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The Dolores star., 1906-02-02
Work pemanded Of Architects.

When new cathedral or a new col
lege is to be built 1t is we'll that archi-
tects should compete for 1t. for then.
other things being equal. the best man
gets the job and the best possible
kind Of building is assured.
Few persons, though. realize what
It costs an architect to enter COM
petition. They do not understand the
time and labor that must be devoted
to the design. the estimates. etc.
There Il one frm OF architects In
New York that spent $500 last year
on single competition. This flrm
entered ten competitions altogether.
winning four Of them, and the total
esst to do It was $1,000.
The Dolores star., 1906-02-02
Fund to Law Dormant Lono.

In emulation Of BENJAMIN Franklin
Mayor Fitzgerald Of Boston has donat-
ed $1,000 to form fund that is to
accumulate interest for 100 years, to
be then expended for purposes which
will in the opinion OF the managers
composing the board at that time
best serve the interests of humanity.
The Dolores star., 1906-02-02
susINEss DoN'rs.

Don't. attempt more than you can
dO we'll.
Don't let anything shake your faith
ir yourself.
Don't make personal remarks about
your competitor.
Don't be afraid to 60 out Of your
way to do man a good turn. Eavors
ase good Investments and often bring
= high rate Of interest.
Don't bark at other peoples faults.
T9urs are just as glaring In the lime
light Of someone else's observation.
Don't tell your troubles. The world
INIT looking for anyone to console
Keep your troubles to yourself Laugh
III the face Of difficulties and dare to
ftfl sure Of success.
pont lose time. Remember. time
waits for No man.
Dont hang around gossiplng after
you have secured customer's order.
Ihnak him anA 1oaye him, remember
~ ~ dire y valuabIe.
The Dolores star., 1906-02-02

fim Nf one lady, who seemed to ase
afraid to Cross the rails.
When the conductor drew near she
asked. in timid voice: "Wculd eet
n shock n I put my foot on that rally"
pointing to the nearest one.
M, madam" answered the con
ductor, politely. mot unless you put
your other foot on the trolley wire."-
Exchange.
The Dolores star., 1906-02-02
|rrrrs pAsarn or = sssock.

Psssssrav Assvbss5e Fsss sssrDsy
IIsssiy - - psrserns4
one day an electric car was DE-
tor went 10 . nearby once and tele-
phuned FOR the work gang. when he
returned to the scene OF the accident
hs saw that The passengers were on
me ode OF the track with tae excep-
The Dolores star., 1906-02-02
@cHEER-you-vPs."

The rest cure becomes habit with
some people.
Ntney talks. and some people make
every penny count.
The only sure way to keep good
cock 10 to marry her.
Happy is he who never knows when
he gets the worst Of It.
Regret is something we feel for tho
mistakes Of our friends.
Some people regard life as perpet-
ual Indignation meeting.
There wouldn't be much matrimony
without a maiden effort.
IN giving away your money, avoid
giving away how you got 1t.
Never Judge a mans feet by the
slippers his wife makes for him.
Lcndon Answers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
indian MAKES FORTUNE
IN KANSAS LEAD LAND


Albuquerque. y. NJ, July 23.--sia.
tionsry Engineer Abney Of the Albn-
auerque United States Indian school
Who is a graduate of Carlisle and a
full.bioded New Mexican Indian. has
just received word from Kansas
which means that he has suddenly be-
come u rich man. Abner some years
ago secured for four or five dollars
IN acre several hundred acres Of land
On o reservation In Kansas which vas
thought 10 be useful for nothing more
than grazing or farming land. He has
received word that the discovery has
hseu made that there are valuable de,
fogits Of lead ore under his property
and has been offered $4,000 cold
cash sor his holdings by an eastern
company which wishes TO develop the
lead deposits.
Ahner has not decided what 90 do
about the matter yet but win likely
accept the offer which will place him
In easy circumstances. Ahner is a
competent engineer. having had a
thorough mechanical education and
has been at the local Indian school
for some time past.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

