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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30
ing tomorrow"

We are going to have a grand
picnic at Never Happenedville, (I
hope You all know where it ISL
Plenty of turtle soup and stewed
lobsters and cooked corn bread. I
invite all the correspondents. "Jack
of Clubs," don't forget to take a
chair and a spoon along, (if you
have any.) "Girl," you take your
doll, and "King of Hearts, don't
forget to take all you hearts along.
"Schoolboy" will recite speeches,
and Flute" will furnish the music
on his flute. Well, yon know
fans occupation now during these
warm days, ! guarantee nice times
Ito all.
Pardon, Mr., Editor
with a hearty sqaasas.to ali, !
am yours for Jolly times. FAN:
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30
Legal Blanks.

Halletsville, Texas. 5-25.'06.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30
CQprnittee

You are hereby notified
that a special meeting of the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee has
been called to meet on Saturday,
June 9th, at 2 o'clock p, M, at the
court house in Halletsville, to re-
ceive the resignation of Chairman
W. R, McCutchan, and to elect Q
new chairman.
w, X. McCuTcHAN,
Chairman.
J.. c. HARERMAoHER,
Secretary.
Halletsville, Texas. 5-25-'06.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30

DR.. Frank Kent of San Antonio,
specialist in diseases of Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat, Offices with us
and it affords us pleasure TO rec
ommend the doctor to the public.
We have assisted him in several
operations and watched his work
closely.
We find him honest in dealing
with his patients, q thorough gen.
tleman and his professional ability
equal to any young man of his age.
DIS. SoHULzE & GRAY,
Sinner, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30

term Friday: K. A. Jones, prinoi-
pal and Misses Lizzie Hegel, Leila
Clayton, Emma Searcy, Della Nc
Kennon, Cassie Ledbotter and Cal
lie Koniakovsky, assistants. Miss
Hegel will teach the German and
Miss Koniakovsky the Bohemian
class.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30
Halletsvllle Teachers
Elected.

The board of trustees of the Hal
ileisville public school elected the
Neutrality-suspicious. rat the snanihk
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30
We Buy Life Insurance
Policies

And pay more in cash than the
companies issuing them. We also
buy policies subject to loans,
Write for terms or apply in per
son to SAM SCHWARTZ,
Agent Sinner,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30
Three Head Items.

Oh, what lovely weather ws have
nowl How the birds are singing
their swseisat cArols, and how busy
they ere building their dainty IT.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30

DIR. Frank Kent of San
Antonio, specialist in dis
eases of the Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat,
will visit
Sinner June 4th and 9Th, Moulton
9Th and 7th, Halletstille Sth and
9th.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30

DIR. o. II. Jordan, Veter=
mary Surgeon, will be at
Sinner Saturday, June 2,
'O6. Treats all diseases
of Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs and Dogs; Lameness
Fistulas, Tumors, etc.
Call at Schulze & Gray's
Drugstore.
To Members Of The DEM
Ocratic Executive
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-30

NLiss Matte Holiday Of Canton,
Mas, IL Ia The city, visiting her
mater Me, P,W, hedtNSIsi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
A CHILDREKS DAY SERMON To PARENTS

nsht and early hla morning. blessed year fathers
bea BY the cries OF children bcSdes
'oadinE the SeHda soldiers and sood mothers of tomorrow
Wise fathers and mothers taking hia ClitpHRNs day
consider The future of their uo ones
moJ4efs did hall on quarter of d century aso
Perhaps tho great family ef readers of hs Newspaper will be
willing about tranquil fireplace our comfortable
community home sud talk over ogethe tb vital question of the
What Tie chance Tor Of h boy world
honor aud poauony
him down into land Of where whether be black
white rich OF poor he Is equal tn an may the
Your son has atou 90 him education within reach
Nne'enha Of a The children Tho world born 10 die IN ienor
nee q" oven ue Wnea es' r nature That work about them
About your boy 10 wondel al
M ne can aeS Tor me aNsi pmont h hh work for The behef of
' tas ~ h hhna are "lh nE Influences which VIII cultivate
his mind build hts body sweet his heart and enlarge hts soul
baby ed now with tender haad soothing sleep her
Far her advantage intensified merely by the
she not born "a boar the burdens the We nbo
reckon With your daueh'ca intellectual that
produce material things in the worlds work which only
centuries
GREATER she viii produce hheora fields industry
Is happy Christmas day consideration Of eaplsnaon
tomorrow In connection With It
taking Of children into confidence
standlng By tuthy ansuens their aues,iona n Il we'll ID re-
child mind accepts What you aay az act and maj
deception In small things viii upon your
awful force your chldenH lack OF confidence in YOU
With gentle hands guide them into paths
than scientific fact that love win effect
amount Of force will compel compliance u bak
ferce Threats punishment merely make you hateful and
encourage the child avoid sou believe wlhilnesa
character digect simplicity their ulnded
honesty their clingins love aud willing sympathy
birth The Christina nation celebrates today;
NOT ENTER THEREIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
JOHN C0RT TO
GIVE BANQUETS

