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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16

FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

FOR sAL=-RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR
clear ~eaI estate-Steam boilers, 5O-h.
D., 5 60, 80, 40. 8 so, 95, 90, 10
return tubular; I 50-h. p. vertical marine,
good for $50 pounds pressure; also 1 10,
12, 10, 2 8, 2 Q, 5-h. p. vertical; 90,
i 40, 25, IL internally tiredi 30, 40,
1 20, 1 15-h. p. firebOx boilers.
Steam Engines-1 1Ox20 Myers cut off,
sft by I2 in. fywheeI; L 12x2O automatic
Atlas; L 11x16 automatic Atlas; 1 9x12
Atlas; 1 IOx1s Balls 1Ox1s Maggie; g.
h. p. Lively; 2. 5, vertical oscillat-
ing engines Hoists-2 12-h. p. double
and single drum, double cylinder. one sin
gle drum 15-h. p.; Dake friction build
ers' hoists; L 2O-h. p. Fulton direct, con-
nected with engine; 1 11-h. p. distilate
double cylinder hOlst new single drum
2O-h. D. geared or belted; L new 1O-h. D,
double drum.
one complete air compressor plant,
capacity 1000 cubic feet Of air per min,
will be sold cheap; also 12x14x12. 12X12,
bx7xS duplex steam driverj 12Xl2, lOX12,
0x9, sx12, 7x6, 6xS, 6x6 belt driven.
Centrifugal Pumps-1 No. 9 2-step
Krogh, 1 No. 5, 1 No. 2-step Jack
son single runner; No. Jackson; No. 2
and No. Krogh; No. Rumsey; are all
vertical; 1 1O-ineh KrOgh horizontal. Sew
eraI small rotary pumps, lot of double
acting plunger pumps, L large Lintwiler
double acting pump jack, Finch cylinders
lot of extra cylinders; lot Of steam
pumps, all sizes, high and low duty
DistiIlate engines, 1 Sch. p. Lam
bert; 6, 8, 25 and 4O-h. p. Fairbanks; S-h
ID. Stearns; s, 1s, 22-h. p. Enterprise; 3-h.
D. Slower; S1S Sheppard; 4-h. p. Leas-
ure; 5-h p. Pacific; 22-h. p. Foos; 1
hone mill 1 small set Of rolls, / Hendy,
/ New Century, 1 centrifugal crusher;
new standard cOncentratOr. Three car
loads of wood and iron pulieys, lot OF
betting. shafting, hangers, etc. Almost
complete outfit for small laundry. Lot of
wooden tanks, will sell cheap to close
them out. Several iron oil tanks for
hauling and storage. Two grape crush
ers Root pressure blowers, l No. 8, l
No, 4, 1 No. 3 Champion blowers, tons
of locks for wire fence, power drill
presses, large wood saving outfits,
power pipe machines, cut L inch to
inches; 100 900 feet pipe. all kinds and
sizes: $4,000 feet new conduit pipe. Pipe
cut for columns in buildings, etc; also
for posts and telephone poles; nipples for
concrete work; all kinds OF foundation
boIts etc. Ten tons OF fittings. Good light
water well rigs. All kinds receptacles for
burning paper, etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
Delightful Wiltshire Section
Home
$4,000
S9500
S9500
S95G0

On a large, east front lot, near wiltshire
boulevard, is one of the most llvable homes
in the entire Wiltshire district Planned by
a well known architect, nothing that con
tributes to a desirable home has been omit
ted and surely no fault can be found with
the construction. The large living room
and hall are handsomely finished in selected
Spanish mahogany, and the dining room and
den, the former heavily beamed and pan
eled, are in Oregon pine; servants room
and complete buffet kitchen finish the lower
floor Four sunny and airy bedrooms, very
dainty in white enamel, commodious sleep
ing balcony and bath occupy the second
floor Large garage, will easily house two
machines. Let us show you this if you are
looking for an S11,50O property.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
Unusual Opportunity in a
WILTSHIRE PROPERTY
$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
$1,000

Undoubtedly the best buy in the Wiltshire
section today, but the lot was purchased at
an exceptionally low price and the property
is offered at more than $1,000 less than SINH
lar homes in the neighborhood. A most ar
tistic home, admirably planned and espe-
cially well constructed, of eight large rooms
and attic. First floor in mission design
hand rubbed to cabinet finish, handsome
stone mantel, large plate mirrors, art win
dows, substantial fixtures; all rooms deco
rated with imported papers and hangings.
The chambers in white enamel are decorated
in special designs With hardwood floors
throughout, gas furnace and complete gar
age This value cannot be duplicated in the
entire Wiltshire section.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
Near Berkeley Square

