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The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06
PEACE SIGNS
ARE BRIGHTER
(By AssocInted Pressl

CHICAGO, July 6.-The signs for
permanent peace in the telegraphers'
situation are more apparent today
according to Labor Commissioner o.
Neil who has held many conferences
with both the Western Union manage
ment and the Telegraphes' union.
Commissioner O'Neil believes that
the chances for satisfactory settle
ment are good.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06

Mrs ]. p. Knox, at her home at
737 Gunnison avenue, has been SER
iously I'll with appendicitis for sever
al days and this morning she under
went an operation. Her condition
is as satisfactory this afternoon as
could be expected.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06
PAYS $1,000 FOR RANCH

Today A. e. Johnson sold to Ona
Morgan 90 acres of orchard land in
section 8 township 1, East Ute Merld-
ian, for 81, 200. Part of the ranch is
in commercial fruit.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06
SCHRECK WOULD
FIGHT BURNS
(By Associated Press.) }

DENVER, July 6.-Mille Schreck
is making every effort to get fight
with Tommy Burns, who defeated
Bill Squires Thursday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06
BATTLESHIP
is SUNK
lRx Associated Press.l

TOULON, France, July 6.
In order to escape destruction
by fire which broke out last
night near her powder maga-
zine the battleship Hohe was
sunk in her slip.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06
BIG OFFICIAL Is HERE

Commissioner Eskew. of Chicago,
a high official of the Salvation army,
of America. is a visitor to Grand
Junction today He is making a tour
of the west.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06

Front Rank furnaces are being rec
ognized more and more each day as
the ideal furnace for the modern
building. ]. II. Lane at 1877 South
9TH street sells them.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06
THE FILIPINOS
FOR THE u. S.
(By Associated Press.)

MANILA, July G.-The Filipano
papers and leaders state that they are
favorable to the United States In the
Japan.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06

Three double sheets of Tanglefoot
hy-paper at the and 10 cent store
for 5 cents.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06

Cal at C. P. McCary's and see the
prize buggy and harness that he Is go
ing to give away at the fair this year
Black.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06

Both light and heavy harness made
to order by Harry L. Hiatt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06
THE MARKET
CBx Associated Press. J

lBy Associated Press.]
CHICAGO, July 6.-Wheat; No. 2
Red, SO u a 95; September 96A 90
96B.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06

THE FIRST PAIR OF GLASSES
you wear should not be selected at
haphazard, but should be devised
by an expert and experienced ocu-
list after thorough examination
of your eyes, And they should be
right in the beginning, and so pre-
vent future impairment of your
vision. A consultation with us will
place you on the right track.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06

Clothes cleaned and pressed at
Loeffler's.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06

that if the Standard oil company of
New Jersey was interested in the
ownership or the operation of any
refineries outside of the state of New
Jersey he knew nothing of 1t.
From the other witnesses Judge
Lands derived the information that
the Standard Oil company of New Jer-
sey is the owner of large proportion
of the stock of the Standard Oil com
pany of Indiana and that the New
Jersey corporation also owned large
share of Union Tank line.
William Rockefeller and John d..
Archibold, who had to come to court
expecting to be called upon were not
asked to testify.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-06

lawyers and by
see the man
richest man in
When the h
company app
led by his I
torneys and
the Standar,
The polit
We're compe
strenuous me.
in check. 7
swept from t
spectators VIII
back and foru
glimpse of th'
A pathway t
made for Rock
and he was sho
of the judges be
Rockefeller too
at 1850 a. m.
The examination
hours. Little inf
tanned from Rockt
ed he had not been
for twelve years an
the offices of the
pany for eight ye
capital stock of the
of New Jersey, was
million dollars ant
the company was re
clared that he did
- IL s... -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-09

a splendid saw mill and eight or
ten head OF good mules: mill located
at Pearl, in Camden county, and &C
cessible to Brunswick by water A
splendid opportunity to the right par.
ty Apply TO News Office
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EsHE - - - 80 ~
Society News