The delegates cheered the Russians
to the echo. Premier Campbell-Ba
herman in . speech greeted them and
also paid a tribute TO Emperor Mich
olas.
1T could be thought" he said, that
the Russian parliament. although dis.
solved, was sure 10 come into exist
ence again." Then In a sudden ex.
cess of enthusiasm he shouted: THE
Russian parliament is dead: long live
the Russian parliament"
The delegates rose to their feet and
the storm Of cheering which followed
llsted several minutes.
In conclusion. the premier said that
the next peace conference at the
Hague, n general act would he drawn
up for the submission Of all questions
Of dispute without restrictions to the
Hague tribunal for the universal good
of humanity.
introduction BY Cable
This session Of the 1nter.parlia.
mentary Union had been called to
convene in London, July 23rd. In order
to pass upon the reports filed In June
by the commissions which were ap
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
RUSSELL sage dies
At LONG ISLAND HOME
Veteran Finaneier Would hav. Been
Ninety In Ausvss--wiII No. Disturb
Stock Market.

New York. July 23.-Russeil Sage
died suddenly yesterday at his coun.
try home at Lawrence. Long Island.
The immediate cause Of death was
heart failure, resulting frum a com.
plication Of diseases incident to old
age. The veteran financier would
have celebrated his ninetieth birth.
day on August 4th.
His death was probably more or
less a factor in today's stock market,
which opened heavy. than the disso.
luton OF the Russian douma.
Persons conversant with the affairs
Of the late Russell Sage said he had
comparatively little money out on
loans and that his death would hard.
ly disturb local financial conditions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

pointed at the Brussels session last
have an extraordinary session of the
union SO that its whole weight might
be back Of the request for the CONVEX.
sion Of the second Hague conference
into permanent body. when this
proposition Is presented 10 the mem.
bers OF that conference next May. in
the form Of report approved unani.
mously by the members OF the Inter.
parliamentary commission.
This will be Of course the most i'm.
portant point on the program OF the
London conference, but hardly less
important Is the report of the com.
mission on a model arbitration treaty.
That commission, like the one ON In
ternatfonal congress, is composed OF
very eminent men. It's president is
Ernst Won Plener, ex-minister Of fin.
ance Of Astria. He was for many
years the leader OF the German party
In the Astrian parliament. This CON-
mission had TO- grapple with these
problems: & 4 ~ vi
The Problems
q, How to draw a treaty Of arbitra-
tior which can be exected BY aIl ma
tions without holding the progressive
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
LIGHTNING KILLS FIVE
At SUNDAY BALL CANE
0oit Struck Grand stand Packed with
Aamsnity-rwsaty injured - Fisty
ssunned. ~ !. 70

Manitowoc. Wis. July :s.--,Iust be-
fore the ball game between the local
team and Plymouth nine, = fierce
electrical storm swept over the city
this afternoon and . holt of lightning
struck the grand stand, where the
spectators and players had sought
shelter. Five persons we're killed
and twenty OF more injured. At least
fifty more were stunned by the shock.
The dead: @ q
Albert Skuhka. aged % years.
Walter Hand. aged IS years.
Irvine woelert, aged 20 years. "
Anton Karke. sgea II years.
william Krautsen, aged 16 years. :
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
officers ARRIVE IT
Big CAMP At AUSTIN


