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that the whole Russian squadron was
practically annihilated. Regarding the
damages to our feet, subsequent re-
PORTS show that during the night at
tack of May 27 torpedo boats "a. %
and So were sunk, but most of their
crew was rescued by their companions.
otherwise no ship whatever lost The
damages to our larger vessels includ-
ing destroyers are very slight and none
Of them is incapacitated for action. Our
total casualties so far estimated are
800. AS nearly the whole of japanese
and Russian fleets engaged in the bat
tie, the line was greatly extended.
Moreover weather having been misty it
was impossible to see more than five
miles and therefore l was unable to
keep in sight of all divisions under me
even in daytime. Beside the battle ex-
tended two days and nights and as our
various divisions attacked the enemy
scattering in every direction and some
are still engaged in duties subsequent
to the battle, 1t will have some days
before details can be forwarded"
TAKAA'3h
Washington, ;une 1st 1905.
To the Japanese Concui- General, Homo
lulu.
The eighth Teport rom Togo is as
follows:
"The commander az the Kasoga who
returned this Afternoon with survivors
from the Tomitri Donskoi reports that
the Douskoi on the morning of May 20,
opening Kingston valve sank and those
on board including survivors from the
Oslisbia and destroyer Bouinui landed
at Urleung Island. 1t appears that
the Bouinul took aboard Rojestvensky
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turn In the road. The trees in the
front Of the lot have already been fell
ed and the treasure seekers are getting
anxious lest the Public Works employ
es come along before the money Is
found and locate it during their opera
tiOns.
Mrs. Makahiki has been retainer Of
the Campbell family for much more
than score OF years and has lived at
the Diamond Head place ever since the
estate was bought. The lot which she
IS now searching over is her own prop
erty and she also has other real estate
Being Of a saving nature she had little
occasion to spend much Of the money
that came to her In the course Of her
long life. She knew nothing Of banks.
Of course, and to her mind the only
proper way to save money was to hide
It.
Some two years ago the old lady fell
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market and running it under the name
of Chinaman who was placed in
charge. Nor is that all, for the Metro
politans Chinese store promptly cut
the price of beef down to the fiat rate
of 10 cents a pound a cut which, as the
other Chinese have been paying from
91a to 1215 cents a pound to the graziers,
could not very we'll be met.
1t did not take very long for the word
to pass around and since May 1 the
thrifty housekeepers who have been "in
the know" have been buying Metropoli-
tan meat at it's pake store for 10 cents
when for exactly the same quality of
meat in the up town store from 20 to
25 cents was charged.
As soon as the Metropolitan people
found that Yee Hop was doing the
CONTINUED on page 81
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Governor Carter this morning ex-
pressed in an interview with a Star
representative, his view of the posi-
ton Of the Republican party and the
candidacy OF A. NJ. Brown for sheriff
OF Oahu. The governor emphaticany
denied the statement that the next
move wa' for the "robln's-egg- blue
chamber" as II has been put, and said
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-01
NEW ANIMALS.

The Kaimuld Zoo has imported new
animals per the S. S. Sonoma. Among
them are a cage of Squirrels, pair Of
Mexican Doves, a pair of Australian
Wallabys, and a fine pair of Emu. This
hot weather is just the time to take a
trip to the Zoo and cool off.
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that 1t was up to the Republican party
to make known its position.
What l would like TO know" said
the governor, is whether the Repub-
lican party in Hawaii is supporting
anti-administratlon candidates for Of
flee. The question Is one of concern to
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CHAMBERLAIN's COLIC, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA RENEDY

This remedy is everywhere acknow-
ledged to be the most successful medl-
cine In use for Bowel Complaints. 1t
always cures, and cures quickly. II
can be depended upon even in the most
severe and dangerous cases. Cures
gripping, all kinds Of diarrhoea, and at
the first unusual lOoseness Of the bowels
should be taken. For sale by all deal
ers, Benson, Smith & CO., agents for
Hawaii.
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additional Cable on Page Five.)
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STOCKS THIS AFTERNOON.

