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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS william H. Grant. of Walthamv
w county OF Hancock. and State of Maine,
by his mortgage deed dated January Is, 1891,
and recorded in book 253, page 1866, Of the reg
istry of deeds for Hancock county, Maine, To-
which mortgage deed, and the record thereof
eXpI ess reference is here made, conveyed in
mortgage 10 Gilman Jordan, late OF said
Walthr m, deceased, certain real estate de-
scribe d in said mortgage deed as follows:
~ certain lot or parcel of land, situated in
said Waltham. and being part of the folloW-
ing described lot that remained unsold at the
time Of the death OF the late David Ingalls,.
Beginning on the line between Waltbam and
Esstbrook at the southeast corner of lot run
out to Eliot Jordan; thence west one half
mile to a corner; thence south one mile to q
corner; thence east one half mile to a corner
thence north on said Waltham and Bastbro0k
line one line to place of beginning taliowiEg
for variation) containing three hundred akd
twenty acres more or less, Being the same
premises described in a certain deed from EFT
l.. Bunker, administrator OF the estate Of
David ingalls,, late of said Waltham, dated
August is, a. d. 1890"
And whereas the condition Of said mort
gage has been broken and is now broken aad
unperfoTmed. Now therefore, l, the under
signed, MILFORD b. Jordan, Of said WalthaH.
administrator OF the estate of the said late
Gilman Jordan, do hereby claim a foreclosure
of said mortgage and do hereby give this
written notice as required by statute of ny
intention in my said capacity as administrs~
tor to foreclose said mortgage for breach a.
the condition thereof
WnFoRD B. JORDAN, "a
August 81, 1906. AdDlr-
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WINTER HARBOR.

Grindstone Inn closed Sept. Is, after a
successful season.
Joseph j. Roberts and wife, who have
been at Machias, returned Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Flint closed her cottage Tues
day, and returned to her home in Boston.
II. II. Hanson and wife left Monday to
visit relatives in Montreal and vicinity.
Miss Lizzie Richardson, of Providence,
r. l., is spending a few days with friends
here.
Donald Wescott, who has been quite i'll
with typhoid fever, is reported conva-
lescing.
The fall term of primary school opened
Monday, taught by Miss Vera Berry, of
Lamoine.
Miss Sophie Baker, of Steuben, arrived
Sunday to resume work in the grammar
school,
Miss Clara L. Jones is attending school
at Charleston, and Miss Marion Tracy at
Hebron.
Steamer Marjorie is being overhauled,
preparatory TO going upon the winter
route between Winter Harbor and Bar
Harbor.
Rev. Gideon Mayo, wife and daughter
Mary have returned from a threeweeks'
vacation with friends at Swans Island
and at Deer Isle.
Miss Mary Belts, of East Boston, and
Mrs Philip Dorr of Bar Harbor who
have been guests of Henry Frazier and
wife, returned home Saturday.
Sent. II. f..
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.
f.

Mrs. Frank Whitaker, of South Orring
ton, visited friends here last week.
Schools open to-day with the same corps
OF teachers as in the spring term.
Presley Holmes, by sudden start of
his fathers horse few days ago, was
thrown from the wagon and broke an
arm.
A dozen or more OF the young people
who are taking full courses at Pittsfield
and other places have returned to their
schools.
Mrs. A. W. Clark, and possibly one or
two more delegates from Willard union,
will attend the State W. {. T. U. conven-
tion at Dexter, Sept 1924.
1T. r. Freeman will start ON his annual
vacation Oct. 3, having engaged passage
on fruit steamer for Jamaica. He
expects to be away a month or six weeks.
A few guests at the hotels linger to en-
Joy the fine September weather, and few
cottagers will remain another week. Miss
Snow and her co-workers from the Pratt
institute, Brooklyn, left last week to take
up their regular duties.
To the regret of many who had planned
to attend the temperance lecture at the
Congregational church Friday evening, a
notice to the effect that the speakers
would not be here was circulated, and
although the Rev. Alfredo Brewster ar
rived and gave fine lecture, the audience
was small, owing to the misunderstood
ing.
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LAAIOINE.
Sept. II.

