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The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Brown Has Chance.

Tardy returns indicate that Neal Brown
has defeated H. a Hoyt FOR the Demo
cratic nomination fo- United States Sen
ator- Hoyt VIII have a plurality in Nil
waukee County, bur in the State-at-Isrge
Brown seems 90 be the fava-ite. The
Democratic party was completely dsuo--
allied ia nearly every part Of the state.
The Democrats went into the Re7ub-
lean primaries and voted FOR the Re7ub-
hcan Senatorial candidates. In many sec
tons these Democratic votes went 20
Stephenson. hut the Msrnette Iumberman
had no monopoly OF support from the op-
position party, 1IcCzcVcrn, Cook. and Hat
ton slarl1E III the Democratic votes
For the Democratic nom nation for gov
e-uor there is q neck-au5-ueck contest
between Adolph Schmitz and John A.
Aylwa-d-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
WILL PROBE POWDER TRUST.
Judge Gray Names w. G. Mahaffey
Special Examiner.

Wilmington. Del. Sept Federal
Judge George GRAY. in the United States
Court. this afternoon made an order ap-
liam q. Nahaffey examiner and special
examiner in she suit brought by the gov
eminent against the powder concerns
controlled by the E / DU Pont-De Ne
mours Powder Company
Authority is given the commissioner to
hear and take evidence in the case within
or without Delaware Il is expected the
taking Of testimony VIII begin in short
time. for Mr.. Mahaffey. following his ap-
pointment. announced that he was ready
10 nrocead.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
CABRERA GETS EMBLEMS.
Guatemalan President Decorated
with G. 4. r. Badges.

MOBILE. Sept L-NsnueI Estrada Ca
brera. president Of Guatemala is pos
SCISSOR of the emblems Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic
Two badges. one OF bronze. the other
red. white, and blue. to-day adorn the
lapel Of his coat. The emblems were
presented 10 Cabrera by DR.. Lewis
Schooler. OF Des Moines, Iowa an Amer
icaa delegate TO the recent sanitary con
Eress. IN return, the President has
loaded DIT. Schooler and other visitors
from this country with gifts. He even
went farther. and released all political
prisoners held IN Jail since last April
on suspicion Of participating in he at
tempt 70 assassinate him.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
JEALOUS LOVER ARRESTED.
seiSed Girls Wardrobe Because sh,
Talked TO Rival.

Atlanta, Ga. Sept 1-8Iaddened bv
jealousy because Miss Kathleen Hayes
whom he was visiting. left the parIor tc
talk 20 his rival over the phone Jesse J
Vaughan, prominent young man. burs.
into the girls room. seized her entire
wardrobe, and fed In a cab.
With him It IS alleged he carried th-ee
dresses. a merry widow hat, two bottles
of toilet water. nine pairs Of stockings
three pairs OF shoes, and a pile Of mis-
-enaneous garments Miss Hayes thought
Il was the work Of a burglar and mott
fed the police. who e--ss:=-ii yv-,.r5.-----,
he was held IN $50 bond for malicious
mischief
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
ANY schooIs onen-

LeavenwOrth. Kans.. Sept The three
military service schools. the Army School
II the Line, signal School. and the Army
stan College at Fort Leavenworth, were
formally opened for The tern OF 1sS-0g
his morning, in the presence of Secretary
II War Luke z. Wright, Maj. Gen. J. z.
Bell. Chief Of stan. and a number Of tha
eadirg officers Of the army.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Axrnit the Wnrh

Winnipeg. Sept Thousands Of land
seekers stood all night at different land
officers here TO take advantage Of the
new Law. effective to-day. throwing open
Dominion lands. Lines were formed
thirty-six hours IN advance. At Macleod
YOrktOn. Calgary. and Qther Dominion
land Offices there were similar scenes.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia
and Maryland-Showers to-day;
tomorrow fair; fresh 10 brisk
variable winds, becoming wester-
" tonight.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Favor. st. PauI MN.

