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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
ADJUSTMENT OF THE DEMuR-
RAGE CLAIM AMicABLY
MADE YESTERDAY.
THE COUNTY GELS $1,000
Miles & Rradt. t'7e Contractors, and
e. s. Eetts. Arca;sec4. of Tire
New Court House, comp,o-
mise with County,

After series OF meetings and
conferences extending over several
days, the Glynn county commission.
evs yesterday adjusted the item of
demurrage on the now court house
with the firm OF Miles K Bradt. AZ
lanta, the contractors, aud z, 4.
BAtts, OF New York. the architect OF
the new buildtng.
AS was published III The News Il
few days ago the county had a claim
OF somo $500 against the builders
OF the courthouse. because of the
fact that the building was moi I'm
ished in the time specified in the
contract This. Of couEse, necessi.
tatod the county retaining tbeir old
quarters at considerable expense and
tho commissioner sought to lecoye.
the amount named in the original
agreement, twenty dollars per day
for apsed tlne,
During the week several confer
enoes between Miles G Dradt and
Architect Belts have been held and
the matter has heen petty thorough
'hFashed oat
Yesterday tbs matter was brought
10 ap amica5le ARK stafent when the
contractors ana tae architect ag ced
70 pay 60 the county the sum OF
$1,000, which practically reimhurses
the county for the stems OF rent and
incidentals because Of the failure to
have the building rgWdy on schedule
time
The oon1prcmisa faa been as eed
upon by al parties at interest and
seems to be a praty Fair adjustment
OF the matter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
BAILEY NAMES
HIS DEPUTIES
JUDGE a. o. GALE. or THIS CITY.
NAMEO TO HIGH PLACE IN
PYTHiANISM.

Griffin. Ga, Feb. 20.--Hon David
j. Bailey. grand chancellor Of the
knights Of Pythias of Geo.gia. has
issued a circular announcing the ap-
pointment Of deputy grand chancel-
lors Of the state. Those appointed
are as follows:
District No. I. A. D Gale, Bruns-
wick; No. ,. A. I. Wisaman. Adei;
No. :. Il. L. Yea'and!ngham, Cairo;
No. 4. w. D. Cowary. Arlington: No
s. John W Shiycr, Anne tcus. No. G
Howard ? WhIddon. McRao. No :
W. ". Larsen. Swafnaboro. No g
John n. Davis. Savannah, NO .. ST
neon Bell. Wsynesboro; No 10. HI
ram Gardrer. Eatonton. No II. iiow-
ard Hollis. Columbus: No. I. w r
Winn. Atlanta. No IS. r L. ],
smith. jefferson; NO. u c. M Milan.
Cartersvlle. no. 10. Hawcs Clord
Crawfordyille. NO. IS. Ansel strick-
land. Cummings. No. II. c D. Bruce,
Dahlonegs.
The grand chancellor requests all
deputy grand chancellor 10 assist If
forming new lodges and pc formius
other duties that will assist IN build
ing up the order
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
LARGE CROWD SEE
THE CLANSMAS
COMPANY PRE6ENTiNG THE
PLAY A STRONG oNE-LAST
TIME IN THE SOUTH.

A larg euadience greeted the pap
duction OF The CRnsman," at uan
Grand last night. This story Of Thos
Dixon, dealing with an unfortunate
era in the history Of the south, is
in the hands of very good company
who produce the story IN all Of lss.
rough edges to pretty fair advants.
The fact Of the matter Is that It.
book should have never been writ
ten. and certainly never dramatized.
It's author has only delyed into tho
coarser and more horrible side OF
the awful days of the reconstruction
period in the southern states, without
lalnting the best view of the picture.
The play cannot correct the evils OF
the past. nor can It produce any bet
ter sentiment among the two races
in this country and especially in this
secion Of IT,
II is announced that the present
tour Of The Clansan9 In this coun-
Try is its last one--that it is going to
Europe to show the people Of the old
world a condition with which their
brothers on this side had to cor
tend. It is a good thing and cer-
tainly in that land win not have the
prejudices to Dla--- to as is the case
here.
The company presenting the story
last night. as stated above. Is a good
one and for that reason the objection
able features Of the play are more
strongly brought out.
Tne players were alright, but tne
story. that generates race hatred,
that has been touched only in fragrant
prejudiced places, that's another
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
SERIOUS STRIKE OF RAILROAD
EMPLOYEES is THREATENED

Chicago. FEB pa situation
which may result in strike OF the
railway employees TN railroads in va
rious pats of the country has devel-
oped from a general movement on
the part Of the railroads to reduce
the wages Of all classes Of opera
tlycs in every part of the country
The officials OF the unions compris-
ing tue railroad employees have
been notified By the railroads that
general reduction Of wages and re-
vision OF working agreements must
be made by March /. The unions
are preparing to resist every ATTEMPT
to reduce the present scale
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
INTO THEIR NEW HOME
Brunswick Sank and Trust Company
WIN ~. SSz;si s:.s,ss,si,, Tomorrow.