Miss Pauline Scarlet is the gue5
Mrs. F. A. Dunn -
Mrs. e. c. Peerson continuS quite
sick to the regret Of her friNds
Miss Madeleine Downing leaves to
day to visit friends in Jacksonville
The friends Of Miss Fannie sH4el
stein regret that she is slightly III
Mrs 7. N. Motion. Of birmingham.
Is the guest Of Mrs. w G. Brantley
Miss Carrie Stacy left yesterday
for Cuba with Mr.. and Mrs Green,
Of Annistou. Ala.
Mrs. Ralph Topper and Mrs J. NJ.
Madden left yesterday ON the 81 'iii5-
wick to take trip to Cuba
The regular meeting Of the Oak
Grove Cemetery Society viii be neld
this afternoon at 800 o'clock
Mr. J. NJ. Mason. IS Fannie s.
on, AMI thelreguest. Miss Stafford icfl
sesterda. on the BIN v''ck for f>
yanA e.
Capt. and NM J. G. Henly, Of
Birmingham, arr Friday to spend
ZONE time witty Hon. and Mrs. w.
9. Brantiey-
The LaahgTof the Maccabees held
well ftteHded and very enthusiasts.
tic meeting yesterday afternoon at
which an election OF officers was held
Plans for the years work were made
and a committee on charities appoint
ed. The hive also decided to assist
In the building Of an orphans home
in Brunswick and win shortly begin
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-09
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2 -1FFs NE1fN7 2 W. y y
After many years OF pattern stud
and experiment. haS given The wors.'
preparation which is m absolute
aud fgrmanent cure fof - cry form II
rheumatism The .i1e il S.. but il
is two LARGE bottles. enough 10,
month, treatment and wiTl relieve tho
worst case from the first dose Sen.
by express mon receipt ~ price ~
DrUmmond Medicine co. New York.
with fHll particulars and testimouia's
~ wn ,aerfui ctira<9
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-09

IS aNnunber Of persons nave re-
quested information in regard to what
constitutes eligibility to the Society
Of Colonial Danes and have confused
this society with the Daughters Of
the American Revolution. the follow
ing exit from the constitution Of
The folmel society 1t is prescribed
by the constitution that tsnaa.women
eligible shall be those who are de-
seconded in their own right from some
ancestor Of worthy he. who came
to reside in an American colony prior
to 1850, which ancestor or one Of mis-
descendants being llneal ascendant
Of the applicant shall fave rendered
efficient service to his country during
the Colonial period either in. The
founding Of 4 con- monwealtok or of
an institution which has sssSsived and
developed into inlns elce, or who
shall have he'd ~ portant posi-
ton In the Colonial government and
who. by hise distinguished service,
shall nave contributed to the found
ing Of this great and powerful ration"
Services rendered after 1916 do not
entlue to membership. but are ae-
cepted on supplemental applications.
there being no admission exceDt
through Colonial Ancestry This will
inform those who harbor the mistak-
en- impression that only the descend
ants OF officers are eligible 70 mem
hcrship in this society, that such i'm
pressioh is erroneous as anyone who
can prove loyal Colonial ancestry.
VINO aided in any way the establish
ing Of his yountry. are eligible.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-09
CASTQRIA
For Infants ard Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
.sl sssss the Of I11z2zz0

We don't buy once d year nnr
twice year. but we are receiving
shoes all the time Persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-09

and glassware less than actual cost
Don't miss This opporufBdy 10 81
ply your needs in this line c1ls0n
Hardware Co
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-09

to work for this good cause. TIE
ive is nourishing and the members
~ e started to work with renewed
END b. and interest
LSsle Miss Margaret Dunn vas the
pretty little hostess at a lovely party
yesterday afternoon. the occasion be-
ing her second birthday. The rooms
were Beautifully decorated IN red and
sreen. oairied out with holly and
Christmas berries. The dining room
was especially piere. the table also
being decorated WITT and. greeps
zinc atthe folkss after a lumF 81
merry games, marched to%his NON
where dainty oshments Nere%ser
we'd About forty guests were Pres
ant and the party was delightful
ssWceess.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13
ALL AT
WOLFE ON me- CORNER

Mrs. Louise Hunter, of Pine Grove,
was here shopping this morning.
J. Il. Croft, Of Houston. Was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. York returned from
short visit to Houston last night.
Col Gornto, Of Mayo. was a bust
ness visitor in The city Yesterday
w. q. Vernon, Of Branford, is a
business visitor in the city today
c. S. Lefever, OF Luraville, was p
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Byron Martin, Of Branford, was 2
business visitor in the city yesterday,
5. NJ. Agner, Of Pine Mount, was
business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. J. II. Cobb and daughter, Of
Pine Grove, were here shopping yes
terday.
y, II. Clayton, OF Peacock. was
among The visitors in the city this
morning
Mrs. A. X. Bailey and daughter.
Of Pine Grove. We're here shopping
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13

