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The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
EIGHT HURT AS IL" CAR
LEAPS THE BUMPERS

CHICAGO. July 1S.-Eight persons
were hurt and the lives OF a score
imperiled as the motor car of an east
bound south side elevated train leap
ed over the bumpers at the stub end
structure into Stony Island-ave. at
Sixty-Third-st.. early this morning
The train OF three cars was on an
outbound trip on the Stony Island
ave. line and carried but few passen'
gers.
According to the story Of the pas
sengers, the train was out of Motor
man Hammond's control. The passen
gers declared to the police that Ham
mond stopped his train at lookout
station after passing Madison-ave. and
on the approach to Stony Island sta
ton, which marks the end OF the
line. The next thing the passengers
knew, they were careening past the
Stony Island-ave. station at TOP
rate of speed. Then the crash came.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18

to his ability and experience. The
case will be heard next Tuesday.
Thompson. who was a former deputy
sheriff in this county, made an appli'
cation for certificate over a year
ago. but II was denied
kalamaxoo-Married at O'Clock al
night, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Cummings
the latter formerly Matte Smith
were in jail at midnight, both charged
with intoxication. Immediately after
they had been married by justice OF
the peace, they went to the carnival
grounds TO, see the various shows. II
is said they visited several saloons.
Flnt-Fire broke out In the third
floor OF the Union Trust Co.'s bank
here Friday night, and damaged the
building to the extent OF about $4,000
The third floor was occupied by
Howe's photograph gallery. The bank
is one OF the finest In the state and
was built at cost OF 100000.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
Around the State
in a Hurry

Grand Raplds-Isabelle, the 2-year'
old daughter Of Richard Murphy, or
Paris township. fell into the horse
tank In the barnyard and was drowned
while the mother was In the house.
The father was absent
Ann Arbor-Thomas Atkins. AZ
years old, who fell out OF cherry
tree on July and sustained a slight
injury to his thumb nail, which later
resulted In lockjaw, died at the Home
opathic hospital Friday.
Ann Arbor-John p. Waldron, go,
one OF the oldest residents in this sec
ton OF the state, died at his home
here, Friday. The old man possessed
the distinction of having witnessed the
opening of the Erie canal. New York.
SauIte Ste. Marle-The Loyal TEN
perance legion Friday elected the fol
lowing officers; President. Floyd
Starr, Albion; corresponding secre'
tary, Belle c. Rowley, Elkhart, Ind. {:
recording secretary. Charlotte Bar
mum, Coats Grove. Mich; treasurer.
Conda ]. Ham. Big Rapids
Marshall-Gladys Z. Lawrence, Al.
has begun suit for $4,000 for an al
legged breach OF promise against John
G. Macky, for whom she says she hac
worked for nine years. She also
began suit for $4,000 for wages due
and for furniture which she alleges
Macky used when she first moved to
his home.
Battle Creek-Michigan branch OF
National Association OF Stationary En-
gineers did little business Friday, be-
yond naming Bay City as next years
meeting place. The rest of the time
was spent In visiting factories and
seeing things suited to men OF their
calling. Almost every industry fed
the delegates something and the day
wound up with dance at Lakevtew,
Goguac.
Battle Creek-Three men In a boat,
all more or less under the influence
OF liquor. II is said, tried to exchange
seats of Elks island. Lake Goguac.
last night. Matthew Brown, Negro.
was drowned last night. Matthew
Brown. Negro, was drowned and
two others were saved by those who
saw their distress. The dead mans
home was in Vicksburg. Those res
cued we're Tom futile and William
Whitmore. both white. They say
Brown rocked the boat. The Negroes
body was recovered.
Ann Arbor-Thomas Atkins. agent
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. died OF lockjaw In the homeo'
pathic hospital to which he was taken
Monday. While returning on a bicy-
Gle July from a cherry-gathering ex.
petition, he fell from the wheel and
tore his thumb.
corunna-Services were held Tues
day, for Mrs. Joseph Murray, whose
body was taken TO Portland for burial
That afternoon, Miss Reva Murray
was married 10 Chas. Weller. Of Owes
so, the ceremony being performed In
the same room where few hours be-
fore had rested the body Of her mother
and by the same minister who con-
Quoted the funeral service, Rev. Mr..
The wedding took place
In accordance with the dying wish OF
Mrs. Murray.
corunna-The supieme court has
issued a mandamus on the state vet.
Urinary board to show cause why VIM.
l.. Thompson, OF New Lothrop. should
not be issued a certificate to practice
as a veterinary and also to compel
the board TO accept more evidence as
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18

