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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-20

figures as TO the assets and liabilities
said Receiver F. G. Austin, shortly
before noon. The books are being
gone over now and statement will
be made as soon as possible"
"The collateral deposited with this
bank by Cameron Currie Il Co. exceeds
the amount OF money loaned by 90 per
cent" declared ii. c. Potter OF the
Peoples State Savings bank. Il un'
derstand that the other banks are
similarly situated. The excess Will 20
to assist In paying of the other claims
after the collateral is redeemed or
sold"
All the other banks with which
Cameron Currie a Co. did business
report the same state OF affairs.
Firm Carried Customers.
The failure is due TO the elastic
credit extended by the firm TO It's GUS
toners. Most OF these had dealt
through Cameron Currie L. Co. for a
long time and, when the turn In the
stock market wiped out the margins
they had put up, the firm did not close
out the accounts, but carried them
along on the books. Spectators lost
first through the slump in stocks and
products dealt In on the exchanges
last October. Later, many OF the
firms customers sold short, ana lost
again when the market went up.
While great many persons bought
stocks outright through the firm, more
bought on margins. putting up only
ten per cent OF the value OF the stock.
OF the debts of the firm, about half
are to bankers and trust companies
while the remainder Is to customers
who had margins or profits with the
Arm.
In closing out the business, the re-
ceiver will attempt to collect as much
as possible OF the money due from
delinquent customers. He will also
sell the firms seats on the various
stock exchanges and will dispose OF
the stocks owned by Cameron Currie
personally In a number Of companies.
One OF these Is the Copper Range
Consolidated, in which Mr.. Currie had
made considerable money.
Cameron Currie was formerly con-
nected with the street railway COM
pany. but withdrew in 1892 to organ
ize the brokerage firm. His partners
were Fred s. Osborne and Clarence
Carpenter. Osborne withdrew in 1901
and Louis II. Case took his place. The
firm become the leading one in the
city and the medium for much OF
the speculation in the various MAE
kets by Detroiters. Its heaviest deal
ings were in copper stocks, but New
York stocks, cotton and wheat were
also traded in. Its quarters were en-
larged about year ago and RENTED.
Cases Rapid Rise.
Louis II. Case, the junior partner
OF the firm. has had career some
what similar to that Of Frank c. An
drews. He Is but 80 years OF age and
was. born In Flint, coming here as q
boy when his father came to Detroit
to engage in business In small way.
In 1895, Louis Case became messenger
in the Commercial National bank and
worked himself up to teller.
He made friends so rapidly that In
1899 he was offered the position OF
cashier with Cameron Currie & Co.
Having saved money through good In
vestments, he was admitted as part
ner when Fred 8. Osborne withdrew
to go into business for himself. From
that time on, he took a leading part
in the business, his extensive social
connections and engaging manner
bringing customers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-20
FIERCE STORM IN CADILLAC.

CADILLAC, Mich, July ls.-(Spe-
cial) --Many thousand dollars worth
OF damage was done here by heavy
wind, rain and electric storm, last
night. The opera house exterior and
interior were damaged and the roof
OF the big Cunmer-Diggins chemical
plant was lifted, carried away and en-
eirely destroyed. Hundreds OF shade
trees were torn up. The Cadillac Rug
factory was damaged by fire caused
by lightning, Two barns were struck
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-20
WANTS VISITS
LESS FREQUENT

August Hertz. husband of Bertha
Hertz, whose divorce case has been
pending for several months, aud which
promises to be one of the most SEN
sational In the history Of Wayne cir
cult court. has petitioned the court
to amend the order under which he
Is compelled to arrange for his wife
to visit their 2-year-old twins every
day. Under the present court order
the husband Is compelled to take the
twins to the home of neighbor every
afternoon. where the mother has the
chance OF visiting with them. In his
petition Hertz alleges that his wife has
not been at the place for ten days,
and he asks that he be allowed to take
them to the meeting place only once
a week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-20
HUMAN BONES DUG
gp BY EXCAvATORs

workmen excavating on the east
side OF Oakland-ave., between Mott
and Holbrook-aves.. Saturday morning
dug up the decayed fragments of a
box along with human bones and a
skull. evidently that OF man. The
find was reported TO the police, who
are investigating. Little importance
Is attached to the discovery. II Is
thought the bones we're placed there
by some medical student Coroner
Parker IL investig ating the matter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-20
AA0 BAY City Division

LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-20
PEARY, OFF FOR POLE,
CHEERED AT SYDNEY

