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REFUSES TO 60 TO FRANCE.
Roy's Wife Will Be Examined Here
in. Carkins Case.

PARIS. July S.-Glacia Gala, the
American wife of Paul Roy, has refused
to come to France. and as result the
magistrate who has been conducting the
Roy case has announced that steps will
be taken to have her thoroughly exam
ined in an American court on all the
points made by her husband in his dec
larations taken here. Once this testi-
mony is secured 1t will be forwarded to
France.
Roy was charged by his wife with MUIR
dering her brother. George A Carkins.
at Newington. n. H., last January. He
denied the charge. saying he had shot
Carkins in self-defense. He came over
to France shortly after the shooting.
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THE AMERICAN BISHOPS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Give Dinner and
Reception in Their Honor.


LONDON, July 7.-Ambassador and
Mrs. Reid gave a dinner at Dorchester
house tonight, followed by reception to
meet the American bishops who attended
the Lambeth conference. There were
nearly one thousand guests at the recep-
ton, and they included the British colo
NAL bishops. the diplomatic corps, the
members Of the cabinet and English and
American friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Reid.
Among the guests at the dinner were
Count Wolff Metternich, the German am
bassador and Countess Wolff -Metternich;
Senior Covarrubias, the Mexican minister.
and his wife; the Duke and Duchess of
Somerset, the Bishop of London, the
Bishop of Massachusetts and his wife,
the Bishop of Ohio and his wife. the
Bishop of Albany. the Bishop Of Pitts
burg and his wife. the Bishop of Mis-
souri, and the Bishop Of Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08
stockman Killed without Warning.

ALLIANCE, Neb.. July s.-Emil San
doza, well known stockman on Pine
creek. several miles northeast of here.
was killed yesterday by F. f. Newman
hirec man on a neighboring ranch The
killing is declared to have been the result
of q scandal in which Newman figured
and which he accused Sandoza of cir
culating Newman. 1t is charged, fired
on Sandoza without warning. His death
was almost instant. 1t is said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08
Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh--C. w. Miles, Cincinnati. Ohio;
F. NJ. Morton, New York; G. w. Simpson.
Norfolk, Va; r. l.. Omal and Mrs. Omal,
Huntington, w. Va; f. o. LIE Compile.
New York.
New Willard-T. J. Anderson. Topeka,
Kan: Paul Won Neindorff. Los Angeles,
Cal; John Murphy, Ottawa. Can: f. c.
Stuart, Florida; c. G. Lathrop, Stanford,
Cal.
Arlington-G. G. Halliday, San Fran
cisco, Cal: Charles Nagel, st. Louis: s.
F. Smith. Knoxville. Tenn: w. E. Mijell,
Egypt; f. Metin, San Salvador.
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John W. Mayhush and Annie l.

John w. Mayhugh and Annie L.
Grant.
Edward +. Grace and Emma F. Biggs.
John D. Mack and Alice Key.
Arthur L. Davies and Flossle c. Wright.
James c. West and Lillian T. Simmons.
Henry T. Robinson and Beulah A. Ty-
Ter. both of Richmond. Va.
Isaac Harris and Sarah Thompson.
Henry H. Scott of Chevy Chase, Nd.
and Lucy 3. billiard of this city.
William F. Burgess and Anna A. Della.
Charles A. Rowland Of Blackinton.
Mass, and Elsie Lindenkohl OF this city.
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London at Night.
From the Home Messenger.

There are few views which make a
stronger appeal to the imagination than
that Of the Thames at night. seen from
some point that gives view Of the his.
toric towers of Westminster rising into
the purple sky. and the long frontage of
giant hotels. illuminated from basement
to attics. The ugly features that crude
daylight reveals are forgotten and the
hum and hustle of the vast city reach one
softened and poetised. 1t is. the London
Of Whistler and Turner-an aspect of their
own city of which many Londoners know
nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Dwight L. Armstrong of Roseville,
Va. and Lille Z. Payne Of Crest, Va.
William L. Douglas Of Norfolk, Va,
and Jeanette J. Fiock Of Butler. Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08
Lusitania Breaks Another Record.

NEW YORK, July S.-The swift Cunard
liner Lusitania has broken another speed
record by logging GAS nautical miles a
day. according to Information received to-
day by the Cunard line officials in New
York. However. the Lusitania has mere
ly moved her own record a couple OF
notches higher, as she previously held the
speed record at 641 miles per day. The
new fast run was made on the first day
out on the Lusitania's present trip from
Queenstown, whence she sailed for New
York July 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08
Mountain and Water Scenery

Castlemans Ferry, sixty miles from
Washington. by way of Bluemont. is a
delightful vacation spot with shaded
swimming and automobiling are some OF
the attractions The hotel has spring
beds and sets fine table. Daily mail
and telephone service are some of the
conveniences. Booklets at Stars Resort
Information Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08
Noted Horseman Dead.

