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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-17
OBSERVANCE OF 5000 FRIDAY
Anniversary OF THE DEATH
OF THE REDEEMER.
Solemn Commemorative Services in
the Local Churches-Mass
of holy Thursday.

Good Friday. the anniversary of the
death Of the Redeemer Of mankind. is be-
ing observed in the Episcopal and Cath
olic churches Of the city today with SER
mons and the solemn notes of the chants.
The affairs were stripped Of all ocna-
ments, and the clergy in the vestments
Of mourning appropriately commemorated
the anniversary. In the Catholic
churches the cross was entirely uncov-
cred, and following its alteration the mass
Of the presanctified was celebrated. In
this service the celebrant offered to the
alteration of the people the host conse-
Grated in the mass of Holy Thursday.
st. Paurs, st. Patrick's, st. Matthew'S,
st. Aloysius, st. Dominic's and other
large parish churches were crowded this
morning.
The sanctuary choir, consisting of for
ty-five men and boys. augm ented by the
seminarians from st. Thomas Aqunas
College, numbering altogether about sew
enty-hve voices, rendered the music at
ST. Pauls
At st. Aloysius Church the ceremonies
were particularly impressive. There was
but one mass said there this morning. at
8 o'clock. which is known as the mass Of
the presanctif1ed, which was preceded by
a procession Of the blessed sacrament.
Of the mass: Rev. w. d. Kean. S. j.. sub
deacon, and Rev. r. A. O'Brien, subdea-
con. Rev. Fathers Mcdonnell, Leary and
kelleher chanted the passion. After the
mass the generation and kissing of the
crucifix was participated in by the con-
gregation. This form of service was fol-
lowed in all the other Catholic churches.
Beginning at noon a three hours de-
votion, concentrating the last dying
words of the Savior. were given. The oc-
casion marked the last time on which the
mixed choir organization Is to sing in that
church. which for many years has been
marked by the excellence of its choir.
Easter Sunday this body OF singers will
be supplanted by a GregOrian choir.
Rev. P. J. Casey, s. J.. Of New York
preached the sermons between psalms
and Rev. Eugene D. L. Mcdonnell said
the prayers. At 3 o'clock. which is the
hour generally accepted as the time of
day when the Savior breathed his last
on this earth, the people were blessed. A
piece Of the real cross was used In the
ceremony.
Stations of the cross were said at ST.
Patr:ck's Church and the other Catholic
churches in the afternoon.
Prayer and Alteration.
Maundy Thursday. when the Savior is
adored In the blessed sacrament was
given over to prayer all day yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-17
Death Of Unknown Man.

An unknown white man about sixty-five
years of age was found dead this after
noon at the Central Union NJ ssion 60
Louisiana avenue. 1t is stated the man
entered the mission shortly after u
o'clock and went up to the sleeping quar-
ters on the fifth floor. He sat down on a
bench in the hallway and apparently fell
asleep. Shortly afterVard he fell to the
hoor. where the body was found later
The coroner was notified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-17
PRAYER and Alteration.

Maundy Thursday, when the Savior is
adored In the blessed sacrament was
given over to prayer all day yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-17
Ascent of War Balloon.

Another ascent of the big war balloon
OF the Signal Corps. United States Army.
was made this afternoon from the gas
tank near the navy yard bridge In South
east Washington. Capt. Chandler super
vised the ascension. The passengers were
Lieut.. Lain of the Signal Corps, in
charge: Lieut. Selfri0ge of the Fie d Ar
tilIery Corps and Mr.. Cullen. a newspaper
writer. The ascensions are made as train
ing events i'm handling war balloons it
was explained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-17
PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED.
Advancement Of Special Clerks in
the Post Office DEPARTMENT.

The following clerks employed in con-
nection with the special Weighing of the
mails at the Post Office Department have
been promoted:
From SLIGO to 1920. Harcourt l..
Stevenson
From $500 to 81 eco. Miss NJ. Lula Bar
lup. Miss Nora V. Glove, Miss Laura l..
Dorsey. William T. Ferguson, Leroy r.
Gravatte, Miss Isabel Kingdom. Miss
Marian r. Livingston, Mrs. Mary f. Mar
tin.
From $500 to $1,000. Miss Elizabeth V.
MilOvich, Alton Money, Miss Isabel Mosh-
er, Miss Otie Fl. Nelson. Mrs. AIwilda NJ.
3. Peake, Miss Fannie Pitts; Miss Mary
p. Shallenberger.
From $40 to $780, William HI. Pralle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-17
Silk Dresses at $1I.98 and $I7.oS.
Concerning the Hair.