SYDNEY, n. s.. July 1S.-Amid the
shrieking Of whistles and the booming
OF guns, Robert, f. Peary's arctic
ship, the Roosevelt, dressed with bunt-
ing, steamed out Of this harbor yes
terday, followed by flotilla of small
craft which joined in the farewell to
the explorer and the crew. wishing
them good luck in their quest Of the
north pole
Sydney Is the last point of civiliza-
ton that Mr.. Peary will touch until
he reaches Cape Bay.
A woman never attempts to hide
her jealousy under a bushel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-20
CAM ER0N CURR|E
& co. IN HANDS
Of RECEIVER
BANKING AND BROKERAGE FIRM
FAILS AS RESULT OF CARRYING
CUSTOMERS WHO BOUGHT
STOCKS ON MARGINS.

The banking and brokerage firm OF
Cameron Currie & Co.. Nos. 1918
Griswold-st, has failed.
The liabilities are placed at about
81 ,000, 900, and the assets somewhat In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-20

STR. CITY OF CHATHAM makes q
round trip from Detroit to Chatham
foot of Randolph street at s a. m. re-
turning, leaves Chatham at .. IN.
Fare. round trip, 7sc: one way, soc.
morning at 8 o'clock and on Monday
end "Wednesday at D. m. JOHN
gTEvENSON. Agent. II. of Randolph st
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AA0 DetnIt I sIsysIsll lsI. t.
ESs QtgyXI,AHRl RtTsSXe9 - ~

WEEK- END ExcURsloxs 70 Claw
land every saturday Night. & round Trip.
Day rFfDs 60 Cleveland svery rsss.
Fer HACKINAC and Way Ports,
hlpena, PetoskOy, Chicago, Soc,
Marsuetto, Duluth-Lsevs Monday and
eAturday p. -. WEDNESDAY and Friday
Fer TOLEDO Sunday Friday Z D
a.. tuesday and THURSDAY. s:x q m
Specfal steamer direct to Mack
nnae and A1penA. Leave Sundays fo;o
a m: ruesdays. an = n. and Thursday.
n m ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-20

MUSHROOM. Mich, July 1s--tSpe-
ciai Fears are today entertained
for the immense celery crop In tho
Muskegon river and hats bottoms-
The rains OF the last two days have
broken the dams and the zelda are
flooded. The crop N worth 100000
at the lowest figure
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-20

Leave Detroit Tuesdays and Fridays vt
10 q. m. for %. Clair. Port Huron, Lex
ington, Port &anilsc, Forester, Forest.
City.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-30
BOYER RIPpLINGs.

Mr.. John Pithan and daughter,
Rosa. were Denison visitors tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. A. Smith enter
tanned at their hosritable home last
Thursday evening. Mr.. John Muel-
Ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wulf. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom
and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were the
recipients of many pretty and useful
gifts. A bounteous supper was serv-
ed to those present and a very enjoy
able time was had by all.
Miss Esther Petersen of Odebolt
is visiting at Mr.. Gust Anderson's.
A trap shooting contest was held at
Ellis on Christmas day. Delias
Maak won first prize while Mr.. Say
wer. agent for L. C. r. r. at that
place. won second prize.
Harvey Nevill, who has purchased
new gasoline engine to run his SHELL
er. was doing some Smelling in this
vicinity last week.
The Misses Alice Kulberg, Tena
and Edna Nelson and Elizabeth And
erson came from Denison last Wednes-
day to spend the holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs .Chas. Pachta of Fair
fax. Iowa. are here visiting friends
and relatives.
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goes to Kentucky with car of horses.

goes to Kentucky with car of horses.
The Baptist people had services in
their church Sunday by Rev. Rees
of near Des Moines. They have Civ
en- him call to the pastorate of their
church.
Henry Nelson was Denison visit
or Sunday.
Fred Rule, who is in the railroad
service at Rockwell City visited at
home over Christmas, also Howard
Rule. who is recruiting officer for the
army located at Sioux City. was home
at the same time.
Jay Baber returned Saturday even
ing from Dakota, where he has been
working for the past year.
Asa Talcott is up from Omaha for
a few days visit with parents and
relatives.
Mrs. j. j. Carson of Sac county
came Saturday for few days. visit
with her mother, Mrs S. j. Waters.
Mrs. DR.. Toon was over to Maple
ton for Christmas.
Inez and Joe Hallowell were in
Denison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hendricks of
Council Bluffs were Christmas guests
at the E. D. Butts home. Before
marriage Mrs. Hendricks was Cora
Butts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk of Minneapolis
Mimi. are holiday visitors at the
Jos. McColl home.
Melvin Graul is visiting his parents
though vacation. He is a student at
Highland Park college.
The Odd Fellows have contracted
for the w. v. Whaley property on
West Main street. The property con-
sists of the building where the drug
store is located with basement. and
the lodge hall up stairs, also the
building just north of the drug store.
This is good property and one the
Odd Fellows may we'll feel proud of.
Sears Nelson is at Newman's
Grove, Neb.. to spend the holiday
vacation with relatives.
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scHLEsw1G ITEMS.