Minneapolis. Sept L-As result OF
conferences between Republican leaders
Of Minnesota and Chairman Hitchcock
and his advisers Of the NatioRaI Repub-
Tican Committee. Minnesota VIII gain the
honor Of the appointment Of r. B. Kel-
IcgE. Of s.. Paul. as Western treasurer
OF the national committee.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Despondent. He Suicides.

SPECIAL &C TIE Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. Sept L-Despondent
out Of work. and with no prospect Of en-
ployment, Isaac Franklin Phillips. riv-
eter at the plant Of the American Loco
motive Works. tonight fired bullet into
his brain ar his lodging house, his death
following almost instantly.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
SISTERS DROWN
OFF SEA COAST
Miss ElinOr and Miss Alice
PairO are Victims.
LIVED IN WASHINGTON
Bodies Not Recovered at Late
Hour Last Night.

Members of Party of Ten Persons in
Small Craft on Eagle Island, Me-,
when SquaIi Comes Up Suddenly
and the Boat Is Capsized-HerOic
Effort Is Made TO Save Lives in n
Tender-Seven, in An, Drowned.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
BRYAN PUSHES
GUARANTY PLEA
Fills Ears of More Farmers
in North Dakota.
IMPERATIVE, HE DECLARES
Candidate ReIterates His Satfsfac-
tfoH with Democratic Platform,
and Contrasts His Attitude with
That of Taft on the Congregational
FavorabIeneSs of Administration.

Fargo. y Oak. Sept William J.
7 Bryan. Democratic candidate for the
Presidency. to-day continued his cam
paig1 IN the Northwest. arriving here
from Minneapolis and st. Paul
Upon his arrival here. early this morn
Ing. he was met by Gov. John Burke and
many other prominent Democrats. and
conducted 10 the Hotel Metropole- After
breakfast. NJ Bryan proceeded TO the
fair grounds. and there held a reception
preliminary 20 q speech At neon he
was rendered a banquet Bryan cham
pi1ued the cause OF labor before a crowd
Of farmers and workingmen at the state
Fair here declaring thar II elected he
would see thar every promise contained
IN tie Democratic platform would be car
ried out He declared that if elected he
would call a special session Of Congress
20 fuldu the party's promises.
Satisfied with Platform.
Z am satisfied with the platform the
Democratic party adopted az Denver. -
said GIr. Bryan. and am standing
squarely on H. In NIr. Ta-rs case. how
ever, the platform does not suit him and
he IS mendirg IT, That platform out
I-ned the evils 20 De rsnedie5 and The
remedies proposed.
VI Bryan again advocated the guar
an-eeing of bank deposits E5e said that
while the Republicans are Dragging about
what they accomplished IN trust Iegisla-
ton. they refuse 20 take the public into
their confidence and tel what viii be
/ done IN the future. as the Democratic
party does
AIr. Bryan referred 70 the United States
Senate as a place where legislation in the
interests Of the people IS srra1sIed 20
death The election OF United States Sen
syors by the direct vote OF the people.
and The publicity Of campaign contribu-
tons before elections. were advocated
by the Nebras skau-
The ovation rendered AIr- Bryan here
was a notable one. He spoke in front
Of the N c. A. HIS remarks were
along the same lines as his speech al
HIlsbOroush. The commoue- left at 6
o'clock tonight for Sioux City. Iowa.
where he viii speak again tonight
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Rear AdmiraI c.. Do.

san Francisco. Sept IA telephone
message from Paso Robes. Hot Springs.
tonight announced the death there OF
Rear Admiral Henry Glass. VINO was
taken there yesterday from his home. IL
Berkeley
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
EMMETT DALTON wEDS.
Former Bandit Marries Widow of
Bullet Victim.

