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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-18

one term, being elected as Democrat
in 1876 His administration was strict
ly a business one and he left once
with the respect OF all parties. His
election came as the result Of cam
paign on the liquor question. He had
made a good record ON the police
commission and was named as the
Law and order candidate after
hard fight. The element that wished
Detroit to be a wide-open town twice
succeeded in having ordinances pass
ed allowing the saloons to open on
Sunday, but he vetoed them both
times and was backed up by public
sentiment
Practically his entire life was spent
in and around Detroit. He was a
pioneer merchant and, unlike many
business men, retired when he mad
passed middle age. content TO spend
the latter years OF his life in quiet.
He has, however, been familiar fig
ure downtown. Keeping up his &C
quaintance with old friends. II has
been his custom TO always attend the
mayoral reception in the city nall
New Years day. and his dignihed bear
ing has singled him out on such
occasions.
Born in Sandwich, Oct "a, 1922. the
son OF Thomas and Jeanette Veiaire
Lewis. he came to Detroit as a boy oil
10 10 work for the firm OF E. w. Cole
& Co. Two years later he entered
the employ of c. & j. g. Hill. and lat
er went to Pontiac for two years. re
turning to accept a position with the
| firm OF Gray & Lewis, in which an
elder brother was partner. He went
| into the commission business with II
p. Bridges at the foot OF Bates-st. In
1S45, and in 1862 went into the grain
and -four business for himself on
woodbridge-st., retiring in 1884.
Many honors were his in the com
munity. In 1862 he was elected pres
ident OF the Board OF Trade, and from
| 1865 10 1875 he was police commits
sioner He was appointed library com
missioner in 1881, holding that place
for six years.
In 1850 he married Elizabeth J
Ingersoll. Mrs. Lewis died IA years
ago.
The funeral services will take place
| in SIS. Peter and Paul's Jesuit church
at 10 o'clock Monday morning. Rev
FIR. Livingstone will have charge oi
the services. Interment will be In
Mt. Elliott cemetery.
The list of honorary pallbearers In
cludes a large number OF Mr.. Lewis
former business and political asso
ciates.
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cMARKETS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April ls.--Close: Wheat
was weak early. followed by strength
and later sold or little. The early
this decline the shorts didta lot or buy
ing, putting the market up on them.
solves. When this demand siackentv
believed now that Armour IL workinS
May corner. although ne IL In a pc
sltion to make trouble for short sellers
should they show any signs OF getting
Wheat quotations: Cash No. . red.
81 u c; May opened with decline OF ~ {
at 20 NC. advanced 10 ssis sold OK = -
s7Ac. touched ssAc. declined 10 >. -.
and advanced 10 SSAc; September
opened AT sShe. gained lie; los. ~:
and advanced 10 SoLc, No. req, " 49,
No, white. s5Ac.
Coarse grain quotations; corn--Cash
No, ). 61c; No. 3 yellow, : cars at e'S,
55hc: May. 53hc: No white, cars
53Ac.
Deans-Cash s25S; May. ssss asked
Glover ssed--Primc spot, sl2 bid' oc-
tober. 100 bags at $50. 90 al sttv, W
At $3.50. closing at stIV; Sample, ;
$l2.i0 bid.
Timothy seed--Prime spot. so bags az
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Saturday included 500 bbls OF hour.
ar OF wheat OF corn, % OF oats, and
OF barley. Withdrawals were @9e
bbls OF hour, 10000 bu of wheat, anu
e64 bu OF rye Stocks are lI5.O2s on
OF wheat l5f.s57 bu OF corn. 3ls90l bu
OF oats. 2,2s3 bu OF barley. ana lion
bu OF rye. 1880
Wheat receipts at 81. Louis. 5000
bu: year ago. $4,000 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts SatuT-
day 266 cars. year ago. 6ls cars.
Wheat receipts at primary points Tor
two days. $4,000 bu. year ago Tor one
day. $4,000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and nour were
equal TO 245. 900 blu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, April 1s.--General rains
over the holiday In winter wheat dis
trlct caused wheat To decline % "a &C
under Thursday. The local crowd was
the best sellers There was also some
selling BY commission houses. The
market rallied shortly after the open
ing. May selling up ssc over Fhursday
and other months regaining about hair
the decline.
Opening prices; wheat--May. 81 "
slGc Corn-May, 66s4c Oats--Mas,
not quoted. Pork-July, SIS. y q
Is.$0, Lard-July. ss.S2is Rios--N"'
There were advances In wheat OF =
I+c with May the strongest spot on
the list Corn was Off AGa.c. and
oats were irregular and unsettled
Provisions were 5015c higher.
Closing prices: Wheat--May, 81 :"
sac Corn.-May. esAs q ssrc: oats
May. 5sHc Pork--May: sl3.lo Lard
May. ss.les. Ribs-May, Ss9' N
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UNivERsALrsT.

