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1.-THE Spoilers."
GO TO MURDOCH.
RAyAGES OF TYPHOID.
Can BE Stopped lf Precautions Are
Carefully Observed.

1. Typhoid is caused by a germ
which is found IN the mouth, stools
and urine of patients suffering with
the disease. Therefore in every
case of typhoid the spit, vomit and
discharge should be sterilized. Place
one teaspoonful OF formalin ia the
vessel with these discharges; leave
them stand covered fifteen minutes
and then bury them IN the back
part of the garden, Never put a
piece of newspaper on the floor for
the patient TO spit on. Flies get into
It and carry it on their feet TO the
table and deposit il on the food
and SO spread the disease.
a. Keep all flies out Of the room.
There is nothing worse than flies for
spreading typhoid. They are filthy,
lighting on nypiece of soiled linen,
soiling themselves, and then light.
ing on food and water, contami-
mating it. Use screens and fly poison
and drive them out.
8. One, and only one, person at
time should nurse the typhoid pa
tient, and while she is on duty
should do nothing else. She should
not touch the cooking or baking.
After she bathes or otherwise at
tends TO the patient, she should
carefully wash her hands in soap
and water Immediately after touch
ing the patient.
4. The bed linen should be re
newed as soon as it is the least bit
soiled. Ii should be soaked ia
tub of water containing two table
spoonfuls of formaln for at least on
hour, rinsed in fresh water and hung
in the sun several hours. All towels
and other linen touching the patient
should be soaked and dried in the
sun the same way.
1t IS really sin to neglect these
simple precautions, for If they are
carefully followed typhoid fever
will not spread, but will surely dis
appear from the community.
The neglect OF these precautions
spreads the disease and causes
thousands OF deaths yearly.-Dr.
Cowlcy, in Berea Citizen.
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But one marriage license since
last issue.
MareeIlus Hoffman was Grafton
visitor Tuesday.
See the ad of Oau,t & Lakin's
big store. Terra Alta. II speaks
for itself.
Elmer Messenger, who has been
organizing for the Woodmen Of
America, is home on a short VISIT.
w. II. Glover, of Terra Alta,
was business visitor in town yes.
terday and found time to give THE
ARGUS a short but pleasing visit
+. NJ. Rurner, who has been IN
New York state for some time. is
home visiting his parents, prepare.
tory to leaving Tor Colorado, where
he will engage in the well, drilling
business.
Henry III. Poland, aged 20 years,
native Marylander. but now
resident of Preston county, and
Miss Olive Watson, aged rs, were
granted license to wed by County
Clerk Walls on Saturday.
Wayne Richardson, of near Plain
View, formerly of Roscoe, Pa, is
lying at the point of death at his
home. He was operated on recent
ly for tumor, but 1t was not re-
moved, as it was beyond surgical
skill.
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Elton Conley.

Elton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Conley, of Reedsville. died
on Wednesday morning. September
IS, 1907, age 10 years. In the
year of 1905 he gave his heart TO
God and his name to the NJ. p.
church and lived consistent and
faithful Christian life. His funeral
services were conducted at Reeds.
vile by Rev. Jackson Thursday
afternoon September 20.
His body was accompanied by a
large crowd of sorrowing friends to
the Reedsville cemetery, where he
was LAID to rest TO wait the iesurrec.
ton call. His death has cast a
gloom over the family circle. May
God in his infinite mercy and grace
comfort and sustain them In their
great bereavement.
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Pclltlon for Dlscllnrgo.

UNITED STATES on AMERICA,
NuNthERN DISTRICT or WEST VIRGINIA. 81
Ia the United States District Court Ia and for
said District. -
Ia the matter Of Abort r. Bond rs an Individual
ana trading as A. r. Bond a. Co, Bankuipt
On No ~. In liankruptcy, Petition FOR DISCHARGE,
To thc honorable Aleton G. Dayton. Judge OF the
District Court Of the United Stntoa for the NORTH.
ctn Distfict nf Mcat Virginia.,
Albort X. Bond. sc. OF Rowicsbur,y In the
county OF lrcnton and state OF West Virginia In
s9id district, respectfully represents that on tho
llHt d'y 81 December last past. he was duly adii.
dicatcd bankrupt under the acta OF conqrcsa re-
9inE Ia bankruptcy: that no has duly surrendered
az hlH property and rights OF property. and has
lulIy complied with all the requirements OF raid
TUptCy. 49, $50
Wherefore, no praYs that he may DO dccrccd Nv
inc court 10 have a fun discharge from all dobtn
ptoVaple aRainst hia eatatc under said bankrupt
acts. except such dcbta aA arc cxcmntcd hv ia,,
from such discharge NV
Dated this nth day OF Auguat, A. y. 1907.
ALBERT n. BOND
a. X. BOND a. co,
-, ,,,,,, r., ,,,,,,,,,,, Bankrupt
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1.-THE Spoilers"
GIadesViIle.
-kondence ID rhe ArRns.

