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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19

en- el ferro. carril 10 1nico que le
faltaba para su complete desarrollo
comercial y agricola.
acknowledgements que esa nueva
linea sera de gran importancia para
las dos citadas poblaciones y por clio
deben sentirse satisfechoa aquellos
vecinos.
Ell sabado regres6 de su via
ie a la isla, nuestro querido amigo
don Juan R. Baiz.
Quejabase anoche el publico,
de que muy temprano en- la noche
Sc hubieran agotado en- taquilla las
lunetas del teatro y que estas fue-
ran vendidaS en- las puertas con au
mento de precio. Esta especula
ci6n, que no sabemos de quien par.
te, debiera ser evitada por el al.
calde.
-Esta talde saldta para Re
Grande y Fajardo, en- asuntos pro
fesionales, nuestro amigo el Lcdo
don Miguel Guerra.
FL vieraes embarcara para Il
Habana el sefior Bella, artista de Il
extiuguida compafiia de zarzull,
de los sefiores Casas y Morales.
layer estuvieron en- Baya
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
A0TlS TEATRALtS
Las funciones del sa
bado y domingo, fue-
ron un deSaStre.
PuBLlCO BURLADO
Artistas del genero in6mo
son, pues...." a su puesto.
Zapatero 4 tus zapatos.

Las funciones organizadas por
la Embrssa Cambos para el sabado
y domingo tlltimos resultaron un
a'ombroso exito de taquilla. Los
seiiores que compraron dichas fun,
clones puede 'decirse que hlcieron
su agosto en- pleno agosto.
Pero el exito no pas6 de la ia
quilla.
La Guerra Santa fue uu desas-
tire parecldo al de Ia guerra de
Ofiente; que no en- bllde pasaba la
accion Ell Russia.
Director, artistas, coros, or
questa, mise en- scene y tramoya,
todo, todo anduvo esa noche de ca
b "a; y hasta la propia Blanca Ma
tras no sali6 muy bien librada de la
guerra; aunque, ESQ 81, estaba qua
pisima, y hasta nos parecio mucho
mas j6ven, con SIT traje de egipcia.
Ell bajo Morales (coronel Ago.
rtff), desa6no mas que de costum-
bce y visti6 el persouaje de una
manera detestable.
A Real Miguel Strogoff) lie
iba algo aucha la particella, y de
ahi que pasarau desapercibidas las
frases mas hermosas de la obra.
De Suarez, Cortes, Arnaldo y
demas hay que repetir 10 que de
ellos dijo, con mucha gracia, un co
nocido letrado, que reside de ordi
uatio en- Jayuya: ecantaban bajo pa
labra de honor.O
En- la tramoya ccurrierou cosa
que ningln pIblico del mundo ha
brfa pasado sin protestas parede
cue Sc elevahan. al telsr,.s puerta
que corrfan solas, como pr6fugo
perseguidos por la policia. Momen
to hubo que talmente parecia gu
} Miguel Strogoff quiso fltrarse po
; los cimientos del castillo.
En- fin que Sc forz6 tanto l.
imagination del p1blico, que gent
hubo que sali6 con las manos en- /
cabeza media loca - sin poders
explicar, entire otras cosas, como d
un coche vaclo podian salir dispa
dos NADIA menos que dos periodistas
con sus maletas y todo.
Del aCadizs de anoche solo pc
demos decir que sobrepujo por !
malo 4 ola Guerra Santa.D
j Contelnplando aquel triste e;
pectaculo pensabamos, con pen;
a en- la buena seiiora Matras, a la qr
s CIRCUMSTANCES extrafias al art,
o obliga a manchar su fama de e1
J. celente artista, tomando parte {
a semejante infundio.
d A parte de que niuguno de Il
a artistas saba 10 que Sc decia, abb
8 s6se anoche de la bondad de nWeStj
l. publico de modo tai; que con hab
= sido grandes los abuses cometid
y por anteriores empresas, fuer,
j. estos obscurecidos por la enormii
lr de los anoche realizados por
o. troupe Campos.
Este director, que ha dirigi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19

Las obras del ferrocarril elec-
trico de Rio -piedras Caguas, ade-
lantan notablemente. Va ha en-
pezado la construction de la linea
en- varias secciones del trazado y va
viniendo de los EStados Unidos el
material de puenteS. Sc han he.
cho va varios contratos para la
ejecuci6n de las obras de terra
(desmontes y terraplenes) y de las
numerosas obras de fabrica que hay
en- el proyecto. Este ferrocarril,
sera una fuente de vida para comar-
cas- ricas por su suelo, pero pobres
hoy por falta de Was de comunica
ci6n, indispensables para el desa
rrollo de la agricultural.
Trujillo-alto, en- las margene:
del no grande de Lola, en- pinto
resca situaci6n, entire montaiias d,
poca altara, sera sin duda un deli
ciosO sitio de verano, gracias a la
facilidades de communication co,
San Juan que Ia nueva Inca esta
biece.
Caguas, que ha visto aumenta
considerablemente su riqueza co
Ia central azucarera francesa CO.
las fkbricas de tabacos, encontrar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
0BIT IN PlCE

