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Evening journal., 1907-05-29
HONOR MEMORY
OF SOLDIER DEAD
Pupils in Pubic Schools
held Appropriate Exer-
CiSeS To- lay
GENERAL OBJ 5ERVANCE
OF MEMORIAL DAY

Memorial Day exerc se5 were held m
most OF The public schools OF tn s city
this morning but several schoo.s VIII
have their palrioac exercises Ia af.or-
noon. In every school of the city Mcm-
or ai day rs 10 be observed app o,ra.e.y,
and the thouslncs of caIhon uio 10
assist IN vonolting the men wao ia Il
down their lives in the dark days of lsii-
0a and IN keeping green ths memory Of
the departed veterans.
Ia most OF the schoJ.s members of the
Grand Army are TAX ns slfl IN ihe exci-
ches. fuulotc hymns and ieci. st., MS,
with an address or two, comprise the
programs m most of the s.hoo.s.
The most Interest centcrei at IA High
school, where ul,ie were several sisi. .Yls.
The pupils gQthetcd m the large aui.t0f-
ium whore the exercises were conducted.
Several members OF the Grand Army we e
present. and Gencr al Daniel Ross adj
dressed the pupils.
One of the features Included reading
of the speech Of President Roosevelt d.
ilvercd at Gettysburg. Different boys and
girls read sections Of the 80 cen They
were Samuel M kropf. Lulu g. P.um-
Icy. Edith Edwards. Harold e. saudcr
Eu O. 1rumbower Nellie H. II anna,
Fr3ncls j. Clark and selty S. sanmsere.
O.. Raymond Nye read the proc'amation
and geenrai ordols for Memorial Day.
and Leroy W. seltzer read the s,a,e
orders.
To Be General Observance
There viii be general ebservance Of
Memorial Day tomorrow. Many nanu-
featuring establishments will close fer
half the day and others will observe "a
general holiday There will be athletic
sports galore, and Bandywine Springs
and shellpoi parks also VIII open. AT
Shollpot Park. Manager Henry has many
attractions. aud the First Infantry Band
Will play az the concerts afternoon and
evening. At Bransywino Springs Park.
In addition 10 the merchants far and
as varied attractions l1-an's Band OF
Delaware win play at the concerts. Both
railway companies have made arrange-
ments % handle the crowds expected to
flock to the parks should the weother be
favorable.
In the afternoon the most interest will
center IN the parade OF the Grand Army
veterans and their friends. Tho parade
viii move from Third and Pine streets
promptly at 2.so o'clock and VIII move
over the following route, From Third
and King streets to Market to Eleventh.
TO Delaware avenue, 10 soldiers and Sal
lors Monument, countcrmarch to Car
field Monument and dsmies
Wilmington and Trenton Will play base
bail ot South Side Park az 1890 o'clock.
In the afternoon X-wnmlngton and
Marines from League island VII play
at Sor.h Side
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
IN TEN YEARS
An Uroonooiouo saIve to Coffee.


Il bad not the slightest idea that
coffee was the cause Of my continued
sickness for the Last ten years. until 1
quit its use ana took ~ Postum Food
Coffee. I never had natural move
ment Of the bowels during a number of
years, because of chronic constipation.
and 1 was continually taking medi-
cine
Very frequently. just after break
fast a dizziness would come on. which
would force me TO lie down and remain
absolutely quiet until relief came. I
was also the victim Of severe head
aches. and miserable az the time.
Finally it occurred to me that coffee
was the real cause of my trouble
II therefore procured package Of
Postum Food Coffee and began its use
in place of coffee. Al FIRST ] did not
like It. hut I soon discovered that
had not made y properly. When II is
boiled long enough, it las delicious
Java coffee taste. a beautiful. deep
rich brown color, and altogether Il
makes p charming beverage.
II soon grew very fond of It; in fact.
/ liked It better than / did the old cot.
Zee. My health improved and this
gradually increased. TIE bowels ae-
sumed their natural functions and the
old dizzy feeling disappeared entirely;
also the headaches.
"This haooy chance in health fixed
my mind permanently and forever:
never. under an-- circumstances. to go
back TO a drug that had held me a
slave for ten long years. A curious
thing about an this IS that people 10
not realize the cause Of their troubles.
They 20 on year after year. Just as I
had IN drugeing themselves with
something tnat holds them in a con.
dition of sickness and they don't seem
TO understand what Il IS that causes
the trouble T. such Deonle wouhl
leave off coffee and usc Postum Food
Coffee. the trial would tell its own
tale"
There's reason
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
GUARDING THE
PRESIDENT
Stranee Man Lurking About
the Home Of Justice
Day in Canton