correspondence OF The Argus
We are anticipating the pleasure
of recording The particulars Of
quiet wedding in the near future.
Rev. A. w. Wagner, OF the Dis.
ciple church, held series OF meet
ings here in the schoolhouse last
week; no conversions.
The Disciple brethren are again
at work on the foundation for their
new church and expect TO get il
under roof before winter sets in.
Thomas Wilson has moved into
the house with w. RI. Smith. Mr..
McGinnis, who occupied the house.
has purchased small farm Of ] r.
Tripleu and will move onto il this
fall.
Miss Maud Orr will teach the
Gainesville school this winter and
Elmns Price will teach the Locus,
Grove school. Miss Ethel Shafer
wall teach the Martin school and
Miss Edna Sutton will teach a,
Ridgedale.
Rev. w ". Bayles and wife left
for Louisville, KY, on Friday, Sep.
teinber 81, where Rev. Bayles ex
poets to complete his preparation
tor'the work Of tie ministry. lie
has been an earnest and faithful
pastor during the two years he has
been with US and will be greatly
missed by all.
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CHURCH INSTITUTE
Interesting Meetings Held in King
wood Saturday and Sunday
MINISTER'S, DEACOES, AND LAYMEE
OF Geshen Baptist Association Carry
Out Fine Pregram-several
Sermons en- Sunday.

| A"S 'NihisASiS, DSaCOuS anu Lay
mems institute of the Goshen Bap.
fist Association, which was organ
lied March so, 1907, at Albrigh,s
vile Baptist church, met with the
kingwood Baptist church Septem.
Der 20 and 80. The following minis
tiers were in attendance: DR.. ID. b.
Purinton, president; c.. b. Griffin,
L. b. Lawler, c. ]. Ward, ]. G..
Carson, George %. Dever, and ii &.
5. Chenoweth, of Belington, mem.
Ter OF the Union Baptist Associa.
ton.
AT 1880 Saturday morning the
institute was called 10 order by Rev.
George b. Dever, vice president and
pastor OF the Kingwood Baptist
church, and after devotional serv
ices the program which had been
arranged by the committee was
adopted by tue institute, subject to
such changes as the body might
think necessary.
The program was we'll rendered
and quite deep interest was mani
tested throughout the meeting. The
subjects discussed by the brethren
opened up world of thought, many
being able to see things in differ
ent light. 1t will cause some to
think deeper aud search more care
fully TO know the truth. There are
innumerable truths with which we are
not acquainted, aud this is the oh.
ject of the institute.
Brother Chenoweth's visit among
us was much appreciated and the
good and efficient service he rem.
dered. lie is a good pastor and a
strong preacher, and we are very
anxious that one of our pastorless
churches of Goshen association set.
tie him among us.
We are also encouraged by the
increased interest our deacon and
lay membership are manifesting in
these meetings. Three churches
were represented by Their deacons,
namely, DIR. ]. p. Shafer, of Terra
Alta church; A. III. Fox, Of Zoar
church, and Albrigh,sville by c. w.
korman. Rev. Ross Ward was not
able to attend because Of his wife's
sickness, and we missed him very
much.
On Sunday morning DR.. Purinton
preached a strong and instructive
sermon from III Corinthians, ix:Is;
theme, Gods Unspeakable Gift"
At 3 p. M. lecture on Christian
ethics theme, professional Morals"
About all classes of professions were
represented at this service and were
much benefited.
Sunday evening Rev. +. b. Law
erPreached from the text, III Chroni-
cles, vi:S; theme, High Ideals"
which the people enjoyed and ap
preciated very much.
The next meeting of this institute
will be held with the PAlaiIne Baptist
church on December 90 aud 20, 1907.
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Oak Grove.
Of The Argus.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Nicholas Lee is on the sick list.
Levi May, who has been i'll, is no
better.
John May is i'll with stomach
trouble.
Mrs. Emanuel Metheny has a
siege Of illness.
Metheny & Go. and Sisler are
threshing in this vicinity.
There was a Sunday school rally
at Oak Grove last Sunday.
Elmer Wilson is setting up his
sawmill on Staley Dooge's farm.
The funeral Of Mrs. Allen Dodge,
of Accident, took place at Cedar
Valley on September IS.
Elite Miller, Of Tunnelton, and
Sallie Albright, OF Kingwood, are
guests Of Leroy Trembly this week.
Rev. Stoneking preached his fare
well sermon at White Oak Springs
Saturday evening, September 81,
and Rev. Price preached his fare
well sermon on Sunday, the a2d.
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In Full Operation.