The owner of this property, being non
resident IS extremely anxious to dispose OF
his holdings in Los Angeles, hence the
above sacrifice figures. The house Is most
conveniently planned, hardwood floors eel
lar. furnace pipes large garage, and every
convenience which contributes toward a
livabe home. Large lot, within one block
of the car just across from Berkeley
Square; YOU Will readily that this Is a
snap price for that locality. It must be
seen to be appreciated, and we Will gladly
show it to you if you will phone us Tor an
appointment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
NOTICE

TO LET-IF YOU WANT A SWELL GROOM,
, new, modern fiat in exclusive private grounds
take Grand ave to Figueroa. l am just
completing my residence and six flats ad-
joining Every convenience. Inside my own
private grounds Large stone wall and iron
gates. viii be kept in fine condition by
private man. Steps, garbage, etc, and wa
ter free. $25 and $35, Now ready to occupy.
I. FRANK BOWEN
44O Douglas Bldg. 1-16-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
Splendid Home in Palm Place
SIP 800
SI2,500
$3.50
$12,50

An exceptional value is this new home of
eleven large and well arranged rooms which
has just been completed. The lower floor
is finished in best selected mahogany and
solid oak, and the upper floor in six-coat
white enamel with oak floors throughout
There are two handsomely tiled bath rooms
The dining room walls, which can
vassed, have been painted by a well known
artist The wall coverings in the other
rooms are imported tapestries and papers
The house has every modern convenience,
including furnace and automatic water
heater, with complete garage in the rear.
See this beauty.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16

FOR SALE-40 ACRES JUST SOUTH OF
city, $500 per acre. owner should realize 50
per cent on rapid increase in yalue an abun-
dant harvest of gold coin for a purchaser.
H. BANNERMAN,
Thirty-siXth place and Main st.
Phone South 54S4; res. phone 42l6. 1-l6-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16

FOR SALE
Houses Like Rent
SS00-3-room new California house
$50 cash balance SIS mo.
BOYLE HEIGHTS.
S000-4room house. close in;
$50 cash. balance SIS mo.
BOYLE HEIGHTS.
S1250-5-room house; big lot.
500 cash, balance SIS mo.
EUCLID HEIGHTS
Sl450-5-room modern Cal bungalow.
500 cash, balance SIS mo.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
S1600-5-roOm modern Cal bungalow.
S1t0 cash, balance SI5 mo.
EUCLID HEIGHTS.
Sl8O0-5-room new modern bungalow.
$3.50 cash. balance Sl5 mo.
EUCLID HEIGHTS
S2G50-6-room new modern bungalow
$500 cash. balance S25 mo.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
S350O-10-roOm modern house; snap
$500 cash, balance S25 mo.
viii take lots in trade
Office open sundays
TAYLOR REALTY CO.,
Cor. E. First and Evergreen streets.
PhOnes-DiI71; Boyle 1866.
1-1G-1S-19- 2O-4
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
Houses
GILES & KELLS
Managers
House and Lot Department
WRIGHT & CALENDER CO.
4o3 South Hill St.
Attractive Southwest Bungalow

In the choice part of the southwest is
this new bungalow which can be purchased
a a bargain Modern in every particular.
with hardwood floors, large and well lighted
living ROOM up to date music room looking
onto the street, spacious and most attrac-
tive dining room The three bedrooms with
bath, in white enamel, all open from a
hall, and with tho buffet kitchen, com
plete this cozy bungalow. If you want a
$500 home for $500 do not fail to see this
one Immediately
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
Extraordinary Wiltshire Bargain

It is very seldom that we able to offer
a home of this character at such an eX-
tremely low figure, but the owner is leaving
the city for an extended stay and has
authorized US to dispose of his home at the
above price. Standing on a lot 60x150 feet
to an alley. half block south of Wiltshire
boulevard and close to shatto place, this
beautiful home is one of the show places
of the city. The lower floor is finished In
solid oak and mahogany and the second
floor, containing five sleeping rooms and
Tiled hath, is in white enamel. Very COM
plete servants quarters are on the first
door Large cellar, furnace and good gar
age finish this handsome property.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
r.. KELLY MACHINERY CO.,
Mission road and Macy street. Take
Brooklyn avenue car.
Phones Boyle 1876; Home 41SO6.
11-14-su-we II
WHITING
CHEAP BUILDING MATERIAL