Nl-III II d EINIIL IIUH y INV %
Bullet Victim.
Bartlesville. Okla, Sept Emmett
Dalton and Mrs Julia Lewis were mar
ried here tonight A few months ago
Dalton was pardoned from the Kansas
penitentiary. where he was serving a life
sentence for participation in the raid in
the COfeyyile. Kans-. banks sixteen
years ago
Julia Lewis IS the widow Of Ernest
Lewis. who died in a bloody fight with
Federal AIarshals Keeler and Williams in
this city last November. Williams killed
Lewis during the battle. IN which more
than twenty shots were fred IN a small
room.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
More Efforts for Thornton.
BRADLEY IN MICHIGAN.

sure of Small Majority for the
GOVernOrship.
Detroit Mich. Sept L-At O'clock this
morning the indications are that Bradley
VIII win out by a small majority for gov
srnor- He now has 8. 90 majority in 1870
precincts. including Detroit and Wavre
County There are 2.g10 districts in the
State Later returns may change this.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
HUGHES IS It
President Settles Doubt as
to His Favor.
MAKES STAND PLAIN
81 am a Citizen and Have
Right TO Views" ="
MAKES STAND PLAIN
NO EFFORT TO DICTATE

President Tells Editor MeBee, Of
the ChUrchman, that He Consid-
ers Hughes Endorsement by the
New York State Convention as
Positively Necessary, Which He
Declared He Had Told Others.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages TELEGRAPHIC.
1-Fermont Goes 5000 Republican.
bryan Speaks in Dakota
president Declares for Hughes.
wisconsin Vote Yet Uncertain.
5-FOTaker Sees Menace in Executive.
S-Warrant for Roberts Assailant
LOCAL.
Misses Pairo Lose Their Lives.
1-Negro LUndy Arrested Again
-Charge Made Against q Policeman
playground Children IN Contest
2-Leper News from North Carolina
2-Girl Admits she Is a Thief.
3-Balloon Unable 10 Make SAIL
Nation Visits Washington.
l2-First Oyster Boat Arrives
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
WISCONSIN VOTE
YET UNCERTAIN
Cook and Stevenson Feeling
Hopeful.
OTHERS ARE IN DOUBT
Returns Are Scattering and
Variable.

Primary for Naming of
United States Senatorial Nominee
and State Officials Closes at Seven
O'Clock, Showing that in Nearly
Every Part of State the Democratic
Party Has Been DemOralized.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
LIEUT.. ANDRUSS
MAY ADD LIGHT
Former Camp Mate Of Capt.
HainS Is Sought.
HINTED HE KNOWS MUCH
FeIOw-Officers at Fort Hamilton
said He Could Probably Tell More
About Defendants Affairs Than
Any Other in Army-MOre Efforts
in ThorntOn's Behalf Being fiade.

New York. Sept District Attorney
Darria, os Queens County. said to-day
tla- he was going 20 look Up Lieut. Nal
coin P. Aadruss, formerly at Fort Ham
iton, and friend Of Capt Peter @
HANS. II. and his wife. 10 see II the lieu
tenant can throw any light on the events
leading Up 20 the killing Of William E.
Annis. for which Capt HaIns and his
brother. T jenkins Hams. are awaiting
Indictment
Lieut.. Andruss' quarters at Fort Ham.l-
ton were adjacent 10 those occupied by
the Hainses, and NIr. Darrin says be has
Information that Lieut. Andruss once
acted as peacemaker II g quarrel which
Capt Hams is said 10 have had with
Mrs. Hams. The day after the shooting.
It was stated by oficers al Fort HauiI-
ton that Lieut. Andruss, through his
friendship for the Hainses and the prOx-
Unity Of his quarters 10 theirs. would be
likely 10 know more about the trouble
preceding the murder thaz any other Of
dcer al the post The district attorney
says he Is going down 70 the fort 70 see
Coz Ludlow and some OF the Other Of
acers there
More Efforts for Thornton.
John F. Mcintyre and Joseph A SHAY.
Of counsel for the defense. both were out
Of town today. looking after possible
witnesses Tor the brothers. The attention
Of the lawyers is now being directed espe-
ciaIly 70 the defense OF T. jenkins Hains.
and witnesses are being sought 10 corrob-
crate the prisoners contention that they
went 70 Bayside and 10 The yacht club on
the afternoon OF the shooting on another
and perfectly legitimate errand. and thar
T. jenkins Hains had no idea that his
brother would commit the crime.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Kills WIFE AND SELF.
indianapolis Broker TSeS Foot to
Fire Gun.