Here are the statements
and experience OF late pa
tron of our new Hair Goods
Department.
Il Bought these eight puffs at
hairdressing establishment
and was charged SO. which / paid.
and now find equally as good here
at only 81
{ Another patron bought pompa-
dour here at $29S which was su-
perior to one purchased elsewhere
at $50.
Switches, $I.5o to S2.oS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-17

Best Sea Isle Duck
Button Boots or Pretty
Low Shoes, plain or tip
ped toes.
to Ii. CSC to SI.5o
liz to ,.$I.25 to SI.o5
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Boots, with black or
white tops. The SAT-
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Boys and
Girls. $I.5o to $3.50
child's- SI.oo to S2.5o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-17
"BLACK RAVEN" $3.50 Shoes

Get a pair of our VENUS
Low Shoes and you can rest as
sured that you are wearing the
most prettily STYLED shoes that
YOU can buy at s. or under. Over
80 swell styles patent. demi-
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color calf, suede or kid.
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"WASf7lNGTON GO
Belle" OxfOrds. ~

The greatest values you've ever
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Black Kid, Tan and Black Calf
and Reliable Patent Colt Buckle
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-17
Members Of the Party.

Others in the party are *. Asayama, n
Enami, X. Haga, Y. Hattori, Y. Hitomi
Y. Hori and wife, s. Ide, S. Ikai. 4
Inonye. j. Itsumi, J. Iwamoto. NJ. Iyama
S. Kamada, NJ. Katayama, c. katsuda
Y. Kawasa, T. Kawada, NJ. Kira, X. T.
Kitade. Y. T. kumitomo, S. Kobayashi
M. KonislIi, H. Konishi. h. Masutani
S. Masutani, T. Matsuzaki, *. Minani, &
Matani. 8. Nagami, II. Nakamura. r.
Nakano. A. Nishida, Mr.. lOsawa. S. Oga-
wa. r. Okubo, T. Asawa, s. Osawa, s.
Aburi, o. Shibata, X. Soho, T. Tajima
S. Takakura, f. Takigawa, NJ. Toyama
Il. Tsukamoto, X. Umehara and wife
T. Watanaba. Y. Tamag uchi, H. Yoneya
Y. Yoshiwara. X. Sugimura. NJ. Tsuchi-
va and X. kunchirila:
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
Proposals for Street Work

Sealed proposals will be received At
the Office oi the City Recorder Of the, City
Of 81. Johns, Oregon, until 4 O'Clock II.
NJ. on the 3Sth day Of August, 1905, Tor
the improvement of Bucha nan street
from the easterly line of Willamette
boulevard TO the westerly line OF Dawson
street by grading, graveling and side.
walking same In the manner provided
by ordinance No. i9o and the charter OF
said city aud In accordance 10 the plans.
profiles aud specifications OF the city en-
gincer, now on file In the office OF the
city recorder
Separate proposals may be made Tor
either the grading, graveling or side
walking included In said improvement,
Rach bid must he accompanied by Ger
tilted check payable TO the mayor for a
sum not less than 10 per cent OF the CON
tract price, and no bid will be considered
unless accompanied by such cheek, and
upon blanks furnished by the city re-
eoTder for such purposes.
Said improvement must he completed
on OF before the 3Sth day of October, 1905
The right TO reject any all bidsis here
by reserved.
The estimated cost Of said improve
men, Is f4937.4a.
by order OF the city council.
A. NJ. ESSoN,
Recorder OF the City Of 81. Johns.
Published in the ST. Johns Review Aug,
2, "a, aud a., 1908.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
MOTHERS MEEriN u

The w c. T. u. held their reg
ular meeting at the home of Mrs,
Galland In Wildwood Court. Tuesday
aud as an eyiderce OF the interest
taken in these meetings during the
warm summer months will mention
that there were IA ladies attended
this meeting,
Me were fortunate inhayinglw with u
Ms, llenton OF Mountain View, Calfor
ia, a. enc the missionary In Mex
leo. She gave very interesting talk
In a very pleasing manner describing
that beautiful country and its people.
Especially the poorer classes, their
habits ana the great need of their
education. She spoke too, OF the
ood work the temperance people
vere aoing and of the hear,' suppor,
of President Diaz In this work.
After an Interesting program and
business session the good hostess
usherej us down TO the river, wherN
tables were spread under large
v alnut tree Here we were daintily
served with ice cream cakes and
fruits Afte' social time md feast
of beeutifdl scenery. Mrs stockton
inyitef us 10 melt with her Tor our
nVxt mothers mo, ting. We a6J ourneo
happy with the though u meet
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
FIRE BOYS BENEFIT.