yAda Springer recently spent few days
in Millinocket.
Miss Edna Springer has returned from
visiting relatives in Franklin.
Samuel Harding and wife are visiting
Mr.. Harding's brother Charles.
Miss Grace Stratton left Wednesday, for
Waterville, where she will be employed.
A pleasant time is anticipated next
Thursday ON the occasion OF the grange
field day at Blunt's pond.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife and Capt
Hodgkins' sister, Mrs. Lowell Coggins'
also F. L. Hodgkins and wife cruised to
Castlne last week in their pleasure boats.
F. L. Hodgkins and wife returned Friday,
but Capt. Hodgkins' party stopped IN
Southwest Harbor to visit relatives.
Sept. II. II.
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MARLBORO.

Miss Inez Ford, who has been ill, is
gaining.
Mrs. Alonzo Harvey fell and sprained
her wrist quite badly.
Mrs. Adelbert Hodgkins is carrying the
pupils from here TO the school at Partridge
Cove.
Mrs. Mary Jordan, OF Bangor, spent a
few days last week with her brother, ).
II. Remick.
George Jellison, of Clifton, spent a few
days last week with his sister in-l law,
Mrs. Annie Remick.
Miss Ethel Conant, " no has been spend
ing the past week with Mrs. Coleman
Hodgkins, has returned to her home in
Brockton, Mass.
Miss Audrey Hodgkins has taken the
school at South Hancock to teach. Miss
Inez Ford was Obliged to give up the
school on account Of illness.
Sept. II. ARE.
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.aav the Archer reunion was held
Archer. Tables were set in the
and we're so bountifully filed
=, tho feast there were many bas-
tull left.
.,a,inr was called to order by the
-, Mrs. Arvilda Archer. After
i...American, Mrs. Ezra Williams,
y, and prayer by Miss Ida Gar
,ss address Of welcome was given
Mace in his usual pleasant man
~. minutes Of last meeting were
allowed by election OF officers.
,,v,lda Archer was chosen presi-
Archer, vice. president; Mrs.
smith. Ellsworth, secretary; A.
cher. treasurer; Doliis Remission,
brian, =,
rsx, reunion viii be held with
|. Chick. Clifton, Sept. IL, 1907. The
|,i,,se Of arrangement is Mrs. Dana
Hans, Mrs. ArviIda Archer, Gates
u.
[,,..ing remarks were made. j. $.
H., yaye a short sketch of the family
1 mo tine OF the Revolution. Mr..
Il ,poke 81 his boyhood days, when
H. came over the hills here, and OF
changes since then. Mrs. Garland
| !, o, the days Of her girlhood not so
sro. MIR. Dunn's remarks were
Il for their brovity.
lo,ipe tribute WIS paid to the men,
4, Mrs. ]. :. Archer, who had hoped
prst them here, and vote OF sym
x was sxtended TO the family.
,reu,y-six Of the family relatives were
ant beside visitors. A very happy
vas passed, and one and all Sill be
lto accept the cordial invitation ex-
lrd BIZ Mr.. Chick for next September.
nj. IS. Il.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