Miss Paulina Schroeder. who has
been staying in Denison to learn
dressmaking, spent Christmas at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Schroeder.
Miss Irene CARRIER closed the
Henry Naeve school for a Christmas
vacation "Wednesday. A very fine pro
gram was given in the afternoon. last
ing about two hours. The school house
was trimmed up beautifully and Santa
Claus left very pretty trimmed tree.
esents were put on the tree for
tn. children and Miss CARRIER receiv-
ed \ large number of useful things.
The crowd present report that they
never heard a better program free
before at public school. Miss Garb-
er returned to her home in Denison
Thursday noon.
Frank stegemann, who with his
wife and children were attending the
Christmas program given at the
church in Schleswig found that his
team had escaped. He therefore
hired livery team and took his wife
and children home and then with the
help of neighbor looked for the
team. They were found at Champion
Miller's living southeast of Schles-
wig.
The Schleswig school gave a
splendid program in the Schleswig
hall Wednesday night. A very large
crowd were present and report that
the jprorgam was fine. The German
church also gave pogram Christmas
I e in the church. 1t was so largely
attended that the doors were closed
to keep more from entering.
Henry Bleiman, Gustav Hollander,
Bernhart Evers. Albret Ernest and the
Misses Minnie and Lille PAIL and
Lulu Girard all are home from Deni-
son college spending vacation at their
parental homes.
Charlie Emmelious and daughters.
Eva and Blanche we're visitors at the
home of Adolph HOOK.
Mrs. VIM. Pipgrass entertained
about dozen ladies Saturday after
noon. A splendid lunch was given
about four and the ladies departed to
their various homes having had fine
time.
Happy Peters, Fred Christian and
Carl Stegmann went to Boyer Mon
day to have some fun.
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EAST STOCKHOLM

Miss Lou White returned to her
home Thursday morning from Conk-
ling N. D.. and reports most en-.
joyable time during her stay there
She says sleighing was fine, snow be-
ing about two foot deep on the level.
Miss White has been teaching school
during most of her stay. Wages at
S45.OU a month are the lowest paid.
Mr.. Harry Jones of Conkling, N. d.,
is guest at the home of G. H.
White and family near Vail.
Mr.. C. H. White shipped five car
load of cattle to Chicago Saturday
night from Ellis, A. Slechta, one
Henry Maynard three. and George
Maynard two from Brogan. Those
who accompanied the shipments from
Ellis were c. H. White, Harry Jones.
A. Slechta, James and Harrison
Maynard from Brogan.
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Mr.. Chas. Anderson and Mrs. j. B..
johnson were passengers to Wall
Lake Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Gust Brown was an Odebolt
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Sclechta Ct
Zell. S. D.. and Mrs. Della Taylor
and daughter spent Christmas at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3. Watts.
Edward Klinker of Denison is Wis
iting at the home of Fred Messen-
brink.
Messrs. Harry and Adolph Brown
drove to Odbeolt Tuesday.
August Whitmack and wife, who
have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Whitmack's brother, Mr..
Chris Henkle. of Atchinson, Neb.,
arrived home Tuesday.
Mr.. Z. S. Johnson and daughter
Evelyn. were passengers TO Kiror
Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom
entertained at Christmas dinner Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Newton. Mr.. L. F.
Morris and daughter. Lovicie, Mr.
Isaac Newton and Mr.. A. D. Whey
and family of Deloit. Iowa.
Pearl Clark of Dow City is visit
ing relatives and friends around Boy
er.
Pete Wulf and family, George
Cowlham and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wulf took Christmas
dinner at the home of Mr.. James
Wulf, Sr.
The people of the German Lutheran
church had very entertaining pro-
gram at their church just west OF
town on Christmas Eve. The little
folks did their part we'll and together
with the magnificent Christmas tree
and many pretty presents. made them
wish that Christmas came oftener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Cornish are
made doubly happy during the holi-
days by the arrival of new son last
Saturday morning.
Rev. Howe of Deloit was calling in
Boyer Monday afternoon.
Mr.. o. M. Graham and family were
passengers to Sac City Thursday aft
ernoon to spend Christmas with Mrs.
Graham's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis. They returned Saturday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. C. S. Johnson is building an
addition to the pop corn crib which
he erected last fall. thereby making
him fine double crib. Kolburg
Bros. are doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Johnson and
daughter spent Christmas with Mrs.
Johnson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. z. Swartz, also were in Kiron to
spend the day.
Mrs. Benson of OdebolU accompani-
ed by her son. Henry. have been Wis
iting at the Kolburg and Anderson
homes for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman klare of
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofor existing between
FL. L. Allard and Geo. b. Smith has
been dissolved by mutual consent,
Geo. b. Smith continuing the business.
He will be responsible for all in.
debtedness of the firm of Allard &
Smith and all accounts due said firm
are payable to him.
The Corner Book Store.
III. l.. ALLARD.
GEO. b. SMITH
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-30
R. T. VAN METRE, M. d.
Physician and Surgeon,
Dow City, Iowa
KENwooD ITEMS.