S-HORsEPOWER UPRIGHT BOILER, WITH
5O-foot stack in fine condition, only SlOO.
Fire escapes, porch columns mantels, all
kinds and sizes. Tanks, pipe and office
fixtures. Bargains on everything in the
building line. WHITING WRECK1NG CO.,
AS e. Ninth St 1-l6-1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-14

the thought of being remembered here
after, which can give strength 10 pres
ent exertion, or patience TO present en-
deavor, there are two duties respecting
national Tor public) architecture, whose
Importance it is impossible to overesti-
mate; the first, to render the architecture
of the day historical; and the second, to
prese're. as the most precious Of inherit
aaces that Of the past ages
Moreover, we could not help feeling
that those generations of good men who
had lived here and wrought out their
education here, and sorrowed and re-
ioieed here, whether living or dead
would be grieved to know that this
place which had seen and seemed almost
to sympathize in all their honor, their
gladness, their SORROWS that this place
with all the record and memories linked
with it of them and of what they loved
and set the stamp of themselves upon;
was to be swept away; that no respect
was to be shown to it; no affection felt
for it; no good to be derived from it by
their children; but that which they had
treasured was to be despised and the
place, which had sheltered and nourished
and comforted them. dragged down to
the dust.
8 Better the rudest work that tells a
story, exclams Ruskin, than the rich
est, without meaning
." Guard its stones he continues, as
you would the jewels of crown; set
watches about it, as if at the gates of a
besieged city,
"And so, Mr.. President and gentle
men, we of the Building Committee take
pleasure in presenting to you this com
pleted. restored Mcdowell Han, with the
fervent hope and wish that it may long
serve, through you and your successors,
to unite its venerable and useful past
with a bright and prosperous future;
and that, as in the past so in the future,
the many who 90 out from its walls may
be animated and enobled by thoughts of
the successful endeavor, the valor
and the virtue of their predeces-
sors here; and may imbibe and
hand down to those who are to
follow them an ever increasing treasure
of sacred memories and love for their
alma Mater
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-14
RESOLUTIONS
Adopted By Annapolis Savings Institution
Upon The Death OF Samuel Brooks
Director OF The Board.
ANNAPOLIS, MD. June 9, 1910.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, June 9, 1910.
Again we are called upon to record
the death of a member of this Board OF
directors. and this time it is one OF the
oldest and most faithful of our num-
hers one who saw the birth of this IN
stitution. watched with solicitation Its
growth rejoiced in its prosperity and
lived to see it firmly established. as one
of the leading financial institutions OF
Annapolis.
SAMUEL w. BROOKS, after faithfully
serving the State of Maryland as an
employee in the Executive Department
for over fifty years consecutiyeiy, and
all that time a prominent and useful
citizen of Annapolis, and having served
as a Director of this Institution for
more than thirty years in which ser
vice he was ever devoted and Jealous.
passed away from us on the twenty
second day of May, 1910.
Resolve5. That in the death of SAMUEL
w. Brooks the State of Maryland has
lost a useful public servant, the CITY
of Annapolis a loyal citizen and tins
Institution faithful officer. 2t-Jl4
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Alexander Randall, NJ. d.,
Annapolis, Md
1864. w Woodcock, Annapolis,
Nd
1904. W. Winner, LaPlata, Nd
I9O6-E. Clarke, Ellicott City, Nd
I9O7-B. Hance, Adelina, Md
The evening was brought to close
with the singing of the Doxology and
the pronouncement of the benediction
by Rev. McComas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-14