Brunswick Bank and Trust Company
4H';i: 4.;i: SSes;5i Begin aii asi;os,'iu Tomorrow.
Tomorrow. being u legal holiday,
the banks the CITY viii be closed
and the Brunswick BANK and Trust
Company il tae advantage of the d.
and begin removing into their han
some new home on Newcastle street.
This building, which was formerly
used as a court house. has been thor
oughly oyerhauled and made one Of
the handsomest bank buildings in the
state New fixture have been PUT in,
put in. the bullding has been repain..
ed entirely, handsome vestibule
Door has been erected. and numer-
oas other Improvement made on the
structure.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
nlns WANTED.

The Comm siouers of Roads aoI
ReVenues OF Clynn county, Georgia,
invite bids ior Tho purchase Of two
room frame house now located on
court house grounds (Magnoiia
spuare) bids to be in writing. seal
ed and directed TO the undersigned
by 20 O'Clock, a. n. Ma Ch 3, 1908.
A. o. Townsend,
Clerk Commissioners Roads and
Revenues Glynn County. Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
MERCURY TOOK slo DROP;
WILL BE WARNER TO-DAY

There was a decided change in
The weather yesterday and it proved
to bo one OF the coolest and most
disagreeable days Of the winter The
me curry started on the toboggan late
wednesday night and continued 10
go down at a rapid rate, until it
reached tn twenties However.
warmer weather is predicted for 10.
day
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
WorIllna on Directory.

The Brunswick Directory Company
is busy at work on the new cH&
directory which they are compiling
They are now vt work ON the JOB
of taking efle city census which is
one OF the most important features
connected with the work and is un-
der the management Of n, S.
Kneonl. who is making a careful
study Of the situation and is geiag
to see to it that the city gets credit
ior Der full population.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
II SESSION
!. .,.'.!5j... A!5S..R.AI .l!.!
BOARD or Z ADUCATloN HOLDS
MONTHLY MEETlNG-NO ACT

Tic board OF education of Glynn
coanty held it's -cgIlar monthly meet
ing at the court house yesterday
moraing. The ful membership was
present and considerable business OF
routine nature was transacted.
AS is well known the state associa
zion Of county school superintendents
sill hold enei- convention in Bruins
wick this year and the board yes
,erday considered ana discussed a
program cf cntcriaingnent fCr the vis-
tors who are 10 come on March 81
to remain Though April !.
The board has in mind several en-
tertainments and other receptions for
the members Of the state organiza-
son and at later date will name a
committee Of citizens to aid in the
work OF seeing that the visitors have
a pleasant time during their stay in
the city.
Il was underatcod that Al the meet
ing yesterday some definite action
was to have been taken on the ques-
tion Of the new school building, but
for some reason The matter went over
until a later date. when the board
viii meet and take action on th'
subject
In future the board viii meet on
the lrst Thursday in each month. IN
stead OF on the s5coad, IS has been
the case in the past.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
Hs WILL HANG TO-DAY.
win Rogers. White Man. to be Exc
cuted in Savannah.

cuted in Savannah.
Savannah. Feb. 20.--WilLe Rog-
crs, Who killed his wife in Septom-
her 1906. IS cparipg for death and
unless Governor SMITH iutcrfcres he
viii be hanged on Friday morning IN
The county Jail.
Rogers sees minister Two or
three times each day and seems to
have abandoned all hops OF escaping
the sailows His father goes to see
him frequently to eondole with him
aud assist him in bearing up undc-
the great odeal through whi1a - is
passing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

BE careful about that little cough.
Get something right away; some
good. reliable remedy that will move
the bowels. Kenncdys Lcxatiye
Cough Syrup acts gently yet prompt.
lY on the bowels and aIlays inflama-
ton at the same time. 1t is pleasant
to take and i Is especially recon
mendod for children as it tastes
them myself with fine results Sold
by All Drugg sts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

Macon, Ca. Feb 20.-The police
committee OF city council has noti-
fed the chief Of police TO close eF-
cry place Of business next Sunday ex-
cepi drug stores and fruit stands.
Soda water, cigars, d ugs and fruit
win be allowed to be sold. but oil
other stores that have been keeping
open on that day must be closed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