Aver mahaua falieci6 en- su
residencia de Ia calle del Paraue,
yictima de cruel enfermedad, la
muy estimable y virtuosa sthorita
Cruz Mirabal y Cuesta, hermana
politica de nuestro compahero en-
la prensa don Rosendo Tnfante
Saavedra, redactor de sLa Cores.
pondencia de Puerto Ricop.
Los restos de la infortunada
ioven recibieron cristiana sepultura
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
POr g able
!ERWcN ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE IA DEuOcRIu vMOH

gun genero de esfuerzos para someter las tribus
rebeldes, por 10 inenos haceras repegarse al in
terror. AL extreme que han llegado las cosas en-
el impero marroqui, Ell gabnete de esta capital juz
ga que toda severidad es poca para hacer el debdo
escarmiento entire las bandas de foragidos que,
acaudilladas por Raisuli sus lugartenientes, han
perpetrado numerosos asesinatos en- europeos
constituyen perpetua amenaza de la paz, por Ell
contante merodeo las depredaciones que Sc en-
tregan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
Francia debe mos
trarse mas energica.

Londres, agosto I9.-Los ped6dicos opinan
que Francia debe proceder enetgicamente 8 de 10
contraro los reveses Sc sucederan, porque como ST.
que ahcra la campafa provocan los desastres. Es
de opinion aquf todo el muudo que ell gobierno
frances debe proceder la ocupaci6n miitar de las
ptincipaes ciudades de Marruecos y no omitr min
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
PARA "EL TEMPO"
Sendos art1culos del or
ganillo de los dOcto-
res, sobre Diego.
LOS TRISTEs AUGURES
Ardldes y maquiavellsmo os
<pour re.>-Labor de Go.
mez Brioso y Todd.
LOS TRISTEs AUGURES

Para aquellos tristes augures-
tiistes con la tristaza del beu ale.
no que, al embarcar el aspeakerO
de la Camara de Delegados, seiior
de Diego, para los Estados Unidos,
con objeto de asistir a la Asamblea
de Jamestown, trataron de ponerle
en- ridlculo y predijeron ell efecto
desastroso que su oratoria habrla
de products en- dicho acto, claro Sc
esta que no es nj puede ser grato ell
triunfo obtenl 10 ALI por nuestro
compatriota.
De ahf que no nos sorprenda
~ nos expliquemos Ia actitul de
eEl TiempoD que, un dia y otro, en-
sendos articutazos, ttata de restar
mAritos a la labor de de Diego y con
TN maquiavelisino apour rireo, ver-
daderamente infantil, habla, echan-
do por los cerros de Ubeda, de
que La DEMoCRAcIA tiende q amt
lar a otros prominentes correligio.
narios nuestros, a fin de colocar al
mencionado compatriota a la cabe-
"a del partido unionista, Y sustitur
al sefior Mufoz Rivera, cuando es-
te abaudone el partido.
Avdides son esos muy POGO Sc.
rios, y con elIos, por otra parte, de.
muestra desconocer AL TiempoO Ia
organization y la marcia de nu2s.
| ira colectividad donde 10 hay jefa
turas permanentes nj salma mater
nj piensa nadie ell suplantaciones
qle no tienen raz6n de ser, por Il
.mismo que no hay jefe alguno
quieu suplantar.
Asi, pues, todas las aprecia
clones contenidas en- el articulo Pa
pam ha6e0InS -que solo pudo ocu
rrirsele a un papa -. moscas
. a un papanatas --caen por su bas
y a ning1n buen unionista ponel
en- sobresalto y alarma.
Por 10 dema4, 81 al colega y
los doctores que lie inspiran no lie
place 10 que de Diego ha hecho e
los Estados Unidos en- pro de nues
tro cafe y del cambio de nuestr
status, ALA ellos, siempre descon
tentos con todo 10 que tenga proce
: dencia unionista.
] Pero no estara de mas que, all
en- sus ratios de vagar, a solas con S
a conciencia, comparen la labor III
signi6cante para ellos-realizad
/. por nuestro amigo con aquella
otras gestiones que practtcaran Il
Aace mucho, primero Todd y G,
mez Btioso, cuaudo la archifamoS
meV5oyaci6R y mas tarde Toe
cuau 10 llevo Ia representation de
: liga de Ayuntamientos y torci6 i
fues que aquella Sc pfopusiera, p
ra seguir las instrucciones 1eserv;
das de los doctores consabidos
! demas aleadersS y hacer una cal
pana contra Mr. Winthrop y
Post, dando asf salida a resquem
res de caracter personalisimo.
En- aquella OCCASION estabau
: su Jueg0, de chismorreos { intrig
tai como 10 estan ell la actualid
- y como 10 estuvieron siempre, az
!, di.nio para realizar tamaiio pro
dimiento a la inventiva y la
sidia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
DON JUAN LAsTRA