BY our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
CANTON, o., May 20f-Lurklng about
the home Of Justice William r. Day.
where Nice-Prosident Fairbanks was n
guest last night and President Roose-
Welt was a guest today. a strango man
was seen by William l.. Day son of the
Justice, last night He notified the police
ana two men stood guard over the house
an night
Chief Inspector sutton, OF the United
state Secret Service who came on from
washington 70 make arrangements for
the protection Of uho President was also
notified. But neither he nor the local
police were able TO hnd any trace OF the
man lurking about the bay home. Young
Day was uhlo 70 give but a meagcr do
scriptlon Of the man.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
POPULAR SCHOOL OPENING.

Next Monday viii be the beginning
.of the popular summer session of
Goldey Commercial and Shorthand
College.
New students are now enrolled for
that time. Those who have not vo,
made arrangements should can early
this week at the College Onees SO,
Market street, first floor
Goldey College is I'm regular session
throughout the entire year. There will
be large attendance during the sum-
mer. The school rooms are cool and
pleasant There is no better time 10
begin a commercial or q shorthand
course than now. Can at the College
.Ohices, or write for the catalogue. and
you viii be very much Interested In the
Information you will receives
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
CELEBRATED
MC02E'S BIRTHDAY
Large Audience Gathered in Irish
Amoriesn Hall Last Niaht.

In Irlsh-Amercan Han last night the
one hundred and tweniy-ninth anuiver-
sary of the birth of Thomas Moore, the
Irish patriot. was celebrated. There was
a large number present and the follow
ing enjoyable program was given;
Recitation. Miss Marie Herley; solo,
~Mid the Fields" Andrew F.nerty; reoi-
tau H. 'KeIeys DreamP william Green
well, piano solo, Miss darcy; melodies
By choral clab; monolosue. "Trip to
Chester" Joseph Cannon; Irish song, Pc
tcr Mcmahon. recitation. sydney Green
$40. Joseph L. OGorman; recitation,
John Brainerd; sole. "From the Depths,
4. f. D'Arcy; rec tation. James +. Cor
rigan; star spangled Banner" choral
club and audience. Miss Lillian MonclS
was the accompanist.
The tcomnittee in charge comprised
Patrick Mulrooney. chairman; jerome j.
lierley Edward Barnes. Edward A. Hig-
gns, Cornelius Creed3n and John f.
Brennan.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
6 IA POUND BASS
BREAKS ROD

Harry Hi!yard, a Mlddletown man. yes
terday caught largest black bass ever
taken from any water N this state The
FISH wcised 8 ia pounds ard broke Mr..
Hilyard's poll before he got it out Ct
silver Lake that town.
The bass of YESTERDAY is the second
one Mr.. Hilyard has caught within one
week, the first fish Weighing five
pounds.
Silver Lake abounds with the fish
and since the catch of the bis fellow
Yesterday morning manN anglers have
been after the other fish,
Mr. Hilyards hsh outweighs tho
largest bass said 10 have been caught
in Pennsylvania one do. last week by
one pound.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
Held cahinst Meetin-.

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
YOUNGSTOWN, o.. May 2t-P.csdcni
Roosevelt and Ms party aehed Youugs-
town at 9.S7 a. M. The run frcm Wash
inston was made without accident or un-
pleasant inc.dcnt. Tho President retired
TO his state room IN the private car Mag-
net, shortly after a p. m. During the
evening cabinet meeting was held a
the Magnet Secretary Graacld and W T.
son and tho President making pretty
good working Attendance.
The first appearance Of the President
to-day was made at Eilvood, Pa. whore
several thousand employees Of the gielt
glass factories wore awaiting his arrival.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
pEArns.
John o. Doueherty.
Rachael J. Elliott.