Austin. Texas, July ss.--Esery day
ADDS new arrivals at Camp Mabry and
more Interest In the big encampmen,
among the latest to reach there from
forf Sam Houston are the followinr.
capt. NJ. J. Lehman Of the general
stan: Col. 9. Schuler, chief Of star.
Capt. j. ID. Leitch. judge advocate:
capt ID b. Chase. chief surgeon: Can.
tain G. =. Stanton, chief paymaster.
Major J. y. r. Lands. inspector zen.
erai; Major II. d. Snyder and serrt.
John X. ID. Barrett Of the hospitaI
corps. All Of these officers have du.
Ties TO perform In advance OF the
coming of the troops and are now do.
mieiied In tents at Camp Mabry at
work on their respective assignments.
There Is much preparation necessary
Tor the inauguration and operation OF
a manenver camp the size Of the one
to be held al Camp Mabry. hence the
presence Of the large number Of reg.
nlar troops In advance Of the main
bodies.
Car load after cor load OF commits
sary supplies Of all kinds. including
everything needed. have arrived ami
are being stored In the warehouses on
the camp siding and in large storage
tents made especially for such pur.
poses.
Br!gadier-General McCaskey. has
approved the plat or plan for the To-
cation Of the troops during the camp
The regulars will. be on the east side
Of the railroad and the national guard
OF the several states and territories
will be on the west side OF the rail.
road. rs the Texas national guard was
wont to be located In the olden days
+ The aofhcial umpire has nearly com.
pleted the program Of the maneuvers
which will include everything Incl.
dent to modern warfare. and as soon
as II Is approved by General Mccas.
key. the press will be furnished with
copies.
Capt. Martin Craig. First cavalry,
has been designated by General Me.
Caskey to represent the First caval.
ry In the division rifle shoot In the
Sea Girt competition. Captain Craig
has been at work preparing, the plat
and plans Of the maneuver ground, az.
sisted by Z detail Of troopers, Who
will be the guides Of all the opposing
forces during the maneuvers.
A number of civilian employees In
the auartermaster and commissary
departments have arrived ana enter.
ed upon their duties
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

tssaasps y, NJ Isay sa-sAsssss
Gaasansas& ~ Mekinaey euanay Was
ssssera&F faaas suIlsF lssare Inssses
~ shs rs&ns Reese Hsasos a A.
saaat aEaa aompAsant a Iaha wsf-
sins- sha h snpsossa In the Irvine
market. sfO0U
Nsaksas and The sheriff had some
aasrasfs aaaat satswtnx . horss and
IN tie sTsansns ceeainTsos D. ssSa %
Asss sarsek The boz. Tie latter swose
"s1s q ~sErsnG teT assault and The
sAsEis wss arrested sns fln~S. Hs
hss snnS anesS that ha win appeal he
case.
Iisa Miller. . negro. wss arrested
and sa~e s2s. fnr violation 81 The city
oraiassee forbaddins he sale Of n
qacr 10 Indians- Miller served sig
months In Jail -ome time sso for ths
same afisHseL A determined effort II
hsiag made 20 stop the practice In
this county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
RESTORED At SHO.
SRONl, THE New TOWN
Believe Moody Was Killed BY South
Dakota EnemY>-Anterson Will Re.
eover-Eiort &c Moss.

shoshoni, wyo., July 2s.-Guy An.
derson, one Of the victims OF the
shooting Saturday. will probably re.
cover. There are eight suspicious
persons in the city who will probably
be shipped out of the city.
It is now believed that Moody was
killed by an enemy from South Da.
kota and not by gamblers.
There is no need of calling on the
militia as order has been restored.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
.PULlJANES BEAT
BACku.S.POuCE
LIEUT.. stoasMtck. rWELsg pal
vArEs ANc scoUr kfllgo-
rHo NOT RECOVERED.


Manila. July "A dessrhmsse a
TIE ooasssbalsry eaeoansersd . sss1
os six hundred pulsiasss near Bsrsss
% shs Iaiasd Of I<yss on sss1ay
mmning, i
iAeasessst wosswtck. twelve sssv.
asss and . civilian scout nane1 -
Bride ssns killed. Tss coastassIary
sas driven back. Ths bodtss q ali
but too d the priysses we're recover.
cd.
asiasssssssnts oN6srsa
Reinfoscensais os The coassabslsry
have bern sent iron ths sssrss -
tsos. A company of regular iafA.tYy
hsz also bsen ordered 70 tAe scs.e.
u n reported In ~ seisAbosAo1
thst = thousand Fulajases an h -
sIeid. ~s
worxvick vas . Ksnsan recsatiy
appointed 10 the constsboary ~
this VS. his first hattie. *@ #
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
TWENTY KILLED. MORE
THAN SCORE INJURED
FREicHr TRAM FAiIs TO No.
cEIvE ORDERS ON SEA soAeO
-colLipCs WITH PASSENGER.

