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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-12
ONE VESSEL IS SUNK
AND ANOTHER IS
MISSING
Steamer Tennessee Ran
Down a Schooner but Lat
ter'S Crew Was Saved.
FREIGHT STEAMER
NICARAGUA MISSING

Steamer Province via Wilson's s
Point, Conn, August 1.-THE Nep-
tune line steamer Tennessee, west
bound, collided with an unknown
steamer off Stratford this morning.
The Tennessee Immediately anchored
and her passengers were taken off by
the steamer Maine. The schooner
sunk but her crew was saved.
Steamer Missing.
No word having been received re-
garding the British freight steamer
Nicaragua since she passed Virginia
Capes on June s, outward bound,
hope for her safety has been aban-
doned at Dublin, where she should
have arrived not later than June %.
Captain Shackleford and a crew of
140 men were aboard the Nicaragua,
which was heavily laden with phos-
phate rock. 1t is feared that she was
struck by an Iceberg.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-12
MANSFIELD'S HEALTH
IS NOT IMPROVED

Saraanac Lake, y. Y, August 12.
indications are that Richard
Mansfield, the actor is not as we'll
as when he came 10 the Adirondacks
two weeks ago. He no longer goes
on his usual daily drives.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-12
TAFT HURRYING TO
DYING MOTHER

Forchester, Mass, August IA
Secretary Taft has wired that he will
today reach Millbury where his
mother is lying critically i'll. Her
condition is unchanged since her re-
lapse Of last week.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-12
Steamer Missing.
TRAMP THROWN OFF,
BLOWS UP TRAIN.

Winiamsport, Pa, August IA
tramp who was put off a Pensyl-
Vania railroad train at Ridgeway,
Pa, exploded itro-glycerine under
the cars and five men were injured.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-12
Trains Burn Up.

Madrid, August l2.-Ihe Southern
Express was derailed today In the
tunnel of Otsaurto near Alsaska and
later was run into by "a freight train.
Both trains caught fire but no one
was killed.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-12

LOST-Near corner Of Central and
BrC3 dWa ay, " turCu, 'sH she'll back
comb. Finder return 20 room 212
Occidental Life building, and re-
CeiVe reward.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-12
ONE ROAD HAS HANDLED
MILLION POUNDS
Of WOOL
Santa Fe Central Has Made
Record Breaking
Shipments.
Is STILL RECEIVING
BIG CONSIGNMENTS

"The Santa Fe Central railway has
handled over one million pounds of
wool this season and is still receiv-
ing shipments" said S. b. Grimshaw,
general manager of that line, who
spent today in this city on business
Il am very much pleased with the
prosperity shown all along our line
and of which we are enjoying our
proportion.
THE Estancia valley In particular,
is prosperous and the homesteaders
there are doing well for the time
they have been at work The towns
along our line are building up rapid
ly and a substantial lot of men are
at the head of affairs.
THE company is erecting a new
depot at Willard which will do much
to accommodate the public because
it is nearer to the town and more
cOmmodious than under former con-
ditions.
Improving the Road.
From Willard to Stanley we are
making improvements in keeping
with the general upbuilding Of that
| section. We are repainting and re-
pairing the buildings at Estancia
and Moriarty, building coal bins and
repairing our tracks. We are also
U
and expect to keep an operator
| there from now on. Fine water has
, been struck at this point at a depth
of some 140 feet. 1t is soft and cold
/ and i'm good quantities. Stanley is
/ gaining in population and promises
/ To be one OF the best towns in the
/ valley.
business Increasing.
"The ticket sales of the Santa Fe
Central railway are increasing. The
( people who filed on homesteads dur
| ing the past months are now return
/ ing from the east and we handle an
! average Of four or FIVE carloads of
| implements, household goods, live
/ stock, ETC., each week.
THE horses and mules these peo-
| pie are bringing into the valley are
/ Of doing much heavier farm work
1 than the native animals.
There are two big traction en-
/ gines operating plows in the valley
and a large amount OF sod is being
/ spring look well and promise a fair
! yield.
! "The newcomers are not discour-
| say they have come to stay. l have
| valley after locating there.
than ever this fail and winter and
| the indications are that we will have
all we can care for
I Mr.. GrimshaW VIII leave tonight
for his headquarters at Santa Fe.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-12
TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. 1 (stub) at 7;45 p. m.
No. 3 at s D. m.
No. at $3.50 p. m.
No. 7 at 1890 a. m.
No. s at 6:40 p. m.
No. Q at 5:15 a. m.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-12
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, Col, August l2-..Gen.
orally Fair tonight and Tuesday.
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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-12
Government Affected.