Al ~ 30 tonight IN Seattle and
al i1o In Salt Lake and Miles
CITY. over 90 show people All
drink To each others suecesn The
company Ia Seattle Wili be the
Florcuee Roberts company. and IL
Salt Lake the Mande Fealy com
paay. and AZ Miles CITY tho com
pany supporting MAJ Ftgman.
The three companies are thoae
under tho management 81 John CuFt
Of Seattle Last night Mr. Cori
sent kilograms 20 the companies a.
Salt Lake and Niles city that The
stars and members were 10 dine az
his expense Ia Seattle. Florence
Roberts and supporting members
win dine II The Llncoln A. ~ %.
Seattle time. the members Of the
three companies will drink 10 each
others success and incidentally 20
their manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

esls folds the separate faculties Of
the mind aud the seats q control
for the various muscles Some q
this has been done IN rather 4 gen
eFal. theoretical way Brain sur
nrry has advanced 10 a point where
persons can be deprived % a por
ton - their brain and stiil live
One old faliacy Was that the weight
81 the hrain invartably matched
the Intellect 81 the person. but
vhils some very gifted men have
bad very large brains. 40 have
many persons ~ feeble mind. 20 the
rule does not bold good IN. -
erct ~ superiority seems 20 be Ia
q brain quality which has not yet
been identifisa
n Or nearborn'a brain II pufchaa
Cd and made the subject 81 special
study n mas be that some Of the
qualities Il has manifeetet ia life
mas Do traced after death b. the
scientists knife and microscope A.
any rate. br Dearborn IL heartily
willing that II be attempted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

ton The reasoning posaT appears
20 be especially sell developed Ia
her
Socialists are nowadays. II ans
thing more keen % solve the sub
flrtiea 81 the bfaiu'H function All
that has been done. aud great ef
forts have been made. have had bat
Inadequate rpsuita The truth 81
tho matter IL. ihe brain IL net yell
understood. and research seems 20
be praefica > baffled VlViaectIan
has hecn rcaorted 20 IN the skfFem-
~ uf the auAiomiata curiosity. bat
thls h. necessarily confined 10
dumb animals. and shat has been
discovered IN this waY has been ap
piled 10 the human brain merely
by comparison
One 81 The things that 10 demon
strafea IL that The higher the intel
llEencr q the creature the more ths
brain in couvoluiea. that ia tho
more folds There arr in the brain
In the human brain an effort has
been made 10 locate IN thcse vafi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

York. Chicago and other laFEe
cities
The exercises viii be directed by
the faculty ~ the school including
Lillian Fisher. Alice Hamblet. and
slRnora Matilda. assisted by Mira
W II Alfred. bessie SNOW. Inleta
Rlsiey. Helen narham. Margaret
Dr1ndaie. Gertrude Dean aud Mrs
Theara Carter
The proceedings wiil begin n
o'clock with reception b. the
children to their guests An In.
formal program % music. singing.
dancing and Rotations viii be pre-.
scented during the afternoon and
several very pleasant surprises
have been arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
they WON'T Leave
HIM ALONE

win fofee the sllon. A. D. az the
unanimous request nf the homer
able beard 90 county commission
rrs composed 81 charley naak
iuEham. Dan Ahrahama ANA HAl'
Rutherford e. aet aside hla hearts
desire Tor meditation. study and
retirement and come to the rcaeup
~ she elamarlan arublle - con
tinuluH in ihc public service nn
county pufehaaInF agrnt at q 500
"A NoHr and
John WeadlnH Of Auburn uan
brenght out au "a candidate yvater.
aaX MI Wooding. Il b known. Will
decline rtro next candidate Ga br
hronght out a. WIN A. Parry. then
eSs MaNar r. A. uailnsgr. aud aa on
down the iinc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
THOMPSON TRIAL MAY
Be INTERRUPTED