The sand refining plant OF the
Corinth Sand Co., located at Cor
NTH, IS now in full operation and
they are shipping sand to many
glass factories in West Virginia and
Pennsylvania and their output IS
not sufficient Tor their present de
mand. Scarcity Of cars has inter
fered TO some extent with the opera.
lions Of this growing concern. The
company IS furnishing the sand to
be used in the construction Of the
new Garrett county courthouse at
Oakland.
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Too Much for One Man.

1t is liltIe use for the local editor
to waste his lungs and spraib his
spine in trying to boom town when
the citizens all stand around with
their hands in their pockets and in
differently wait for something to
turn up. II the capitalists or busi
ness men do not put their shoulders
TO the wheel and do a little boost.
ing, it is useless for the editor to
try and boom things. lie can write
"boom" articles till he gets bald
headed. but If the citizens them
selves do not take hold and push,
the town will forever stick in the
mud. OF what use is il for The local
paper to suggest Improvements ard
new enterprises If the suggestions
are never acted upon1 One cannot
boom town. # requires the con
ccr,ed action Of the citizens. When
one man shoulders a town and at
tempts to carry it there are always
lot OF crank kickers ready to
jump on top of the load. Unity Of
action is what counts. FIX.
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thursday, October 10, 1907.

y "A. n.
Tho uudoraigucd will o,yer ::at public auction 20
the hisheet bidder ON tho above farm a. befors
mentioned. upon the terms hereinafter uta,od ~
head OF cattle comprising about ~ head Of vaiuable
rou'otcred Jcrsels combating OF bulls and hesfers.
also,
Is head Of unrcglstcrcd Jersey cows and he,fe,s
In milk
20 lIeifcrs from to Il months old.
Syoung nulls from 10 i6 months old
Jersey huh 2h years old
10 stock COWS and hcifcrs ia milk
Heifcrs in pasture. duo 60 calvc
purc bred Berkshire pigs.
10 head OF Bcrkshirc and Choatcr White about
months old.
The above pr'mlacs being the home Of the eolc-
bratcd bull. King % Brooksidc." No. Gseo0
American Jersey Cattle Club. uira King of Sc.
Lambert" this will give farmers and all breeders
a chance 60 secure The Best Blooded Stock IN
America.
Thcrc viii also he offered one pair Of blue rOan
driving horses. s years old. two or three riding
horses, we'll trained. also Few sheep. young and
Nood condition.
TERMS OF SALE. AL purchaacs of $500 and
under cash ON tho day Of sale: any suma over
that a credit of months will loo given tho pur.
chaser giving his note. with security satisfactory
TO tho undersigned. bearing interest from tho day
Of sale. and negotiable at tho Garrett National
Bank Oakland. Md. and no property "a TO be re-
moved from tho premises until tho terms OF salc
arc complied with.
An Information IN reference 70 milk records Of
the abovu stock In reference 60 any other stock
Offered FOR sale viii b. given upon application 20
H. J. KIRKPATRICK.
BrooksIdc. w. Va
. Motto II the above stock IA not all sold on tho
hrat day, sale viii he continued tho following day
at 10 o'clock "A. m.
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oRpKR OF NOTICE rnrnron

Northern District Of West Virginia 10;
ON this 2Sth day of September A. ID 1907 IN
reading The foregoing petition, II is
orucrcd by the court, that a hearing be had upon
the nhmo on tho 18th day OF October A ID iioI
boiore SAD court. az ClarkHburg In said diatrict
AZ 10 o'clock In the forenoon; aud that otice there
OF bo published In the West Virginia Argus N
newspaper printed In said district and that ali
known creditors and other persons In In torcst may
appear at the said time and place and show cause
" Hny they have why the prayer OF the said neil
ton should not bo granted
And q " further ordered by tho court that tho
clerk shall send by mail TO all known s.rrditurH
copies Of maid petition and this order addressed 60
thum at their pacca Of rcBidencc as atated
,Witncnh the Honorable Aston q. Dayton JndRo
OF the said Court and the zeal thereof NJ Clarsr-
burg; IN Had district. on the 80th day OF scptcni.
Attest c. n. KEFAUvER,
Clerk ". SGD. G.. N. ID. w. Va.
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"The Spoilers."