A. D. Hemming returned from
FenhOlloway Springs this morning.
L. \. Peacock, of Perry, was a,
business visitor in the city yesterday.
R. o. Leggett, of Wellborn, was a
visitor in our city yesterday after
noon.
Hon. W. 4. Tyson passed through
yesterday, en- route home from
Alachua county.
Hear Mrs. McKinStry lecture to-
night at the Advent Christian Church
on the Roman Empire. "
Mr.. Bailey, a prominent farmer OF
the Pine Grove settlement, was in the
city trading this morning.
! \. Z. Cobb with the firm of A. W.
| McLeran of Wellborn. made the
Democrat Office a pleasant call yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Byrd, OF South
Carolina, who have been visiting the
families OF Lee Byrd and S. J. Formy
duval, left yesterday for their home
". c. White, OF SpringYil!e, Ala.
eldest brother of 5. j., J, l.. and K. L
White, is on 2 visit here 10 his rela
lives. Mr.. White left Live Oak Il
1869. and this is his first visit to hi
Old home since that time He was
OF course. very much surprised at TIT
present size of the place he left
little village. II has been many year
since some of his relatives have see
him and they are all much delighte
to have him with them again
4 The report reached here this morn
80 .ng that fire broke out some time las
~ night in vacant Office over the stor
of Helyenston x Hayman in LAX
.. CITY, and before IL was gotten undt
f., control. the building with ali It's con
.- tents was entirely destroyed. TT
adjoining building. occupied
Young's Drug Store, WAS bad
damaged. and several others W.
in slightly burned. IL is supposed tht
-oMr one carc.e,,lg pgr a,hc, in {.
yayau. room and i'm that Way scJ FL
90 rLe building
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13

way. Stacy has made many friends
here who will regret to learn of his
departure. We wish him every sue
ceS in his new undertaking.
From Tuesdays Daily.
II. NJ. Johnson, a prominent farm
er living a few miles east of town,
was here this morning shopping.
Rev. J. S. Nickel, from north of
town, was here this morning, trad
ing.
b. T. Jones, Of Branford, was in
town this morning. looking after
business interests.
A. and W. II. Cameron. Of the
Rocky Sink neighborhood, are in the
city today shopping.
Miss Walla Rowland returned yes
terday from Plat Station, where Sht
has been visiting relatives.
f. r. Wise. a prominent farmer
from north of town, was here yester
day, shaking hands with friends.
| Hon. ". II. Mcclellan. of Wei
born. came up today on q short bust
ness trip, and will return this after
noon.
Rev. II. 5. Miller, Of Lake Butler
formerly pastor at Pine Mount in thi
county, is in the city today, attendin
court. having been summoned her
as a witness.
+. p. Woodland. OF the Florid
5 Railway; Il. p, Hopkins, of the Liy
e IOak. Perry 4 Gulf Railroad, an
. Agent +. ?. Mills, of the Seaboar
= Air Line Railroad, are all in Tail,
' haSSee today in the interest Of the
respective companies. We learn1
r this morning that the matter of Il
a union depot for Live Oak has be-
$ postponed By The railroad COMM
r. sion to a later date on account Of q
j. superintendent of the Seaboard \
Line being in Havana, Cuba. und
, quarantine
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13
From Mondays Daily

J. N. \. Peacock, OF Perry. was IN
town yesterday. shaking hands With
friends.
T. II. Mitchell. living a few miles
north OF town was on the streets
SATURDAY.
Mr.. Mitchell. formerly ia the post
Office here. but now Of Brunswick,
Ga, is in the city on "a brief visit
Paul ]. Adams. newly elected
county Judge Of Lafayette county
was shaking hands with friends here
Saturday.
Miss Kate Liddon, VINO has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Verde Had
dock. for several days. returned to
her home at Wellborn last night
Cooney Sims. who is staying win
Mrs. q. NJ. Carter at NeWburn. t'a.,
happened to the misfortune to gel
burned nearly to death Saturday
morning. The little girl was stand
ing by the stove when her clothing
caught fire. and before The flame.
could be distinguished, she was burn
ed very badly. Or. Efrd was sent Io'
at once to take charge OF the case
Stacy Baisden, who has been Wit
the Florida Book 4 News Co.. here
for the past two years, resigned HI
position Saturday and left Sunda
Tor WaycrOsS, Ga, where he vii
accept a position as telegraph oper
ator for the Atlantic Coast Line rail
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13
LOCAL NEWS
From Saturdays Daily.