Indianapolis, Sept Henry Struck
man. a well-known commission man OF
This city. Quarreled with his wife early
this morning for going out at night and
shot and killed her He then placed the
nuzzle Of the gun against his throat and
pressed the trigger with his foot. killing
himself.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
SI1 Niagara Falls EsxcurSlon. AT,.-r7.f ,s
Ral-l--rn-.. md n-.En

Special tram standard coaches and par
l0r cars from " ashinEtGn 10 a. m. 20
ing wa Philadelphia and Lehigh VALLEY
route Liberal stop-overs returning TieE-
cts good returning within fifteen davs.
Cheap side trips from NiaCcra Fails
Other dates, September Il and October >
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
RETURNS NEARLY FULL.

burlington, Vt. sept. with all
Yermunt's 2s6 towns heard from ez-
ceBt II small AID uHiHiportaut ones,
the total vote for different parties
follows;
Republicans. 41,5I0; Democrats, 15.-
1sI; ProhibItionists, 639; Socialists,
49,. Independents, I.O12.
This makes the plurality for
Prouty and Mead, Republicans. over
Burke. Democrat, 25.9Is. a decrease
Of 1000 as compared to Roosevelt In
1904
Burlington, Vt. Sept with weather
favortHg. Vermont voters to the number
Of about 6o05l turned out to-day. and the
Republicans carried the state BY mora
than $500. which was 5G15 under ths
home-sretch predictions by party leaders
Prouty Is Governor.
The State ticket elected IS as follows.
Governor. George H Prouty. OF Newport.
lieutenant governor. John a Mead OF
Rutland treasurer. Edward H Deavirr.
Of Montpelier secretary Of state. Guy
W Bailey OF Essex. auditor OF accounts.
Horace F Graham. Of Craftsbury. at
torney general. John C. Sargent. OF Lud-
low
IN the first district, David J. Foster, OF
Burlington. Republican. was reelected
Ee7resentative 20 Congress by % large
majority over Emile Blals. Of Colchester.
Democrat. and Edwin r Toyle. Of Frank
lin, Pr0hi5lronis-- A corresponding VIC
tory Was won by Frank Plumlsy. os
Mortified. Republican, II the Second
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

To Atlantic seaside resorts via Balriuo-e
and Ohio Railroad every Friday and sat
grdsy. Consult agents.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Vermont Gives Republicans
$4,000 Plurality.
DECREASE IS SHOWN
Thirteen Small Towns Yet to
Be Heard From.
CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTS

George Il. Prouty Elected Governor
Over Burke, John A. Mead Lieu
tenant Governor, and David J.
Foster Reelected Representative
from the First District-Yicto-
ries COTespondingly Large.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Oyster Bay. Sept President Roose-
vslt came out hat-footsd IN favor OF Gov.
Hughes denomination to-day. declaring
that my Judgment Is that IL IS atso-
lUtely necessary 70 renominate Nj
Hughes
As is sometimes the case. the President
did not see NJ TO make the declaration
public himself. OF through his secretary,
bvt chose as his mourhpiece one OF his
visitors. slas 1IcBee, editor Of the
Churchnan-
When 1Ir. 1IcBee left Sycamore Hi.
where he had been a guest a luncheon.
DE admitted that he had taken part in
political discussion which ceatered about
tie New York situation. and thar what
he had 70 say was given out with the
Presidents permission During the dis
oussion, 1Ir. 1IcBee said that the Presi-
dent announced TO certain Republican
leaders:
Views as Citizen.
T have no intention OF trying TO dictate
the action Of tie Republican state con
vsntion. but I am a citizen OF the state
o. New York, and an. therefore. entitled
to express my judgment On such an issue
as the nomination for governor and rly
Judgment Is that it IS absolutely neces-
sary 10 renoninats 1Ir- Hughes"
When NJ NcBee was asked who the
certain Republican leaders" were he
was unable 20 remember the names. Ths
only visitor who would 1T the Gesc-ip-
ton and whose coming was announced
al the executive Office was Wuian I.
Ward. OF White Plains. y y. a member
OF the Republican National Committee.
9Ir. Werd came 70 Oyster Pay by boat
and managed 20 eIuds inrerviewers-
He was doubtless the nan chosen 10
carry the news back % He-5ert Parsons
and the other machine leaders. who have
been unceasing IN their Efforts 10 con
vince the President that aIr. Hughes
would not do al all Secretary Cortelyou
was present during a part Of the dis
cussion. but Mr.. McBee was certain that
AIr. Cortslyou had left before the Pres
ident made his statement concerning The
denomination.
other Visitors
Other guests al the Hu today were
George H Putnam. head Of the New
Eo-k publishing firm; Francis E Leupp.
Unite5 states Commissioner OF indian Al
fairs: Lieut. Col. Alex O. Brodie. Of the
AdJu1ant Generals department and 7.
S jerome, New York archaeologist
WEo has returned from several years Of
research abroad Commissioner LseuuD
said that he had come 10 90 over with
the President the affairs Of his deparr-
mear and 10 consult him especially rs-
garding the Indian schools n Nebraska
Col Brodie was q member OF Ny reg
imeuL" He said that he had no az "a
grind, and had come only 70 pay his rs-
spects
The President has at dinner tonight
c Grant Lafarge. the architect OF the
Cathedral OF St John the Divine and
Ms Lafarge- Representative ana Mrs
Lonsworth. who have been guests at the
Hiu for several days. left last night
fo- their home IN Ohio.
The report that the Rev. Dr.. " 6
Ralnsford. formerly rector Of St Georges
Church in New York, Is 10 Join the Pres
ident on the big hunt in Africa Is de-
MED here
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Golden Rod and other Flowers
For weddings. Blackstone, 14th and Il sts.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Ii Good Inrentment