DOCGHERTY-At duPonrs Upper
Banks. on May %. 1907. John o,
Dougherty.
Relatives. friends and Division No. ..
A. o II. are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. duPonts Upper Banks. on Fri
day morning at O'Clock. Requiem
mass at ST. JoseDh's Church. Inter
ELLIOTT-In this city on May q,
1907. Rachael j.. widow of Jesse
Elliott, IN her 92nd wear
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited 70 attend the funeral from
her late residence. No sos Pine streer,
On Friday. May 81. al o'clock. Ser
vices al Epworth N. y. Church, at a.so
O'Clock. 1nterment Mt Salem ceaae-
terry.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
lnterestIna Erhlhitinn-

Farley & Calm, who conduct an in
.stalment house at No. 707 Market
street, have an interesting display in
one Of their show windows. There are
war relies and other curiosities galore
ana some OF them are very valuable
from a historical standpoint.
IN the collection is a Chinese joss.
which was secured IN the Temple OF
Heaven In the city OF Pekin, during
the siege OF that city by the allied
armies. This idol is considered 10 be
1000 years old. Another valuable relic
Is a pair Of field glasses which were
taken from one Of the Spanish war
ships Sampson and Schley sank at
Santiago.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
BODY AT MORGUE
STILL UNCLAIMED

The body of the man killed on the
Pennsylvania railroad near the West
Yard last Sunday stin remains un-
claimed at the morguc The family of
Matthew Goslin has decided that the
dead man is not Goslin and now there
is another family which is eadeavoring
to identify the remains.
Yesterday afternoon tho wife OF
Richard Harilett aged 20 years, OF
Philadelphia, came to this city and
thought she recognized several things
about the man which resembled her
husband. but was not sure. A brother
of Hartiett Is expected to come 70 this
city this evening and unless the body
Is not claimed Tonight it viii be in
TERED IN the county burying grounds
at FarnhHrst tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
IN VIM nraanat.

At the Lyceum Theatre this evening
the commencement exercises Of ST. Pai-
rlck's Roman Catholic School viii be
he'd and program Of merit has hoen ar
ranged Gold medals and diplomas will
be presented by the Rev. William J. Ber-
mingham, the pastor. The graduates ave
Albert Kelly, George schamcr, Abblo
strneer, Marion Young ana Alice Nc
Shane.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
Inventinn Prnu.s Eatal

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. May IA spring
gun, set to Kill rats IN tho barn OF
William A. Capwel. caused the death OF
Norman. his ten year old son. The trap
had been rlgged up by Norman and his
brother, Clarke. aged a, and had made
away with number Of rats when the
boys Invited friends in too see Il work.
Clarke was testing tho trap when his
brother got In range OF the bullet and
was killed. The brother is delirious to-
Gay and under the doctors care.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
Gard Of Thanks.

L. Thomas r. Mccain desire 20 re-
turn my sincere thanks TO the citizens
OF this city for the Chrstianlike Will
lngncss by which they responded by
contribution, reference or otherwise. in
helping me raise tho desired amount Of
Sl00 as an admission fee into the Home
for Aged Men and Women, Thirty fifth
and Market streets.s
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
PraaIaent Roaohss .BIlt.hur.-

BY our own Wire, Publishers Press.
PITTSBURG, May 29-The train
carrying the President, Mrs. Roose-
welt and party, enrouta TO Canton. o..
arrived at the Baltimore and Ohio
depot,at .eA5rp'cloeS this morning. +Ar
40 O'Clock the journey was resumed
No one was at the depot to greet them.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
Msvor corsiderino Franehiae.

Mayor Horace Wilson has not yet
passed judgment on the franchise Of
the Commercial Light and Power Com
pany. which was granted BY the Street
and Sewer Department yesterday. The
mayor has ten days in which TO con-
slider the matter. and it is not ikelS
that he viii reach decision this week.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
3. q o. sprina soh,d,,le.