KANSAS CITY. July John c. Curry
of Lexington. Ky, known all over the
United States as driver Of trotting and
pacing horses. died here yesterday. Burial
will be at Lexington
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Fleet Firenen Not Murderer.

Rear Admiral Sperry. commanding the
Atlantic fleet. has reported to the Navy
Department the release and restoration
to duty Of Roy Bateman. a second-class
fireman, held in confinement under sus-
pieion of murder in Evansville. Ind. be-
wanted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08

1t matters little what it Is that you
want-whether q situation or a servant
a want" ad In The Star will reach the
person who can I'LL your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08
IN the WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS TAFT Is HAVING THE BEST
OF TIMES DOWN SOUTH.
Weddings of Particular Interest to
Family and Friends-Travel
Plans-Personals.

Miss Helen Taft, who is visiting Miss
Dorothea Baldwin at Savannah. is being
greatly entertained at small suppers. au-
tomobile and boating parties.
Col. and Mrs. Dan c. King:nan will en-
terrain tomorrow evening in her honor.
Sixteen young people are invited to go
down the river on the Angler. Supper
will be served on board. Friday after
noon Mrs. George ]. Baldwin will chap
eron jolly party Of eight girls in which
Miss Taft will be the guest of honor.
They will go to Warsaw Island for
swim and will take picnic supper along
with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08

Miss Mary C. Bennett of Capitol Hill
has returned from an absence of two
months in Atlantic City greatly improved
In health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08

Miss Mary Rogers Of Philadelphia is
visiting her cousin, Miss Shanks of the
Alabama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08

Mrs. s. W. Parker of 1915 @ street
leaves tonight for short stay at Ashe-
vile, n. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore have left
London for Carlsbad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Baumgarten have gone
to Atlantic City for the summer and are
stopping at the Rudolf. where they will
be glad to see their friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08

Secretary Straus, accompanied by Mrs.
Straus and small party. arrived yes
terday from Woods Hole on the light
house tender Mayflower for a short stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08

Mr.. Watson J. Newton. who has been
seriously i'll at his residence for the past
six weeks. has recovered sufficiently to
leave with Mrs. Newton 4or the Chal-
fonte Hotel Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08

Mrs Emil G. Schafer and the Misses
Schafer left today for Eagles Mere
Park. Pa. where they will spend the
summer months.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
TO END TURKS RULE
ENGLAND TO PUT A STOP TO
REIGN OF MURDER.
MAY RESULT IN A BLOODY WAR
Call for Action OF the
Powers.

Iondon--That England plans an
end OF Turkish mlsrule IN Mace.
donna with its long record Of
murder and outrages is the informa.
ton dropped by member Of the for.
eign office. While the information Is
in the nature OF leak" its reliabil.
fly cannot be questioned.
In the recent meeting between King
Edward and Emperor Nicholas at Re.
val. this subject was discussed and It
was agreed that international under
standing with regard to Macedonia
similar 10 the Algeciras agreement In
respect to Morocco. was imperative.
The United States will be invited
10 join with Russia in dominating the
international conference on the Mac
rdonian situation
II Is believed that England wishes
to Join with Russia in dominating the
Balkans as France dominates MnroC.
co. The admitted misrule of Turkey
will be urged in favor Of the new plan.
II is certain that Germany will OPP
pose the proposed plan.
The German Empire Is none too
friendly 10 England and Russia, owing
TO her belief that the recent meeting
between the rulers Of these nations
had the further isolation Of Germany
as one Of lis subjects.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
KILLED MOTHER AND CHILDREN
Family Is Murdered and Then Burned
in Their Home.

Lewistown. Mont.-Ole Nordahl
was found guilty on Saturday OF
murder in the hrst degree for the
killing OF Mrs. Bertha Schleuter on
Jan. II last.
Nordahl, aged "a. resided in the
Musselshell Valley. near Mr.. and
Mrs. Schleuter and their four chill.
dren. Last December Mr.. Schleuter
died. On the morning OF Jan. is the
Schleuter place was found burned TO
the ground. The bodies OF the mother
and four children were in the ruins.
They had first been murdered and the
place Sc. fire. The mother had asked
officers to protect her and the family
from Nurdahl
Foot prints. blood on his clothing
and other circumstantial evidence
served TO connect Nordahl with the
crimes
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
X-PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND DIES
SAGE or PRINCETON succuMBs
TO HEART DISEASE, AFTER
A STUBBORN FIGHT.
TWICE OCCUPIED WHITE HOUSE
wife, the Only Member Of the Family
at His Bedside When He Passed
Away, Believed Last Long
illness Not Critical.