IL nAme--s0olden Medical Discovery
49, suegestsd by one Of its most import
at and valuable ingredients = Golden
Zeal root
Nearly forty years ago, DR.. Pierce dis
covered that he could. by the use OF pure,
tsiple-redned glycerine, aided by q GER
tain degree Of constantly maintained
, heat and with the aid OF apparatus and
appliances designed for that purpose, ex-
q1Eact from our most valuable native me-
dicinAl roots their curative properties
much bsttsr than by the use OF alcohol,
- generally employed. SO the now world
enmed sGolden Medical Discovery for
- cure Of weak stomach, Indigestion. OF
koyspspels. torpid liver. or biliousness and
kh6rsd dVangements WAS nr,t made, a.
- eyer sinAe has befn, without particle
ucta prinscd On elefy bottle wrapper,
Win skow that IL 70 AaAe from the most
vslusble medicinal roAte\ Mound growing
@ cur American fores4S All these In
QI2fleat3 haze recelxed jhe MIp9gest -en-
3 3E9H i @S j ElIiuss %s0 &aiS s.
60 - I'M rocomWAnd- them- A. the YeIY
s09( 81 6IIfkt QlccoxerI G:IdYlHd:
4WGU book Of these endorsemenu 6n
ban complied by D. X. V. Pierce, OF
BunAla, n. Y, and viii be mailed free TO
any onS sslxing same BY postal card, or
Z 1os&or addressed to the Doctor as above.
HON these endorsements, copied from
St0ndArd medical books OF all the differ
Gnt orhools Of practice, II will be found
1kAt the ingredients composing the "Gold-
- Medical Discovery are advised not
fon1y Tor The cure Of the above mentioned
.11oSaoea, but also for the cure Of all ca
.1orTHAl, bronchiai and throat affections.
S6oDoUpoined With catarrhal discharges,
!, hcarooneas, sore throat, lingering, or
<konG-on- coughs, and ell those wasting
o1s<tiqns which, n not promptly and
y nRop111y 9on1ed ere liable 70 terminate
- &ooeemp}ion. Take DIR. Pierce's Dis
10y - Amppo1nA. Too much must noe
~ G1post6d a + y will not perform
& u ~ onfo - aG1st6ons that lad up 70
1SrSnc1Isn- y Sais~ n slms.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
UNION OF MINERS
WILL BE MERGED

DENVER. July 1s-President Chas
H. Meyer, OF the Western Federation
OF Miners, which Ia holding its annual
convention, and President T. II. Lewis
OF the United Mine Workers Of Amer.
lea. together with members OF the ex-
ecutive boards OF both organizations.
today reached an understanding re-
garding a complete and uniform ex-
change Of working cards and outlined
plans for an afiiation Of the two
bodies.
Both sides will report back TO their
regular conventions and ask for juris-
diction to work In harmony. The
question of support to each other dur.
ing strikes will be settled at a future
conference. after the two boards have
conferred with their respective or
CARNATIONS.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
Ethel RooseveIts Birthday.