Washington, d. c., August "a
Government officials fear that should
there be a general strike, it will seri
ously embarrass the federal govern
ment. Already the weather bureau
has felt the effect of the strike, but
the situation has not yet reached
such a stage as to permit of interfer-
ence by the president
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
LABOR CASE HEARING
is SET FOR THURSDAY

Justice Gould IN the Equity Court to-
day set the rule against the American
Federation Of Labor. issued at the in
stance of the Buck Range an6 Stove
Company. Of St. Louis, for hearing next
Thursday. An Injunction Is sought by
Che stove company 10 prevent the labor
organization from printing an unfair
list or a I'VE don't paa 0nize list" in
blaclllisted.
The litigation, II is stated is backed
up in the present fgh. by the Manu-
facturers' Association which recently
appropriated 81 500, 600 TO fight the labor
Stove and Range Company. which ap-
pears as the complainant in this pro-
eeeding. VIII make the fight for the
Manufacturers Association. II is said.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
H. F. CRAIG FINED
5000 FOR ASSAULT

Henry T. Craig, a real estate dealer,
was fined 500, with an alternative Of six
months in jail, this morning in the Po-
lice Court by Judge Kimball on a cha. sc
OF assaulting Robert z. Doyle last sum
mer. Mr.. Craig's attorney has ap-
pealed the case. and it will be sent to
the Court of Appeals.
Last week Mr.. Craig appeared before
Judge MullOwny on a charge or recb-
lessly driving an automobile, and ex-
ceeding the speed limit Of the District.
The evidence Of Mr.. Doyle, who brought
the charge. and also Of several wit
nesses, showed that Mr.. Craig had tried
to pass Mr.. Doyle's horse and buggy,
which was going east on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets northwest Evidence also
showed that Mr.. Craig was aware of
the fact that his automobile had
knocked Mr.. Doyle under the latter's
vehicle, and that ne turned several
times and looked back after hitting the
buggy with his machine but did not
stop.
Mr.. Craig's counsel brought out the
point that the law OF fast and reckless
driving" applied only to vehicles drawn
by horses and that II was impossible TO
drive" an automobile. 1t was on this
technically that Mr.. Craig was dis
missed by Judge MuloWny, District At
torney James Pugh agreeing with the
decision rendered.
Mr.. Doyle Immediately entered q
charge Of assault against Mr.. Craig
and the 800 fine was levied.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
NatiOnal Bank Act nc Othsr ~.

National Bank Act as Amended
With other Laws Relating TO National
Perks" is the title of a little book just
issued from the Government press. The
work was compiled under direction OF
the Comptroller Of the Currency VA
liam =. Ridgely.
The publication is welcome at this
time as a complete compilation Of laws
governing national banking institutions,
codided and Indexed so that the searcheT
after information Of this character can
turn to page and section instantly.
Such a compilation was badly needed,
both for the layman and the professional
financler.
The set for the incorporation OF trust
companies in the District of Columbia
Is also published A very valuable and
muCh-needed work.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
HOUSE IS ROBBED
BY DARING THIEF