Princeton. n. J.-Grover Cleve.
land, the god. also the gath pres.
ident Of the United States and the
last ex.prcsident. died at his home
here at $40 o'clock Wednesday
morning. after lingering illness that
had caused him to be confined TO his
bed throughout the winter and spring,
here and at Lakewood. y. J.
Heart disease. combined with
thrombosis and odema. was the di.
rect cause.
Although he had been III a long
while and his condition was weak.
Tuesday In. Joseph r. Bryant Of New
York paid a visit to Mr.. Clevclands
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
WOUNDS TWO AND KILLS SELF.
Arkansan. crazed with Drink, Enters
House and Attacks Women.

Memphis. Tenn.-While crazed
from drink Thomas j. Whitsett,
pumper at the Frisco station at
Big Greek. Ark. Wednesday shot and
probably fatally wounded Mrs. Marie
Reed. wife OF DR.. F. NJ. Reed. seri.
ously wounded Miss Eellie Ellsworth.
sister OF Mrs. Reed. and then, after
two unsuccessful attempts. killed
himself
Mrs Reed and Miss Ellsworth were
put on special freight train and
hurried TO Memphis. They arrived
here about 4:30 o'clock in the after.
noon and physicians expressed the
opinion that they would recover un.
less complications set In.
LIGHTNING STARTS FIRE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
STEVE ADAMS PUT ON TRIAL.
Accused Murderer Of Mine MANAGER
20 Spring Sensation, Lawyer Says.

Grand Junction, ol.-Determined
60 repudiaie his confession in which
Mover Haywood and Pet,ibone
we're implicated in the murder OF
Arthur Collins. manager OF the Snug.
Rler Union mine at Pandora. Steve
Adams was placed on trial here Mon.
day.
One OF the biggest sensations Of
the labor war OF two states will be
sprung at Adams trial" said Attorney
o. y. Hilton. chief counsel for the
Western Federation.
Adams has been treated badly IN
the Telluride Jail: men have been
placed in his cell to endeavor 10 in.
duce him &c implicste the heads OF
the Western Federation Of Miners"
A horde OF deputies are on hand to
prevent an outbreak
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
SHERMAN I'LL
IN HOSPITAL
SPECIALISTS AND FAMILY Sum.
MoNED AND OPERATION MAY
BE NECESSARY.
CONSULTATION BEING HELD
Condition Of Nominee for Vice .PresI.
dent Is critiesI--Strleksn In
CleVeisnd-Siek Since
Convention.

Cleveland, Ohlo-Conventlon strain
Is said to have caused the Sc.
rIous illness Of Representative James
$. Sherman, Republican nominee for
yicepresident. who has been taken TO
Lakeside hospital.
on MIR Sherman's arrival Mt the
hospital, DR.. Dudley p. Allen, we'll.
known operating surgeon. was called
into consultation with Dr. Carter. in
charge Of the case. 4 statement prob
ably will be issued after the consulta
ton.
Mr. sherman became III at the close
of the Chicago convention last Fri.
day. when he was nominated, after
all.night Caucusing, in which he par.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
FIVE PERISH IN FIRE
EXPLOSION WRECKS CHICAGO
CHEMICAL PLANT.
EMPLOYEES TRAPPED IN BASEMENT
Bodies Are Recovered From Building
Wrecked by Blowing Up Of
Chemicals.

Chicago. Ill.--Five bodies have
been taken from the ruins OF the Pabst
Chemical Company's plant. l76.17S
Huron street. wrecked by an explo.
sion, and n sixth Is reported to have
been found. The bodies removed are
those OF Mrs. Jane Nolan and her four
children, Mary, Jennie. Emma and
Helen. Twelve women and seven men
were severely burned.
A sheet OF flames followed the ex.
plosion. which occurred in the base
ment. Employees of the company were
trapped at their work in the basement
and first and second floors. The third
and fourth floors were occupied as
living apartments.
The family that persisted was on the
third floor.
The IL women burned were at work
on the first floor. The explosion threw
them from their feet. Their clothes
were on fire before they could rise.
Girls Lesped to the street.
The girls rushed TO n window and
leaped to the street. one man jumped
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
LIGHTNING STARTS FIRE.
Strikes OIL Tanks, Burning over q
Thousand Barrels.