OYSTER BAY. N. j.. July 1S.-Beai
the tom-tom and let loose the pet
snake.
For this is Miss Ethel Roosevelts
birthday. The celebration In Miss
Roosevelt's honor will take the form
of party, to which a number OF her
young friends have been invited. The
young folk will dance on the broad
veranda In the evening. The presi
dent will join In the fun and help
make things lively. II Is said Miss
Ethel will make her debut In society at
Washington during the coming season
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
TORONTO MAN PINCHED
RIGHT AFTER WEDDING

MT. CLEMENS, Mich. July 49,
Married with a private detective en-
ployed by wife No. 1t is said. az a
witness, Jacob Shapiro. wealthy To
ronto man, was arrested here on a
charge preferred by the woman whom
he 10 alleged to have deserted.
The wedding OF Jacob Shapiro and
Miss Sarah Scheiner. Of Pittsburg-
the bridegroom SO years old the bride
81. was solemnized by the Judge or
probate.
/ Hardly had the wedding taken place,
before the alleged wife No. l was no
titled by telegraph Of the nuptials
She hurried to Mt. Clemens from To
ronto and the bridegroom was ar
rested.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18

LONDON. July 1S.---The kaiser
likes TO have tall men about him. and
he Is likely TO feel battered II. an re.
ported, Lord Ampthill is sent to Ber.
lin as British ambassador. Lord Ampt.
hill. who until recently was governor
of Madras. would be probably the tall.
est and most muscular ambassador
who ever represented his country at
foreign court He stands six feet
four inches high and II OF immense
physical strength.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18

taken up the fad of story telling and
kmany OF the young matrons in the
summer colony have taken up the
study Of elocution in order to tell their
stories In the proper spirit.
Mrs. Whitney has taken the initia-
tive and is preparing a number OF
tales drawn from the surroundings OF
the south seas, a region Familiarity
known to Mrs. Whitney through her
work, 1.-THE Rose OF Dawn" Many
|of the tales in her repertoire are
blood curdling and most interesting.
MRS. Gardner has a great assortment
|of Egyptian tales warranted TO make
the listeners hair stand on end.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
Babe Nav Have Shot Mother.

NEW YORK, July 1s.--The Brook
iyn police have a difficult problem TO
solve In establishing the cause or the
death of Mrs. Samuel Friedland, VIE
OF real estate dealer. who was found
with bullet In her brain at her home,
in prospect park. There is little hope
OF ever determining whether the WON
an was shot by her 2-yearold son. The
child was playing with a revolver be-
side the body when the tragedy was
diacoyerad
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
Michloan Man In Trouble.

LAPoRTE, Ind. July 1s.-Harry
f. Topper. said to be graduate OF
the University Of Michigan, and a
member OF prominent family at
Flushing. Mich, is in jail at Column
bus Ind, on the charge OF passing
forged bank paper Before Upper
was taken to Jail. he tore into shreds
a photograph OF the young woman TO
whom II Is believed he IL betrothed.-
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
Lake Huron Resorts-Grand Trunk
Railway system.

Tickets will be sold Thursday, July
Goth, valid returning until Aug. 10th.
Kincardine. Port Elgin or Southamp-
ton. $780, TO Goderich. s4.50.
Special printed circulars covering
these charming summer resorts and
full particulars furnished on applica-
ton to city ticket office. 124 Wood
ward-ave. Telephone M-39.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18

1T gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen's Arnica Salve."
says J. w. Jenkins, Of Chapel Hill. N.
c. IL am convinced it's the best salve
the world affords. II cured a felon on
my thumb. and II never falls TO heal
every sore, burn or wound to which Il
IL applied. At E. c. Kinsers. Central
Drug Co. and Gray q Worcester's
drug stores
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18

BOSTON. July 1s.-Rev. Artemus
y. Haynes, AZ, pastor OF the largest
Congregational church In New Haven.
Conn, and one OF the most brilliant
preachers In southern New England.
WAS found drowned at Harwick, Cape
Cod, today. While fishing on Long
Pond his canoe overturned. The body
WAS found after a long search. Rev
OR. Haynes made his summer home
In cottage on the shore OF the pond
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
Brief Telegraph
Items Of Interest