Then came the unwilling of the
shields, beginning with that of 1871,
the first class to graduate after the
Civil War, and the class that inaug-
urated the custom of the shields. One
by one the shields of the subsequent
classes were unveiled, now with a
brief address by representative of
the class, again with a letter from
some member of it The loyalty
shown in these addresses and letters,
and the continued interest manifest
ed in their alma mater, were eloquent
of the enduring power of undergrad
uate impressions.
In unwilling the shields each men,
Der upon whom this honor was con-
ferred made few remarks The Rev.
John |. Yellott of the class of 1892
made very humorous and entertain
ing address when he unveiled his class
shield An address of interest was
made by T. w. Kemp, of Baltimore,
who unveiled the class shield of 1897
This was the class that originated
the Rat Tat the official college annual
The elias of 1905 was represented
by the Rev. B Duvall Chambers, who
started the movement in his class for
the presentation of the bell to the
new Mcdowell Hall The exercises
were of an interesting, inspiring and
enthusiastic nature. There was a
spirit of enthusiasm that marked the
classes represented last night Each
class We'd with the other, the older
men being as enthusiastic as the
younger ones, and the esprit de corps
was a marked feature of the occasion
of the re-dedication of Mcdowell Hall,
which is the gem of commencement
week at this old historic college, the
main building of which was burned
bruary 20, 1909.
The following classes were repre-
sented:
Previous to 1871, DR.. w. H. Hop
kins, Goucher College, Baltimore.
1s74-James NJ. Munroe, Annapo-
lis, Md.
1s77-Herbert Harlan, NJ. D.. Bal
timore Nd
1S7S-Henry d. Harlan, Baltimore,
1ssO-Jay D. Williams, Salisbury,
Md
ISL. Dorsey Gassaway, An
napolis, Md
1ss3-Daniel r. Randall. Annapolis,
Md
lss4-Emerson C. Harrington, Cam
bridge, Nd
1sS5-John L. Chew, Annapolis,
Md
1s90-B. Vernon Cecil. Annapolis,
Md
1s91-osborne l. Yellott, Towson,
Md
1S92-John /. Yellott, Bel Air, Md
1894-T. f. Latimer, NJ. D., Hyatts-
vile, Nd
1860. G. Jarboe, Washington,
d. C.
1877. w. Kemp, Baltimore, Md
1852. H. Edwards, Baltimore,
Md
1881. S. Strahorn, Annapolis, Md
1900-Henry Turner, Easton, Nd
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SpecjaI Car Tonight

The W, &. & A. will run special
car tonight for the benefit of the
friends of ST. Johns College, who
attend the farewell ball The car will
leave College avenue and King George
street at / a. M, an hour after mid
ninht
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s1If you want CLEAN ICE get
it from tee YELLOW WAGONS.
81. Mary's Commencement Tonight

This evening at s o'clock commence
ment exercises of st. Mary's school
will be held. There will be two grad
yates. Admission will be free, and
all are invited to attend
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-14

Today being Flag Day. the Stars and
Stripes fioated from the dome of the
State Capitol. Many private resi-
dences, stores and public offices also
displayed the flag today in honor of
Flag Day, June IA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-14
Returned To His Ship

Passed Midshipmen Philip f. Hambsch
who has been visiting friends
here. has left to join his ship, the U.
s. s. New Hampshire at Portsmouth,
New Hampshire.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-14

WANTED URNITURE Is THERE ANY
w one. wishing to store furniture for
several months or longer, willing to rent same
to two responsible adults for a consideration of
$500 monthly. Address Careful" Box 597
Annapolis, Md 3t-jI4
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sI>Thanks friends, tell your
Neighbor about the Ice you get from
the YELLOW Wagons
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EOR RENT-UP.To-DATE NEW HOUSES.
q rooms and bath: all modern con Veniences.
sanitary plumbing. electric light and gas, eel
lars. porches. &c. Apply No. 70 and 81 West
Street JAW
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DOOsEVELT'S MARVELLOUS CAREER
N African Trip and return. Authentic. low
$40 per cav. Get our terms. Zecler Co.,
Chicago. 3tjls
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WANTED COMPETENT COOK, with
references. Mrs. Lyon, No 80 Franklin
street. 3t-il9
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WANTED CAPITAL. COPIES OF THE
w CAPITAL OF May 3lst and June Bird. are
wanted at this Office. fiStf
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WANTED-FOUR GOOD MEN to SOLICIT.
W Good pay TO right men. Good position.
Apply lis Main street. 3t1l3
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WANTED-GOoD COOK, CoLoRED OR
w WHITE, one willing to leave here We'd
nesday. Good WAGES and fare PAID. Apply TO
Mrs. John b. White, College Green. NIB
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ARMORY HALL
DANCING ACADEMY,
EAST STREET