l.. B. Deasy and daughter, Miss Louise,
were here Sunday.
Marcus Cleaves and wife were guests OF
relatives here Sunday.
David Smith and wife, of Steuben, vis-
tied relatives here Sunday.
M. f. Martin, Of Charleston, has been a
recent guest at DR.. Larrabee's
DIR. F. f. Larrabee left this morning for
East Corinth, where he is to practice.
Miss Sybil Cole went to the Pond dis
trict this morning to reopen school.
Charles Blance, jr., who has been quite
i'll, is sufficiently recovered to walk out.
Mrs. M. A. Handy raised lemon which
this week showed its fine qualities in a
pie.
Misses Emma and Leila Cole have re-
turned from visit to their brother in
Rockport.
Miss Helen Cole has been spending a
few days with her cousin, Miss Lena
Hamilton, of South Gouldsboro.
Miss Mamie Young, who has been at w.
f. Bruce's for several years, has returned
to her home in the Pond district.
Capt. Deasy entertained a dinner party
on Sunday. r. d. Guptill and wife, of
Gouldsboro, were among the out-of-town
guests.
Alfred Wass, who has been guest at
DR.. Larrabee's for week, left for Water
Vile this morning to resume his studies at
Coburn classical institute.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.
ARE
Sept.l II

Jasper Bragdon has gone to Charleston
to attend school.
Miss Maiorie Williams is spending a
few days at home.
Nathan Collar was at home from Moose
head lake few days recently.
Miss June Williams has gone to Water
VILE, where she has employment.
Arthur Tracy returned to Waterville
Monday. He was accompanied by his
brothe Dallas.
Capt. B. T. Sanborn, of Machiasport,
who has been visiting Otis circuit and
wife, has returned home.
Miss Sadie Tracy has closed her school
at Mariavilie on account OF whooping
cough, and is teaching in Sorrento.
Sept. IL. L.
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Gen K. Tracy died at his home here
ihesaay evening, aged seyenty-six.
|"as veteran Of the Civil war, serving
o. T., OF the sth Maine, and was nearly
years in service.
T. Tracy was very quiet man in his
nsf' and had many friends. He
|'as widow, son, Alfred f. Tracy,
TWO daughters, Mrs. Abbie Graves
ms. Stella Shaw, besides grandchil-
/ ana great grandchildren, and sis
'AfS' Ann DeBeck, OF Clifton. He
'snoerly and lovingly cared for by
"i'e and daughter, Mrs. Shaw, who
ho'hing undone for his comfort. He
Alhd neighbor, and will be missed
r. community. The funeral was held
- nome Friday afternoon, Rev. p. A.
Imam, OF Ellsworth, officiating. The
r tributes were beautiful.
Fpt. II. n
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X.
SORRENTO.
I n I II u VI
Sept. IS.

William Pettee, of Birch Harbor, visited
relatives here Sunday.
Miss Clara NJ. Haskins will go TO Rock
port, Mass, this week, and will make her
home there this winter.
N p Foster has crew of men working
on the foundation of a new cottage to be
built this winter for Mrs. w. F. Cochran,
Capt. VIII Trussell, of Cranberry Isles,
who has been sailing II. II. Proctor and
family this season, returned home last
week.
The Katrina, Mrs. Cochran's steam
yacht, II. w. Hodgkins, captain, lief,
Monday for Boston, where she will be
hauled up.
Sept. IT. T.
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AMHERST.

Work began on the State road last week.
Mrs. Ellis Giles has returned to Auburn.
The ladies OF Great Pond gave an enter
tainment at the hall Friday evening.
Mrs. Williams, of Great Pond, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Seth Remission.
Ed. Richardson, who is employed in
Brewer, spent few days at home recently.
$. l.. Treadwell and wife, OF Brewer,
spent Sunday with his parents, f. c.
Treadwell and wife.
Edmund Giles leaves for East Machias
Tuesday morning with crew OF men to
work in the woods for the Machias Lum-
Der Co.
George Grover and wife and lothian
Roberts and wife returned home Saturday
from Marlboro, where they have been
tenting the past week.
Sept. II. q.
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EGYPT.