A burglar OF more than the us.al
amount Of daring. early this morning
entered the home OF J. W. Stefy, at 1915
Tenth street northwest, cSlmIy lighted
the gas in one OF the occupied bed
rooms. ransacked an adjoining room and
escaped Just as the occupants of the
room awoke.
Mr.. Steffy says he was awakened by
the light IN his eyes. and. as he began to
stir, the burglar grabbed his clothing
from a nearby chair and went into the
parior. He made hasty. search through
the pockets, dropped the clothes upon
the floor, and, after snatching Mrs. Stef-
fy's purse from writing desk and ex-
tracing some small change from 81. he
dashed from the house by way Of the
'front.' door. The burglar fingered in the
hall long enough to pick up a silver
card tray lying upon the hail table.
When Mr. Sicily reached the door
the thief was running down the street
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
COTTON MARKET WEAK;
SHIPMENTS ARE FEARED

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-The local cot
ton market opened steady today. The
census report was so close to forecasts
that Il had little effect on the list. After
the call December and January devel-
oped little weakness, rejecting fears
that a large amount Of cotton was either
on the way here or about 10 be started
for New York to be delivered on con-
tract.
Opening quotations: December, 10.556
1G56: January, 1O1k bid; February, 10 Is
bid: March, l0-20Q10.Zl; April, l023 bid;
May 1923 bid
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
WASHINGTON PRODUCE
MARKET

q
The local produce market presented a
mere active tone this morning than IL
did yesterday. This was due, perhaps,
u slight drop in prices. This decline
Gees not apply TO live stock and poultry,
which sold at fair prices. with the de-
mand very duh. Ounces were scarce,
and until the late arrivals win be hard
TO get for the next week. Heavy ship
ments Of potatoes, cucumbers. onions.
and egg plants. together with the money
stTlngency, have forced the prices down
lower than they have been for several
weeks. The grain market was un-
changed. excepting old sheiled corn
and new corn, which has dropped from
! TO points Hay has also fallen of
50 cents on the ton.
! Eggs-Fresh, Virginia, sec; strictly
fresh. S. w. Va, zoe; storage, 19a22c.
Cheesa-.N. Y. factory, large, 161zQI7c;
fats, 10; small. T7ql7kc; fair to good.
12d13c.
Butter-W Western, first, 26aZ7c; seconds,
23Q24c; process. fancy. 23gZ4c; fair 10
good, 2lq22ci dairy. choice, Z0421c; store
packed. fresh. 19G2Oc.
POULTRY.
Turkeys-Live, per pound, toms, ia
1Sc; hens. 17dl8c: thin, I2dl2lkc. Chick
ens--Live, per pound, fancy, large, 15c;
medium, lac; small, l5c; hens, 12e;
ROSTERS. &c. Ducks-Live, per pound.
spring, 12Q1oc: small, 1In13c, geese. 101D
lie; keats, 12q14c. Turkeys-Dressed,
per pound, hens undrawn, 18Q19c; aver
age, undraWn ISG19c; old toms, l0c
Chickens-Dressed, large. 140I5c: small.
l4gl5e; hens. choice, &c; ROSTERS, Sc;
ducks, lzql4c; geese, sale.
GREE.S FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Apples (per bbL)-York Imperial,
packed, S2-00Q3-75; Wine Sap. $200qS4 80:
Fancy Table S250dS50 90: SPY, s.. 254AO o.;
loose packed, SL5043.00. Grapes (per
bas6et)-Catawbas 13615; Niagaras,
Cranberries (per box, s2.e5G3OO. Ounces
tper bbl0, $400G500. Grape fruit. Flor
IDA, S4-UUIb.00; Oranges, Florida, 50 00G
Q4o. Walnuts. 344c ID. Potatoes.
Dbl, SLZ5Q2.00. Sweet Potatoes, bbl.
Sl75d2. 75. Yams. Dbl. $L50g2O0. Cab
bage, hundred, g. 0gd4O0 Cucumbers.
bu., S2-00d3.50. Onions, bu., 75dS0c
Celery. crate s3.50d4.5o. SQuasl. FLA
per basket si-zo.al-i5. Beans, per has
ket. 81 !5a2.25. Egg plants. per crate,
$2.0042.25.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-EStra. Cwt., $5-25Q550. Butch
er, cwt., S4OoEl5.OJ. Common, ID, 2N2c,
Hogs-Gross. slz97c; ordinary, 6lkq7c;
sheep-Clipped, ss.5065.00; common,
s. 50H3J0, lambs, G1zc.
Calves-PTIme. Toe; medium, SC; grass
cows-Prinae fresh. s4OQ5o; common.
S1GH30
GRAIN.
Wheat-Choice. S1.01n103; fair To good,
98cGlSLO0; ordinary, SJaIy4c.
Rye-f5aSJc.
Corn-Shelled, white. 6Sa70c; shelled
yellow 6SG70C. Old. ear. $f.00G410
New corn-Ear, $2S0a3OG
Oats-Western. white. No. 2 53G55C;
mixed, 52d54
Hay-TimOthy. Western, No I. SIS 00d
1000; Western. No. 2. SIS. 00dIs50; West
ern, mixed, S1Z6041S.O0
The Washington times., 1907-11-08