The iir,ooys, II they ever had any
idea that they did not have the best
Wishes dnd high regard OF tho oiti'
lons uf II. 'ohns. should not require
any further evidence after the re-
suits 0f the benefit given hem by
Mcssl liIinK n Thomas at the skat'
ng rink. ''hc rii.k was pack II with
istors' IN the galleries and tho floor
was irf, hhc swarm OF bees with
skater
Il Aas big hit for the manage
ment fcr there was large number
lrcse. I Who are not In the habit OF
t,tonl,ng the rink, and after seeing
how nic,iy the rink In being run aud
What excellent selections arS being
prcsent'd d IN the picture shows viii
come oiton. They should do 10 too
Tor the split that prompts a bust
uess ,aan or firm To give benefit To
Il puul.. body of men like ,he fire
boys Is coinmendable and Jaould be
encouraged by q substantial patron
age. lIcsld,,, they have gone TO a
heavy expense To iii up the rink and
making L possible for our people to
have clean ana enjoyable source Of
amusoL.Cut tight here in 81. Johns NJ
pric, that Just cancels the ar fare
.. anl rom the city and the enter
taimn',i Is equal In every Ie 'rcet to
the best of its KIND To be ;ound In
the e.. ro not forget this and as
'ung as these conditions ara pre-
soryei. let us make IL point to
take advantage Of It and sive thes
gentlemen hearty support.
The 'lreboys feet grateful % Messr
Brink n Thomas and TO the citizens
Who responded so literally when this
opport, nifty was given. We Anow Il
win be- Iemembere :, too. whom there is
a fire ana these husky lads come up
again,' it, for they have bs'n tried
ana f. nnd To be pure gold.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
FIRE BOYS RECEPTION

That Mrs. W. " Jobes is one OF the
brightest and most delightful 'adies
of ou' city, ever lody is aw,re, but
Est Friday evening she emphasized
the fact to the delight Of a : rod lot
Of on, sturdy yours men. II wos the
occasion 10 q rect ptlon gived 10 the
firebcys by Mrs. Jobes.
The boys turned out Just Ike to a
fire alarm, and were Johnny on the
spot This time there was no hurry
up cali for water, and get that hose
connected, shin up that ladde", stay
with " boys, and such other little
n,axias as the captains encourage the
boys with and direct them at a fire;
nut tn, boys stay ed, just the same
and they connected, not wltl the
hose. but with the delicious &c cream
and cake and Instead of hurry up
call TO. water. there was hustle
On the part of the two handsome la.
dies ,ho assisted Mrs. JOBS In
serving the refreshments to Seep the
glasses filled witt. the refreshing and
delicious fruit punch.
Finally however. the Tires of their
thirst VAS quenched the order to lin
ber ~ and get ready for the return
signal was given. There was fine
musical progi am fu' nlshod by ,ho host
oss. and some OF the most eloquent
( the froboys expressed their graf.
ncattbh and appreciation ofths event
IN th, hest language they couid com
mand knowing that words could not
tell II al. Tho boys returned u their
homes near the witohing hou- with n
very warm spot In their hca',s for
Mrs. Jubos and her assistants and
> hilc they Lopc that she may never
need tuoir aid To stop firD we are
burc eyriy man o. them will rcspond
yladl, and work M earnestly fc. her
~ IA - did TO do justice TO Lor hos.
pitallty.
Mira. Jobpa wa, assisted IN serving
uy Dr Mar, McI.achlan AMI Miss
iohntCn of Portland. The aome on
Ncllogf street was bcautiful'y deco
rated with colorod electric lights aud
Jap lantcrnS. Th boys arc loud In
inclr praise OF the gracious manner
N which tLcy were entertained. but
The ,i;L question with them now ap'
pears to be: Who went Lp The tree.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
COMMUNICATED