Program for the Easter services In
the Church OF Our Father. under tile
direction of Minnie :. Welz. Mornins:
Prelude. Andante, (Merkle); quartet.
Christ Is Risen" tBuck): onertory.
Easter" uovet). quartet, Adore and
Be sim" (Gounod). with violin obliga-
TO By James r. Doans, postluds.
tTours) Evening" Prelude, Majestic
So" Ram; cantata. Resurrection
(Manney): quartet. Awake. Awake, :
tWesD; postiude. "Hallelujah Chorus.
tHandeD. The choir consists OF Ella
beth Moore. soprano. Minnie >. WelL.
contralto; Harry Courtaine. tenor. anu
Nathan Smons. baritone, and Will be
assisted by Myrtle Babcock. soprano.
Irene New illiams. contralto. Haynes
Wilson. tenor; Harry Miller baritone;
Rudolph Fllntermann. tenor: J. #.
Doane. yiolinist. and ALA II. Zuideria,
-9rgnnist
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ALEXANDER It WIS
PASSES A WAY
At IS YEARS
WAS MAYOR or DETROIT BACK
IN THE '7o's AND ONCE PROM
lNENT IN BUSINESSMEN
CHILDREN SURVIVE.

Alexander Lewis. former mayor OF
Detroit, died In his residence. No. 400
Jefferson-ave., at 2:45s Saturday
morning. He had been III for some
time and. owing TO his age. Sc years.
his death was not unexpected.
Mr.. Lewis is survived by sever chill
dren. or these. Henry B. Lewis
structural steel manufacturer; Alex.
|. Lewis, OF the Newland Hat Co;
Mrs. Cameron Currie and Mrs. w
HOWE Muir are residents OF Detroit
Mrs. Clarence Carpenter and Mrs.
Spencer Penrose live in Colorado
Springs. and Edgar L. Lewis is In
business in Boston.
Mr.. Lewis was mayor of Detroit for
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l"HalleluJah, Christ Is Risen" tMor-
gam.
An Easter song service VIII be given
| IN the Cass-ave. Methodist church sun
Miss Elizabeth Emery. Mrs. /. A.
/ Stoneman.>C Frederick Fitzgerald ana
! Chester NJ. Culver Part first viii con-
I sist OF Manny's cantata. The ResnrreS-
Soprano solo. Christ is Risen. Dress
| ler). tenor solo. "Hosanna." (Granierp :
chorus ns Aislu'ia; cD Christ bayb RssR
/ (Faning), interspersed with several or
| gan numbers.
In the Tabernacle Methodist church.
program viii be rendered by the quar-
tet choir. assisted by V. A. Parker.
violinist: Morning-Organ prelude.
"offertorieS (Batistel: anthem. Sins
solo. The Dawn OF Hope" (Kregmann)
violin solo. Air Melodleux (Bohm): or
gan solo, invocation (Guilmanp; an
them. THE Choir Angelic" tHanscom) :
organ postlude. Easter march (MsrkeD.
Sunday evening: Organ prelude. Even
Ing Star" tWagner): anthem. christ
Is Risen" (Dresslerl, with violin OBJ
ligato organ solo. Meditation in B nat
Daley: soprano solo. "Hosanna
! (Granierl. violin solo. ''Traemeref
tSchumann): duet for soprano and alto.
saviour Thy Children Keep" tsul-
livan); contralto solo. I'm the Realms
OF Eternity" Daley; organ postlude.
"Hosanna" (wachsl. The choir con-
sists OF Mrs Hayne. soprano, Miss Co
well. contralto: c. j. Brady. tenor, n.
r. Harley. bass and j. Anton Daley,
organlst and director
The choir OF the simpson Methodist
ethrch. consisting OF Mrs. Francis
Doyle, soprano. Miss NJ F. Hubert, con-
tralto. John Bonham. tenor, and i.
Slater Davidson. baritone and director.
will give the following program OF
music Sunday: Morning service. 1890;
Voluntary. organ. offertoire. DE 81.
Cecile" (Batistel; anthem, The Lord
Is Risen" (Sullivan). carol. shine. oh
Sun. in Splendor Bright" (Preston) :
orertory soprano solo. ON the Cross
(Bragdon) postlude. Finale, Third
Symphony tMendclssohn). Evening
service. $50: Voluntary. organ. "fCa-
priccio" (Lefebure- Wely). march,
'Fantasdue" (Lafebure- Wely): anthem.
.Sing Hallelujah Forth" tBuck); con.
tralto soio The Resurrection"
lshelIeyD. baritone solo. recita,,
tive. Thus Saith the Lord
and aria. But Who May Abide
(HandeD: soprano solo, HalleiuJah
CHumphrles). anthem. Christ Our
Passover" tSchnecker): anthem.
GLORIA" mozart; postlude, "Oner-
toire" (Lefebure-Wely).
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ing. $40 Beividere: owner. Eugene
Stfen. 1880.
John Fitzpatrick. 2-story frame
dwelling. Toledo. bet McKinstry and
Ferdinand. owner. same. Si,SD0
Mildner ~ Eisen, three history brick
mnfg, bidgs., Champlain, bet Tasting
and st. Aubin; owners Schadt q Mat
thewson. $4,000.
Dunn a Hansen. 2-story ven. dwell
Ing, Lawton, bet. Stanley and McGraw
owner. IL. Hansen. $500
Detroit Motor Boat club 2-story
frame club house. Detroit river. W line
OF Water Works park; owner, same
81. 900.
Herman Dittmar. ! n story frame
dwelling. 4s7 Crawford. owner. Herman
Brocker. $1,000.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