Nuestro querido amigo don
Juan Lastla, sale hoy con direction
a varios pueblos de la isla, como
agente de los acreditados viuoS fran
ceses de que son representatives ex-
cluslvos en- San Juan los senores NJ.
R. Calder6n y ca.
AL desear al .seiior Lastra feliz
exito en- sus gestiones, lie recomen-
damos con la mayor ehcacia a nues-
tros amigos, en- las poblaciones que
visite.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
Perdida de tres mil
millones de dollars,

New York, agosto 19 Ell mercado de los valo-
res muestrase inqueto, porque prevee una deprs-
cacion en- las industras que por consecuenca raefa
una perdida en- e precio de los vaores de tres mil
rnil1ones de dollars
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19

grandes companies en- el ex TRANCE
70, debe conocer bien las facultadts
de sus artistas y no exponerlos q
f.acasos como estos de que nos ocu-
pamos; y que el pGblico no esta
dispuesto a tolerar de nuevc.
Artistas del genero fnfno son,
pues al.genero,inhmo deben atener-
Sc y NADIA mas. -
L. B.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17
VANCOUVER WINS
Defeats Local Team by Score of
ii to s.

II to 5.
The game between Occur d'Alene
and the Vancouver league team was
called at LAS p. m. The home team
we're outbatted by the visitors and
by several costly errors the Van
couver team carried of the honors.
The score stood IL to In favor of
Vancouver.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17
BjorkIund's Con cert.

e. Bjorklund, the Sherman stree.
ciothier lived up to his motto az
We lead, others follow when be
introduced musical programme by
the band orchestra while the people
bought goods Saturday evening, The
evenings business was good and
showed that MIR. Bjorklund did not
originate ideas without getting the
benefit out Of them. 1t was a fea-
ture which pleased the public and at
the same time advertised goods that
were we'll worthy the price asked for
tnem. The going out Of the electric
lights Just at the busy time In the
evening worked a hardship on Mr..
BJorkIund and stopped the sale of the
goods for a time. There we're %
clerks on the selling force during the
evening and ell we're kept busy. The
orchestra PLAYED up to its usual ex-
cellence. ave originate, others fol.
low" has been Mr.. Bjorklund's motto
In business and Occur d'AIene NAV
look for another innovation from
him In the near future.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17
Orders Honor Their Dead

The Odd Fellows lodge met yes
terday at Sander hall to observe Mem
oFial anniversary. Rev. Barker
preached on the text OF "He being
dead, yet speaketh. His discourse
was eloquent and was intentIy lis.
tened to. After the sermon the lodge
members took up the march to the
cemetery. where they decorated the
graves Of the dead Of their order.
In the afternoon the Modern Wood
men OF America and the Royal Neigh
oors celebrated the same event. The
Occur d'Alene band headed the pro-
cession to the cemetery and dis.
coursed sweet music during the cere-
monies at the graves.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17
4 STEAMBOAT TIME CARDS

sugIas " trains and steamboats,:
u.o1ac FRafIwaw
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17
KNIGHT TEMPLARS MEET
Grand CommandeFy Begins Ses-
sion in This City.