The following transactions were re-
ported at the afternoon session OF the
stock exchange. On board so McBryde
at $3.50. Between boards 10 Klhel at
$l1; 20 McBryde at 7:75; $50 Honokaa at
SIS; Olaa at s..
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LAYTON SAILED rHIs MORNING
The Naval transport Lawtou sailed
this morning for Guam and Cavjte.
Her officer and passengers were "A jolly
lot Of fellows and they were the re-
cpients Of much attention during the
stay of the vessel In Honolulu.
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FRUITs AND YEGErARLEs-

j. NJ. Levy & CO., received from the
Coast per the S. $. Alameda a large
consignment Of fresh fruit and vege-
tables. Also fine frozen oysters and
the best creamery butter Telephone
Main 14g
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RUSSIANS SUNK
The DONSKOI

Washington, June 1st, 1905
To the Japanese Consul-General, Homo
lulu:
The seventh report made by Admiral
Togo in accordance with the reports Of
our various divisions runs as follows:
TT appears that the Osllabia was se-
riously damaged in the early stage of
the battle on the 27th of May and left
the line and sunk at p. m. Sissoive-
liki, Nachimoff and Monomach suffered
heavily in the midday of May 9th and
were so damaged by the night attack
of our destroyer and torpedo-boat flo-
tillas that they were completely put
out of action. They were discovered
next morning drifting near Tsushima
by our converted cruisers, Shinanoma-
Tu, Yawatamaru Tainanmaru and Sa-
domaru, but sank before the capture
of survivors. About 915 were taken up
by converted cruisers above mention
ed and by inhabitants on the coast. 1t
is certain from the statement of pris-
oners that the Nabarin was struck by
four torpedoes from our torpedo-boat
fotllas and sunk. According to the
reports from the commander of the
Niitaka the Sviettana was discovered
at 9 a. m. on May 2Sth off Chihuhen
Bay, Korea, and sunk by the Niitaka
and the Otowa. The Aurora and the
Almaz are suspected to have sunk
during our torpedo attack on the night
of May 9th. The fate Of the BENT
chung which was previously reported
to have sunk, is uncertain after all.
Eight battleships, three armored cruis-
ers and three coast defence ironclads
which formed the Russian main force
were sunk or captured, and most Of
the second-class cruisers and other
subsidiary vessels were destroyed, 50
I1nttndts Ia wa iinr, POI In, Pnmnd Cana
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ODDS AND ENDS

Good Typewriter Paper at less thar
cost. Regular 1.5o and L25 values go
Ing at 80 cts. box. Call early before It's
all sold. Wall, Nichols Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-01
BUY A NEW HEAD.

This Is impossible, but if you have
one that aches it IS possible to cure it
with Head-Ease powders. They are
safe, pleasant, effective. At Hobron's.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-01
CAN'T FIND HER BURIED GOLD
BEEF GOING
AT TEN CENTS

METROPOLITAN MEAT COMPANY OPENED STORE IN THE
CHINESE MARKET ATTEMPTING PAKE
BUTCHERS BUsINEss-A wAGBD
WITH HoP-MEANwHIIE PUBLIC GETS THE BENEFIT.
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IN THE SWIM.

Bathing suits are the feature at
Sachs this week, ana men, women and
children will be catered for. II you
would learn how to swim Sachs water
wings will teach you quickly.
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Lost At Port Arthur
ASSOCIATED Press Cable to The Star).


boats and Of Port Arthur
Paris last August September having
controversy japanese
nsisent generally
The
battle he had
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ATTENTION, GOOD HOUSEWIVES.
At last we have received the much
talked-of Asbestos table cloth for your
dining table. Arleigh & Co.
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Star Want ADS pay 25 cents.
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Classified Advertising
For Sale

Fifteen Eva shares for sale, market
price. Apply this office.
TO sell during June, excellent Sec
ond-hand pianos, very heap, even by
instalments. Some are better than
new ones. 1853 Miller street. James
Sheridan.
one frst-class guitar; almost new,
VIII be sold cheap Apply corner Uni
on and Hotel streets I'm grocery store
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CARTER'S
POSITION

ING ANTI ADMINISTRATION CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY OF
TIcEs-sAYs THAT NEXT MOVE IS UP TO THE PARTY
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Fine Job Printing. star ONCE.
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Automobiles can be hlred day or night
at Club Stables. Fort Street.
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Subsidiary
Vessels
Destroyed
ASSOCIATED Press Cable The Star)
WASHINGTON D. C., June THE reports
most of subsidiary in
the recent battle with Admiral Togo hee
practically
EXPOSITION BEGINS

PORTLAND Roosevelt opened the Lewis and
Clarke Exposition
machinery Of the exposition
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-01

Lutted's Hawaiian Pol in Pound Cans
Tor sale by all druggists and grocers.
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SIX ENTOMBED MINERS DEAD

MoNTRosE Colorado the Re
camatiOn Tunnel by still
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Evening journal., 1905-05-13
HAWKINS MADE HIGH
AVERAGE FOR TWO DAYS
Amateurs Made Good Show.
ing at the Wawaset Club
tournament