Quick climatic changes try strong consti
buttons and cause. among other evils, nasal
catarTh. troublesome AID offensive dis.
ease Sneezing and snuffiing. coughing and
foul discharge into the throai-all are ended
by Ely's Cream Balm. THIS honest remedy
contains no cocaine. mercury. nor other
harmful ingredients. The worst cases yield
TO treatment In short time. All druggists
New York
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Poor PInre for shelter.

a. J. Hovatter, OF Austen, came
near losing his life in the b & O..
yards at Fairmont Sunday morning
when the cars under which he had
crawled To get out Of the rain we're
pulled by a yard crew. As IT was
he got of with losing his right foot
and getting his hips and head badly
bruised.
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"The Spoilers"
The ARGUS, Pres;on's best paper.
What q Sheep Produces

A. Williamson, who lives in IIar-
rison county, kept record Of what
twelve ewes brought him IN the
course OF year. From these twelve
ewes he got twenty one lambs, two
Of which died. lie sold eighteen
lambs which brought him s88. 50 IN
cash; one sold for $500. He cut
SI7.36 worth Of wool from these
ewes, making a total Of $I0.82 cents
net cash, and he still has twelve
ewes.
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Miss BonafleId 10 Refnrn.

Miss Julia Bonsfeld, one Of the
most successful American mission
aries that ever wett TO China, will
return to her native country for a
visit before long, expecting to al
rive in this slate in time TO spend
the Christmas holidays. Miss Bona.
field is sister TO ]. w. Bonaheld,
Of Grafton, and a. J. Bonafeld,
the we'll known Tunnelton banker.
Her mother, Mrs. Sarah Bonafeld,
also resides at Tunnellon. She has
been IN China for many years 10.
Gated at Foo Chow, where she has
charge OF an American missionary
school, she having organized the
school and devoted many years to
the work. Her labors among the
heather have met success that has
given her almost a world wide repu.
tation. Miss Bonafeld's relatives
and many friends will look forward
to her return home, after an absence
Of some eight or ten years since her
last visit, with great anticipation oil
pleasure, and will accord her a
genuine American Christmas wei.
come when she comes,
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REDoNDo, CAL, Sept. %, 1907
Editor Argus
Enclosed you will find ST. to re-
new my subscription to THE ARGUS.
We enjoy reading THE ARGUS very
much and regard /, as welcome
visitor in our home. As its pages
arc free from Objectionable matter,
arc clean and wholesome, we do not
want to miss even one number. Very
truly yours. J. NJ. TRowBRipGE.
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"Tbe Spoilers"
Or. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
entertained Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus J. Shaffer en-.
teuaiued few friends Mondae
evening m honor Of Mrs. George w.
Lackey, of Indianapolis, Ind, WHO
is spending a few weeks in The home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. - J. Gibson. Mrs.
Lackey before her marriage was
Miss Mollic Anderson, Of Newburg,
a great favorite always in her social
set, and is held in highest esteem by
a host OF friends in Preston county.
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How's ThIsg

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Ca;arrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo o.
We, the undersigned, have known r. !
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions aui financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by his hrm
WALDiNG KtNHAN & MARVIN.
wholesale Druggists Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
sWrlaces OF The system. Testimonials sent
Tree, 7sc per bottle. Sold By ar druggists
lake HaLLs FamilY PiLIs Tor c1nslinaILon-
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Another Fine Horse for Terra Alta.


