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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04

CEMENT BLOCK MACHINE.
Dan May Has One In Operation OIL
West Court.

Dan May, the well known contrac-
tor. has purchased a cement block
making machine, and the same was
set up and tested on West Court street
this forenoon. S. C. Guthrie. agent
for the machine company. was pres
ent for the purpose of explaining the
manner OF using the machine.
By means of the cement block ma
chine building blocks of any size may
be turned out for use in building work
1t is claimed that the concrete blocks
are fully as good for wear and
strength as stone, and have the ad-
vantage of being cheaper. Should the
machine work successfully 1t will be
used by Mr.. May in his contracting
work in this city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
New Insurance Agent.

L. C. Deane will be resident agent
Of the Oregon Life Insurance compa-
ny in this city hereafter. The new
company is organized and incorpor-
ated entirely with Oregon capital and
is making an excellent record. l..
Samuels was the founder Of the COM
pany and has promoted 1t vigorously
for the past year. 1t is now one of
the leading companies in the west and
Is especially strong in Oregon, Its
home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
TRADE NOW COMPLETED.
knights of Pythias Buy Church Prop
erty on Main Street.

This morning the sale of the Meth
odist church property at the corner
of Main and Water streets to Damon
lodge No. 4, Knights of Pythias, was
formally made. The trade was made
as agreed upon several weeks ago
$4,000 cash being paid for the tract
The property was decided to T. G.
Montgomery, T. NJ. Henderson and c.
E. Troutman, trustees of Damon lodge
No. 4.
1t is the intention of the knights
of Pythias to erect building on
their land within a few years. But
at present no steps will be taken ir
that direction, and the old building
will be rented as in the past.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
VIII Elect Church Treasurer.

At the regular prayer meeting of
the Congregational church tomorrow
night new church treasurer will be
elected to fill the vacancy caused by
the removal Of Mrs. Win Brown to
The Dalles
o. F. Turner, deputy game warden,
left this afternoon for Echo on Off
cial business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
Public Reception to Pastor.

A public reception will be tender
ed to Rev. C. H. Nellor, pastor OF
the First Congregational church, and
family, at the church on Webb street
on Friday evening, April 8. The pub
lie Is cordially invited to attend the
reception and become acquainted
with the new pastor of the Congrega-
tional church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
Tea and Sale ON AnriI u.

A tea and sale of fancy articles will
be held at the home of Judge and
Mrs. w. r. Ellis on Thursday evening,
April IL. It will be I'm the nature of
an Easter tea and a large number of
fancy articles will be offered for sale
for the benefit of the Presbyterian
church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
DUES REMAIN SAME
AMENDMENT TO RAISE
THEM WAS POSTPONED,

President Cohen Expects Results
From the Standing Committees, and
Tells Them So-Bills Ordered Paid
and Two Applications Accepted
Report of Treasurer Moorhouse
Was Read Showing a Balance of
S58S-Delinquents VIII Be Posted,
and Suspended After Three
Months.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
Your Prescription
Privilege

The prescription the doctor writes
for you is yours. 1t makes no differ
ence what druggists name is on it.
You can have 1t filled wherever y u
desire. II you have no prefernca
bring 1t to us Our service is as ear
perfect as skill, care and fresh, pure
drugs can make 1t. We are sure you II
like our service and prices so well,
that QUILL l. V reference ere
aftc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
Peter Kinsella Resigns,

Peter Smith Kinsella, who has been
employed in Hotel St George cafe
for the past four years, has resigned
his position and will take needed
rest for a few months, after which he
may engage In business in this city,
or at least In Umatilla county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
Woodcraft Social Session.

Pendleton Circle No. 527 will hold
a social session this evening following
the business meeting. Refreshments
will be served and an enjoyable time
will be had. All members are cor
daily invited to attend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
Earewell to DIR. IL. Miller.