question Of time when the growth OF
the country viii beat them"
The water commerce Of New York is
estimated at $40, 900 annually.
It is very fortunate that Europe is no.
a big holder of our stocks al this time.
Kansas City Southern had remark
able fical year. It's net Increase in earn
ings being greater than the gross, some
thing that Is exceptional these times.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
WASHINGTON STOCKS
STEADY AND SLOW

washington Stock Market was slow
and embarrassing. But 1853 shares Of
stock changed ownership, 100 shares be
ing of Greene Cananea at s, and The
balance Scattering.
Mergenthaler sold at 194%Q1S5. There
were five shares of Second National
Bank stock disposed Of at 14O, and one
lone share OF Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone was sold FOR $50.
Such market is certainly deserving
Of but little comment and yet II is
worthy Of remark as indicating the
manner in which Washington investors
are standing pat"
In the bond list $500 par value COM
pleted the transaction. Washington
Railway and Electric Traction As, III
United States coupon 3s. 100.
Washington Gas was left to the future
10 develop its possibilities No one
cares TO buy in the face OF existing con-
ditious. the uncertainty OF Congressional
action and disposition on the part of
District authorities to secure lower
prices for gas; and because of the same
uncertainty, no one cares 10 sacriflce
stock at lower prices.
T. Cushing Daniel, a Washington real
estate dealer, has just issued q pamphlet
entitled Key to the Money Question
The publication is timely, coming at
time when the minds Of the nm lnCial
men of the country are directed toward
nnding a panacea for the evils OF
non-elastic currency Much OF the Work
is devoted 10 quotations on financial
topics from the sayings or writings Of
the great money kings of the world,
past and present, from philosophers and
economists. The trend Of the argu-
ment Is an favor Of the Government coin
ing money as necessity demands.
THE life of money IS its legal func-
ton, which can only be given by an
act of sovereignty The word dollar
Is simply the name OF the money unit
Of the United States. Money IS not
money if IL IS TO be confined to redemp-
tor in one thing. 1t mist be redeem
able in all things"
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Today's Treasury statement: Receipts,
s., 056, $40; expenditures, 81, GS0,O00
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
Moderate Caing Established.