B f. Weber. five 4 STORY frame
&Wellings. 5st-ss LaSaIIe; owner, same,
4 YIN. S. Joy & Co. 3-story brick
Awaiting 971-5 Brush-st: owner, Franz
Hamburger. $50 1900.
"a nj Barron. 1-story frame dwelling.
\ ~ Dearborn: owner. Charles }. Hun
teri 41,170.
1Srvin r. Bryant, III story frame
AxeIIfnR. 1914 Sixteenth-st; owner,
r1ne. el.<o0.
Uarx 4 schaibie. 2-story frame ven.
nfofe and dwelling. SCI Riopelle: own
81. John Delber, $4,000.
Geo. f. Talbot. 2-story frame ven.
1welling. 1881 McGraw; owner. same,
MN. Schmidt l-story frame dwell
{no. ~ Miles; owner. same, $1,000.
Charles b. Mcintosh. 2-story frame
6wollinx. .. .. Burlingame. bet. Second
Ard Third: owner, +. NJ. Roach. 5000.
VA q ID. Zoilcr. 2-story frame dwelling
~ D. Ferdinand, bet. Lafayette and
& Howard: owner, John Gibson, $4,000.
. G. b. Reed. 2-xtory frame dwelling
49, bet. Waterloo and CharlevoiA,
ouIer. same. $4,000.
Walter c. Hartwig. 2-story frame
1welIins. zoe Mt Elliott: owner, same
paul c. schulz. l-story frame dwell
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MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO, April ls.-Cattle---
Receipts 80 head. quiet and steady.
yeals-Receipts 400 head, active. Zoe
lower at $3.50 so. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 400 head. active, lambs &C
higher. sheep firm. lambs. s5.25Qs.l5;
yearlinss. HG1ss wethers; s7a7so
ceipts 2O4O head, market fairly active,
5GI0c higher: workers., $s.1546.40;
pigs, s5.6065.T5: mixed and heavy. Se.l5
de.so: roughs. s5.15G5.2S; stays, SAG
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cHIcAGo LIVE STOCK.