Pendleton circle of Women OF
woodcraft will tender farewell re-
ception to DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Miller
at the social session to be held this
evening. DR.. Miller will leave for
California for an extended visit in a
short time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04

The Ohio river reached the danger
point-5O.2 feet above low water-at
Cincinnati on April 1, and almost
Immediately began to subside, and all
danger is now considered past.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
MOORHOUSE TO SPEAK.
Lecture on Successful Business Men
at Church Tonight.

At the Church of the Redeemer
this evening, Mark Moorhouse will de-
liver the weekly Lenten lecture. His
subject will be, "The Essential Ele-
ments of Character Necessary in the
Making of a Successful Business
Man." This will be the next to the
last of the series of lectures. The
speaker for next week has not yet
been announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
IN THE HOME

is where HOstetteI's Stomach Bltters
has proven its wonderful merit thous-
ands of times during the past SO
years. Is tyour family remedy? II
not, make a change today and get
hottie of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
CATCHER DAN SHEA
WILL PLAY WITH YELLOW
KIDS THIS SEASON

Last Year Shea Played With San
FranciscO-Is a Strong Player-Ihe
Athena Team VIII Now Rank as
One of the Strongest Teams Of the
Northwest-Season Opens Saturday
and Sunday Next With a Game at
Athena Between Yellow Kids and
the walla walla Team.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
REV. BOYD IS DEAD
FOUNDER OF PENDLETON
ACADEMY, is NO MORE

Rev. Thomas NJ. Boyd, Pastor OF PEN
dleton Presbyterian Church From
1885 to 1888, and Founder of the
Academy, Dies In San Francisco
Left Here 1s Years Ago on Account
OF Poor Health.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

You'll never regret making the change
for this famous medicine always
cures Poor Appetite, Spring Fever,
Headache, Impure Blood, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Colds, Grippe or Malarial
Fever. Our Private Stamp is over
neck.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-04

Put Pendleton people to sleeI
peacefully and in perfect comfort on
y. M. o. e. Nuff sed. C Ra-er.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18

erence to the death of AITs. Jefferson
Davis. The order says in part:
Devoted 10 her husband and the cause
OF which he was the embodiment, true
70 the memories OF the days that tried
mems souls, proud of the past she was
allowed 20 play IN the great drama,
patient under the untold suffering
through which she was called to pass, she
falls to sleep, honored Of all the world
and held In reverend affection by eve-y
heart that loved the stainless banner.
Tribute from Alabama.
Mobile. Oct. I7.-Adjt Gen. W. Z. Nick
eI. of the United Confederate Veterans.
who arrived here to-day from New Or
leans. issued orders on the death of Mrs.
Jefferson Davis. The order in part. says
Mrs. Davis was such part OF the
people of this section. participating in
their griefs and sorrows and rejoicing
i'm their prosperity and happiness, and
was for so many years intimately aSso-
ciated with them every way, that an eX-
tended notice is unnecessary and out of
place. She was in every sense Of the
South. Southern, and her earnest wish
was to live and die among the people she
loved 50 Well
Mississippi to Send Delegation.
Jackson. Miss. Oct 17.-Maj Gen. Rob
ert Lowe. commanding the Mississippi di-
vision. United Confederate Veterans. is
sued orders this afternoon conveying the
sorrow of the Mississippi veterans over
the death of Mrs. Jefferson Davis. a COM
mittee viii be appointed. composed Of
old friends Of the family in this State. 10
attend the obseques.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
Deeds of Trust.