Kodol is today the best k1own and
most reliable remedy for all disord-
ers of the stcmoch. such as dyspep
sia. heart burn sour stomach and
belching Of gas. Kodol contains the
same iu'ces found IN healthy stom
each. Kodol is pleasant to take 1t is
guaranteed to give relief and is -old
here by All Druggist.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
HANGING IN rAg BALANCE.
Savannah Locker Clubs VIII Know
Their rate Today.

savannah Feb 20.--Nine petitions
for incorporation of locker clubs ar
pending in tho superior court.
It IS not known if thev win evcr
be granted as Judge Charlton has
said he would not grant : char-er
to club fer the sole purpose cf car
rying on a lockerc lub business. The
first Of the eases comes up tomorrow
when the Palmer club will al to be
Incorporated
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
LOOK GOOD.

What's the trouble <h forr nor5e
Hes lame Of cotra. what caused Il?
Inferior work. o. coaI@. WEI
think win take ms horse 10 Iienr,
suran- the practical horse-shcer nd
iane fo.ger who gives prompt ser
vice to all. Next to telephone *
chanee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

The exhibit and sale of imported
hats, gowns, waists, infants wear and
lingerie to be held by Mauame Sulll-
van today at the Oglethorue will at
tract the ladies. Cards have Deen
Issued for the exhibit.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
Rfct Last Night.

st Elmo Commandery held Il la
ge'y attended meeting in Masonic
ball last night Thu commandery
is growing right along and is rapid
l. becoming one Of the most prosper
Gus lodges in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
KILRAIN NOW a BANKRUPT.
Former Heavy Weight Puoilis+
Takes tne Popular House.

? ofmer HedNy weight FugtiiSs
Takes the Popular Rouye.
New Yok. Feb. 20.-Jake Kilrain.
the former pugillst. who on July s,
1889, Tough sevcnty-ave rounds with
John L. Sultan. on the turf at Rich
burg Miss, today filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the United States cir
cult court, praying relief from his
credto.s. Schedules declare that
Kilrain has debts of s1,203, aud as
sets of SCI. Tho principal creditors
are Ernest Roeber, The wrestler. and
Martin Maccandrews. of Baltimore.
Roeber has a claim ofs467 and Ma
caudrews $500,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
VIII Meet Tonight.

Oglethorpe lodge knights Of Py-
thias. will hold an interesting meet
ing in Castle hall this evening The
lodge growing at rapid rate an
each meeting brings ncw members
into TIE ranks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

The ladies Of the Aiaccabees VIII
hold en- into e5b1E meeting in their
Lall this afternoon Among other
thIag3 tie regular election of officers
vi occur aud an officers are re.
ou. sted 10 he y Cscut
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
Rln MillineaY Sale

Madame Sullivan invites you to at
tend an exhibit and aale Of imported
hats, gowns, lingerie waists, infant5
wear imported lingerie. Saturday /
dag at the Oglethorpe hotel.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
SCHEDULE A. E. & A. RAlLaoD.

Leave BRUNSWICK for Jac&sonville
and points sodth at 5:45 IN. 1880
D m. 6:25 pm Leave Brunswick for
sayanrah and points north al 1910
am. 1880 pm. 9:05 pm. Lay
Brllnswick for Fitzgerald, Cordele'
LaGrange and local A y. & A points
am E. and 3 pm.
). c. Liqeour.
c. A.. Phone. Z0i.
J. 4. s=ckh7rn,
q a Phone llJ.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

A Warrington party will be given
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. W H. Greenfield by
the Home Mission and Church Aid
Society Of McKendreo church. All
a,e invited to attend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

Dd"N'uRtOy ~OhiA ANuaF-
Judge Isaac win hold short SEES
sion OF the bankruptcy court this
mo ming, when ~ iaborors claims in
the case Of Boone < Mecool OF Bam-
booe will be taken us, and placed in
the course Of settlement
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

IosT-I.arge Pided hound. with blue
sDecks on neck and head. Will pay
liberal reward if returned to sam
Goias.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
.HE Hospital
EsEE. EAVVE zHsA-
BUDGETF|XED
FINALLY
ecgwciL MAKES APPROPRIATION
or $500 FoR ITS SUPPORT
FOR THe YEAR.
HFg0 A SPECIAL SESSION