Professional shots did better at the
wawasct Gun Club tournament yester-
day i was the last day or the tourna-
ment and j. NOVEL; Hawkins Of Baiti-
more made high average by breaking l6s
targets out Of possible is0 Hawkins
was third at the end OF the first days
shooting j. A. r. Elliott Of Kansas CITY.
and Neaf Apgar of New Jersey, tied for
second place, each breaking i51 targets
out Of a possible lSo l.. s. erman OF
Aberdeen Md, an amateur who. on
Thursday made high average, was third.
his score being iA.
j. NOVEL; Hawkins made tho high ave
orage for the two days shoot lie had
a score of siO out of s5o. l.. S. German
was second with score Of 300 ana a. B.
Richardson Of Dover was third, with 800.
Despite the fact that professionals were
competing amateurs secured second and
third places for the two days contest.
.rhirty-four persons shot through the en-
tirep rogram for the two days. ana
eighteen OF this number did not shoot
into the money. However with the spe-
cial purse for amateurs everybody eot
their entrance back
Tho scores follow.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13

and 10y night at the self Imposed task
of making this, her fortress on the far
eastern shores OF the Pacific, as nearly
impregnable as science. combined with
the advantages of nature, could make
the cars first great seat Of power and
prestige In the orient. 1t is now pro-
claimed as the cars Gibraltar Of the
north. 1t is the eastern terminal Of
the Transsiberian railroad, and the
Russian government has expended mil-
lions Of rubles on its harbor defenses
and its countless hidden land batteries.
Nladivostok differentiates itself in
many ways from other oriental cities.
Russians, Japanese, Chinese and Ko-
reans are the predominating classes,
and they have built a city architec-
turally rude In character, but capable
Of resisting all assaults. The harbor
entrance from Peter the Great bay re
sembles that Of san Francisco. Not
only are the entrances almost identical
in formation, but also are the names
you pass through the Golden Gate at
San Francisco and enter the Golden
Horn OF Yladivostok.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
Tho Hammer of Japan.

MID western isles where summer smiles
There dweils a little man
Who makes his bow TO nations nav
The soldier OF Japan.
He has been fair. he did forbear
AS orly heroes can.
Yet those who seek TO rob the weak
Must walk wide Of Japan.
The seas are wide you are not tied;
Come. beat us n you can.
You face n flag OF fight not hrag-
The banner OF Japan.
Read well the stars: know nothing mars
Heavens way that you can scan.
For they have groans and sun bleached
bones
Who come 10 fight Japan.
The Russians came; they bear the blame
Along with sore defeat;
One wartime word is all they've heard
The order for retreat.
Those who escape with mangled shape
All crlpples 70 a mani
Must view with fear for many a year
The sun nag OF Japan.
william NJ. Byram. NJ. D.. in April Rec.
reation.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
POP FOREMAN TOO MUCH
FOR CUBAN X GIANTS
Held the Colorcd Players
Down and Wilmington
Won Out

Pop Foreman asked 10 10 given
another show against the Cuban
x-Glants yesterday and he made sood.
on Thursday the Giants drove Fore
man TO the tan tlmbcrs in the thiri
inning. Foreman was touched up yes-
rerday for ten slfeties. but they were
well scattered except in the third
dnning II was principally due 20
Franks clever tWirling that the locals
won out hy the score Of to 3.
The Giants had three uwiriers in the
box and al Of them were wild. T..
Wilson started In but after he had
passed the first uwo men Carter was
substituted. Buckner succeeded Carter
in the fourth and blankcd The locals
until the eighth. The fielding Of both
deams was poor.
Wilmington scored two runs in tho
first inning. Campbell and Miller
walked. Mahcr struck out and Hinton
was given a pass, hllng the bases.
Cropo banged out a single and Campbell
and Maher come home. Hinton was
nailed at third on Davis single and
Woand went down at first Another
run was scored In the third inning.
Nlahcr drew a pass but was thrown out
Nt LNllNs tiAtNA alNHltli AA~Na liiNA
out and Davis drove out q single
sending Hinton across the plate. Davis
was put out az second Three singles
in succession sent in another tally in
tho eighth inning. Foreman and
Campbell had gone down with the score
tied and it appeared that ten or eleven
innings would be the result. Miller
singled and was followed by Maher
who repeated the trick Hinton picked
out q nice one and planted IL safely
go the field scoring Miller
The Giants scored an Of their runs
in the third.
Garter was the first man up and he
nicd out 10 Davis I'm left Patterson
came next and drove out a long two
Dagger Taibert followed with a single.
Jackson died at first ana r. Wilson
r,rpc1 OF q double. Patterson and
Tastert scored Buckner put up hlsh
ny 10 laft field and Davis got under
ii, but his init appeared 70 be made
Of rutber Tor that particular catch and
the ban bounced out OF hts hands. This
ailcwed Wilson 10 score. Williams went
down at first. leaving Buckner on
second
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
SUMMER RESORT LITERATURE
Exhibition Win Again be Held by In
sttute Free Library.