Immediately on the opening Of the
market there were moderate advances
in many Of the leading shares, about
the only serious disappointment being in
Missouri Pacific and Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, which were both lower. The
weakling OF yesterday. Canadian Pa
CifiC, developed a strong streak and
made an advance of over ~ points
II Is not weak stock as rule. De-
ing generally considered as one of the
reliable investment securities, but heavy
London selling has recently caused It's
wild breaks
rebaung, advanced X point Baltimore
and Ohio made a gain of z. Delaware
and Hudson Il. Great Northern x, or
to 1874 while Northern Pacific ad-
Vanced TO 1917. or over IA points. New
York Central moved up 10 80. from a
close at 9T5z yesterday. Pennsylvania
was a good strong two points higher.
Reading opened at 1914, and ad-
vanced to 7SJs. but reacted to tn. St
closing at 1915 yesterday.
Amalgamated Copper = higher Steel
common 233s TO PAS to 241a, with the
preferred selling at 1914 to S4iz.
D. m.-Thera were additional ad-
vances Of perhaps One-half point on the
average during the carly hours OF the
afternoon, with good strength in Great
Northern, Northern Pacific, Steel pre-
farred and many other high-grade
shares.
In the closing hour there was some
reaction, bat the gains Of the morning
were fully held
All IN all. it was a good day on Wall
Street A few days of Steddiness, with
gains such as have been made this
week. would bring the shorts in with
a rush After AL. it may be that the
worst Is actually over, and the after
nlath may be avoided, despite the gen
eral opinion that II has yet 10 DO
reaped.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY, AND GRAIN
New York Stocks

fluctuations furnished - Post & Flags.
members OF New York Stock S'xchange. 1881
Il 81. nW.l
open. High. Low. $50
The Washington times., 1907-11-08

The Pittsburg Stock Exchange is still
closed. Two or three big payrOlls have
TO be made up in checks and this mat
ter is responsible for the failure to
reopen.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08

J. PierPOnt Morgan is a second gen
Grafton banker His father USED to
hammer prosperity into his noodle
'PIerpOnt, the pessimists max secure a
temporary advantage, but IT Is only A
The Washington times., 1907-11-08

Ten million dollars gold spells tempo
rary relief at least
The Washington times., 1907-11-08

A New York Stock Exchange member
ship sold the other day for $4,000, the
lowest price for three years.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Forty million dollars in gold. They
will help some. but hundreds Of millions
sre needed.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08

The Pail Mall Gazette, of London.
commenting on the advance in the rate
Of discount Of the Bank of England
rate says: 1T is a dear price to pay
for Americas financial madness" Lon
don would be mad, too. if the currency
Of England was not elastic
The Washington times., 1907-11-08
new YORK STOCKS
SHOW STRENGTH
Some Investment Buying.
Situation Improving
Steadily.

NEW YORK, Nov. 87-12:SO D m--The
stock market was resting more comfort
ably, with more strength and resistance
10 bear attacks. and with evident signs
OF investment buying, as well as some
indications OF shorts covering.
The situation is improving every min
ute,' is the way some close observers
put II. But it must not be forgotten
that there is lots Of room for improve
ment, and that the hurt has been akin
to mortal.
One OF the big New York dailies this
morning used some nifty odd paragraphs
Of four OF FIVE lines each in telling OF
the bargains that the stock market Of
fered. This kind OF publicity Will awaken
the interest Of investors and may have
been responsible for some Of the days
buying. The news from New York. with
reference to the solvent condition OF
some OF the closed financial institutions
was much more encouraging It is per
haps a fact that the storm center mas
moved West, where the movement OF
the crops and the distribution of mer-
chandise is especially heavy at this
season OF the year.
It certainly looks as If the banking and
financial interests in New York had the
situation wen in hand. Forty millions
Of gold, much Of 1t here and all coming
will help very much. Moreover, the for
eigners have no large quantities OF
stock to market, and investors ana
spectators throughout the country have
but little stock TO sell This IS the
hope of the whole situation, TINS ana
the United States Steel Corporation with
Morgan and the United states Treasury
Department.
1t may be rather hard going for the
next sixty days; indeed. it can scarcely
be otherwise; but the crop will soon be
moved and with wheat and cotton on
the ocean the gold Will come this way
despite the action Of the governors OF
the foreign banks.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08

The Jenkins Trust Company. one Of
the closed New York Institutions, will
shortly reopen and pay dollar for dollar.
The Washington times., 1907-11-08

The Knlckerbocker Trust Company
depositOrs are offered IS cents on the
dollar for their money. Not such a
had failure
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-19
~ Citation.
GIynn County.