klden $. Smith and wife, of Wellesley
l.. Mass, are visiting friends and rela-
here.
hree deer we're seen early Sunday
hing By Leonard Clark directly In
b Of his house.
". IVES; and wife visited their broth
Daniel NJ. Vest, and family, in Bar
|bor, last Sunday.
sss wcodworth, OF Bar Harbor, has
) calling on friends and relatives here
the last two days.
E. scsmmon, if., and wife are reeeiy-
congratulations on the birth OF a
ghter, born Sept. 1.
is Edith Clarke returned home Sat
ly night from Winter Harbor, where
hiss had employment.
IS. Ralph Clarke, ~ Massachusetts,,
Bernice Clarke, Of Portland, are visit
their parents, Adelbert Clarke and
|ielbert V. Grover, who has been en-
Fed at Bar HarboF for the past season,
has position on yacht, and has
I to New York.
Fiss B. Ruth Savage, who has been en-
Fed at seal Harbor this season, has re-
bed home 10 attend the high school at
village, which opens to-day.
lrs. Mary G. West and daughter Helen,
have spent the summer in Southwest
dor, are expected home Tuesday, Sept.
Their many friends will be glad of
i return.
rs. W. r. Butler and three children
ed their summer cottage, Tugwasssh
se, and left for their home in New
lord, Mass, Sunday. Prof. Butler and
OF the children left earlier in the sea
'pt. II. w.
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lrsaI Notices.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

"HEREAS Fred B. Jordan, of Mariavfllss
w in the county of Hancock, State Of
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated he lssa
day Of June, 1881. and recorded in book In
page 2SI, in the registry of deeds for Han.a<kT
county, Maine, conveyed in mort gage to Man.
sci Bailey. OF said Mariaville, certain real ESQ.,
tate, described in said mortgage as follows
"a certain lot or parcel of land situated i'm
said Mariaville and bounded and described ss
follows, to witt Beginning at the southwest
corner of a lot of land formerly owned 4akil
occupied by Alanson Jordan; thence soxth
sixty five rods to a stake a. stones; theAceA
east one hundred and sixty rods o loE OF
land formerly owned and occupied by s. H
81 @. Case; theEce north sixty five rods to tAze
southeast corner of the above named Jordan
lot; the ce west on the line of said Jordan lot
TO the first mentioned bounds. Being YaEt
OF lot No. One. Second Range, and containing
sixty five acres more or less.
Also another lot of land situated in SaSE
Mariaville, bounded & described as fol,cSa
to wit: Beginning sixty-tve rods south fram
the northeast corner OF lot No. One, secDn4k
Mill pond; thence northerly up said pond a.
high water mark to the east line OF said lot
place of beginnif &. and containing three
acres, more or less. Excepting and reserving
three acres, more or less, it being the NORTH
east corner Of lot No. One. Range Two, and
the same that is covered with water mosS 0r
the time"
And whereas afterwards on the eth dayeF
July, 1885, the said Mansel Bailey (signing AZ
Mansel d. Bailey did assign and transfer
said mort gage deed and the debt thereby xs--
cure d, TO Gilman Jordan, late of Waltham, In
said county, as will appear by said assign
ment recorded in said registry of deeds In.
book 200, page $50. And whereas the condition.
of said mortgage is broken and now remains
broken and uuperformed, now therefore. by
reason Of Il e breach of the condition OF said
mortgage, l, the undersigned, MILFORD b. }sr-
dan, administrator of the estate of the s1iG
late Gilman Jordan, in my said capacity sxl
administrator Aforesaid, do hereby claim d
foreclosure of said mortgage, and give this
no ice Of my intention in my said capacity
to foreclose said mortgage for reach of thfa
conditions thereof. MILFORD B. jon AN,
Of
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ATLANTIC,

Mrs. Vesta Barbour Pierce left for her
home in Rockland Saturday.
Miss Ruthie Staples, who has been to
Portland and Gardiner with her father,
Capt. Willard Staples, arrived home Satur-
day.
William B. MacAvey, wife and daughter
Lila left Sunday morning for their home
in Bradford. They have been visiting
Mrs. MacAvey's mother, Mrs. William
Joyce.
Schooner Jenny Lind, of Deer Isle,
brought lumber from Bangor for Howard
Staples new house. The cellar and well
are completed, the work being done by
Mr.. Drawn and Mr.. Gott.
Sept. Is. s.
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FRANKLIN.