Raleigh, N. C., July ss.---A collision
between freight train and the reg.
uiar passenger train On the seahoard
Air Line last night, three miles south
81 Hamlet. resulted In the death of
four Of the trainmen and sixteei 9th
ers. The injured number twenty.four.
The wreck Wa due 10 the failure of
q l.asseascr train to receive orders ~
Isockiushsm. ~< .a.*-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
200 SAILORS SICK FROM
EATING "EMoALMED" DGGe

Rockport. Mass, July %. - Two
hundred blueiackets aboard the hat
tIeship Illinois are in q serious con
dit!on. the result Of eating had meat.
liver containing ptomaines. Ths doc
tors cannot say vet whether any cases
will prove fatal, hut II Is feared some
may die. Seyeal cases Of diptheia
we're reported aboard the battleship
Missouri. which viii b sent 10 Chel-
sea hospital for Treatment The Mis-
souri, Is under quarantine. !
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

DIR. Carver was unable to give an
exhibition Of his wonderful diving
horses at the Driving park yesterday
afternoon on account Of the heavy
rain, Disappointing hundreds and hun
dreds Of people. Exhibitions will be
given on Friday. Saturday and Sun
day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

Lcncon. July ss-The body ~ the
late Lady caEzon sas buried today In
the family vault In the village church
yard of Kedtles,on in the presence of
only immediate relatives. Among the
mass Of flowers vas q wreath from
President Roosevelt.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
RAYMOND WHiTcoMe CON. e
DucToN SHOOTS HIMSELF

Seattle. July 2s.--George A. Sim.
monds. one Of the Raymond. whitcomb,
excursion party bound for Alaskan
points. committed suicide here today
by shoting hismelf In the head while
standing on the wharf. just as the two
steamers carrying the members Of his
party had pulled away from the dock.
The coroner can find no cause for tho,
deed. - ..<. .s ssss.s,se
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

London, 23The conference
menary Union opened palace today adler
Of international from the paiaments Europe
well Of those hemisphere
hardly the
able excitement, Russian par
lament
the the world obliged to
consequence dissolution body they
officially appointed represent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

Every member of Troop 4, IN ~.
cruits and other persons who desire
70 60 to Austin, Texas. must be pres4
ent al the drill at the armory this
evening when final arrangements VIII
be made. No member OF the troop
who Is net present win be considered
as desircus Of attending the encamp.
ment. Turn out tonight whether you
intent To accompany the troop or not.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT IS DEAD;
LONG LIVE The PARLIAMENT

ENelANp's PREMIER SHOUTED iNTERpARlAMENTARv
WHERE RUSSIAN REPRESENT ATWEs WITHDRAW ACCOUNT
OF DISQUALIFICATION or CHEERS cREErs rAEM-eao.
LENS TO CONFRONT coNcREs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

h~sS 70 uoss~ sks stnes fsp Years
arc . o. fssi srip ~ fh@ ssso~rs~y
asd ls1sstnasihis sssssnmsnt. sipins
OF fw - rsanshs q least, ahS ~hsse
arsctsrs - pcpalzr soysssmsss =.
ers@6 Il nurA ecss-
oisssN6sae gisassas UasseS
g pstersssrx. Jaiy = 9-Tke scv.
sFn1sseis ms6nixks ecsp d'sszf II
dis~slsiag pariisn~st and spposaisss
. sss rssmies is already having ths
snees af anisisg al ,he aisoordans
eirsessss II the opES~iiton. Already
n y clear ,hst resistance sfI BE-
Hade. AoeordisS 70 latest assBcss
sc0 Hisoss. nemtsrs of he psrlia,
a<nf Who sled 10 Finland intend TO
DEFY their sovereign. They are yss.
saziIy refusing TO rsccsniss The de-
cree q dissoistiou. . three hours s@s
sipr y the dining rom of hasel BE-
inx hid last sixhs. al which an the
formalisies Of . regular session vere
observed. Leaders In sii groups
seemed sninssed solely BY . deter.
minsiton 10 sink aii political differ.
sncss and present . solid front &C.
ainst The nation and sosernm~ss IN
the present crisis. Only about so
neinhers sere present. however.
eeesesd'ass u cemiss eserm
4 general fer IL expressed By the
liberals that the military wiil sur.
round and capture the members M
viharg. On the ground that they are
q revolutionary assembly. Ominous
sorehodEngs Of q coming storm Il ap-
parent on every hand. The patrols
the BEING reinforced. excited groups
are ssen discussing the situation on
the corners and occasionally gendar.
mes with drawn swords pass escort.
ing 'stsie hands of arrested persons
10 prison. The railroads leading out
of the CITY have been placed under
martial Law. With the regular .arri.
son there now more than 6n,aoe
troops are massed In the city. Pro
ssls. a'iens prohihiting meetings. pub
Tic Or private. the raising Of flags and
singing in the streets. ordering an %
aid the police In maintaining order
have been posted throughout the city.
The newspapers are being censored.
Qsaiao Nifl Qsnin Ia 4nsssh
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