Jury box when court eonvenes To
morrow morning. and Il h nuuslhle
that his Illness may result IN a
mis- trlal
To-day the iufora are spending
Christmas IN judge SHELLS court
room Al the courts request. the
best dinner posslhio 10 secure ~
hging served them and they are
permitted 90 receive Christmas
Sits aud letters from their famlilea
Al ot the letters. however, afu
closely scanned beforc being hand.
cd into the jury room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

with the llls which affiiet young
sters
From All parts Of the city cloth.
Ing In abundance has been In the
last week delivered at the door or
thu home Money. too. has come IN
and all IN order Ia Impress on the
minds 81 the youngsters the mean
Ing Of Christmas time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

PORTLAND. Ore. Dee. 2s.-one
% the hralnisst women o. the pa.
cifle eoast has Pot her brain on
tire market. She warts TO sell
the actual contents % her Uranium.
She Will surrender title 20 them for
the beat offer.
The only stipulation she makes
10 that she will retain a life Inter.
cst IN them AZ her death her
brains are 10 be the property o.
the purchaser.
This woman Il nf Ella X. Dear.
born. woman uf diversified tai.
cuts. speaking several languages. a
physician. author aud song writer.
socially aecump iished and veraed In
the domestic arts. Dr Dearborn q
proposition il q business ore She
wants TO realize nnw unuu her
brains To order that abe may use
the money during her lifetime
Saws Dr ncaFboFu ~ ts nseeAs
saFY Tor thu advancement ~ The hu.
man family that the brains ~ col.
turpd people b. studied - hnat.
umlsta and students ~ Psychology
Anatomista experience great diffi
Guilty in procuring normal brains for
disascting purposes. most 81 those
that come 20 the diaseeiinx rooma
being the brains Of people ~ men.
tAi lnferiofity. nsmaily pagpefB and
iunatiea. There cnH be no possible
ohiectlon TO having ones brains
studied after you arr dad. aud -
! do not feel auy heslthncy IN offer
ing mine to the highest bidder. sith
the condition. Of course. that ! shall
continue 10 use them myself ~ Ions
AZ am able. expect 90 hear from
expects in this branch u anatomy
and will deal with all bids direci
iya
OF late years Dr Dearborn has
son a national reputation as a writ.
~ upon health and hygiene and
wholesome living. her writing being
marked BY a fofcefBineas that ludi
Gates a vigorous Intellect and n
strong style unhinaeFed By eonYcu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
IN
STACELANO

The Juvenile pupils OF the EEan
Dramatic school will hold their an
nuai Christmas celebration Ia
Ernn'a hall in the Arcade building
Monday afternoon n 2 O'Clock The
event this year viii take the form
Of a children'H party to which the
boys and girls Of the school 70.
gether with their giri aud boy
friends are eligible.
The party Monday viii be fash
ioned after similar affairs given by
the children Of staEcland In New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
.ona .. J. SMITH NAY az
rneegp TO ACCEPT OF 100
nr PURCHASING AGENT.

rsw uetbea has been adopted
. ..nee present County Commits
ss n i. smth "tho reluctant
=, q issaluah' e. reliuquish bits
- Cor RURAL auietude ana rt-
s@meni end ca Undue him with
.ssnFh puhlic srifil o. continue his
'.s,sf a. public official relieving
- taNraYeFs 81 king county of
ssels SPAR chaHEe
Candidate far pnrchaning agent
~ afv known SURF - decline viii
! hfaasht out ana . that way h
I hepea 10 create a situation which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
BANQUET ron re
FOOTBALL pLhYEH8.

Tho Mufin1mah football players
viii eat Christmas dinner b. fha
rooms ~ the ae8ffIao Athletic club
after the game thln afternoon. Hu-
fOfluteudeut iHfiiH baH arranged Tor
d banquet IN their honor About 30
covers are 10 be laid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
TOM AND JERRY
ARE ABSENTEES
fserInns rslsarsph s,rvIe..l

CHICAGO, Dec Chicago
and Christmas. with no Tom and
Jerry" lH the situation which
faced the thirsty ones today The
leading hotels said. With eggs at
SO cents = dozen. wc cannot make
a profit from 4 Tom and Jerry"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
NRoR cRowMAN SUFFERS a
PAINTING SPELL AND rs
vgRY WEAK THIS MORNING

TACOMA. Dee. e6--John NJ
erownan. one % the Jurors In the
fAompsOn case. Who vas aitlnE
YESTERDAY afternoon. bad a faintinE
spsll last nlghi at 10 o'eloek and
Als mornlng Is said 10 be very
ueak,
FeaF Is expressed that he viii be
Enable 20 occupy his place In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
.RYTHER ORPHANS
ENJOYING DAY