HAMBURG, July 1S.-After being
more or less In control of the Ham
lburg-American line for quarter oil
century, Albert BALM, the director
general, is to retire and his place will
be filled by Emil Boas. who has been
the company's general manager in the
United States for the last ten years
Mr.. Boas will sail from New York
on the steamer Deutschland July %
and take up his new post on his ar
rival here on July 30. Mr.. Ballin's
retirement is said to be due TO the
transatlantic rate war of last August
VIENNA, July 1S.-According TO the
Czech newspaper. Narodny Listy. tbs
Princess Amelie Louise, OF Fursten
berg, and Gustav Kozian. an employe
OF an automobile firm with whom she
eloped last May, were married Tues
day. In the castle chapel at Hammer
berg.
CHICAGO, July 18.-Clarence Don
Clark, United States senator from wy
OmlnR, WAS btTlCktn Win hti 'Vua
collapse and general breakdown at
the Auditorium Annex hotel last
night. so serious was the senator
condition that for time his life was
despaired Of He soon rallied. how
ever. and although still in precar-
ious condition, the physicians expect
him to recover
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 1s.-That
freight should be advanced In the ter
ritory OF the Southeastern Freight as
ISOLATION and the Southeastern Mis-
sissippi Valley association. which
takes in all of the territory south OF
the Ohio river and east OF the Missis-
sippi river. was decided on at the
meeting OF the executive officers OF
all the railroad systems interested,
which closed today. The advance Will
be from four 10 10 cents hundred
hounds. horizontally 20 correspond
with the advance decided on by the
Southwestern Freight association re-
Gently,
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
hILLspALE GIRL A BRIDE.

CHARLOTTE. Mich, July 49,
Especial Loren f. Neal, who has
put on several very successful news.
paper contests at Coldwater. Jackson,
Howell. Hillsdale, st. Johns. Ionia
Charlotte and other Michigan points
this morning, married Miss Myrtle
Hinkle, OF Hillsdale.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
TRAIN STRIKES TWO
MEN; ONE IS KILLED

LANSING, Mich, July 1S.-(Spe-
cial)--A fast interurban car on the
s6t. Johns line at midnight struck two
unidentified men, who were lying on
the track near the North Lansing
trestle. One Of the men was killed
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
YOU'VE BE EN- WAITING
FOR THIS ONE.

That annual D. & B. long limit
Niagara Falls excursion VIII
happen this year on Thursday,
July goth. Tickets will cost
only $3.50 round trip and will
be good returning for twelve
days. Yes, there will be some
cheap excursions from Buffalo
to eastern resorts just about
that time.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
BUYS INTEREST IN PAPER.

CHARLOTTE, Mich, July lS.-
Especial Prank f.. Fairchilds. an
employe OF the Charlotte Republican,
has purchased half interest in the
Hastings Journal from ]. II. Dennis
and enters the business Monday, In
charge OF the mechanical end OF the
enterprise.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

LANSING, Mich, July IS.-Ihe
National Cutlery Co.,, OF Detroit. has
filed amended articles OF incorpora-
ton with the secretary OF state. in
creasing Its capital stock from $780,
900 to $4,000. New corporations
The Marquette Oil Co, Muskegon'
s25. 900; +. j. SYSTEMATICALLY Co., De
troit $500. 900.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
CHARLOTTE MAN DIES

CHARLOTTE. Mich, July 49,
(Special.)-Edwin Knapp. father of
Mrs. f. NJ. Sloan. Is dead. The fu-
neral will be held at the sheriff's resi-.
dence. Sunday morning. Interment
will be In Olivet cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
TWO KILLED IN STEEL
MILLS EXPLOSION

CHICAGO, July 1S.-Two men were
instantly killed and ten others were
seriously injured today, by an explo-
sion Of hot metal In the blast fur
mace Of the Wisconsin Steel mills.
in South Chicago. The explosion &C.
Cured while the furnace was being
tapped. The injured were hurried
away to hospitals but several OF them
are so badly burned they may die.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Leader in New Fad
Of Storytelling

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Headed by
Mrs. Payne Whitney and Mrs. Jack
Gardner, a number OF the younger OF
the society set now located In New
port following closely along the plans
OF the English society matrons have
The Detroit times., 1908-07-18
How Sheriff "Jim"
Burns, Of Detroit. Made
Stanch Friend At Denver