10 viii be remembered that last year
an exhibition OF literature relating 70
routes OF travel and summerliesorss. ls-
sued by various railroad and steamship
companies. was held az the wilmi1ston
Institute Free Library The unqualified
success OF that exhibition makes & de-
slr.hle that a similar display be held this
summer.
Many passenger agents OF the various
companies have sent copies Of their ad-
vcrosins folders and books. single copies
of which viii be placed on exhibition in
th7 reading room. Duplicates VIII be given
TO all applicants as long as tho supply
lasts
Even those who have already made
their plans for the summer win hnd much
&c Interest them in some OF This ntera-
ture. Many Of the booklets are we'll writ.
ten and an are cxcclicutiy Illustrated
with mountain, river and ocean scenery.
The information contained is authorita-
tive and they may serve both as guide
books and as means of passing an idle
hour with interest ana with profit
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
Nationaliainr TrIenhone..

Great Britain has decided to nation
alize the telephone business Of the
country, operating it in conjunction
with the postal department, says the
Philadelphia Record. The government
monopoly will not begin for some sew
en- years, which will give ample time
for the proper training Of the corns Of
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
Ameranth Junior, orosnized.

The Ameranth Jrs. have organized
for the season, and would like to re-
.ceive challenges for ana n and l2-
year-old club I'm the city The line-ur
follows; Frank Llttleton and Edwin
Kaiser. C.; n. Hall, p. %. Granhammer
ss. II. Branhammer. 2b.: J. Ramsey
3d. a. Hanger r.; r. Jones. H.: w
Littleton. cf Substitute is w. Cath
cart. Send AN challenges 10 Edwin
Kaiser. No. 1928 West lith street.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
he clubs follows.
Hiah School Wins.

The Wilmington High School base
ban team defeated the Eastburn Aca
DENY nine OF Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon In ten inning game by the
score of to- 4. The score by innings
follows.
VIII II. S. 49,. 0OOOO2 22OOi-s
Eastburn A. O0211O 90 o.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
Relay Team to Take Part.

The relay team of the Wilmington
High School win take part in the an-
nual track meet at Swarthmore COL
iege today. The local team win be
unchanged. excepting Mcdaniel will
not run. The team viii be Roddy
captain; Whitehead. Frederick and
Wilson. The Teams IN the local boys
class are George School. Temple Col
leFe and Friends Central, OF Philasel
phia
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
At Bethel A. M. E. Church.

Rev. c. n. Grandson. a former pas
tor Of this city. win preach at Bethel A..
NJ. e. Church Sixth and Walnut sts.,
on Sunday evening, at 730 o'clock.
Special music will be rendered by the
choir at this service.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
me standlng Of me teams follows
ResuIt of TrI.city eames.

The Trl-City bowling games Thursday
nlght resulted ia Warren winning two
from Chester; All-wiimlnston took two
from Black Cat Academy lost two at
New Castle ana New-Century won three
from Olympia
THE standing of fha ,fubs f,fl,,,,s.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
Hs Arrived ln Panama.

Lon c. Stevenson, the Goldey College
student who left here recently to take n
government position in Panama. writes
that he is employed as stenograpner IN
the Office Of the supervising architect
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
Maliinan g.. Il 49,

At the Delaware Horse Show Assoc
citation Park this afternoon the first
regular matinee Of the season will be
held.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13

oIlciac '-.lI D-Aployees and The taki.g
over OF the existing private systems
without confusion.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13

Tnned rnns-Wn A. A.. .. Giants.
g Two base hits-Jordan. Patterson.
r.. Wilson. sacnhce hits-Winiams,
Irn. Cropo Davis. Bases on bans-On
Wi'eon, q or Carter 2; off Buckner. 3.
struck out-By Wilson /; by Foreman.
p stolen bases-Patterson, 2, Weand.
Wtli piichcs-E. Wilson. Carter Double
plays-Foreman % Maher. Left on
Nazes-Wn. A. A.. -. umpire-Smith.
Time OF game-l40 Attendance 500
Evening journal., 1905-05-13

Joe is a genuine Indian at the
Pow-Wow.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13

Harrisburg. 6; York. ..
Johnstown. -, Lebanon, 2.
Coatesville, 9; Altoona. g. 90 inns.)
Lancaster. q; Williamsport 4.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
Tri- State Leaoue.