Ciiy council hold "a recessed session
s4 hight Tor the specific purpose OF
saRins an appropriation fer the
einteiuance oil Che cit. hospital Tor
.h= yeal 1905
IL wiu be recalled that when the
eglas city budget was PASSED by
8DeA in January no provision was
de Tor The hospital beyond the
saaath OF January Yesterday con.
efsace was held between councils
spaace committee aud the trustees
81 ne hospital and the matter was
sarefu,ly considered 10y these gen
sgersent.
At the meeting last night the mat
came UP in the nature OF "A re-
rart groni the finance committee. rec
ammcnding that an appropriation Of
gsoe per month he made TOR the sup
sort Of the institution The report
ef ne committee was unanimously
sdapted.
In this connection it MAJ he inter
asting to state that the amout ap-
ffapSiated last night is identical
uatM that of last year and there Is
measou why the hospital should
kent up to very higa staa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

1s'sT other ntiaor matters were ban-
e3ea laei night AZ the a,re W'ednes-
say moraiRg il was necessary to eua-
SOY three extra men ana the matter
- aaging them fer their services We
eie I'd to the fnnnce committee
Tue city attorney Will have to at
taad the supreme court shortly -
sawresent the city Ia matters pend-
IA that tribunal and the sub
king his expenses was re-
finance committee
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
WARM FIGHT
FOR NORMAL
A Number Of Towns Lay Their
Claims Before Legislative
Committees.
FREDEnckssuRs's ADVANTAGES
PlEAsNGIY PRESENTED

The joint session OF the two committes 9
on Finance. the Senate committee on
Public Institutions. aud the House CON-
mittee on Schools, held Tuesday night in
the Senate chamber at Redmond. for
hearing the claims of the life cut appli-
cants Tor a female normal school. op.n ned
at O'Clock and continued until nearl,
midnight
Each place was given a half-h0ur TO
present claims. The order of appearing
was decided by drawing slips from a hat.
Newport News getting frs: and
Manassas last. Senator Holt, saying
that there was no delegation present
from Newport News, as they had not
been notified, briefly presented the claims
OF that city, Offering Il site consisting OF
ten acres ot land and 5000 in cash.
X J. Noel, OF RadfOrd, presented the
claims Of his town.
X. L. Jourdan, Of Rsdford. also spoke.
Senator KeeEell, Geo. NJ. Conrad and
g. c. Sipe spoke of the advantages OF
Harrisonburg.
Hon. Alden Bell re luested that Cul.
pepper be passed by, as there was no dele.
CATION TO represent that town.
delegate Love appeared for Leesburg
Hon. Granville 4. Swift was the fret
speaker for Fredericksburg and he pre.
scented the claims Of the city il an eifsc
tive manner.
Hon. Roosevelt Page. Of Hanover. made
an eloquent speech for fredericksburg
begging the committee to locate The
school there, aud not ia Rockingham
county, where the water was So hard IL
curdled the soap.
Hon. G. O'Conor Goolrick in a ringing
speech offered on the part OF the city a
f2O, 900 site Tor the school.
Hon. John Curlett, of Lancaster. also
made good speech in favor OF Freder.
icksburg.
Senator Parks, NJ. J. Fulton aud d. C.
O'tlaherty pressed the claims Of Front
Royal.
Judge J. B. T. Thornton urged tho,
the school be placed at Manassas. dc
was followed by Judge Z. c. Nicol
Both gentlemen strongly presented tn.
claims OF their town. Accompanying
these speakers was a delegation from
Manassas which included Hon. t. Il
Lion, Col. Edmund Berkeley, Messrs
Z. Z. Randall, J. Jenkyn Davies anC
HAYES Davias
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
E. W. MILLS DEAD
Was Prominent as City Councilman
and Business Man.
HAD BEEN ILL ONLY THREE DAYS

Councilman T. W. Mills died at noon
Wednesday OF Inflammation OF the
stomach, after an illness OF three DAYS.
aged "a years. He was a son OF the
late Joseph W. Mills and q roninent
business man. He was chairman OF the
Public Interest Committee OF the CITY
Council and especially active IN procur-
Ing a number Of improvements from the
u ). Government now under WAY. The
deceased was a man of strong traits Of
character. great tirmness aud excellent
business Judgment. he had many friends
and the news Of his death was a great
shock to them.
Several years ago he married Miss
Lottie Coilawn. of Caroline. who pre-
coded him TO the grave less than q year
ago. He had no children.
BE Is survived by one brother, Mr.. W.
ID. Mills, OF Washington; his stepmother,
Mrs. M aria Mills; halt brother. Mr..
Joseph W. Mills. and a hali-sister, Mrs.
Elsie VERIFY.
Arrangements for funeral have not
been completed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
{. W. JONES
WAGON WHEELS