Conover ice Cream Company Stock. See
adv. II to-day's paper.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
cnrl r---.-.--
sG.oo VVeek-end TrrurrIo,,

= AEA1u AI[eSl11elr.
CoLoVer Ica Cream C0muany stock. =
adv in to-dzy's p-per-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Coed Investment.
C0nOver Ice Cream Company Stock. See
adv. in to-day paper.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31

Watch "samuels' Remnant Window" for bargains.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31
BOARD OF TRADE
 TATTERSALLS

What Tattersall.s is to British fae- ing. Madison Square to New York. and again Tattersalrs to Chicago, the Board of Trade vii b. to Alaskan dog racing during the titanic contest for the All-Alaska Sweepstakes.
 John $. Coply. it's enterprising pro- prietor. has secured the exclusive right to the returns. and on the big board hundreds may view At their leisure all the variations in the relative positions of the racing teams during the great ride
 Every point possible has been cover ed. and for the coming four or five days at least all telephone lines on the peninsula will lead to Nome. and the thrilling tales told by them vii be corralled in the famous resort.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31

All greatly mderpriced for this Months End Sale. will have another opportunity this buy desirable suits vantage We feel safe asserting that they will not remain o these prices.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31
BUGLES WILL SUMMON
 RACERS TO POST

Buglc ealIz aH sunman tHe race ing dog teams ta th, rost tamorrow five mintue~ before tHe ~tart VHfrH v.l Lake place at th. junction af Lame Way and Front street
 N that ramI stands MI sa .r.rt- sH for tHe IaHge- umeEeeFerz and other uftriaiz and tHa UHafa -eeHr Wig Toe brilliant Uith tHa Haunting green and Id saId eafaaz af Che Keu- Hel club
 N 9.sa a. IT. Ihr Inst clarion note sill summon kjee~t.d'- Hierz. and at io d. m sharp -tha flag au fau and send them out mto the alsu fn show fhe way across tbe tundra.
 Al intcrasl of tUo hours th, teams Nill be- unleashcd uuuI EmEs cham ptonS get their heads at q m Thurs day morning
 The Arctic Brotherhood 8H hold apcu house for ladies aII duH. and many other arrangements arc being made to make the occasion a gala one, and aRe that shall long hc memorable.
 The judges UiIl hc rigged eut iu top hats. etc. aud tHr whnIa affair wiu be carried off as the greatest sporting event in Aaska's history deserves to b.
 From aH quarters are pouring in :. the Nugget requests for fuH uforma- lion of the race and warnings are give: against ueglectiug the smallest details
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31