es@asrs~s ases 10 he s.exsrsee a The
ssass .assnnsa tessHs.
80 Mss % 6Ess o treaty whseh
sAn nxss 10 as spprossS ~ IL rsssa-
eeat sna sessss ef tAs Tnses States
sasho@s texfsasiax ths fsyaT - sAs
gzsAs pessss ~ Esrass@ that have
xeSyf~s a. shsin Standard als Ansso
Fnnek tfsssy ~ 1shisssskG.
fnas lsst@E problem sro~e fsona sbs
failure ~ ne Hsy treaties ss sp~~s
with ina sppsuxsi ~ the rnsed States
In fhs faFsa 10 shsen tksy ses~ NJ.
sosAssd Tie Has sr~&stss FroSasst
10 refer % ssassFzssoa all gassssuns
- . l~xSl nature prcssc~d tAss they
D. M Affect The sisai Interest 0r me
hn1or - essssf ~ tke eoaassesinr
sassr~ ~ - Interests II . third
seser- 4 ssnsess<nr eisuse xax In
Sss~1 vhseA p~ostse1 that sh~s ssy
passscsssT crssrsssrsy msxAf srisr 4
ssssa~as asvs~oent Should be- "a.
Nrcs trta h@sv~<s sAs roasrs~sisx
ss~r. before Tssors csald BE- had %
~ eoars of srhtsr4sioa ssasr the
@nss ~ shss sxsssv. =e >@ a~ **,~~
The senate ssruck ant sAs word
xsresn@na" and sasssisussd the
scfd 's~zsy" snd th~n passed the
treaty sAss amended by practically
. unanimous soss. cse a. nine senators
oa,ecstng 20 The ameadmens This
amendment ner~ssitssed securing sh~
consent a. The senate I'm each case
Shsn the xshsessens agreement vas
being csaclsaed.
essehy ths ousssisas
hpoo the Initiative u Anericsu
eoaeressmen the interparlIsnentary
ooenss<a0a d~cided spns . plan %
ssrDosns he difftcslsy. ms pl,s 4
70 specify distinctly ihe. classes q
questions To be arhitraied. % that the
senate can exercise iss iudx,nent
when Il ratIfIes the treaty. 10 prr.
vest this specification from holding
ah nations back 10 the. position oc.
cnpssd by the least progressive conn.
Try. u was proposed thst each nation
could designate individually the class.
es OF eontroysrxaries ID which n may
oe Interested which shan he irsns.
ierred BY The treaty from the battle.
Held To the pFecincss Of The inter.
national eourt. and % permit The al.
aition of other clas~es of controver.
sizes by each nation. after the nrleins,
ratification of the treaty.
In this way each nation can pu, the
treaty Into operation In a wider area
oy ITS own act. between itself and
~ o'her nations which have previous.
Continued 90 pase a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
Stroke OF CARS nAllINGES
PARLIAMENT into OPEN REVOLT
eosvaAs cosgssnshr ossso IvGooseoanAsy cssosysos
Usrxs ~ ISSUING AsssAl sAroM uaesse n NOT 70 ~
eo6a0e sovgahngAr-Aa Tnooeo osseGase sEegsssc
osssous soaeeooscs % syoaM ApeAaGsY - aAsl soaps
UNDER nAariAl lAs-ssGss ssvGaslv cessosso