Forty i've orphan children up AZ
ne Ryther home are today having
sh< Christmas time OF their lives.
rer many ~ tho modern Nicholas
Niekiebys. namely for those whose
k1urn under the kindly roof of
-Ncsher" Ryther. as al call her.
saes not date back year, the
strange. unaccuuntahle magic Of the
Tale season IL setting blood A.
,lnsle tor the first time
The grcat eaatie-ilke residence OF
- Rythefs. which the good NO
mar has transformed into a home
~ the destitute. Is today one Of
tss merrisat houles In Seattle
cassr little figures. clothed In ali
manner ~ trousers and dresses and
vasstss their years from 10 II:
pEnehed Of features those Who
lave uat been there hong: wIth hap
rlness pcefink like a llEht from
the hnes and seams OF their faces
tks -Nsrry Christmaz- OF a score
u diminatiye youngsters sounding
ssranxe and uex aud magic a. thcY
SAGE their tips Ger the words; a
great tree AEGEAN snd a.flaah in
De hlghcsiled parlor of the old
hshscned house. with eyes blink
lax. tewtlaered aud wondering. ~
candle nnd tinaei such 4 the pic
tire 20 It's rough blocking out
shfrh one might see Il he weru to
stroll sp Denny Way and steal a
xssnea AZ the Inside Of the Ryther
hone
The downtown merchants sent
'aTs and candy and all manner OF
chFistniAs effects for Mother
R5theF 10 distribute 20 her charges
-Nsrcyi exclaimed the mother OF
raife and founding. when q quar-
Ter Of ton Of candy was delivered
hsi Saturday It wili make them
N sick'" But II they do get slick
sAe h a master hand in coping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

wAHAi.AK. Dec. gs.-H n re-
ported that two white men and sew
GA blacks Wsrs killed In a rlst. Ne.
zrees surround the village.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
HELLO Girls IN oLEs.

= The hello girls uf the two .
. telephone companies Of Seat =
e tie were duly remembered TO =
. day. A. both offices large .
. quantities % candies tn boxes 4
. and presents 81 other kinds 4
> sent by messengers were piled q
. up and. between Number. 4
. uioase9" a nibhlc az a tempt. 4
. Ina chocolate or bon bon was 4
. eagerly INDUCED in" 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

Weston avenue wears ar appear
aUeH Of abandonment But three 81
the commission houses are open and
none are doing business Late yes
tfraHy afternoon The price on tur-
keys jumped from BE - zse. and
by evening were unaftaIuaslc az
any price. There VAS a heavy de-
mHnd for squash. pumpkins and
fHnbcrfleH. al 81 which we're 10 DO
had in small quantities.
English waInufH were firm AZ tEe.
the stock being limited.
IS. ElegiaW a 90. have the first
shipment ~ Lille ofHuKeH They
are ~ g fine quality and are find
Ing ready market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

Oct your haadlaaded shells for
Nss Years at A. l. Hail. III
First ave. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

STYLISH CLOTHES. without thu
big prices. Elliott a Mo0regor
1899 Second av. %"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

Toe High Brass Base DUPONT or
l.. 4 w. lnfallibie smokeleBs Shells,
55e. az 8pianinR's 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26

Klein. the snosnaxer. 81 Jane,
n .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
WOMAN BURNS
TO DEATH Il

MOBILE Ala. Dec zs The
clothing Of Hrs MARY Anderson be
come leHited By Christmas fire
"a ofIH and she burned ~ death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-26
BRILLIANT WOMAN OFFERS
HER BRAIN TO SCIENCE
M Ella X. DEARBORN. or
PORTLAND. OR, WILL SILL
TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDER.

WANTS TO USE TIE PROCEEDS
DURING Lire: BuT AFTER
pEATH-wELcomE TO TIE
ANTAGONISTS KNIFE AND NJ.
cRoscoPE.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
SCHOOL MASTERS
AND WIVES HELD
JOLLY DAY OFF,

The last social gathering OF the season
was held by the grammar school masters
last evening at the beautiful home OF
Principal f. Harrison Howard OF the
Candace street school. at Conimicut.
About 40 were present. including the
wives OF the masters. and they were en-
tertained with lavish hospitality, ban
duet and Informal social features contrib
uting 10 render this one Of the most de-
lightful gatherings of the kind held since
the masters adopted this method OF pro-
noting their mutual enjoyment.
Principal George r. Church OF the
Peace street school presided, and brief en-
tertaining and practical speeches were
made by Superintendent Walter H. Small.
Frank A. Spratt, Mr.. Church and others.
Mr.. Church then introduced Alden l.
Dillenback, a goaduate OF his school. who.
for half an hour, entertained the company
with what they pronounced the most en-
joyable and skilful exhibition OF legitl-
mate sleight-of-hand they had ever seen
at the hands OF any other than Keller or
Hermann. The young magicians run
ming fire OF vailery and wit contributed
much 10 the pleasure found In his work;
and. although conditions forced him to
perform his experiments within two feet
OF the audience, he completely mystic al
everyone, and was accorded enthusiastic
applause and later was warmly congratu-
lated on the cleverness OF his deceptions
and the original character OF his pro.
gram.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16