Plttsburg. Pa.-over 1000 bar
rels OF oil consumed by fire. three val.
liable oil rehneries destroyed and an
estimated loss of 100000 are the re-
suits OF electric storms which passed
over Western and Northern Pennsyl.
vania Tuesday and Wednesday. The
ignition Of the large quantity Of oil
by lightning caused three spectacular
ires at Bradford. Warren and Wash
ingtOn, Pa. Wednesday night the
fires were under control, but for a
wide area surrounding the tanks
there is scene of blackened smok.
ing earth and charred vegetation.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
Asks for National Bank Rsestysr,

Des Moines. Ia.-JRcob Bayless.
who owns stock in the First
National Bank OF Harry. which has
a capital stock OF t25 200. Wednesday
filed a petition In federal court ask.
ing for the appointment OF q receiver
for that institution. He declares that
under It's present management tho
bank will soon become lnsolvent, and
AYERS that the comptroller OF the cur
rency il even now preparing TO as.
sess the stockholders TO obtain money
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
To swim so.MIIe River Race.

Lawrence, Kas.-To prove their
prowess as swimmers and ,ettie
the disputed point as 10 their respec.
tive abilities, Carl Kurz Of this city
and Charles X. Harling OF Sedgwick
will swim a G0-mile race down the
Kaw river, from here to Kansas City.
on July I. kurz. who did some dar.
ing swimming during the recent food
issued the challenge and Harllng &C.
ceptod IL Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
Paper Companies Are Fined.

Washington, d. C.-Twenty.Iour
companies manufacturing manila
wrapping paper were fined 81 900 each
by Judge Hough in the United States
circuit court Monday. They pleaded
guilty on Friday last 10 maintaining
an Illegal combination in restraint OF
trade.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
SPEEDY RECOVERY LOOKED FOR
Physicians Declare sherman's condI.
ton Most Satisfactory.

Cleveland. Ohio-An official state.
ment was issued by DR.. Gartner
at 10 o'clock Thursday night. II says:
MI Sherman has had a very com
Portable day. His general condition is
r=ost satisfactory. We look for a
speedy recovery. as the patient ia
hOurly improving. After a conference
with Mr., Sherman Thursday night.
Drs. Allen and Stone and myself be.
lieve MIR. Sherman will be sufficiently
recovered from his attack to leave the
hospital for his home on Monday OF
next week. His temperature now ls
994 and pulse ~. respiration 2s-
practically normal"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
Mob esthers AZ IaiI

Omaha Neb.-A crowd gathered
around the county Jail late Fri.
day night with the announced In.
tention TO lynch James Bond. convict
ed OF the murder OF South Omaha
saloonkeeper named John Wrcde. The
crowd gathered quietly and at mid.
night there was mob OF 200 In the
vicinity of the jail They were most.
ly packing house men from South
Omaha.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
FIRE VICTIMS MEMORIAL.
Hospital in Chicago TO Commemorate
lroquois Disaster.

Chicago. Ill-An emergency hos.
pital as a memorial TO tho Victims
OF the lroquo!s theater fire is to be
given to the city The building will
be located at 81 Market street. for
which the city will sign "A 99.year
lease.
According 10 present plans the first
floor will he occupied as an ambu.
lance station. the dispensary will be
on the second floor. and the operating
room and beds will be on the third.
The furnishing will be done by the
lroquois Memorial Association. under
the supervision OF Health Commission.
er Evans, but the hospital will be op.
Grated BY the city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02

stephen Grover Cleveland was born
in Caldwell Essex county. y. j., on
March is, 1887. He was the son Of
a Presbyterian minister, Richard Fal.
ley Cleveland. He was named after
stephen Grover. his fathers predeCes.
sor in the Caldwell pulpit.
Soon after his birth his father
moved the family on a canal boat to
Fayetteville. y. Y. where he support.
ed them on a salary OF 5000 a year.
At the age OF IA Grover Cleveland
went 10 work in a grocery store for
$50 per annum. He later attended
the academy at Clinton. y. V, and
after his fathers death became an In.
structor in a school for the blind in
New York City.
In 1854 he went to Buffalo. where
he studied law in the offices OF Bow.
en- & Rogers. earning his board the
while by working for his uncle In his
spare time. He was admitted TO the
bar in 1859.
In 1868 he was appointed assistant
district attorney Of Erie county. This
was his FIRST entrance into politics,
and after serving q time as assistant
he was nominated for district attor.
.~~~~-~-~-S~-~-o-oS~O~~S ~-~-~0~~~~-o-~OS~~-
ticipated. lie refused TO go 10 bed
for rest and treatment. however. and
his condition grew worse. Tuesday
morning 1t was pronounced critical,
lie is suffering from gallstones.
Specialist From Baltimore.
4 specialist has been summoned
form Baltimore TO treat Mr.. Sherman.
and members Of his family are on the
way here from Utica. y. Y, his home.
MIR. Sherman was the guest here OF
former Gov. Herrick. from whose
home It was arranged to take him to
Lakeside hospital.
Mrs. Sherman and her son Richard
left Utica at $40 a. m. II is stated
that the candidate had frequently
been troubled with the complaint
from which he is now suffering.
TX Gov. Herrick made the following
statement Tuesday:
We hope the condition OF Mr..
Sherman is not critical. He has had
such attacks before. and has recov.
cred. He Is being removed TO the
hospital so that II an operation is nee.
cssary he will be in the best place
for IL.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02
Family 10 Rescued.