CHARLOTTE. Mich. July 49,
Especial. Wine Peters. son OF Prose
cutting Attorney f. N. Peters. OF this
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12

MAIL WILL ARRIVE
 TOMORROW FORENOON The aeXt mail from fEe outside will arrive in the forenoon tomorrow. It arrived at Bluff last night
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12

.ierart aa.,.d ras batH-b.H # Benedict Arnold Harrison LasrIa. uf. def5,ar.d rh. dHgul -Mars Nn- taas- Funeral paaaH- H .a avaea5- ias.s satf-dtrtar maae# aud t.aaFtsz n.se.fa showed d=aHa4 fas,r # aH. anffHa. sNiast.r- If IT. situation.
 efHf Talmaa chet ratmau caaaaz Thompson and c15aaa Shea 4z quartet provided f#s audience 44tf oue at i-e prs,tiss. Rams of the 4Hals evening and vat a-famh b- Fra7 from again
 THr tao farer~ errr w.u selected land contained side-Sriuu4 passaea- land most remarkable situations The youthful actors seemed to suffer very littla from stage ffiehi and brought da1u the hlu-r
 Amongst those taking part m tHr fareieal -aetehes sef. Mi--e- Edfl Modm Mis- Barbara sup.E. who Wa- delightful as Maggla Miss Bertha White. Mis- Elsie R4a4l Mi-- Keuae- dy. Miss ple~on aba book th, part of MiS- Mary Smith h il very pleasant fashion Brau~ou TuHy who wiH D, au actor Eugene Rose. who may ful- low in Rruz"'- tracks Crit Tolman who dta a~ well a- He can do on thr basketball Huar charle- Thompson waa l= talented tra most entertaining and Eae Eraste. al4 sa- tbe Expr--- man ts Lle life
 All a#4 numbers -a inc program were eaearad aud all saa a.r. present hope for repetition af the whole Not enls tHe boys and young adies whe-eeHtributed to the entertainment but the teachers. who provided the matafed abilities and tha developed tastes that guided rham. are n DO "orgratulatcd
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12
TO RATTLE FAMOUS
 PHoNo6RAPH

The famous Discovery Saloon pho nosraph and f64 records will be raf- fled. Tickets now on sale at Diseov- cry Saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12
HIGH SCHOOL
 ENTERTAINMENT

The high school entertainment Ha- givsa H-t HtaHt ta an exeeedirgly farsr audigH0. Faf manner tHaf demonstrated ras pu-tasiaa Ha skHm. gan. szsaa#d he taar H.a- tasz u d...Hafaae f#a rruIs aza dH- aHf= If q. rHa- U tH. Namt haat.
 The W,n selected and perfectly rendered ltem. formed q daHFhrfm whole which flowed smoothly 8Hd ma- =ieafz and regularly 10 fh. singing af Hae "AuHH Chorus immediately preceding the faH af the curtain.
 Miss Louise Thompson opeHed with a sKiHfuly executed piano sola and Miss Edith Madidi rendered The song Love Me and tHe World Is Mine. with sweet taiea. and afterward. appeared to advantage in reading
 Miss Eesta staras also reeitea and sans Her voice i~ clear and contains all the sweetness and other qualities that sa to masr Il H7tabl, vocalist.
 Miss El-i, EaW.l Nas a delightful surprise 10 all aho had never heard her sing before lt i< safe to say that she win develop ntn an unusually sweet vocalist
 Mis- Mamie Wheeler. m piano -ela. displayed taHeh and iHlarpra- Htian that ar. -ellom oquaIhd by raHfhfu pianist she also sang a-- Hehtfuils and Mis- Ir.u- Hannaca1 manifested much .locutioaay ability a the reading Bobby SHaffa. Mis- Florence H,ysts=. ia 4 readine as ael s il piano zala reached q really algH leke' and alisz Goucviexa Ken aedy aHd Mis- Bertha White eaua.aaI- l..itee .af keen insight and careful training n tH1r rendition af t~a d.- ieh'ful readings
 Claude Shea aa- qut. at home and
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12
O. WILBUR BURIED TODAY.