The school board of this township
met at D. F. Bryan's last Wednesday
afternoon. Some of the districts re-
quired more seating capacity.
John Ahart of Dow City bought
some cattle of Zeph Fienhold last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bramley interviewed
some of Santa's goods in Denison one
day last week.
Mr.. Barnes of Ute and Mr.. VIM.
Carey of Webster visited relatives in
Crawford county the fore part of
this week. Mrs. Frank Green is their
sister, and Mrs. Spray Malone is
their niece.
Mrs. Cook spent Sunday with
friends at Ute.
The Bryan Bros. shelled for Mr.. H.
Bramley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. |. Blk
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Duncan and
family and Mrs. ]. P. Duncan and
family enjoyed Christmas dinner at
Mrs. Hattie Duncan Hoffman's nea-
Bell.
Word was received from Omaha
that F. R. Schafer had been seriously
i'll again and feared another opera
ton would be necessary, but later re-
ports say his physician pronounced
him out of danger. which was encour-
aging news to his relatives and
friends.
Mrs. j McCord left this week fol-
Oklahoma, where she will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. r.
Grason.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Bixler had nice
Christmas dinner and had their two
daughters. Mrs. Saxon and Mrs. B.
McCord, with their families to par
take of the good things with them.
Miss Lottie of the Dow City store
was also at home.
A few families in this vicinity had
little Christmas trees at home for the
benefit of the little ones.
Mrs. "A. A. Cook entertained rela-
tives from Dow City at Arion at
Christmas dinner.
Miss Flossie Rood was visiting her
uncle. Mr.. r. Malone. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koenekamp have NOV
ed to California.
Mr.. VIM. Haley was visiting the
folks at home over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Powell were
entertained at D. F. Bryan's Thurs
day evening Tor Christmas Eve) and
enjoyed Christmas tree at the Bry
an home.
Mr.. Thos. McGrn was caller at
Oscar Fienhold's one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fienhold spent
Christmas at the Ovens home,
where all of Mrs. Owens children
gathered to celebrate.
A Christmas program was we'll
rendered in the Meyers school on the
Oath.
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Cross Eyes Strengthened in
Two Minutes Without Pain.
Cataract Cured.

Glasses fitted to correct all sights
and Headaches cured by glasses.
Granulated Lids, Watery Eyes and In
growing Eyelashes cured. Catarrh
permanently cured by new method.
The doctor will be glad to have ali
former patients call. Examinations
free. Do not miss this opportunity.
Chas. Broadway Rouss, the great
New York merchant who died recentl v
had offered the sum of One Million
Dollars Isl, 1000 ooU to have his eve.
sight restored. He was afflicted with
optic nerve diseases and neglected the
warning of the early SYMPTOMS of his
eye trouble. No eye trouble is bad at
first but then is the time to have #
cured. If Chas. Broadway Rouss had
taken prompt treatment on the first
appearance of eye disturbance his eve.
sight would have been saved.
Optic nerve trouble is durable when
treated in time.
DR. Weber has cured many cases of
Optic Nerve Diseases, Cataracts, Cross
Eyes, Granulated Lids and Wateryl
Eyes.
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DOW CITY ITEMS