CUn od'h uA' D"hJ'
J. II. Hunt, of Branford, is in the
city today trading
J. f. Mcleod, postmaster at Lura-
vile. was in the city on business yes
terday.
Sanford Payne was up from Lura-
vile yesterday attending to business
matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim White of Pine
Grove, were in town shopping yester-
day.
Miss Kate LiddOn, OF WellbOrn, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Verde
HaddOck.
G. P. Lowe, from northeast of
town, came in this morning to do
some trading.
Max HUTCHINSON of the White
School House settlement, was here
trading yesterday.
W. o. Robertson of Lancaster, va,
attending to business matters her,
yesterday afternoon.
A. J. Bass, living a few mile
south Of town. was on the street
shaking hands with friends yeStec
day.
The store OF Mr.. Geo. Wolfe Wa
closed yesterday on account of tn
death of his mOther-in-law, Mr.,
Sewell ". Parnell. who will be bur
led at Beulah ChuHh tomorro'
morning.
J. NJ. Hall. OF OBrien, eX-comml'
siOner of our county, and one time
member Of the Legislature from IN
county, made the Democrat a plea:
ant call today, and moved his sui
scription up
Rev. A. J. Futch of Emerson
called on the Democrat a little viii
Yesterday. lie reports that he WI
have his new church ready for Il
first service next Sunday. His ppop
are to be congratulated on putting
this nice new building.
Mr.. L. b. Caraway, living Gig
miles west OF town, on the ".
Mercer place, called on the Democr
today, and left with the editor "
very fine specimens of the swe
potatoes he has raised this year. Tn
are the yam variety and are We
fine, one weighing five and one-Iouf
pounds, and the other three and o
half pounds. They were raised
Old land. and show what can be do
with the soil here, with the prof.
efforts. Mr.. CaraWay has also ga
cred from seven acres in his colt
field $50 pounds of long staple ID
This is good farming
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13
From "Wednesday Daily.

J. T. Thomphins, OF Peacock. is in
the city today trading
f. \. Prarcr was here from Laura
Vile for a while yesterday
X Crawlry. O, Hairs MIL was in
town this morning, shopping
Henry Johns, of Pine Grove MS
in Jhe city today
Mis-. Bailey and daughter, of Pae
Grove. are here shopping today
p. N. Lanier and son, of Ross.
bur- are ia town this afternoon
}. " Morgan, of Welborn. is id
the city today ON business
Mrs. Drew C,snlcy OF r-ir.
here shornial today
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13
Fro!n Thursdays Daily

Claude Wood is very III with coll
rUued fever this week.
}igs. Bartlett. OF Peacock. is here
shopping today.
G. H. Wilson. of Paddock. was here
trading This morning.
JAS NtcMer, of E.N1ord. VAS here
trading th., morning
f. " Brock. OF NcA.0.U came un
-.is morning Oh business
Mrs. HARRISON. %. Pine Grove. D.,
"a ... city shopping today
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13

FOR RENT -T~o-hOrse farm. az
miles north Of Live Oa&. For parti-
culars apply TO Geo. F. Melancholy
Il
The State Mutual Lie lnSu- ance
Co, pays larger dividends than auy
other insurance COMPANY. See J:
RraSwell. dll-9twj
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13
\ chy:,oras Tree and Basket Supper.

\ 'h:'Ntiras Tree and Basket Supper.
TIE public is cordially invited to a
Christmas tree and basket supper
given 4, New Harmony school house
on SATURDAY night. December IN
1907.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13
BARGAINS

Black Hawk Cora Shelters .$1.15
20 ydS. yd-wide Sea Island e.. 1 90
p ID. Jar MacCabOy Snuff &c.. %
Fine Move Boo Jeans at &c u yard.
Blue, Black, Grey, Double Width Re-
pellant, t5c yard.
1-gall0n Granite Ware Saucepan, SOC
2-Quait Granite Ware Saucepan. 25C
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-13

J. II. Hunt, of Branford, is in the
city today trading.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-02
CUPID INVADES
SECRETARY'S OFFICE
Romance That Began During Sessions
of Legislature Ends in Marriage of
Popular Young People.