West Eckireton-(sottfFied Mayer Ct ux 10 Harry l..
Rush aud Benjamin ;. Minor. 10 secure Harold
L. Johnson. S 90. ; years. per cent. ssmian-
uuaIy. lot L. block 6. Same 10 same, 20 Sc
cure same $50, 90 y months per cent. lot
T.. block g.
Square 43-Emma KuhuS LanduelT % Chaplin Brown
and Henry r. Bsrgmafn. 90 secure Oriental
Building Association. No. s. s.. 800, paI. lot G.
Square I57-Ralpb l. Han ct uX. 10 james strayer
and Charlie ". simpson TO secure Carlton NJ
Beal 500 IS months PEI cent. semtannualiy,
lot l9
square . sally VI. T. Brown to Jesse L. Heiskell
and Walter H. Acker, 20 secure William Z. II.
Merritt $1,000 December Is. 1907. per cent,
seIni-aunully. lot So.
Squares l7e and 223- Mary Logan Tucker 10 William
T. Edm5nsGon and Louis Il. Peak. 20 secure
William L. Miller s. 600. 3 years. 5 pr cent.
seriannuslly. an interest in original lots ;
and g. square 10. and part original i0t !. squere
2L
square s-Susan T. Johnson 10 6. L. Thornton
TO secure Frank J. Williams SO 3 10 y months.
per cent. ssmianuually. lot 90
Square 725-Richard r. Wagner ct ux. 20 Rign2ld
" Beau and ]. Clarence Price. TO secure Citi-
gems Savings Bank S.so, years ; per cent.
semi-anmally. lots 4 and Z.
North Columbia Heights-Ausustns ". SluhrEau 10
Thomas H. Banes and Charles ]. Butler. TO Sc
care Percy H. Russell 500 / and yearS per
cent semisnnualN. lot & block l.
Sgua-e loll-Thomas T. Meehsn ct ax. 70 Watson
j. Newton and II. T. Howenssein to secure
George p. Newton. $l,s5a. ! To GO months 8 per
cent. lot z.
Homcad Nsnor-Hsrry NaTdman and Harry b..
Wilson to John r. Arms aud samuel A
DuT. 10 secure Lee Brown. 81 SO. years. 5
per cent. semisnnually. lots S. 10 S. block a
III trusts Of 1850 each one on each lott.
Woodridge-Wilam Z. Sando ct TX TO I. H.
Wagner and Charles C. Wagner to secure How
ard ". Conrad. trustee. S25eSG October l.
1911, s per cent, senli-annuaily, lot =, block 3.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18

same 10 same. to secure Howard ". Conrad
sos. October J. 1903. per cent, semi Annually,
same property.
Square i07s-Robert NJ Morrison 20 William A.
Curtis and FREDERICK A. Els, 70 secure George
". Holmes. $500. 3 year., per cent, semi
annually. original lot 4
Square see-Delmer NJ Tumble r. 10 Chsries
T. Benjamin and Roger T. Mitchell. to secure
Perpetual Building Association sea. part lots
and TO-
square 27l-Jeremiah F. Sullivan ct TX. n Georso
VI. Emmerich and Douglass $ Mackall. 70 s.
elre Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Build
ing Association 81 Sc lot Zi.
Square I0l-Julia 3. Fletcher Fl Vir. James J., 10
Watson J. Newton and Charles d. Liebemsnu.
70 secure George F. Nerton, G,s9, J 70 g.
months Itr cent. lot 90
Square 599-Rosa J.. Mcneil 10 Fred q. Coldren
and Frederick A. fleming. % secure William 4.
White. Sl.lo9, years. per cent, seTui-a unuaiy.
lot Q. Same to same. 20 secure Albert e.
Wells. 500. and years. per cent. semi-an-
uualiy. lot g.
Square sS-Th0mas " Grimes ct Tx. 10 William &.
I'M and Charles ". Simpson 70 secure Frank
jim 7. ssuner, S2,o0o. ! and . years, PER cent,
semi-annually. lot e
South BTookand-ChaTles A. HaTbaugh ct UX. to
WILLIAM T. Edm0nston and George g. McEiwce.
10 secure Bridget McHuEh. 500. years, 4 per
cent. scni-annuslly. lots ls, ls, and ., block T.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
DAILY COURT RECORD.