Editor Revi,
In your issue Of July 81, 1908, we
find under the heading "Dplngs OF
The city council bill from Lhis com
pany has been presented with an
item for lowering the m,'l IS and
pipes In the city, extending tack In
tc 1903. The fac' of ehe m.'tter Is,
that no bill, whatsoever has b 'cn pre-
S, nted dating further back thai Mch.
g, 1906
In order TO M derstand rat IL
H. cans to lower water mains. and at
the same time give service 20 con-
sumers, the item covering he cost
OF low sring mains on Hays street
ray be % som assistance. II is
shown by an itemized acco ut that
distance of 1900 feet has cost this
G mpany $4,000, or a lit'e more
{: an 20 cents per foot, besides In
u ling the mains to quite an ex'
mt and inc easing the cost OF maiht
nance, this would be equal to 20
consumers al 81 per month for one
year. which is a great man. more
than we have to this date on North
Hayes street in 1900 feet AMI ior the
company to bear the whole expense
after iayins the mains, m ~ seem
Lrfair and unjust to the mott preju'
diced mind
In our estimation, the Water Com.
pany has done as much in fu-thering
the interest of this comma 'ity as
any other concern, and Is "tlll do
ing so.
When comparing regulations as to
laying mains In other towns or cit
.es, VIZ think this city is m3 ~ fortu'
nate than are others. In not being
Obliged to prade and improve their
streets In order to have watlr piped
:, their homes.
interest ~. 7 pc- cent on IN invest
ment costinl 800 In five years OF
since 1903 would amount to 1900; tn
cost OF low orlng the pipe Averaging
ten cents Ter foot, affecting a sav
irg OF $1,000 II, interest.
Respectfully yours.
st. Johns Water Works a Ltg Co
by y. II. Ediefscn, mana.'or.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
Proposals For Street Work

Sealed proposals will be received al
the office OF the city recorder OF the city
of ST. Johns, Oregon, until I o'clock L,
NJ. ON the IS day of August, 1908 for the
improvement of Oswego street from the
Northerly line of Portland Boulevard Ia
the Northerly line of Barton's Addition
by grading, graveling and sidewalking
same in the manner provided by ordin-
ance No. Ioi and the charter OF said city
aud in accordance 10 the plans, profile
aud specifications of the city engineer,
now on file in the office of the city re-
corder.
Separate proposals may be made for
either the grading, grayeling OF side
walking included in said improvement,
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
tined check payable to the mayor for a
sum not less than 10 per cent ot the con-
tract price, and no bid will be consider
ed unless accompanied by such check
aud upon blanks furnished by the city
recorder for such purposes.
said improvement must be completed
ON or before October as, 1908,
The rights to reject any and all bids is
hereby reserved.
The estimate cost OF said improvement
is !4ISS.Ss.
BY order of the city council,
A. NJ. ESSoN,
City Recorder.
Published in the ST. Johns Review
August 7, "a, and al, 1905.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1908.

We wish 10 secure one or more
eanvassers in ST. Johns, one In Linn.
ton, one or more In University Park
70 work for the Review. We will
Give a liberal commission and besides
70 the one securing the most votes
by their subscriptions and soliciting
we will give a paid up scholarship
to the amount Of $50 In some busi.
ness College. We hove ons sehol'
ership raid up and some one will
Get TO use Il this winter. viii Il be
your Come in and let us tell you all
about u.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07

Many people are wondering why
Judge o'Day has boon retained by
the city authorities In the Goodrich
case when We are paying aa attorney
$1,000 a year TO protect the oity's in
terosts. The reason given l. that a
large array OF legal lights have been
secured by the plaintiff and that one
man cannot hope TO defend the city
In successful manner against thes,
disciples OF blackstone. ther, being
30 much work involved that the city
attorney could not do the case jus
tiee. Whether the council paf wise
IL this conclusion. the result will
no doubt determine.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
RESOLUTION

II is resolved by the city of ST. Johns
that it is deemed expedient and neces,
sary to establish the grade of Allegheney
street in the said city, from the northerly
line of Willis boulevard to the south
erly line OF Fessenden ST., and It hereby
requires from the city engineer plans,
specifications and profile for establishing
the grade of said street, and that the city
engineer shall file such profile in the
Office of the recorder OF the city of St.
Johns, Oregon.
Adopted Aug, 4, 1898,
A. NJ, ESSON,
Recorder city OF ST. Johns.
Published in the ST. Johns Review Aug, I,
and II, 1908.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07

Now comes Attorney McGarry and
aiiirms tina. he has bought the hold
ings and all the right and title of the
lrgh fnancier s. V. Davidor to all
lie appurtenances, equipment, ,heredit
aments of the would-be st. Johns Gas
light Power and Heat Company
oLd the next move will be for the
gentleman to worl: our city iathers TO
o franchise
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
about H..