The baseball nine will play at the Cher
ryfield fair this week.
The three masted schooner Abbie Bow
ker is loading paving and crosswalk for
New York, for w. b. Blaisdell & Co.
Mrs. j. T. Maxwell rode up from Han
cock Point Saturday, taking with her on
her return Mrs. Collins and daughter Vir-
ginia.
The many friends of Mrs. Stella Boston
Swan regret her recent illness and hurried
departure from Hancock Point, where she
has been for some time hoping for physical
improvement.
Sept. II. b.
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TRENTON.
Sept. IT.

Mr.. Dunbar, of Steuben, is visiting his
son, Frank Dunbar.
Mrs. Nichols, of Searsport, is visiting at
the old homestead at the bridge.
H. H. Hopkins had cargo of corn and
groceries landed at his wharf Wednesday.
FL. II. Hopkins and family left on the
noon train Tuesday for Boston. He will
be absent two weeks.
Woodbury. Leland, who has been en-
ployed at Northeast Harbor for the sea-
son, returned home Sunday.
Melbourn Rinaldo, who has been living
in Ellsworth for the past six months,
moved his family to his home here Satur-
day.
Sept. II. 5.
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NJ

Mems Shoes So to $3.50. Boys Shoes. So
TO 1925, Women's Shoes, 81. 90 to $1.5o-
Misses' & Children's Shoes, Sc. 25 to S1.OO.
Try W. l.. Douglas Women's, Misses and
ChiIdren's shoes; for style, fit AID wear
they excel other makes.
If | could take you into my large
factories at Brockton, Mass. land show
YOU how carefully WI. Douglas shoes
are made, YOU would then understand
why they hold their shape. fit better,
wear longer, and are of greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live, you can obtain w. L.
Douglas shoes. His name and price Is stamped
on the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and inferior shoes. Take no subsfis
sute. Ask your dealer for w. l.. Douglas shoes
and insist upon having them.
fast Color Eyeiets used; they wfH not Wedr byassg
Write for illustrated Catalog of Fall Styles.
w. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
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The Breath of Life.

~ significant fact that the strongest
~ u IT'S size, the gorilla, also has the
lungs. Powerful lungs means
az creatures. How to keep the
organs right should be mans
~ ~ study. Like thousands of others,
va A. Stephens, Of Port Williams,
H. ~ aearned how to do this. She writes;
NY NJ bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery
~ my cough Of two years and cured
cchat my friends thought consump-
y IT'S grand for throat and lung
80 Guaranteed by +. q. MOORE,
f ~ Price SOC and s1.00. Trial bot
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LEACffS POINT.

Miss Mary l.. Ripley is spending week
in Boothbay among friends.
Mrs. Maggie Heath, who has been visit
ing her parents, Joseph Brewster and wife,
returned to Boston Monday.
Louis Hubbard and wife, Wendell Leach
and wife, William Peavey and wife, Miss
Clara Churchill and Leon Dorr went to
the Bluehill fair Wednesday on buck
board, Irwin Hartman, driver.
Scot IS M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19

taking course in Colby college, when
forced by i'll health to go to Colorado.
Miss Carver successfully taught in her
native town, also in Brownville and in
Westcliffe, Col. Her many eastern friends
extend congratulations. Mr.. and Mrs.
Canda Will reside in Westclifte, where Mr..
Canda owns ranches.
Sept IT.
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6UNTY NEWS.
4 ,,.o.al County Nsrs. see oihsr pages.
GREAT POND.