The spring schedule of the r.. q o.
railroad goes into effect sunday. June
2. The changes ara as follows. -.
Vest -bound-Express Tor Newark
Baltimore and Washington. from g.os a.
m. TO $50 a. m. train 1or Baltimore
ana way stations on sunday only from
6'os p M. to 5.5S p. M.
Eastoound-Exprcss for New York,
Boston ana the East from $40 n. n to
s.Se a. ~. Express for Philadelphia
ana chester, from $40 a. M. to 9sS a.
m; accommodation, week days, from
1907 a. m. 10 9.55 a. m., and Sunday
only from 10.5S a. m. TO HOS a. m.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
New YorI.sra 80 h Auto.

Harry A. Cue ana Alexander Dow.
of New York. are guests at the Clay
ton House. having driven their 10
horse power Peerless automobile from
the metropolis to this city yesterday.
Mr.. Dow is the inventor of the Dow
non-puncturable tire and win give an
exhibition of It's qualities at the Will
mington Garage this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
Payina q pemoeralio oFeera.

The Democratic primary officers are
being paid for their services on last
Saturday week. The checks a 1eing
distributed at the rooms of th 0ung
Mems Democratic Club, In fdarket
street. Many called for theirXoay last
night. but there are still more TO hear
from. and IL these men win call at the
Democratic club this evening the
checks win be giv-n tfem.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
VIsitina Judae Edwin R. coe!,ran.

City Councilman Myron e. Pierce. of
Boston, brother-in-law Of Judge Ed
win r. Cochran, who was recently
married in New York, is visitor in
Wilmington. He "a visiting Judge
Cochran and win remain here for Sow
eral DAYS
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
TRIAL NEARS END
Jury May Get Long Insurance Case
This Afternoon.

The Superior Court suit Of Rosenberg
VS.. the Continental Insurance Com
pany viii, in all probability, go TO the
jury this afternoon. This r-orning
both sides presented Their prayers and
another long argument followed. The
action is to recover $1,000 IRE loss to tho
Rosenberg property at Miadletowr.
The suit has been in progress since
last Friday.
The county courts win not be In sos
sion Memorial Day.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
crni.ar Innnnh.d

BY Our Own Wire Publishers Press.
BOSTON, May 29.-Ninc Of Alahama's
prettiest daughters. well chaperoned and
escorted by the Flower OF Chivalryr
from their home city. Birmingham. left
Boston today TO help launch the Cruiser
Birmingham. which will take the water
at noon from the Foreriver shipyards to-
day.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
90 w b Me- Moo.

by our own Wire. Publishers Press
PARIS. May 29.-A plot OF anar-
ohists 20 make and circulate counter
felt money ia large amounts was
brought 20 light to-day through the ar
rest Of seven suspected anarchists.
In the Office OF the anarchists news
paper Libertaire an elaborate mint
was discovered. A supply Of gold was
located and an extensive plant.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
VENUE CHANGE
FOR LOVING
BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.

BY our own Wire, Publishers Press.
TOMBSTONE, Va May 29-Judge
Barksdale to-day granted a change of
venue In the case of ex-Judge Loving.
charged with the murder of Theodore
Estes, eti~ decided to to- the case at
Houston, the county scat OF Halifax
county, beginning June a.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
ROBINSON IS
STILL IN PRISON

When the case Of George n. Robinson.
colored who IS suspected Of causing tho
deutb Of the i5-year-old colored boy. who
was shot to death while in bed tive or
six weeks ago. was called in the city
Court today. il was again continued, this
time for week
He has been In prison ever since the
affair and The police have been question:
ing '.im, but ne steadfasly denies the
murder.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
Another Grooer In Troublo

George a. Jones. a local grocer was
arrested yesterday on charge Of sell
ing oleomargarine contrary TO The
Federal laws. He was arrai-ned be-
fore United states Commissioner Ma
hairy. and held in $1,000 bail for further
hearing.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
Y, ssrairhten R-id-n.