William Butierick his wife and Ave
children were rescued sunday from
their home two miles north ~ Creye
Occur lake. where they had been i'm.
pr!suncd FOR two DAYS and half
A ST Louis fisherman who refused
10 tell his name Vas rowing at the
north end O! the lake when he was
attracted by woman waving her
tkirt from The second story window OF
a partly submerged house. The water
Already Was : feet above the second
floor Of the hous,
BuuCriok had not moved out when
She Missouri left It's banks. thinking
the position Of his house safe Their
water supply gave ont and they were
compelled 10 drink river water. After
being rescued in the hsherman's skih
they were taken 10 the Creye Occur
boat house and later provided for by
8 farmer living nearby
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02

Savannah, Ia-Mlss Jessie Schill.
ing, 20 years old. en- route from
Chicago to her home In Wash.
ington state, jumped from a Burlins.
ton train window while asleep near
here Friday. The train was stopped
and the girl, unconscious. was picked
up and brought to Savannah where
she Is in a serious condition. Miss
SChilling is somnambullst.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-02

home, but the information was subse-
quently given out that the visit was
not occasioned by an alarming condi-
ton OF the former presidents health.
When the end came, only Mrs.
Cleveland, the physicians and attend.
ants were at the bedside. the Cleve.
land children being at the eX.presi.
y. H., in the care of their maternal
grandmother. Mrs. PerrIne.
Mrs. Cleveland was particularly
cheerful Tuesday night over the con-
dition OF her husband. He was APP
parently In good spirits and his health
appeared better than It had been for
some time.
In the afternoon he took a little
outdoor exercise and retired at his
usual hour Tuesday night.
All Of Princeton Is Shocked.
When the discovery of his death
was made Wednesday morning the
residents OF Princeton were shocked.
and the grief OF Mrs. Cleveland was
almost uncomfortable. For a number
OF years Mr.. Cleveland had suffered
from periodical attacks OF sickness,
usually In the summer time. Last
year he became III in the spring and
did not recover his wonted health un.
I'll September.
Mrs. Cleveland Tuesday night was
overjoyed that her husband had re.
covered so quickly this year. and she
was on the verge OF planning for their
summers recreation.
Mrs. Cleveland colIapses.
At once after her husbands death
Mrs. Cleveland collapsed. II marked
the end OF her terrific struggle which
had been waged for years in the in.
teresis OF her husbands health. How.
ever, she soon rallied.
While Mr.. Cleveland's condition
was naturally rugged. II had been
weakened by disease. lie had SUI.
fered from kidney and intestinal trou.
bles.
The Cleveland children were mott
fed Wednesday morning and are hur-
ryIng to Princeton. They have been
at Tamworth. N. H.. with Mrs. Cleve.
lands mother. Mrs. Perrine. SO san
guine were the family over the con-
dItion Of Mr. Cleveland that It was
not even thought advisable to keep
the children at home.
The death of the former president
Wednesday ends one OF the most stub
born fights for life ever chronicled
For many years Mr. Cleveland had
suffered. and In that time there had
been many rumors OF his approach
ing death.
When Mr.. Cleveland was removed
from Lakewood to his Princeton res
idence he was conveyed In a large
touring car. owned by John Hays
Hammond. the millionaire mining ex.
pert. who was a candidate for the
vice.presidential ticket.
Mr.. Cleveland looked weak and
peaked. and the trip was made slow
ly. Mr.. Cleveland at that time was
attended almost constantly by DR.. q.
Rowe Lockwood.
Ex-President Cleveland had been
invited to attend the conference of
governors at Washington. but was too
Ill 10 be present.
Through the long fight for health.
the one bright spot in the battle
against disease were the devotion and
untiring affection OF Mrs. Cleveland.
She was constantly at her husbands
bedside.