AaHHs and TaasarJ through the ssaas ra-t-msalHsaHe,r a-E ml partieHlar- as ta. aaee proceeds rhe Fafhus- Times wishes to place us Haassaa- at readers n a position la fsffaa t.u movements ar tae Hssz f7r HteH zf#r md several other HHfz af Alaska manifest aH almost equal eaeefHa=- faf new rksu r-mat= GeI- =zz4a== 5 representative uf which etr~d fHF Nugget rhfz afternoon raH mI and tru. account
 Czmdl. S.emz. ta .h4t.. taken fae. l..t..- -srH in ., aorse form than Nome Tens of thousands atlf change hands arrc Exen tH. miners have vteerad Hheu dumps
 All is now ready The U-f daA uf March Is passing The dogs Hf@ we'll The driycg~ are better. The great ,aHile eam~c is ahead and Naue. wiH soc unthing else for tho rcst uf The week.
 The officers af Che Nom, Kennel club are President. A Fink yiee-Fresi- dent. ] Berger. secretary r E White. treasurer NJ F.. Atkinson. starter Br F. F. Hin. umekeepcr~. C. E. Bald Win |. V La Fargr. Felix Brown. judges C. r. Darling. A F Todd. F. H Thatcher. judges al Candle. Mrs T C Moves. Slim Rydreu Cha-. Ken uedy
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31
STRONG FOR
 DEMOCRATS
MOVEMENT AFooT TO MAKE THE MAJOR A CANDIDATE FOR
 CONGRESS.

Adviccs just received in Nome are t1 the effect that strong movement is now afoat ta nominate Major Strong. of Katalll. as Inc candidate of the democratic party for aeleeate tn rou- gress.
 According to she report the matter is now under consideration and nothing is needed to make him he nominee hut his own consent.
 All-Alaska Sweepstakes returns it The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31
FROM CANDLE.

N. Brooks Louis Erickson arrived today from Candle. They made inc run in 4is days
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31
FOUND.

Silver watch. Newhayen. owner may have same by paving for this ad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31
POLLS OPEN ALL DAY.

POLLS OPEN ALL DAY.
 f. Uas decided hy trr atfF council a-t night that lar polls -naa remain areH all day during the municipal eI.c- tieH from $ d. m. ts i,. m.
 Fourier popular local people are in tho east of "ouly= Miners Daughter" April
 z z z $. $ # .5 ,.- 2 z -,= z .s ,: # Z 2 < s 7 Reserve your seats for the event 2. ]. Of the season, April !. Only a 2. F Miners Daughter Tickets on @ 2. sale at Kelly's Drug Store 2. F Z z= 2: !: < < Z 2 3s 2: F z Z 2. 2.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31

Watch 'Samuels' Remnant Window for bargains.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31

All-Alaska Sweepstakes returns al The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31
WANTED TO RENT.

\ piano, must be good tone and in excellent condition. Address \ Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-31
LATEST
 DOG DOPE

Following i- lsc Etpzt bettine qu5- tafiuus=
 Board of Trade Board
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01

improved there for time and was then taken suddenly i'll. His son was wired and left for the springs imme- diately He returned bringing his father with him, two weeks ago Mon day morning. Mir. Finch was in a crit ical condition upon his arrival here. partially due to the hard trip, and did not rally as was expected. On the contrary, he grew worse from day to day and it soon became evident that there was little or no hope of his re- coyery.
 Mir. Finch was so years old the 29th of February and was native of Maine. He came west while young man in '49 and settled for a time in California. From there he went To Texas and came to Arizona in 1875, locating in Pinal county. He made that place his home until about twelve years ago when he came to Tempe.
 He is survived by his wife and eight children. all of whom will be here to attend the funeral today. Charles Finch of Stafford and Jesse Finch of Winkelman. arrived here yesterday. A daughter, Mrs Putnam of Mammoth came last week. The other members of the family are all residents of Tempe and vicinity.
 The funeral will be held this morning at ten o'clock from the G. +. Finch home. Rev. Sayler of the Christian church officiating.
 A choice variety of meats at the Pioneer Market at all times.