,.v az the Family OF Klepto-
Il under the management OF Mrs.
gss given here Tuesday evening,
amherst Friday evening The
h .ueeass socially and financially.
Es,ss extend thanks to the people OF
Z, FOR liberal patronage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19

s'iust cover it over with Bucklen's Arni-
ca Salve and the Salve will do the rest"
Quickest cure for Burns, Boiis, Sores,
Scalds, Wounds, Piles, Eczema, Salt
Rheum, Chapped Hands, Sore Feet and
Sore Eyes. Only Zoe at e. G. MooRE's
drug store. Guaranteed.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

|aniel Robinson is quite i'll.
=. and Mrs, Mayo are here visiting
y Mayo's mother, Mrs. Eta Dow.
Eve York, who has been quite i'll from
ELECTS OF an insect sting, is gaining.
|'ank W. Hamlin and wife, OF Milo,
+ oere to attend the funeral OF Eben r.
Ey' Mr. Tracy's sister, Mrs. Ann
p~ck, OF Clifton, was also called here.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

FOyu and Carol Blaisdell returned
|'Say TO their school in Waterville.
II Lorimer, sister Of Rev. A. w.
.ef' has returned to Franklin to
While with her brother and his
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Itching. Blind, Bleeding Protrudfng Files,
Drurgisls are authorized TO refund money II
PAZ0 OINTMENT .ails to cure In IL 10 Gays
soc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
William Rufus Carter Dead,

William r. Carter, aged So years,
died at Centenary Hospital, st. Louis
at u o'clock Friday night Of a compli.
cation Of Brights disease and inflama-
tion Of the bladder. The deceased has
been afflicted with kidney trouble fol
the past three years, and lately his
condition became so alarming that II
was thought best to remove him to Z
hospital. He was taken TO Centenary
Hospital, st. Louis, Monday, January
/, and three days after, an operation
was performed. Mr.. Carter sank rap
idly from that time and died at mid
night Friday night.
Deceased was born Ia Galloway
county December 12, 1877, the son Of
Lemuel and Clorinda Carter, moving
with bis parents to Mexico about
1866. 10 November 1870, be was unit
ed in marriage to Miss leila Ann Fet
ter, Of this city.
MI. Carter dealt largely In bloodet
horses during bis life and was widely
known throughout the state as a com
petent trainer and an excellent judge
Of stock Of all kinds; he was a mar o.
character and numbered his friends b.
his acquaintances.
He is survived by his widow and
three children, Mrs. Z. II. Tincher
Misses Lena and Mamie Carter, ali o.
this city, to whom the LEDeDR john
the community in extending ~sinceresl
sympathy.
The remains we're shipped from St
Louis to this city Saturday afternoon
and funeral services were held al
the home on east Bolivef street, at ]
O'Clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. c. G,
Selecman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
SOLDIER ENDS HIS


The following is taken from the Sc,
Louis Post Dispatch:
Enforced separation from the wom-
an he loved prompted f. G Luckie,
nephew OF a congressman and memb'
er OF the Hospital Corps at Jefferson
Barrack, to end his life by swallowing
poison.
His body was sent "Wednesday to
Mexico, Mo-, where the young soldiers
father resides.
Luekie, who was % years old, was
transferred to Jefferson barracks from
Fort Riley. Kan two weeks ago Few
OF his comrades knew much OF Of bis
past. He was disincllned TO make
conioents OF other soldiers, aud ap'
peared morose.
After attending a lecture 10 the
hospital Monday afternoon Luckit
went upstairs to the dofmitory and
went to bed. HALF an hour later Sergt
George Lewis passed the room and
was startled by Luckie's heavy breath.
ing, Mai. BanIster, post surgeon; DR.
Davis, Lieut. Psles, Lieut. Poweils and
members Of the hospital stat worked
over Luckie, but he died six hours af'
ter his condition was discovered
Luckle's comrades believe that, IN
being transferred to jefferson Bar
racks, be was compelled to leave .
sweetheart and many friends In Forl
Riley, where he had spent severa
years