The fourth annual conlcave of the
Grand Commandery of knights Tenn
plar of the state Of Idaho convened
today in Fraternal hall.
The members of the local COM
mandery under the direction of Emil
nent Commander Frank D. VIM,
grand sword bearer, assembled at the
asylum at 10 o'clock from which
place in full uniform they marched
TO the Hotel Idaho headed by the
Occur d'Alene col act band. From
there the Grand Officers Of the Grand
Commandery we're escorted to the
hall where the session of the con
clave will be held. The banner
borne by a Sir Knight, had in
scribed on it in large gold letters
above and below, "Grand Command
cry, K. T. Idaho enclosing the words
'Idaho the gem of the moutains. !"
A large likeness of William, Prince
of Orange, a hero of the order and a
leader of Professionalism, completed the
banner Another Sir knight carried
the Stars and Stripes. About so
Sir knights we're in line.
The hall had been appropriately
decorate with the ORDERS colors,
long black and white streamers hang
ing in festoons from the center Of the
room, supported at every end By old
Glory.
The following grand officers we're
present and assisted in opening the
Grand Cnmmandery.
Deputy Eminent Grand Com
mander, E. L. LegRett, Wallfce;
Grand Generalissimo, Prof. Hiram T.
French, Moscow; Grand Captain Gen
eral, George A Maitland, Wallace;
Grand Senior Warden, E. NJ. Gillette,
Moscow; Grand Junior Warden, j,
R. Mason, Idaho Falls; Grand Prel-
ate, John Williamson, Boise; Grand
Recorder James A. PiDney, Boise;
Grand Swordbearer, Frank D. VIM,
Occur d'Alene; Chairman of commit.
tee on Correspondence: Jessie K.
Dubois brother Of ex-senator Fred I.
Dubois, Boise. These additional Sir
Knights we're delegates from a dis
lance: James Stephenson, Boise;
Rev. ". Il. Frye, Moscow; Victor
Landquist, and George Doehne, Jr.,
Lewiston; E. q. Mofltt and e.
Batting, Wallace; G. Il. Olmstead,
PocateIlo and Francis NJ. Bybee,
Idaho Falls.
The business transacted before go
ing to press was the appointment ot
committees.
The Commandery listened to ad-
dresses from the Grand Commander
and Deputy Grand Commander which
showed a most healthy growth IN
membership throughout the state
The membership aggregates AIS.
Wieser is the smallest commandery
In the state while Lewiston has the
distinction of being the largest.
Occur d'AIene commandery has had
a growth of 20, the grsatets IN the
state. -
Last year the Communicates q
Idaho showed . growth Of 70 per
cent. the greatest of any state II the
union.
The three highest officers Grano
Eminent Commander, Grand Cen
eralissimo and Grand Captain Cen
eraI. elected at this eOnelave will at
tend the Grand EncamPment 20 o
=. S.ratoga- New York.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17

The banner displayed this morn.
Ing viii be Displayed in the Grand
Encampment parade.
This afternoon occurred the cleo
tion Of Grand officers and their in
stallation. This evening the work
in the order Of Malta and the Temple
degree will be exemplifed. Lunch
con will be served at the hall
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17

Y Miss Kettle Stricken. Of the Inter.
state Telephone company, was q 500.
Kane visitor yesterday.
Buy a lot for $40 from the Amer,.
can Trust company. See ad.
Notary Public Bonds furnished ON
short notice by State Trust & Inyest
ment company, 104 Fourth street
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17
GRoCERS' PICNIC
Spokane Business Men Come
Wednesday.

The business men Of Occur d'AIene
have accepted the invitation Of the
Spokane Grocers' association to pic
mic with them in this city Wednes-
day. The invitation has been ac
cepted and the local stores will close
at noon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17
SEWER CONTRACT LET
Cost People $50, TAO with Trunk
4 to River.

The sewer committee met in the
council rooms this afternoon and
opened bids for the building Of
Occur d'Alene's sewer system cover
ing the business and thiclIy settled
portions Of the residence district.
Bids ranged from $50, TAO to ss4, SEQ.
The successful bidder is John r.
Costello, Of Spokane.
The contractor states that he will
nave material on the ground and
begin work before the end OF the
month.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17

Bret Harte's Truthful James" died
in the nick o time to escape having his
name added to the roll Of the Ananias
club.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17

With an output Of 100000 Bibles
In 1906 the American Bible society can
fairly claim credit for handling the
best seller
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17

Dine at Motel Idaho cafe. Best
service in the state and prices moder
ate. Meal tickets for IS. Special
10 cent dinner every Sunday, $50 to
1880.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17

Keep your gyroscoplc equilibrium"
will soon replace the well worn keep
level head" in the language Of the
street.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-17
CITY IN BRIEF