Kssge Miller. having made appli-
CO in for twelve months support
out Of the estate of Abe Miller. and
appraisers duly appointed to sci
apart the same having filed their re
turn, all persons concerned are nere-
by required to show cause before
the court OF ordinary OF said county
on the first Monday IN May. 1907
why said application should not be
granted This 18th day OF April, 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary Glynn County Ga
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-19
Yesterdays Shipping.

Following Is the record Of the
movement of vessels at this port yes
terday: Arrived. steamer Colorado.
Smith. New York; steamer Chippe-
wa. Macbeth. Charleston. Sailed.
schooner VIM. H. Clifford. Wylly.
New York
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s e 3 9 q q . 3 z 3 , 9 g . q g
:YerSCnaLS
, -

= C. W. Brandon, Of Woodbine. spent
yesterday In the city.
E. Y. Brame left yesterday to spend
a week at Montgomery.
Judge J. D. Gould, Of St. simon.
was in the city yesterday.
Dr.. F. P. Gale. Of Atlanta. Is spend
ing a few days in the city.
Dr.. A. ]. Gordon, Of Vaynesville.
spent yesterday in the 6ty. a
H. Leavy. of The News% back
from a short business trip 2 Atlanta
pap" Goldsmith returned yester-
day from a weeks visit to Hunts
vile. Ala q
Col. W. f. Kay is in St. Josephs
hospital in Atlanta, where he will IN
dergo an operation.
H. P. Hevenor. of The News spec
ial magazine edition, has returned
from a business trip to Atlanta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-19

On account of mJsiug Nrpm my
rooms over Motgan's dug Sne, will
sell at a saclllce lle remainder OF
my stock. consisting OF millinery,
fancy goods and store fixtures All
must be sold and re- moved BY Nav IS.
Call and examine No PEAS - lbls Of
fer refused. VIII also rent the rooms
for Offices. Apply to
Mrs. E. Earle,
Newcastle and Gloucester Sta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-19
RepaIrlna IN eoarde.

W. H. Lyle, manager of the Ber-
nard Advertising Agency in this
city, is having all Of the bill boards
repaired and cleaned, while addit-
ions have been added TO one or two
of them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-19
Notice.

To all contractors md builders.
That on July l. 1907. the bricklay-
ers and plasterers Of this city will
only work eight hours for LAYS
work at as cents per hour.
3ricklayers and Plasters information
al Union No. 10 of Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-19
BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
Eight Hours a Day.

Eight Hours Day.
Elsewhere In The News this morn
ing the Brichayers and plasSers' IN.
ion give notice that after July l they
will work only hours per day snd
,-le Scale will be As cents per hour
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-19

To some extent you can Judge c
---by the company they keep. The
terms, the models worn by disCrim
petty apt to be "right"---ard so is
tailOrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-02
Memorial Service.
AssAILANT's VICTIM.
Funeral of Mr.. Charles w. Parks,
Who Was Assaulted in BerkleY.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
&. NORFOLK, VA, May 1.-The funeral
of Charles w. Parks, whose death was
caused by a brutal assault ct the corner
of Rerkley Avenue and First Street last
Saturday night about i o'clock, took place
this morning at II o'clock from tho fam
lily residence, 51s Berkeley Avenue.
The members of Berkley Lodge, 167,
and Dorlc Lodge, "A, a. F. and A. NJ,
and Berkeley Lodge. 27s, 3. r. Q. Elks.
OF which organizations the deceased vas
Il member, were present in a body, and
assisted In tho funeral services.
The remains were laid to rest in Mag
nolia Cemetery, and the following gem
tlemcn acted as pall-bcarers:
observation-disclosures John NJ. Berkeley,
c. Il. Rudd, w. s.. Rudd. J. w. McDon-
ough, j. II. Jacocks. w. D. Stark.
Active George G. Martin, Captain
Frank Langley, I. J.. Berk!ey. S. w.
Lyons Albert Eppst and Charles S. Viii
liams.