g. psssrsh-sg. gasy ss-~srsassss /,
E-ksssi11s fissa snp@sinsns IN psriia-
.nenizrs guxssnm~as er.as 20 an II.
naminioas end i>st Might NTH she
rnomaisssson u tse ira9sfsai nkssss,
ahs firs eix~oasiag tie rrssea. mar
ls~nsns and PROVIDING scr The ccusn-
csssen ~ its successor o. March 8
ns7. mere than sin maarss hs.c~.
*as the sscond rsoela,m'ss tia oaps.
tas of Russia and the sa-Eaaa...rr mr.
vince 20 h. In Q state of essraordiu-
srs security. which "a oniy infinisssi-
msiiy different from fan martial isw.
This measure u safety b 10 prossas
Tor the ouibarsts which undoubtedly
siii BE- provoked BY this daring meas
nre' II Ia nov but . step 10 dictator.
shin.
The texts of the two ukases. 10th
of which are addressed On the ssereo
typed form 70 the ruling senate. are
a. follows:
According 20 paragraph ias uf the
fundamental Law. ve order the i'm.
peFiai parliament dissolved and Hx
the time for the consocation .f the
newly elected psflismen, for March
s. 1907.
REGARDING the time for the peu
elections 10 the imperial parliament.
We will later issue special inssruc.
tons.
The ruling senate will not fan to
take proper measures 10 place this
into effect.
"Pe'erhos. July 81. ises."
NICHOLAS.
rexs cF uksss
The text of the second ukase fol
lows:
In consideration Of the report Of
the council of the ministers present.
ed to u regarding the necessity In
the future for the preservation Of or.
der and public safety In the city arf
province Of st. Petersburg. We consi
er II necessary 10 declare In e.
above city and province. instead ~
the state of reinforced s-curity which
now prevails there. state of extrasr.
dinary security. The perfec, of the
city and the governor Of the province
are intrusted with the rights thereto
appertaining.
The ruling senate viii not fail TO
take proper measures 20 place this
Into effect. NICHOLAS.
"peterhof, July 81"
With these pity but momeutous or.
ders which were promulgated at 3 o..
clock this morning. Emperor Nicho.
las by stroke Of the pen set Russia
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
Risias VIII Begin In South

Countries In the interior report
that the fermentation In the cities
has already begun. There the renew.
al Of strikes In Poland and In the
south and rioting Is reported from
Kharkoff. From every direction come
reports that an era Of repression has
tContinued on page fiseD
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

With these pity but momentous or.
ders which were promulgated at . o..
clock this morning. Emperor Nicho-
les by a stroke Of the pen set Russia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-09

on his farm north of Donahue three
years later, where he resided until his
removal to Davenport five years ago.
He was born at Matlock, Derbyshire,
England, Dec 81, 1919, and in 1914
removed to Toronto, Canada, where ne
was bookkeeper for John Severn,
who later became a resident of Dav-
export. On Jan. IA, 1S47, he married
Miss Harriet Morley of Toronto. Nine
children were born of this union, Of
whom five survive to .mourn the loss Of
a loving father. The children are
John and Charles of Patton, Iowa ;
George of Upton, Mrs. James Brunt-
lett of Spencer, and Mrs. Blanche
Meyer of this CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick McDermott, 705
Christie street, are saddened by the
loss of their infant daughter, Cecilia
Saturday morning a Mercy hospital
occurred the death of Mrs. JULIA L.
ons, long resident of this city. She
was born in Ireland, and for the past
II years had made her home at 322
East Twelfth street Deceased was o
widow, and was so years of age at the
time of her death. The survivors are
a son, Luke Lyons of S23 Swift stree,,
and an adopted daughter, Theresa
Spane, of Davenport.