To The Free Lance
The first account OF the use was in
1923, when an enterprising Spaniard
brought over from Spain some ox-carts
and began hauling freight aud passengers
between Vera Cruz and New Mexico. SO
successful was his venture that at ninety
eight years of age he was full Of honors
and wealth, was canonized by the Pope
aud became the Patron Saint OF Pueblo
IL seems strange that 10 the country first
Travelled by wheels, the people should be
still called 1.-THE people of the patient
back" Well unless we mend our ways"
hundred years from now we will be
known as mud lovers"
At the road meeting on Jan. 9th /
offered n bill providing that the dirt
roads should be protected, when we get
them made, by the use of broad tires on
wagon WHEELS and that In the meantime
wheel tax should be imposed on w heels
carrying heavy loads that tear up the
roads. thus giving time for all wagons
now in use to be worn out. The bill also
provided that the tax fund should
taxable property. This will give a sui
ticient amount to make and keep our
dirt roads until we are ready to begin
making stone roads.
Here Is another proposition which
may be helpful to the old county OF Spot
sylvania: Ask our Delegate TO the Legis-
lature to get bill passed authorizing
the board OF supervisors to purchase
sites OF ten acres or less at the battle
fields OF fredericksburg, Salem Church,
Charlottesville, Wilderness. Spoteyl-
vanis c. II. for three times the assessed
value and offer these to the U. 3. gov
eminent as spots to be marked, provided
that the bill appropriating the money
for building the Battlefield Parks roads
shall be passed by u. s. Congress and be-
come effective. II the people and coun-
ty supervisors will help this proposition,
write Hon. Mr.. Goodrich and tell him 80,
asking him to pass the bill.
Yours for good roads,
Thos II. Harris.
fredericksburg, Va, Jan. 30. 1908.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
FREDERlcKSBURG'S CLAIMS
Chances For Securing the Normal Believed 10
be Excellent.

fredericksburg was again largely in
evidence at the capitol in Richmond
Tuesday night. The occasion was ths
nearing before the proper Legislative
committees oil towns applying for the
establishment and location OF a girl
normal school. Elsewhere will be found
report OF the proceediugs.
Fredericksburg was ably REPRESENTED
by hessrs. swift, Page, Gooirick ana
Curlett a. spokesman, aud by "a celeua-
ton which showed by their presence aud
activity the sincerity aud earnestnsss oi
the Efforts IN behalf OF this city Tor this
school. When several OF the represent -
tiyes from other towns distributed
pamphlets, Messrs. Gouirick and Mon
cure outstripped them all by handing
around copies ot the illustrated special
edition oil The Free Lance aud star.
showing on the advantages OF this CITY
It's facilities. manufacturing enterprises.
and the rich farming country around IL
Soon the Senate chamber looked like a
reading club, this handsome book at
tracing Instant att nyion.
The delegation from this city was COM
posed of the following:
Msssrs. J. W. Masters, Col. F.. d. Cole.
Henry Dannehl, Capt Il. McCraeken.
Hon. Granville K. swift, Is. z. Wiliis. A.
P. Rowe, W. E. Bradley, Judge Z. Il. l..
Chichester.
Senator F. W. Sims was present aiding
the Fredericksburg contingent, and one
OF the most effective workers in behalf of
fredericksburg Is Hon. K. {. l.. Moncure,
of Stafford.
Fredericksburg had other speakers on
hand ready to advocate the advantages
OF this city, but owing TO the limited
time assumed To each place, they had no
opportunity to be heard.
Ii Is expected that the committees will
report In a few days and il is believed
that fredericksburg has an excellent
chance for success
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
RICHARD G. M0NcURE DEAD
Passed Away at the "erundy Hous." Cations
VILE, Nd.

Mr.. Richard G. Moncure. a well known
young lawyer OF Bowling g reen, Caroline
county, died at the "Grundy Home"
Catonsville, Md, Monday night. after an
illness OF several months, aged 80 years
This announcement will be read with re-
gret. for up to a week ago it was thought
that there was an Improvements in his
condition aud that he had chance TO
recover. He had host of friends, for be
bad many noble trsits of character. The
deceased is survived by his widow, who
was Miss Cordie Lee Winston, OF Bow
ling Green, aud three small children; his
parents, Judge aud Mrs f. e. Moncure;
three brothers, VIM. A., Richmond; Irby,
Blackstone; + C.. Jr., Texas; two sisters,
Mrs. Maria Moore. Norfolk; Mrs. T. b.
Gill, Bowling Green. The body was
taken to Milford Wednesday on an early
train and the interment made at the
cemetery near his home. The services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Tuttle. OF
the Methodist church.