5000, market steady and loo higher:
light and heavy. S54ogs: mixed. $3.50
gs.02h; roughs. ,5:45Q5.ss; pigs. 1880
Receipts 100 head. market unchanged.
beeves. s4.50@720: cows and heifers.
y2.25G s.2o: Texans. e4.5oQ6:4o; calves.
ers and feeders, t3.25 n 7.25. sheep-Re-
ceipts 5000. market steady; natives. 80
a $40; westerns. $5Qs.sb; yearlings.
Ss.s5 G7.l5; lambs. natives. $6@7.s3;
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Bussnsss-ifke prsntsna. 30. fuss sn6
no feathers. The plain, noat kind. thai
looks right TIw~s prtntlnG Co., ~
John R-st- Phone 1905
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Quotations by Cameron Currie & c.
Omen HIgh- Low. Clos
(b)Bid. s)split. tn)Nominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. O.. April is.-By Finley
Barrell q Co.: Wheat--No red.
No. yellow CSC; May. 6I%c: July,
s55sc: Sept. 6+7sc. Oats-No, white.
55hc: May. sshc; July. 47hc: Sept.
37Ac Glover seed--Cash, sl2.50, April,
1850; Oct. $40.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO

EAST BUFFALO
Report of Market Opening by saaler,
Rerfck Il Co., Communication Merchants.
BUFFALO April 1s.-tSpecial.)---
Cattle--Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 1000. medium and heavy.
$e.15Gs.25; workers., mixed. $685.: pigs.
S5.so15.75 Sheep--Receipts 5000; top
wool lambs, IS. clipped. sT25: top
calves. $3.50.
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CHRISTIAN.

Special Easter music Will be render
"a by the choir OF the Woodward ave
e.s ssSssn ssnSs sS yan99s ;,
SheilcS to DO presented. The choir
consists OF Miss Marie Heinemannt 90 :
prano and director: Miss Hazel Clark.
contradict. Iudson p. Scott. tenor
Frank o. Taylor. bass. and Hrs. Frank
o. Taylor. organist.
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METHODIST.


Abram s. Hall will address the Bust
ness Mems claAs OF the Martha Holmes
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
noon on Tho policy OF politics"
The chorus choir Of the Campbell
ave. Methodist Episcopal church. UNI
Ger tho direction OF g. r. Parker, will
present the following program OF East
er music; Morning: with Gladness
Nov We worship tBrander! The
lBraokett): AS IL Began TO Dawn"
tyincenD; II Ye he Risen With
Christ. (LandD. Evening: Selections
VIII be given from The Resurrection. .
hy Manncy
The choir OF the Grand RIver-ave.
Methodist church. under the direction
Of Mss Jennie M Stoddard. will sing
the following music next Sunday at
the morning servtceJ Awake Up NV
Glory" lBarnby): Resurrection" (Shel-
ley). bass solo by 9. l.. smiths Even
Ing service; God Hath Appointed a
Day" (Tours) AS IL Began TO Dawn
t3fartin). The Magdaiene" WARREN
l"Hosannar (Granier)g W. J. Conner.
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New comoth the season to writc
sweet letters TO the country cousin.
IL IL nno In the country In summer
and the way to the Invitation must
be paved.
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CATHOLIC.

Special Easter music Will be rendered
by the choir of 81. Aloysius church
Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock, un-
Yunck. assisted by Herman Yunck' =
brass quartet. This quartet consists OF
Herman Yunck. first cornet; GeorGe
burgh. trombone. and Delmiro Farias.
baritone. The quartet will accompany
the singers i'm parts OF the mass ana
render the beautiful Ave verum." by
abroad abroad the he' R eve Ernest t0 Van DYKE
pastor or 81. Aloysius, secured the orig
inaI manuscript OF the celebrated Refs
seger mass. from the widow OF this
soloists and full chorus. During the
mass Prof William Yunck will rem
der the "Andante Religionso'' for vio-
lin. The soloists are: Mrs. Yunck and
Schmittdiel, tenor; Fred Hollister, Ru-
dolph schmittdiel. Alfred stienmetz
and Mr.. Fitzgibbon, basses.
In ST. AIMS Catholic church. masses
Easter Sunday Will be said at Z. $3.50
o'clock and 10. The choir. under the
direction OF Miss a. Arens, with Mrs.
Thomas Kennedy. organist. VIII rem
'Sanctus" from Guilmant's mass; OF
fertory. Regina Coeli." by Buck. Yes
pers Will be sung at ,:30 o'clock In the
evening 20 saiutaris." by Mas: Tan
tum Ergo" by Mitterer. Sermon on
The Resurrection" by the Rev. ]. Is.
Collins.
NEaster sunday morning the choir of
IS. Peter and PauIs cathedral will rem
der the Messe contincale. by Dubois
at 10 O'Clock. The program follows:
Introlt and graduel (Gregorian); Vent
Creator. by male quartet tNevin}
Terra Tremint (RotolD; Unfold We
Portals" tGounod). vespers at 1880
o'clock in the evening: Hymn, ''Haec
Dies" tKapp): Magnificent fMsrzosD
hymn. Regina Coelr' (Benedict). %
Salutaris." by male quartet tNeviuJ
"Tantum Ergo" tHalmmereD. "Lau-
date" tGregorian). II. r. Racicot Is
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UNITARIAN.