Supreme Court Of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan,
Mr.. Justice Brewer Afr Justice White. Mr.. Justice
Packham, Mr.. Justice Mckenna, NJ. Justice
Holmes. and AlT. Justice Day.
Leonidas Dennis, Of New York City, was admitted
to practice.
No Original Ex-parte in the matter Of Tie
Montana Mining Company. Limited. petitioners
motion for leave TO file petition for wit Of mali-
danIus submitted by Mr. A. 3. Browne Tor the peti-
toner With leave 70 Mr. Jackson II Ralston 10 file
brief ia opposition within three days.
No Sc. Hugh L. Strong e al. plaintiff in error,
IS. Buffalo Land and Exploration Company leave
granted to fe reply brief within ten days ON mo-
ton Of Mr. William c. White for the defendant ia
error.
No. g. The Covngton and Cincinnati Bridge
Company. plaintiff IN enor, vs. 5. ". Hayes, audi
Tor, &c; submitted by Alr. > y. Rouse foT the
plaintiff in error, and by Mr.. y G. Hayes for the
defendant im
No. g. G. W Buster ct al appellants. ys. J..
George Wright, a. Indian Inspector Ct al appeal
from the United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
Tor the Eighth circuit dismissed with costs pursuant
to the tenth rule
Ne. 20 c. H. Nichols Lumber COMPANY plain
tin ID efror, " Charles Trans0n: argued by AiT
Canoll T. Bond Tor the plaintiff in error. and sub
United By Mr.. Walter 5. Fulton for the defendant
IN error
No. u. International Trust COMPANY plaintiff IT,
eToT. IS. John ". Weeks. agent. &c.: argued b.
Mr. j. n Morse for The plaintiff in euor and by
Mr. G. Philip Wsrdner for the defendant in error.
No. .. Paul Heyman, plaintiff in error, -.
Southern Railway Company, submitted by Mr. Sill
tom strasb,rger and Mr. samuel II Mixers foF the
plaintiff in efTor aud by Mr.. Joseph y. Cumming
for the defendant In error
No. 50. National Live Stock Bank of Chicago.
H., plaintiff IN ergor ". First National Bank
OF Geneseo. H. argument commenced by lIr. Silas
II. StraWu for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until to-day al y o'clock
The call for Thursday. October is viii BIZ As fol-
lorsi Nos, %, "a, s.. s. g. 49, a. a., a., and 81.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