Gen. Brayton as the latter has been
10 the interests the attorney has II
various times represented.
Gen. Brayton isn't the same man
he used TO be. He has been growing
more and more all things to all men
frequently playing both ends against
tho middle; and some OF us have found
him out. In my opinion, this is vir-
tually what he has been doing with
reference TO the Republican senatorial
candidacy; and it's making n whole lot
OF trouble for the party that bodies
no good for IL In the coming cam
pa.gn."
Say what you please about the
General being good TO his friends"
said another Republican. who hasn't
hesitated to profit by the influence
OF the Boss at the State House, 1T
cannot he denied that he is the old
man OF the sea- on the back OF the
party; and sooner or later the load Is
going to become so heavy that either
he must be shaken of or the back
will break"
Continued on Page Eight.)
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
PHONE COMPANY
NOW HA[TS AND
SPARS FOR WIND

The Home Telephone appears not so
anxious 20 secure Immediately valuable
rights in the city OF Providence as II
was few weeks ago. and seems to have
found sufficient reason for not at once
placing itself where II would be forced to
disclose the names OF ats hackers and the
character of its system, or fail TO obtain
the privileges II seeks.
Just what may be the exact expana-
ton is not known outside OF, Its own pale
of secrecy; but at yesterday afternoons
meeting of the city council special COM
mittee Judge Thomas u. Lee OF the firm
of Barney a. Lee, attorneys for the COM
pany stated that he was not prepared to
present his case at this time and asked
that he be granted until the flnst OF Sep
tenber.
Subsequently the committee acceded to
his request and adjourned TO meet at the
call OF the chairman.
Judge Lee said afterward that the
reason the extension OF time was asked
was because the schedule OF rates to be
offered to this city and surrounding
towns had not been decided upon and
that the concessions that the company
would offer TO the city In return for
franchise had not been definitely DETER
mined.
The committee elected Councilman John
T.. Kendrick chairman and ID. f. Hayden
secretary.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-16
OF BOARD
MATTHEW'S GUILT
ROBERT CLAIR
DROWNED At
K|RW|N'S BEACH

Robert Clair. "a years OF age. was
drowned at Kirwln's bathing beach yes
terday afternoon after making frantic
struggles which were witnessed by three
men from the beach raft about 20 feet
distant. Near at hand was a life buoy
which could have been thrown 10 him haS
the men on the raft had the presence OF
mind. Two OF the men who watched tne
drowning mans struggle were dressed III
swimming costume. . .
Clair was a poor swimmer and IL is
this thought that he believed the water
shallow as at low tide there is only about
three feet OF water where he went down;
instead the depth was about feet be-
cause OF flood tide at about 4:SO when the
accident happened. lie had entered sre'l sar .no
ing about. went down. lie spit out wafer
when he came up and went down again;
The men on the raft watched him but dld
not realize what was transpiring unul
Clair failed 20 come UP after going down
for the third time.
Alarmed. they hurried e get y boat boat
Heff. a surtman attached TO the Watch
Hill life saving station during the winter
and Kirwin's beach in the summer.
After Clair had been in the water fully
Is minutes his body was brought up by
John German OF Ll3 Smith street. Edge
wood. who had dived over dozen times
for II from the raft and collided with the
mans legs. the upper part OF the body
resting on the bottom. Half dozen other
bathers engaged in the search for the
body. including Lieut.. John Angllly,
volunteer life saver, who was almost ex-
hausted by his repeated efforts with hard
ly pause for breath.
DR. Robert A Hale. 1407 Broad street,
and DR. w w. Kirby. 337 Elmwood ave-
nue. worked over the body fully an hour,
but their efforts were fruftless. About
two gallons OF water was taken out OF the
man and the body was lax indicating
that Clair's death had not been caused by
cramps.
Medical Examiner Longfellow was mo-
tilted and ordered the body sent to Frank
Kilgore's undertaking rooms on Broad
street where he viewed II last night.
Clair's identity was determined by
letter found in his clothing. He was a
single man and had come TO this city
from the West and boarded at 123 Clifford
street Recently he had been employed by
the Ward Corby company as driver.