The Easter musical service OF the
First Unitarian church will be held
Sunday evening. the program to be
from the works OF Richard Wagner.
An address will be delivered by the
Rev Reed stuart. The choir consist 9
OF Miss Mabel Conner. soprano. Mrs.
John NJ. McKerchey alto: j. NJ. West.
tenor: W. r. Bartels. bass, and Murray
@. Paterson. organist. and Will be as
sisted by Miss Louie Dawson. violin.
and Miss Lucy Remick Cook. plano The
program follows: Piano and organ,
tory, Evening Star" tTannhauser)
alto solo. "Traume," violin solo. '-Sieg-
fried Paraphrase" (WilheimD: post
Jude. March, piano and organ tTann-
hauser): anthem. "Ali Praise to Thee
H.ohengrin): tenor solo. In Distant
Land" tLohergrin): soprano solo.
"Elizabeth's Prayer" tTannhauser)
bass solo. ITO Thee We Come" tTann-
hauser1
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coyGaEGA TIoNAL.


In the Woodward Congrega-
tional church the following program or
music viii be given sunday morning:
Organ prelude. ''verset de Procession
Glowing Morning" (LeJeune): anthem.
He Is Risen" from Manney.s ~Resur.
rsction;" soprano solo. rEastertide
(Marzo). anthem. "The Woods ant
Every Sweet smelling Tree" John
wesD anthem. Sing We to the Lord
(FreyD: anthem. The Strife Is over
Msndsssonnl IGn Dcssiaa cso,I F eoI
sists OF Mrs. Bessie Booth Dodge. So
prano: Mrs. L.. e. Liggett. cont6alto;
Hedley Y. Richardson. tenor; Ava A.
Bentley. bass, and Mrs NJ d. Bentley.
erganist.
Special Easter services viii be held
In the North Congregational church
Sunday morning, when Is new mem
The program for the morning follows;
Easter carol. ION the Resurrection
Morning" (Bullard): bass solo. The
Resurrection" tShelley): the cantata.
by the Rev. Carl Jones. will be on
who shall roll the stone away In
the evening: Anthem. "Aawake Glad
Soul, Awake" tSchnecker): soprano
solo. "Hosanna" tGranier); tenor solo,
Crown OF Glory tToursl. sermon.
"The man God sees" Tuesday the wo-
mems association will have a home
missionary meeting at 3:30 o'clock,
ing in Ann Arbor. Friday the wo-
men will hold their annual housekeep-
ers' sale OF home made baked goods,
candy and useful household articles.
In the First Congregational church,
the following program OF music will
be rendered Easter morning under the
direction OF j. Truman Wolcott. or
sanist and choir director: organ pre-
lude, Easter Morn" (Malling). process
sionsI. Christ Is Risen tElvey);
carol. 10 the Stone Is Rolled Away
incredibly. by Mr.. Atkinson and "A
chorus OF % girls: anthem. las IL Be
gan to Dawn" tBuck): offertory, East
ertidc" tLtddle); occasional 10. In
Triumph" fBarnby): chorus. Unfold
Ye Portals" tGounod). Evening: On
gan recital at 7;15 by J. Truman VOL
colt Anthem. 20 Day OF Love Eternal
(Bartlett); solo, II Know That My Re
deemsr Liveth" (HandeD. In place OF
the regular sermon a new cantata. "Thc
Life Everlasting" by Matthews. WIFI
be sung for the first time in Detroit.
The choir consists OF Miss De Muth.
Mrs H. A. Nefson. Fred A. Erase
| John Atkinson and a choir OF 30 voices.
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The mems mass meeting TO be held
In the Y. NJ. g. A. hall Sunday at 3:S0
o'clock 10 receiving particular attention
because OF the topics to be discussed
Col. q. A. Gearhart, OF Buffalo. will de-
liver the address, touching upon such
subjects as wealth, sunday opservan ce
the Temperance situation and social
purity. The mayor, common council
board OF commerce. committee OF 100
and the Dealers and Manufacturers'
association have been Invited, An or
chcstrn will furnish tho music.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis q. Gorton. No. 1915 Majestic
building. April 16. 1905:
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4lAD DetDIt I eIcVel2D( NaY. ea.

