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road. and one Of the best known traffic
men In the South, was in the city yes
terday and called at tho Office of Dis
strct Passenger Agent G. IT. Bosley. Mr..
3evil has his headquarters at Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Have as.Dra.gG Hunt.

4Deep Run hounds will meet at the KEN
neis at ! ococlt,s this at ernoon. After
the drag reception VIII Pc ne held a y 1as
will receive: Mrs.. Otway s. Allen. Mrs
THOMAS Boiling, Mrs. Bev. ~ Crumps
Mrs. James Macdonald. MRS. Hugh Camp :,
Misses Forbes, Miss Hammond, Misses
a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
]. -C,:,ll,h,,s ANNUAL Races.

the governors Of the Peep Nh, 1atne n1a acs
nave mailed the follow III addressed to
4 tie 81. Secretary OF the club: =,
Deep Run Hunt Club, Richmond. V 1innt
TO the Members Of the Deep f s''Ills = uAs
The Board Of Governors Of the e CLUB .
have decided to hold the annual, races + . a.s
and reception at tho club GROUNDS re .l' Oh y
Saturday, May 18th g,i i, ~. I, !.
3tertalnment will be given by s ~
5 ton. n sss. ! - -, an
can he sent to the secretary an a. t,i,,h
Who are anxious to make this event si1' ia q
success. 44 . I. !, y, 4 ,,,,et al
whether you desire to subscribe 70 70 INC
entertainment = z =, :, ,,,,r, = III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
!. I .;cense 7Tal,x1;,e.s Now Due. A

CITY license taxes are now due and pay
able in the off1ce8ofs Captain r, vs. Cum
snlngham. collector Of city taxes. inc nc
city ordinances impose a heavy penalty
On all who failsfto#payB In time. The adj
yertiscment elsewhere gives all lnforma-
stion on tho subject S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Prepares to Vote.

saac G.. Bernstein yesterday,8took out
naturalization in 5ithe Hastings Court,
thus qualifying himself as aGcithi2zaecAnn Of
the United States. s5f5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

Pure Food Laws \
will not interfere with tBURNET1NS VA.
Nll.LA. No state board has ever uucs-
toned It's purity.--Ady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Paul Brown Went to jury

When oH1cer3 Bolton arrested Paul tlul
Brown. he charged him with being ls ,,,t;
,picous character, but afterWara ne io .u,i1l
ing Edward Smith with q rock. he was
sent ito the grand jury: ai ~, !, !,
Justice John ghanded Leo Lee 4tn my,
days for taking some clothes oeion sli ig y
to IT. f.. rWarriner. i8Sl VI, .5' ID, ~
Three cases Of alleged assault were DIS,
posed OF blythe payment Of costs. ,In ny
were Isaac Brown for beating q carrie .tr
johnson, Junius Johnson for beatlhs
Susie Thomas and j. a. Feagus LOT c!lokr-
ing Henry Scarf. N4,s.. ~.
Albert jenkins was not 50 lucky asy He
had 70 striking Ma5thE M E@,'et
yes teri rtay or ing with The exception Of
two or three% drunk ss Vii III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

VIII be discussed by the pastor, Rev. Ry-.
land Knight. At the evening g o'clock)
service tile topic will be THE Privilege
OF Sonship. "sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

Services at the Grace Street Baptist
Church will be held the regular hours
and conducted by the pastor, Rev. G.. s.
Gardner. His theme in the morning will
be Putting Self First" In the even
ing, Gods Mirror.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

Rev. LA. Golfer, State secretary OF the
" M. c. a.. will speak at Yenable Street
Baptist Church Sunday8nig and also to
the MEMS Bible classes at 10 A.. NJ. The
pastor, DR.. Derieux, will preach at II
"A. NJ. on "ChHst's BImpelling joy Mr.. J
w. Phelps OF Tappaliannock, vi sing
at both services. Lords Supper at il
O'Clock service. I'LL 3stts3i5 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

Tho commissioners of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition have donated to the
university n statue FLAMES Monroe.
SO far as the law library is concerned.
the most important gift has been that cf
tho library of General Bradley r..
Johnston. made by his son. ] t contains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

At Park Place Methodist Church there
will be preaching by the pastor, Rev. u
b.. Betty at II A. M; subject: The
Growing Glory OF the Church. At
r. M, subject: "a Conversation in the
Unseen World and Its Lesson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-24
OBITUARY.

Nathan Kellogg. who died Of general de-
bilty and grip at Dansville, ~, on Wednes-
day night, was the father OF l.. Lafin KEEL
loER OF this city He was born In Maiden,
lister, county. On Feb, 20. lsis, was graduated
the bluestone business In his native towa
and saugertles He became president Of
S SIsd D 9EssSinF Tor the New }oTE v market,
About is0s he removed 10 New York. He
was a director Of the Lahin-Rand Powder
pSnies until biz retirement ten years ago.
E9Tdyoe l. ksioEG Of Ch5IGS I,S, and az Nr ~
d diS1G' and, With his wife, Helen NJ, KellOeE
survive him,
Funeral services for Joseph. P, Rutledge
cStbSdrai, v we're held there yssterd az morn or
ing, Mgr, Lavene celebrated the mass and
Ansdse vs. u. V odes em n Of &c
and was a vetetAn Of the civil war. No mem
He leaves widow and an estate valued At
500 900. He was engaGed as verger OF the
Cathedral by AsT. ouihp. arst rector Of
Old St Patrick's In Mulberry street in 1870.
Isaac 7. oEtoby died a. his home, is7
Csm9ridgs plsct. Brooalyn; on On ,v SSsdrpes-
Wa, and came TO this city thirty-hye years
ego, He then 6fEsn the gtpdy OF medicine IN
the Long Island MEDICAL college out before
on one OF the daily papers AZ he time Of
his death he was q prOoiTeeder on the. Ndu
and Erpress,. where he bad been employed
He IL survived BY two brothers and three
sisters One Of bis brothers, the Rev. John
Al sSSihsS. Mich. about sl1 wee & ago. O'''
Robert ID. O'Beirne. a brother OF Gen
o. Beirne. died Wednesday 81 his home, 0
InEVersen place, jersey CITY, He vas 90
states Marshal for United States Commits
sloner Linsly Rove.
DR.. William @. Detweiler, a well known
citizen Of EaGton, Pa, died suddenly on
wednesday nirht He waS talking with
HE wife about the sudden death Of the Rev.
David Hsreiseh IN the, morning; when he
IN a few minutes. He was ~ years old
Gus Krock OF Milwaukee. a. one time a
famous baseball pitcher and q member OF
night In Pasadena. Cal. after long illness,
Of consumption.