Levy Court yesterday afternoon direct a
Joh- 'r 'roviar WIN Is c,rs-ruct ng the
now Fcnlmore Bridge over Appoquini-
not 10 interfere with Navigation IN she
creek, as has been complained OF by the
United sta.cs engineer
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
connittee 40 HoId Meetino

william Draper Brinckle, chairman
OF the civic improvement committee or
the Board OF Trade. win call a meeting
for Friday night, when important mat
tcrs will be discussed The object IL
to discuss q CITY Beautiful"
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
CHANDLER q qsssstSns, ssss,ns,
no "a NJ NInlh elrnnl

NO. "a W Ninth Street.
Carefy- attention day or night.
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hetsiz
md Hospitals removed and cared for
tntn claimed. Carriages fnrnished
Appointments brst-class Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
HOTEL PORTERS
IN ARMS

By Our own Wire Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. May 29-Hotol portors In
This city are IN orms against the head
porter. They demand his removal The
porters say the head porter is a regular
slare-driver and takes an she tips they
receive. The Hotel Pcnters Protective
Associat'on today sent an ultimatum TO
ihe hotel men. It says the head porter
must 80 ana the men nelast have IS a
month
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
x.WiImIna.on vs. MarInes.

AT South Side Park Tomorrow after
noon the strong N-Wilinington team
VIII 60 40 against the Marines cf
League Island. Manager Eddie Fahey,
of the Wilmington has strong
team and a good game may be looked
"a
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
WAODMEN in { CHESTER

Local Lodeemen Take Part in Chester
Reception to Directors Of the Order.
Many members Of the local camp. Mod
orn Woodmen Of America, attended the
reception given in Chester last even ng
to the Hon. r. r. Smith. Of Brookheld,
Mass, and the Hon. E. f. Murphy, Of
Leavonworth, Kansas. members Of the
board Of directors of the order by tho
chester officers Of the society. Mr.. Muir
ply delivered an address on the sub
iect: "The Modern Woodmen OF Amer
lea" Mayor Crothers, Of Chester, pre-
sided at the meeting.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29

Read Tho Evening Journal want ad.
on PAGE Seven
Evening journal., 1907-05-29
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED harness makers and )
stitchers. at Hiram lerger's, II l.. Third
street m2q-2t
Hiram Tergef. II T.. Third street. must
sell harness, trunks and an kinds OF sad-
dies. ngq-3t
NOTICE-Hiram Yerger ii Il. Third
street wants she whole world 10 know
Just how things are: When in need OF
Harncss. Collars, Saddles Trunks Suit
Cases or anything In our line Give us
GAIL We carry the largest stock best
assortment at lowest priccs, II l.. Third
street ma9-3t
Chair Gaming, handmade hammociss and
lawn tennis nets for sale. Apply n. n.
Mccain, 60i Lincoln street. Phone M90D.
m29-1t
WANrEn-An experienced short order
cook. Restaurant. Good wages. 40s Mar
kct street. naq-at
WANTED-Yo girl to assist with
housework. Si2 Rodney street. m29-2t
NOTICE-I viii pay no bills whatever
unless contracted by myself In person. Dr
William p. sherwood. m.9-tf
FOR SALE:
Lot of In. steam pipe. ] boiler, toi-
lcf fixtures; s wash stands. . iron book
trucks ] Standard steel letter filing cabi-
net
Apply TO II. IT. schick,
ni2-5t GO dupont Building.
Evening journal., 1907-05-29

WANTED harness makers and .
sttchers. at Hiram lergers, IL E. Third
street m29-3t
Evening journal., 1907-05-29

Hiram lerger, II r. Third street. must
sell harness, trunks and an kinds of sad
dies. m29-3t
Evening journal., 1907-05-29

WANrED-An experienced short order
cook. Restaurant Good wages. 40s Mar
kct street nlaa-af
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-24
CHAUFFEUR HELD
FOR MANSLAUGHTER
Driver of Automobile Which Killed
Small Boy Released Under Bonds
of $3ooo-TriaI Set for
May 2 :%al