A romance that had its inception
during the session Of the Thirty.
seventh Legislative Assembly culmin
ated at o'clock this afternoon in the
wedding of Miss Marie Fauth and
Lawson ID, Lowe, stenographers in the
office Of Territorial Secretary ]. W.
Reynolds. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Very Rev. Anthony
fourchegu. vicar general of the Cath
olic diocese of Santa Fe, at his study
in the rear OF the Cathedral.
1t has been rumored for the past
few days that Miss Fauth and Mr.
Lowe would be married in the near
future, but they kept the exact date a
secret from all but a few intimate
friends. Miss Fauth resigned her. 20.
sition at the end of last week which
served to give credence to the report
OF her approaching marriage. The
wedding was an extremely quiet one.
The only Witnesses were Miss Ger.
trude Jones, and H. Phillip Flint, the
latter being a fellow employe in the
Secretary's Office
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe are both compar.
atiyely new residents of Santa Fe.
The brides home was formerly in Chi.
cago, Illinois. She is an attractive
blonde. The groom came here from
Las Cruces and is a graduate of the
New Mexico College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts which is located
near that town He was employed in
The Secretarys Office to assist in the
extra business resulting from the
legislature.
The young couple will continue TO
reside in Santa Fe. They have rented
apartments at the home of Simon ms.
baum. They are popular among their
acqualntances here and they begin
their married life under most happy
auspices.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-02
APRIL A MONTH
OF SUNSHINE
Had an Average Daily Temperature
Of 81 Degrees-Same for
35 Years.

The month of April had one day
without sunshine at Santa Fe. 1t had
eleven days with 100 per cent of sun
shine and seven days on which the
percentage of sunshine ranged be-
tween 80 and 100. The average for
the month was n per cent The aver
age temperature was 81 degrees, the
same as the average OF the month for
the past IS years. The highest tenn
perature was II degrees on April 10
and the lowest 20 degrees on April %.
The greatest daily range was 80 de-
grees on April 10 and the least de.
grees on April 29 The accumulated
excess in temperature since New Year
is 293 degrees The precipitation was
2.05 inches and the snowfall lis
inches. This was all excess over the
average precipitation of 1.21 inches or
more than one hundred per cent. The
accumulated excess since New Year is
Il of an inch of precipitation The
prevailing direction of the wind was
from the southwest with a total veloc-
ity of 5,791 miles and an average We.
locity of S.3 miles per hour. The max
imum velocity was only 81 miles an
hour on April 6. 1t blew from the
northwest Four days of the month
were classed as cloudy. as partly
cloudy and 10 as clear Three killing
frosts and two thunderstorms were re-
corded. The average maximum tenn
perature was $50 degrees and the av-
erage minimum 34.7 degrees. The
mean atmospheric pressure was 1886;
the maximum 1921 on April q, and
the minimum 29.5S on April 20. There
were eight days with OF or more of
an inch of precipitation, the greatest
precipitation for any "a consecutive
hours having occurred on March 49,
when SO of an inch fell
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-02
ENGLISH FINANCIAL
WORLD is STARTLED
By Arrest in India of Sir George Ar
buthnot, Head OF Largest Banking
House in That Country.

Madras, India, May 2.-Sir George
Arbuthnot, head of the firm of Arbuth-
not and Company, of this city, whose
London bank, McFadden and Com
pany, failed for large amount in Oc-
tober last and caused the head Of the
firm to commit suicide, has been ar.
rested here in connection with the
failure Of McFadden and Company.
Arrest Startes London.
London May 2.-Sir George Arbuth-
not is one of the most familiar figures
in the financial world and club life of
London and his arrest at Madras has
caused sensation The Arbuthnot
bank is regarded in India as being al
most as safe as the Bank of England.
Many English officers, their widows
and children had deposited their whole
resources in the McFadden and Com
pany bank and were ruined when it
stopped payment. No details, as to
the charges against Sir Arbuthnot are
yet known here.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-05-02
TAKING HOME BODY
OF MILLIONAIRE
Widow of Late "SiIent" Smith Passes
Through Albuquerque With Her
Husbands Remains.
,necial ia the New Mexican

Special to the New Mexican.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, May "A pri-
vate car passed through Albuquerque
last night having on board a party
consisting of the widow of the late
George Smith. the millionaire who
died on his yacht in Japanese waters
about month ago from an ulcer
caused by the pulling of a tooth In
the baggage car attachd to the train
was a casket containing the remains
of the deceased and his car was strong
ly guarded by detectives and special
watchmen. Mrs. Smith was accom-
panied by her father A. A. thinner
man and the Duke and Duchess OF
Manchester who were also guests on
the yacht at the time of Smiths de-
mise. The funeral will take place in
New York next Sunday. The estate
is valued at between eighteen and
twenty millions of dollars, and it is
understood that an heir or an heiress
to the estate will make his or her APP
pearance shortly. Mrs. Smith is the
divorced wife of H. Rhinelander Stew
art, a well-knOwn Ne wYork society
man. The deceased inherited his for
tune a few months ago by the death
of his uncle, George Smith, former
Chicago banker, bu. of late years a
resident of London, England, and an
invalid during his residence in Eng
land.