Gypsy May is very attractive at the
Pow Wow.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
CONFIDENTIAL


Are bowels
DO lack
eel cold?
Is ng7
DO black specls eyes?
ire
md nabbyg
Is lurred?
Have shoulder badess
Is there boaing
DO you have surgAns in the bowels
Have headaches especially in temples?
DO you have spells Of
DO o
Anese symptoms plainly indicate disordered
stances should be neglected their full
Don't take pills and violent
by inhaning the delicate membranes oxuaunx
attacks
cnas constipation Tablets win afford be desired
ana as promptly Nature
success they % not forceh
Price % charges PREPAID pon
receipt OF price By The Chase Manufacturing Neubuh n y
Evening journal., 1905-05-13

Great crowds each night at the
Pow Wow.
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
S P Q r TIN G
TWO MAN TOURNAMENT
PROMISES TO Be CLOSE
All the Teams in Good Form
and Most of Them
Bunched

The frish in the two-mnn bowling
tournament at Tho olympia alleys prom
iscs TO be an cxciting one rs the majority
OF the teams are punched together. The
winners last night were Pancoast and
webster. Sheppard ana Brown. johnson
ana Pennington. Jones and q. Huxlcy,
and Freebooter and Noylan. g. Huxley
rolled Cos in his three games against Fret
Evening journal., 1905-05-13
CUBAN N-GIANTs.
SCORF BY TNNfNcs-

Wil a. A.A..f...... o J O 90 1 N--f
Crhan N-Giants ...003 o 0 OO o 0-S
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
Democrat, Csry Spokane

Floyd Daggett. the present comp
troller of the city of Spokane and
democratic nominee for mayor OF
that city was on Tuesday elected
mayor by vote of $40 over Acuff,
the republican nominee. The dem
ccrats also elected the entire city
ticket and when the new council
meets that body will be tie with
fvs republicans and FIVE democrats.
When the two-year men elected to-
day take Office, the council will
stand seven democrats and three
republicans. Daggett was pledged
to union laborism and shorter hours
for the working men.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
Band Organized

The members Of the Nezperce
Band met in the Thomas building
Tuesday evening and reorganized.
Ed Rush vas chosen a. manager
and director and N. M. Lauby sec
retary and treasurer The band
starts off With membership Of
eleven as follows: Rush, Dekoude.
S. Lauby, N. N. Lauby, R. Stout.
c. Price. Roberts. Olson, Sanford,
Mosier and Souders. A subscription
is being circulated among the busi-
ness men for the purpose Of raising
funds to purchase new uniforms.
Only a few have been seen this
morning but $500 has already
been secured. II is the wish of the
to secure $4,000. The
new uniforms viii be green trimmed
in red, representing Nerperce colers.
Everyone should contribute literally
to the cause for there is no question
but what Ns1perce can have band
she can justly be proud Of, as has
been demonstrated in the past. New
music has been ordered and when il
arrives and the boys practice some,
~hich will be Tuesday and Friday
evenings at 1850, they viii favor
The public with a few open air con-
ccrts.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

Write for cataloCus dsscrhiag
Chatham incubators- ]. +. O'Neill,
Greer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

27 he purchased one half cord OF
wood from the Ramey Lumber Com
pany and but a few sticks of this
had been bcrned. No word or clue
was left 10 Indicate Why the deed
had been committed. The body
was dressed, only the coat and vest
being removed. the shoes being on
his feet. The suicide undoubtedly
took place in the day time, perhaps
after getting up in the morning as
the bed clothes we're turned back. as
they would be il one had just arisen.
Muir was man Of good habits and
intensely religious and no reason
can possibly be assigned for his
rash act. When his clothes were
searched SzS.i5 was found. Forty
dollars Of this was in greenhacks
and was rolled up in a paper and
tucked just inside the waistband OF
bis trousers. the rsss. which was in
silver. was in the trouser pockets.
Mr.. Muir also owned the house and
10, in which be suicided. His re-
mains we're taken to Ilo Monday by
he members Of the Odd Fellows
odge there. Muir having joined
be order a, that point some time
ast fall. and was buried in the Odd |
Fellows cemetery. |