shaw & Schmidt, real estate and
NICE, Notary public.
/. Blackwell and family are ia
N from Spirit lake and will
! few days at their home.
ale-Twenty foot gasoline
|. Union Trust company.
. Osterhout was a Spokane
! yesterday.
mis- new hall for rent every FIJI
Old ball Mondays and every
V. w. Sander.
D. Lafayette and wife re-
! Saturday evening from a bust
BIZ to Spokane.
ant do better than invest in
'alle, see ad.
|AiOnable dress making at SIS,
arset.
u [. Hoffman, attorney, of
rum was in the city Saturday
iDsss.
rent two Offices, photograph
shipments furnished, a good
for an up to date man or
Apply j. W. Wiggett. u IL
lyder, of the firm of Snyder
%, left Saturday for an ex-
Zip through British Colum.
will visit Duluth before
lbstracts of title see US.
sHt & Investment company,
Rth street.
Reeived one car load of
nd two car loads of cement.
fuel company.
Occur d'Alene & Spokane
company has issued a neat
Rd booklet showing the lake
tributary to its line. Illus
rom Occur d'Alene lake are
ut features. Hayden lake is
lnatrsted and on the whole
q Is work of art and useful
lOurist as a guide.
q ale of hose for ladies and
nom % to so cents per pair,
lace patterns at the Palace
I'd Suit House.
3 B. Maitland, of Wallace,
md Captain General Knights
lars, arrived Saturday even
AEe part in the fourth annual
lot the Grand Commandery.
hggett 4 Mitchell under Kel-
iGery and have your measure
that spring suit.
Nelson, of Sprague, Wash,
Nth his brother Oscar, of
Alene, over Sunday.
Found green bone for your
At the City Market, SIS
street.
ltherland, who spent the win.
AOscoW in attendance at the
aiVersty, returned Saturday
Bros. for painting. paper
I'D decorating.
s'ofiee has for sale the
= commemorative stamps.
Y be on the market until
= LIST.
-New piano. As 1 am
eae0r d'Alene l will dispose
: excellent Keystone Grand
',ek oak, made by Miller.
> 70 purchase a piano call
'OS' Wallace street.
hillary recruiting station for
army has been estab-
Private 7. n. Hulse in
are In room ~.
eoeE' where the recruit will
Preliminary examina.
ssnding him to Spokane
\ BOnfOrd of the 22nd
. be sworn in.
u 49,
s L cents a day to buy
- Union Tris, com
a Rathdrum visitor
Ia and four foot dry
Asreantile company.
a 80 sA' of Spokane, has
s,aoO with the Coeur
tlfe eor,.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-09-21

The departure of DR.. Frank O'Hara.
of Notre Dame University, to take up
educational interests, involves import
ant changes In the teaching staff of
that institution. He lis succeeded by
DR.. James c. Monaghan, for long
term of years head of the consular
service of the United States. DIR. Mon
Afghan has had varied career in many
countries and has held many import
ant positions in the world of education
as we'll as government, He is grad
uate of Brown University and made
post graduate studies at Heidelberg.
For many years he was a professor IN
the State University of Wisconsin. He
is known throughout the country as a
brilliant lecturer.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-09-21
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
HENNEPIN-IN PROBATE COURT
In the Matter of the Estate Of Patrick
NJ. Finn. Decedent
On, receiving and filing the final ac-
count Of Susan Finn. Administrative NJ
the estate OF said decedent. and her peti-
ton praying for the allowance of said
account
It 1s Ordered. That all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before tho
said Probate Court on Monday. the l4th
day of October. 1907. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. at the Probate Court in the
Court House at Minneapolis In said ooun.
~. then and there to show cause. If any
there. be. why said account should not
be allowed.
And 1t Is Further Ordered. That notice
Of such hearing be given by publishing
this order once in each week Tor three
hearing, In the Irish Standard. a news
paper printed and published In said coun-
ty. and by mailing copy of this order to
all legatees named in said will--hcirs- at =
law OF decedent when their address is
known or can he ascertained bv due dill
gence. at lenst fourteen nA davs before
the date of said hearing unless notice is
waived.
Dated at Minneapolis this 18th dav of
September. 1907.
BY the Court:
GEORGE r. SMITH.
Judge of Probnte.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-09-21

1t was he received a severe shock Be-
fore he could give the alarm and the
current could be shut off the Blich-
feldt boy was dead. Physicians worked
over him but could do nothing. The
blow comes particularly hard upon the
boys parents because Of the fact that
Mrs. Blichfeldt's mother died Sunday
IN Colorado. She received the news
late in the afternoon and intended to
leave with her husband for the west
today. The boy, at the time he was
killed, was on his way to the home Of
his cousin John Blichfeldt, Of 2o16
Third avenue south, to tell him the
news. The funeral was held Wednes-
day morning with requiem mass at St
Stephens church. and interment at st
Mary's cemetery.
Karin DoIan,
KERN Dolan, aged Is years, died at
st. Mary's hospital. Funeral from the
residence Of his son, Thomas Dolan,
lola Sixth street north. yesterday
morning. Interment at Hamel, Henne-
pin county. Mr. Dolan's wife died ten
years ago. He was resident of this
county for over forty years. He was
the father of fourteen children, of
which ten survive him, five boys and
five girls.