The funeral of E O. Wilbur tool, place, today starting frem Eagle hall soou after i o'clock
 Th- earfsea was long an". and formed 8f tho members of the differ ett organizations ta which drr.asel hafpuerd
 The N-me br1~- band headed the srsaf froees~inu- playing the Dead Marsa Appropriate services were h'ld TrI"r 2" the start. and every aeuar fes-ibl.. was shown to the mem afN of fae man Nho was 50 recently frnH.naut lH frat.rual circles
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12

The Star cafe. opposite In. Miners hotel &iU aHea Sunday morning March E. under fhe manaEeaeat f Alf5 AfisHiHH4# This popular r1f. aas been neafy ntfed pr and rsraa. ea. and Is no@ orc If ths GH-st la fr- city
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12
GIRL BORN.

x habt girl Was bonn today to the a.s of L. Ssiaauvrrg and mother and .i.| arc progressing fIlaravly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12
GEORGE 6EALE IS
 NUGGET CALCULATOR.

George Enalc is uow in charge of the circulation department of the Nugget and mill attend ,o the collections.
 Mr Reala is am old-timer. former ly connected Hith the Alaska Mer- eantiIe company and is well and fa. yorably known in the district.
 All complaints that may be found necessary from subscribers win. f mad. to him. receive prompt attention and have their causes removed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12

on'l ene au4h but fl lasts for rNa Eau- ah.a yau e-e fhe elegant wid- aw Mrs Dodge at The Eagle hal Hur.a 4G
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12
HOCKEY CAME.

hockey game Will be played Fri- day evening. March la. at 20 o'- clock in the Golden Cate rink
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12
10 MILE ENTRIES.

Close March IA. Fee s1o 1st prize. $500; 2nd. s100; 3rd. $50
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12

Granite Mining Candles are the best. Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12

sIatt Pr'va,o Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12
7s2 REGISTERED.

The number of tet=rs registered F m. today was 5s9
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-12

5latz Weiner Beer at tn. Bank.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-15

the death of Prince David, in San Fran
cisco, caused his brother, the Delegate,
to hasten to San Francisco, where he
was due to arrive on the 9th, accord
ing to latest adviees.
There was much work of importance
at the sessions of the National Com
mittee. A despatch from Chicago,
dated June 4, says:
"The first skirmish of the RepublieaR
National Convention, which will have
most important effect in the final re-
suit will take place tomorrow, when
the full National Committee begins
consideration of the contests.
''The full Republican National Com
mittee will meet tomorrow at eleven
clock and begin hearings on contests
involving 229 seats in the convention
The number of contests filed is so large
that their settlement has become the
most important of the pre-cOnvention
proceedings.
Int VI tnt
candidate for the Presidency hinges
absolutely on the decision of the mem
bers of the National Committee and
the subsequent approval Of that de-
cision by the credentials committee OF
the convention. Half of the contests
decided in favor of Secretary Taft
would result in his winning on the first
ballot, while failure to capture this
number unquestionably would put the
nomination in doubt.
Realization of the necessity Of keep
ing a majority of the contested dele
cations ont of the Taft column has
caused the representatives of other
candidates to poll issues in most Of the
eases, and as allies they win urge their
claims before the National Committee.
The proceedings, therefore, largely will
be resolved into Taft and Taft
controversy"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-15
FUNERAL OF LATE AUGUST
DREIER ON WEDNESDAY

When the S. s. Manchuria arrives
today, there viii be aboard the remains
of the late August Dreier, who died
suddenly while en- route to Germany.
1t is not definitely known whether
the body will be taken to the house on
Beretania avenue or to the family vault
in the King street cemetery. just what
will be done is, of course, dependent
upon the wishes of the widow.
The funeral will take place on We'd
nesday at o clock in the afternoon
from the Catholic Cathedral, and the