r <s'7 ~ v1AAy voor oy WANT srnxKr
1Nj Ia pAnx ioS Pm. fAzs - cisvslana as.ee
xxK-END EXCURSIONS 10 Cleveland
oyUx saturday Might. S1Ie0r round trip.
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Udmund l.. Ebert sold for Herman
- Keller to Earnest II. Riggs, the
Cnr-{amily brick nat located on the
|noukheast corner OF Sixth and La
tpeoe-sts.; sold to Henry Rowe. two
&tofy frame on the east side OF TWEEN
fourth-st.. between Dix and Toledo
E9es.. to Oliver III. Davis, for John III.
~, lot on the south side of Euclid,
otween Second and Third.
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:, LONDON METAL.
LONDON, April 1s.-Bar silver
steady, at % 3-16d.
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An Easter vesper service will BE-
held In the Young womsn's Christian
o'clock. led by Mrs. b. q. Chapman.
The music will be rendered by tho
choir. with Miss Ernestfne Sterling,
soloist. All young women are cordially
invited.
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Real Estate

The rard-Stormfeltz-L oyeley Co.
osde the following sales during the
font week.
Boulevard Park Subdivision--Lot
on the east side OF Field-ave., between
1oethe and Mack-ave., s1.137.50: lot
~ east side of Sheridan-ave.. be-
tween Waterloo and Charlevoix, s725
AIGo sold lot on west side OF Garland.
MO-. between Kercheval and Mack,
$50; lot on south side OF Colburn-
&re.. between Second and Third
VA; lot on north side of Milwaukee
40, between Sterling and Holden, in
Triangle subdivision, 1925.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
BRAIN FEVER IS THE
END OF MINING MAN
Brown Is Supposed To Have
Worried Himself Sick Over
Financial Troubles.

PRESCOTT, Jan. 22.--After a de-
lirious illness, lasting two weeks, dur
ing which time he was confined to
the Mercy hospital, T. H Brown. pres.
ident and general manager of the Long
Beach-Arizcna Mining company, died
from brain affection yesterday after
noon at AIS o'clock. 1t is thought
that worries over the finances of his
company brought On the mental at.
tack which resulted in his death.
Deceased was AZ years old and a ma.
tive of of Guelph, Ontario. Canada. He
came to Prescott in the early COS and
engaged in the contracting business,
with which branch of industry he was
connected for a number of years be
ing a member of the contracting firm
of Brown & Winsor for four years
Later he went to Jerome. where he be
came identified with the Merrill Both
ers in the same capacity, afterward
engaging in the mining business IA the
Verde district.
He was the organized and promoter
OF the Long Beach-AriZona Mining
company. to the management of which
he gave his entire time. after inter.
esting number of Long Beach CAPT
talists with him in the venture The
companys property is located in the
Black Hills, Immediately south of Man.
gus mountain.
After the organization of the com.
pany q shaft was sunk, and hosting
plant purchased and installed. Before
the shaft reached depth of 200 feet
the company, owing to the financial
stringency which recently swept over
the country, became financially EN-
barrassed and active ope.Etions at the
property were curtailed
BroVn went to Long Eeach recently,
where he met with the directors. ex-
planning to them the situation in which
the company then found itself. He
thought he might be able to raise the
funds necessary for continuation of
operations. and returned here the first
of the year, later going to Jerome,
where. it is said he d d not meet with
success in his quest for finances. Re
turning here January 4 he took apart
ments at the Prescott hotel, and the
following day became suddenly insane,
as a result. 1t is supposed. OF worry
and disappointment He was removed
to the hospital, but steadily grew
worse, a severe attack of pneumonia
aggravating his condition. His wife,
was In Long Beach, was teiegraphed
tor and arried few days later, being
with her husband when he end came.
Deceased was a member of the Je-
rome lodge OF Knights OF Pythias, I'M
der the auspices OF which order the
funeral will take place. His remains
vii be inferred in tho local Odd Fel
lows cemetery, in ce-orilnce with his
last wishes. Only BIS vie and step
son survive him.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23

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