A number Of enterprising citizens
in the vicinity of Terra Alta have
purchased Of ID. G.. White, Of Fred.
erick, Md. Through S. b. Falken-
stine) the beautiful black 3 year-old
Percheron stallion Sandi No. (6346s)
42253. weighing 100 pounds. This
fine animal received high honors in
France before being imported into
this country. This purchase is proof
conclusive that the best citizens Of
that vicinity do not propose to step
backward, but TO continue the good
work they started few years ago
when they bought Of Mr.. White the
pure bred stallion Iona, whose su.
perior offspring have shown to the
best thinking people of Preston
county that it pays always to breed
to the very best pure bred sires oh.
tainable.
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cures made by DR..
Kiliner's Swamp
Root, the great kid
neg, liver and blad-
der remedy
It is the great med
ical triumph Of the
nineteenth century
discovered afteryears
Of scientific research
by DIR. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
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Calico Day, Tuesday, Oct. s, 1000
yds. at 81 cents. Cash Store Co.
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1000 ParIor Matches, S cents.
Cash Store Co.
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Presion's popular paper-THE
ARGUS
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bladder specialist, and IS wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh Of the bladder and
Brights Disease, which IS the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kiimer's Swamp-RoOt is not rec.
commended for everything but III you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble il will be
found Just the remedy you need. II has
been tested in 80 many ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved 50 successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers Of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have n sample
bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell
ing more about Swamp Root, and how TO
findout II youhavc kidney or bladder trou-
BILE. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address TO DR.. Kiimcr 81,
g. Co, Binghamton, - "a
N. Y. The regular 8ESI3 n! ~
ffty-ccnt and one "a -
dollar size bottles are .Hous Of svsmPRoot.
sold by all good druggists Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp Root, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Binghanton, n. Y, on
every bottle.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
saIuahle Registered and Un-
registered Cows and
Other Stock.

Win be held at BrcOk'idc Dairy Farms. Brook.
side Prcsten eounty.w.va.. about ten miles south
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK 4?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody WHO reads the news
papers is sure TO know Of the wonderful
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''The Spoilers"
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address to DR.. Kilmcr
g. Co, Bingliamton,
N. Y. The regular
ffty-ccnt and one
HI -. f...4af.. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-13
HUMAN OK" IN FIGHT.
Policeman, Aided by Prisoner, Sub
dues Italian With Knife.

NEW YORK, September 13.-Wheu
Policeman Files of the Yorkville police
court squad went to the vegetable store az
SOB East G3d street yesterday to serve
warrant on Nicola Rubino. the proprietor,
the Italian attack ii him with long knife.
Three friends of the storekaepar pitched
in to help him, one of the THO being armed
with ice tOngs.
The policeman. who is known as The
Human OK" because of his great strength,
seized the storekeepcr by the hand and
backed him into corner. II happened
that the policeman had arrested George
Maran of 30i 9th street on a charge OF
non-support, made by mis- VIE. and he had
the prisoner with him when he mt into
the store. While Files was struggling with
the four Italians Marau ran uut and got
Policeman Mcclellan. Mcclellan and Maran
took a hand in the fight and succeeded in
getting the storekeeper to the { urt.
The warrant was issued at thu request OF
Giuseppe Jacnto. a street sweeper. who
sal that the storek -"prr assaulted him
when demonstrated with for throwing de-
cayed vegetables in the street. Rub.no was
arraigned before Magistrate s. inert and
he'd for examination. Maran was brought
up then and as his wife insisted on maxi
ing a complaint he was held to pay her 81
week
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GEORGE w. PLYMPTCN DEAD.
He Was a Noted Civil Engineer and
Veteran Teacher

NEW YORK. September &c aorge w.
Plympton the veteran professor of phys
ical sciences at the Polytechnic Institute in
Brooklyn and the Oldest director Of the
Cooper Union. died Wednesday at his sum-
mer home III Tyson, Vt. in his eightieth
year.
He was descended from the Piymptons
who came over in the ship Confidence in
1910 and settled in Sudbury. Mass He was
born in Waltham. Mass, and graduated as
a civil engineer from the Troy Polytechnic
Institute IN 1917. He was in thu service
of the government as an engineer during
the civil In 1851 h became a pro-
fessor of mathematics in the New York
State Normal School, and in 1869 held the
same position in the New Jersey Normal
School.
His connection with the Brooklyn Poly
tschnic Institute began in 1863 He was
professor of chemistry and toxicology for
several years in the Long Island College
Hospital and from 1870 til ISIS, was editor
of Van N0strand's Engineering Magazine.
He had been director of schools in tho
Cooper Union for thrty-eight years. He
was president of the board of electrical
subways In Brooklyn during Mayor Lows
administration and was Il member of the
Society of Civil Engineers
He leaves son, DR.. Henry Plympton,
well-known Brooklyn physician and two
daughters. Tie intcrment VIII be at Troy.
n Y.