The Dow City markets on Tues
day were as follows: Eggs. 20;
butter. 20; hens, 8: spring chickens,
g; hogs. s5.40; oats. AZ; barley. so;
wheat, 80; corn. az.
Our public schools will open again
Monday, Jan. a.
William Butler is here from Spo-
kane, Wash. He is visiting his
grandmother. Mrs. Woods.
Mr.. Thos. Wheelwright. living
south of town. is very sick.
George Davis and wife have been
up from Omaha. Mrs. Swasey gave
a dinner party in their honor.
The Duroc Club will give ban
quet at the Ahart hall on Thursday
evening. Dec. 81. The ladies are in
vited this time. The program has on
it songs. supper and toasts and those
present expect great time.
Asa Bybee and Miss Bertha King
were married on Christmas day. He
is an assistant at the j. A. Scott
blacksmith shop. Friends wish them
much happiness.
The Garber-How company came
with its music Wednesday in the regu-
lar entertainment course.
There are many regrets here that
the family of P. d. Hall will soon go
to Dewitt as he has been transfer
ed from West Side to that station by
the Northwestern road. On Monday
Mr.. L. E. Poitevin, Mrs. ]. N. Bell
and Mrs. j. H Young went up To
West Side for last visit with Mrs.
Hall before she moves.
There were Two weddings among
our young people on Sunday, Dec. 81.
The contracting parties were Leslie
Holcomb and Miss Ethel Rutterworth
and Thomas Clark and Mayme Rudd.
The ceremony was performed by Elder
Hunt Of the l.. d. S. church. The
young ladies are prominent in the
Saints church and highly esteemed.
Mr.. Holcomb lives down in Shelby
county, and Mr.. Clark in Union not
far from the Charley Buss place.
Good luck to them.
Miss Flora Virgins, Who is her
fathers good helper in the postoffice
in rush. has been sick for the past
week.
aYSlnce last writing Martha Curtis
has been sick unto death for days at
time. Her brothers. Holmer from
Colorado Springs. Stanley from
Evanston and Roy from Appleton.
Wis, were called She is very sick
vet. but some hope is yet held by her
parents. All pray the life of this
dear girl may be spared.
Paul Poitevin and wife have been
here from Giltner. Neb.. visiting at
the Poitevin home, and with the Rae
relatives here and at Denison.
Mr.. Judd. Sr, and Mrs. Swatman
were up at Denison Tuesday and saw
Mrs. Judd at the hospital. She has
now been there four weeks with some
ups and downs since the operation.
Mrs. Cole is some better and shows
signs of approaching her surround /
ings.
Horace Malone went to Omaha
Monday evening. From there he
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Lyons. Iowa. are visiting at the home
of Mr.. Dave Mccullough.
Miss Esther Holtender came from
Kiron Saturday to visit her parents.
She returned to Kiron Monday.
Harry Johnson and Master Waldo
Mauritz of Bronson. Iowa, made
a short call in Boyer on Saturday
while on their way to Kiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Johnson were
Boyer visitors Monday.
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Hotel Bus Line.

The Nelson Hotel has an indepen-
dent bus line. Telephone order to
call at your home for passengers.
Charges moderate and good service.
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No medicines used in the eyes that in.
|ure the sight. All treatment pain.
less.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-30
MISUSE OF LABOR.
Former Chief of Police on Trial for
Conspiracy to Defraud the City.

CHICAGO, April 2o.- In the Grim
inal court, before Judge Chetlairf to-
day, will begin legal battle which
promises to be one Of the most RE-
markable in the history Of Chicago.
Several hundred witnesses will be
called on to testify, and all the old
animosity Of bitter political cam
paign will be reopened. The case is
that of the. people Of the state OF IL
linois against John M. Collins, for
mer chief of police and Frank D,
Comarford former police attorney,
who are charged with conspiracy to
defraud the city Of Chicago Of the
services of its policemen. The pro-
secution viii be conducted BY States
Attorney Healy and his assistant Jas
D. Barbour. Attorney Nathaniel e
Sears and James Hamilton Lewis vii
represent Former Chief Collins AT
torney Comarford will plead his own
case. The prosecution expects 70 show
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-30
Remembered With Honor

The 0. r. & N, steamers I, w.
Potter brought to this city yesterday
morning, the remains Of the late
Captain John Christian Johnson, who
died Of pneumonia, at St Vlncents
Hospital, in Portland, at Sis o'clock
on Sunday morning last, and the body
was Immediately trans-shipped to
Nahcotta, where he will be laid in
final rest. Captain Johnson had at
tanned to the age Of 6S years, six
months and lo days He was thor
oughly well known here, and was al
ways called by the friendly soubri-
quet Of Christ and counted hi:
friends on the Columbia and th'
coast, by the hundreds, He was fol
some years a pilot commissioner il
the service Of the State Of Washing
ton, and was a inastermariner him
4 self, with very honorable record
and has been known on land ant
water here about ever since IN
eSixties