We believe our city paters are wise
thanks TO the experience of some of
their predecessor and that the
next expert In the operation OF wild
cat schomea will be obliged to show
3 melting isngiblc before their fran
chiso will be used In their favor.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07

Tho Saturday Evening Post In its
last edition gave Governor Chamber
lain the benefit of nearly a page Of
culoglsm. II gave his history almost
from tho cradle 10 the grave. Our
George does not look bad Ia the blk
paper except when Viewed ~ some
a. the dlseruntlcd old ring who have
met another Waterloo or Bull Run
with Our George M tho e,tivo olc'
mont,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07

Number 9Nolume tx OF the Oregon
Historical sooiety's quarterly came tC
our table last week. AS usual il is q
very interesting number. This pub
hcation shouid be In the hands OF
every citizen OF the state, Every is
sue is worthy Of preservation. The
second chapter OF John Minto's Sc
rial, Prom Youth to Age as an Amer
i-an," in this issue is a very inter
esting one and deals with what is
becoming more and more vital ques-
tons OF the nation; Soil waste, and
Forest preservation, The latter be
ing compared with an equally import
ant subject. "Reforesting," An
other very interesting biogI aphical
sketch is presented by T, c, Elliott,
1t is a paper read before the Walla
Walla Mems club on April Po, 1905,
IL relates the incidents. so fan AS is
known of Doctor" Rober, Newell.
Pioneer.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07

According to Grosscup. tho corpora
ton Judge. who thinks II IL wronp
10 fine such an Institution af IN,
Standard oil, the supreme court Is
supreme with big s. The presi.
dent Is not In II. aud the people can
DO Vanderbilted. We will see by
taking an observation later. that the
people backing the president is a
good pair t. draw to and In this case
We think will beat three of kind
like GrosscGp.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
To Exchange.

When wishing to exchange your
property for outside acreage OF
farms you should see Mckinney for
quick results. Call and give me a
trial. ]. 5. MCKINNEY,
St. Johns Heights Station.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07

Mr. McGnrry IL said TO nave paid
s:5OOfor thu dofupct gas plant. II he
Ruccocds ln working the couLtil and
gets . franc hlsc. either thrcrRh the
resurrection of the old dead franchise.
@, by the issuance Of now ono we
wonder how much OF a rakootf Dayl.
ccr would lo willing TO allow for the
operation.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07

Tho money which In being secured
for the erection OF the city tc'k will
80 ON interest about ;hc 2tih inst.
and as this viii amount 10 Ebout S25,
rer month no time can be lest In got
ting things Ia shape to star thopil'
ing after that date. The plan OF the
Albina dock has beon decided upon In
most OF its details. aud II IL likely
things viii be- hummlng along tho
wntor front In a few woefs.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-08-07
Mail Schedule

Mail arrives at St, Johns at 7;Io a. m.
and IIs p. M.
Leaves at Io:ao a. m, and 4:tS p. m.
Office open week days from GAS a. m.
to 6:Io p. N. Sundays from 3 to 10 a. IN
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-30
Alfred c. Vanderbilt Divorced.

Mrs. Ellen French Vanderbilt was
granted an interlocutory decree OF
divorce from Alfred Gwynne Wander
bilt by Justice O'Gorman in the su
preme court OF New York on the
report OF David Mcclure. the referee
who was appointed TO take testimony
and determine the finding in the suit
instituted by Mrs. Vanderbilt Jus
tice O'Gorman confirmed the report oi
the referee that Mr.. Vanderbilt had
been guilty OF misconduct and directed
that Mrs. Vanderbilt be granted 6
judgment Of absolute divorce.
The divorce decree provides that
Mrs. Vanderbilt may marry during the
lifetime OF Mr.. Vanderbilt but prevents
him from marrying during her lie
time. The custody OF William H. Van
derbilt. the only child OF the marriage
was awarded 20 Mrs. Vanderbilt. Nc
provision was made for alimony In the
decree nor was subject alluded to In
the report OF Referee Mcclure.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-30
Dec. Victim 4, Dead

The fate the doctors Mt the Pasteur
institute predicted for him on Monday
overlook William H. Marsh. OF Brook
Ign. Wednesday night. when the we'll
TODD manufacturer OF water meters
died OF hydrophobia- His end was
peaceful, as he was put under the in
nCence of opiates and was kept free
from pain to the last
Mr.. Marsh contracted hydrophobis
while caring for an injured water
spaniel. Unsuspecting at first. he be
came worried about his condition on
Saturday. when symptoms resembling
those OF hydrophobis developed. BY
that time. however, the disease had
progressed so far that there was no
hope of checking IT,
Mr.. Marsh bore up bravely. and
busted himself winding up his per.
sonal affairs. until the paroxysms
which began to seize him induced the
administration OF opiates. In his in
tervsls OF freedom from pain he babe
farewell to the members OF his fam
lily. who had gathered at his home
and made final disposition OF his bust
ness affairs.