RsEdle Higblsuds-United States Realty Company
% Mrs. Elizabeth A. sheTzer, lots o. p ..
block Il. N.755
Randle Hghlands-Uuited states Realty Company
% Michael McGraw lot .. block 81. SO
Columbia Heights-George p. Horton. r.. e TX. 70
Colin II. Livingstone. lot %. block o. SO
Chichester-Charies T. Graf e. Tx. 10 Charles T..
SherzG, part. SO
Bloou.ingials b. Fssan to John A. Madisan.
lot 3. block Z. SO.
Tveuty-thiFd street northwest. between and G
st-sets-Ksthsrne Y. Msgee 90 Emma h. Land
uehr. part lot @. square l3. So
Girls PCrJi0H-.I0ei ". Cady ct ux. to John L.
FLETCHER, part. SO
Ingleside-Clara K. stidlsau, et viz. Harrison to
LeEeIlyn F. Davis, part lots and u, block 4,
so
Nc. ll0- street souiheast-Percy Crawford e. TX.
70 MARY Van Horn. LOT "a square 1901. SO
Columbia HeiFhts-Nary Z. Gilpin Ct VIZ. Eben y.
% Oscar H. Robey. Dot g. block Q. SO Oscar
II. Robey conveys same property 20 Louis Wal
ters and Maud ". Walters, SO.
street southwest. between Firs. ard Second
streets-Grace Thompson TO Daniel T.. Ihomp-
son. part lots and :. square 5si SD.
East Capitol street. between Fourteenth ard Fiji
teenth streets-O. Castell e al. 20 Martin H.
BRAY. lots g. 81. IS. squsre 1853. SO
Mass. ave southeast. between Thirteenth and -Four
tenth streets-George G. PJimphfey e al 70
70 George " Browne. lot nc. square 1905. SO
SherwOCd's Addition 70 Brooklaud- George d. Grant
TO John Z. Green lot Is, block g. No 10.
Lsmer Heights and square west q 555-Wiiam J.
Rhees et Tx. 20 Harry WsTdman. lots $40 and
30 Lauisr Heights and lot q square west Of
SIS lre-record Of liber ES6. folio ia.
North Columbia Hcights-Percy II. Russell q OK.
20 Augustus ". Stuhrnan lot 4. block I, SO.
Tenn. ave. northeast. between 4 and streets
George T. Newton et ux- TO Thomas /. Niechan.
lot =. square l0li. $50.
No. 22S Twelfth street nOTthwes;-Nellie ]. Saw
yer ct Iii. J. l. II, to jeremiah F. and Nellie
J. sullivan. lot 2sl. square 81, SO
L street. northwest between Fifteenth Snd Sixteenth
strczts-WiIliam a. Collins et 10 James Z.
Chapman lot g. square 100. So
Seaton street northwest. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-Augusta C. Mott TO Frances
: Nichols, lot rs square 80. SO.
Center Eckingtosf-Sarah KloCk 10 Allen u. Deas0n.
lot IS. block l6 SO.
Tenn. ave. northeast. between and streets
George ?. Newton e. 70 Julia b. Fletcher.
lot 20 square l9ll. $40
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-E- a. Atchi-
son ct III. to George Henderson. lot g. block
g. SIC
street northwest between Twenty first and Twenty
second streets-Fnnklin I. Sauner ct VA to
Thomas W Grimes lot 20 square 6, SO
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ernest Lu;tmsun q. and MAY T. Schmitman. q,
Baltimore, I'D. Rev W. G. Mullen.
Blaine McCoIlum. ., and Matte Barker. r.
Charles 5 Bundy Justice Of the peace
Lacey +. Ycitch. q. and Bessie T. Cooling =
Rev. Carl q. Done.
James ". Jones. 3. and Annie A. Anderson. =.
Rev. !. Hez Sven.
Arthur Y. Bennett 60 and Marion Emma God
FREE. g Rev Carl g. Doney.
Carroll a. White, D. and Mar Eva Porter d
Rev. Ross Fishbur
Hartman A Dinviddie . Charlottesville. Va.
and Laura V. Ferguson. 2. Inlet. Va. Rev. ". 4.
Locke
Charles Elmer TaIbert q. and Lillian Maud
Hughes. o. Rev. George 9. Bacon
Edward b. Crawford. 3. and Ruth J. Murray. ..
Rev Forrest J. PrtTtyman
james r. Watson, 3. and Mary Ethel Patterson.
.. Rev. Joseph =. Smith.
George Robert Keeling. &c. Dunn Lorine. Va. and
Agnes Cathslsen Lsushln. q. Rev Ge0Tse T.
Henry A ". HartnagIe. &c. Charlottesville. Va.
and Cora Christina Dr1re-t IS. Rev. r. 5 Greene.
Jesse c. Sweeney. q. and Ehie L. Owens. IS.
Harry A Carey. Q. and Bessie R Dinsoe, ..
Rev. u. W. SkellengeT
Robert \. Simmons. O. and Matte T. Sears. Is.
Rev T. Hez Sven.
Richard II. Bean. o Bowie. Nd. ard Margaret
s. G. Smook. -, Popes Creek. Nd Rev T. Hez
SVEN
Thomas H. Mitchell g. ard Katie b. Layton. 81
Rev Frank II. Bristol.
Horace 2. Twin. q. and May 4. Ball .. Rev.
Arthur : Jones.
james Zimmerman. g. Richmond Va. and Mar
E. EheaTt. p. EheaTt "a. Rev. J. r. McLzugs-
lin.
Frank T Kntiey .. Seville. Va. and Elizabeth
DuHett. . StanardsviIe. Va. Res. Weston
BumeT
George F. stoyaH. . Non:soner~ Ala. and
Nellie Augusta Bramlett % 81 Petersburg Pa.
Rev. J. =. Mclaughlin
Lyman Robson s. Portsmouth, Va and Carrie
Lee Christian, 5. Hanover COUNTY. Va. Rev. J. B.
Mclaughlin
Richard J. scates. g. Mount Holly. Va. and
Hattie Pagan. . HinnOm- Va Rev. Il. L.
Wright
Louis F. G Heintz. 3. Annapolis. Nd. and
Eulnss Lisisf Wagner. 3 Rev John Weidey.
John Z. Quick. - Vienna Va and Fannie V
Holt. L. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Robert W, Nicely, 81, and Ethel l. Ley, 2. Rev,
:. n Greene.
Frank W. Cummins. .. and Kate B. Jarvis. ..
Rev Arthur : Johns
William +. Parrish. g and May T. Miller o.
Rev Robert ". Moore.
Edward Briscoe, g and Katherine A Saur, g.
Rev. Paul 4 Mcneil
Charles Ernest FAR. q and Virginia Annie r.
liOtte Il. Biraioe. Md. Rev G. ; Abbott
William Leg, 81, Montgomery County. Nd. anil
Susie Z. Glasscock. p, Montgomery County. Md.
Rev II. Schroeder.
William +. Hoffman. q Baltimore, Nd, and
Anna Maieikai. T. Rev S. II. Greene.
COLORED.
John T Fooster Sc, and Mary Davis. IS. Reg.
Z. ". Bell
William H. Topp. g and AHcr C. MARROW. Is.
Rev. Frank Y. Bischof.
George F. Butler, .. and Della Madison q
Rev. Frank Y. BischoG.
John Ne9le. .. and Sophr0nia Nelson. 3. Rsr.
:. II. Norwood.
John Mart. 3. and Annie Bowles. %. Re,.
Bishop johnson.
Andrew knight % and Birdie Jehries. ., Res.
7. y Wallace.
Edward " Wemys ., aud EIa A. Baltimore,
g. Rev. l. a Wallace
George l. Jones. 81. and Mamie Smith. o. Res.
Aonzo ]. Olds.
Walter ii. Stokes. s.. and Mamie Calvin y
Rev. Walter II Brooks.
Thomas Watson. go and Jennie PAYNE. a Re-.
Isaac TolIver.
John ii. Moore n and Cornrliu J. Johnson. 4.
Rev. : L. W Drew
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
UNABLE TO ELECTRIFY LINES.
New York CeRtrars work Delayed
Because State Lacks Funds.