Morris Southstone, chauffeur en-
ployed by w. H. Obear, was arraigned
yesterday afternoon before Police JUS
tice Fredrickson on charge of man
slaughter.
At the inquest held by a coroner's
jury Monday afternoon over the body
of Herbert Stock, the 16-year-old boy
who was killed Friday afternoon in q
collision with the machine driven by
Southstone, the chauffeur was held to
he responsible for the boys death. A
warrant was issued by E. j. Fleming.
deputy district attorney, charging
Southstone with manslaughter
After the date of examination was
set, for May 2. Southstone was re-
leased on $4,000 bonds, which were fur
I-ished by his father an Mr.. Obear.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-24
THREAT
TO HIS MOTHER
CARRIES OUT A PLAN TO KILL
HIMSELF
James n. Doyle Tells Parent After d
Quarrel She Will Never See Him
Again = Believed to Have
Jumped from Wharf

my child has kept his word" With
this cry Mrs. James Doyle yesterday
cast herself upon the dead body of her
son while it lay upon the marble slab
in the little undertaking parlors at
Manhattan, after having been found
floating a short distance off shore.
"A few thoughtless words on my
part and we separated, he with a
threat upon his lips and an angry look
in his eyes," continued Mrs. Doyle.
"'I'll go now and won't come back;
you have seen the last of me-, he said,
but 1 did not dream he contemplated
suicide"
Mrs. Doyle's son, James H. Doyle.
334 South Figueroa street. 20 years old,
left home Sunday night after a quarrel
with his mother and brother, John.
Nothing was heard from him until
yesterday morning, when word was
taken to his brother that Doyle's body
had been found the previous night
floating off sthe shore at Manhattan.
Mrs. Doyle was notified and, although
nearly Frustrated, went to the beach
town.
II did not dream he would take his
life," said the distracted mother, as
even now 1t hardly seems possible he
did. ! feel confident that James was
too brave boy and too noble to mind
the few chiding words 1 said to him,
and 1 think he must have met his
death through some accident. I wish
1 could be sure, for it would break
my heart If I thought few words
of mine had caused him to end his life.
Quarrel Not Serious
at is true we quarreled, but it was
nothing serious and l feel sure he
would not have committed suicide on
account of 1t. He left the house Sun
day night, but thought he would re-
turn the following day. He did not
do so and l watched until late Monday
night expecting. to hear his footsteps
sounding up the path. When John told
me this morning that James was dead
I thought my heart would break. and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-24
BULLET IS FATAL
TO YOUNG WOMAN
Zena Quinn Dies at Her Fathers
Home, Regaining Consciousness
Only for a Few Minutes.
Too Weak to Speak

Zena Quinn, the 1S-year-old girl who
was found unconscious in a room at
739 Towne avenue Saturday afternoon
with bullet in her brain and a revolt
yer a short distance away, died at the
residence of her father, 4303 Horticul-
tural avenue, about 10 o'clock last
night.
The young woman regaine6 con-
seriousness for a few seconds shortly
before her death. but was too weak to
reply to any questions which were
asked her.
The body was removed to the under
taking parlors of Orr e. Edwards and
coroner's inquest will be held there
today.
Since the time the body of the young
woman was found detectives from the
central station have been investigat-
ing the case in order to learn whether
it was a case of suicide or murder,
and it was hoped Miss Quinn would re-
gain consciousness so she could aid
them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-24

it scarcely seemed such an awful thing
was possible.
"I feel sure that the way James lost
his life was by falling off the pier.
He could not swim very well and I
suppose his cries were not heard. He
was doubtless washed out to sea and
then his dead body returned by the
waves"
Doyle was seen at Manhattan late
Sunday night by several citizens Of
that place. The young man appeared
Respondent and sat for several hours
on the beach gazing at the waves.
At last he was seen to walk out on
the pier and sit down at the extreme
end.
The young man was well known in
Los Angeles, as he had lived here for
several years. His brother, John F.
Doyle, is employed in Los Angeles as
an engraver.
A coroner's inquest will be held to-
day to determine the cause Of death.