Albany, y. Y, Oct. 17.-An opinion by
Attorney General Mayer. given out to-
night, mag interfere with the eIecuifying
Of the lines of the New York Central
from The Grand Central station north to
Croton.
The attorney general late to-day al
vised the State board of railroad CON-
missioners that it wOdid not be author
lied TO permit the proposed change Of
grade crossings on The lines of the New
York Central in Westchester County
within what Is known as the electrical
zone. unless an appropriation is available
10 pay the States share of the improve
ment
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
CHAPTER TX.
The Voyage OF the Sea Hawk.

The voyage OF the Sea Hawk.
F1fty-four hours slipped by before Ores
singham was sufficiently recovered 10 try
the deck, and even then it was with fear
and trembling. TAmpted. however. by the
mooth and gliding motion OF the Yacht,
Is left his cabin and weakly made his
wy up the companion stairs. lie found
mdame the Countess of Hobenstein re-
Ching at full length on a deck lounge.
an in that position holding small court
Coiposed of Capt Fagerholm, Col Elliott.
ans Prince Carlos. all of whom were pay
ing her every possible attention.
When she caught sight Of the newcomer
shtpromptly dismissed the others. order
ingthem away with quite regal indif-
fcTllcc to their feelings. Cressingham
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
Raissie Dies OF His Injuries.

p. c. Raissle, a painter and decorator.
and u member of q half dozen promi-
nent secret societies. died yesterday from
the effects OF injuries received from jump
ing from an upstairs window Of his
house. Raisslc so feared the prolonged
ag0nies of death from cancer. with which
he was afflicted that he selected his bu-
rial place. designated his undertakers.
and selected his pallbearers, and then.
when his wife and the attending physi-
clan were leaving the room. he jumped
from his bed and hurled himself through
a closed window to the grbund, twenty
feet below