Dances will be given on Tues
days and Fridays. Beginning at
8 o'clock p. m.
Admission, Lady and Gentleman, 25cis.
2t-ji3
Gentleman, 25CtS. Lady lOCtS.
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DEAL Estate WANTED ~ PRIVATE
II party wants to buy for cash piece of pro
perty or farm on the Severn River write size.
location and price to 1920 T.. Fayette Street,
Baltimore, Md. D24lm
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the death of Mr.. j. c..
Wheatley, Senior member of the firm
of j. c. Wheatley and Son, Real
Estate and Fire Insurance Agents,
Southland Building, Annapolis, Nd,
the business will hereafter be CON
Quoted by the undersigned, who re-
spectfully solicits a continuance of
your patronage w-i13
ARTHUR b. WHEATLEY.
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COR NT-STORE-ROOM 8 RANDALL
street. Apply Randall st. jll3t
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w a Mt z ID.

WANTED-UNTIL OCT. TO FIND BOARD
w for the summer for valuable Cat out OF
town. must be where there are no little
chickens. Apply. Phone COY or address Mrs.
L. w. johnson, S. Franklin st. 3t-iI4
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COR RENT-C0MPLETFLY FURNISHED
HOUSE, 1876 Hanover Street. Apply to J.
c. WHEATLY, Southland Building. Gl0tf
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Tor RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS
1 with use Of bath. Apply al I49 Prince
George st. Still.
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Gz mn TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
Y]1VOV City Property. Apply 10 A r.
BRADY. Arundel Building. westSt a22tr
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| OST - TAKEN BY MISTAKE FROM
~ dressing room of st. Johns College GYM
nesium Thursday evening, July 9, a handsome
SILK Umbrella. Please return to DIR. Fell. 3t-iil
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7 OST-LEFT ON W. b. & b. CAR arriving
- here 5.45 p. M, June nth from Washing
ton, Gentleman's Rain Coat Reward al
Capital OfBee. gt- il8
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Wants, Lost, Found, For Sale, &c

Advertisements under this head not exceed
ing lines-3 times 25cts.: week, Scots. bcts
for each additional line
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COR RENT sIX-ROoM HOUSES FOR
l Rent on Holland st. Apply TO % Randall
Street. j9tf.
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EOR RENT-JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER.
Attractive House, seven rooms; fully fur
nished: Murray Hill. Terms reasonable. Ad.
dress G. p. C., Box 597, Annapolis. jStf
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FOR PENTHOUSE OF Rooms WITH
all modern conVenlences, No. 81 corner
East and Martin streets. Apply 20 42 East
Street. t.f.m3l
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EoR RENT-A LARGE DESIRABLE. 10
L ROOM HOUSE. good location, and at pre-
sent occupied. can take possession July lilo.
Address T. Fox. j97, Annapolis. Md. w-jlO
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20 4 n N 7.

COR RENT-STORB ROOM ON CONDUIT
ST. with all conyiences. Apply at Mary
land Restaurant. jl4u
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For sALE-oR RENT A PIANO, ALSO
for sale Gas Range in perfect condition.
Apply Miss Tate, Murray Hill, Phone $780,
3t-jl3
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FOR RFNT- ROOM HOUSE,, lIs PRINCE
I5s Main street. mI6ff
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z 0 r 5 AL E.

EOR sALE-25 PURE BRED SINGLE COMB
WHITE LEGHORN n Ems. Choice stoc,r
Cedar Crest Farm. Phone 902-I4 1881
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For SALE-PINE FIRE WOOD. Address
polls, Md. IN III
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For SALE-OR RENT A PIANO. Apply
Miss Tate, Murray HILL Phone 40. St-jil
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-02-04
Frozen To Death

The protectors, persons appointed
TO make opt lists of those to whom
sales of liquor cannot be made, used
mp all their blanks in naming the
drinkers at Branchvhle, N. j., and
are awaiting a new supply. As one
result Jacob Crewn and his son who
were listed went to Newton last
Saturday where they filed mp and
on returning were put off the train
because they had lost their tickets
and had no money to pay fare. The
frther followed the track and got
home but the son wandered off in
the snow and was found frozen to
death. A similar accident as to re-
suits. probably from the same cause,
happened in this county in Lacka-
Waxen township last Saturday when
Warren McKean, who had been to
Greeley with his team and started to
go home. either fell from or was
thrown OF his sleigh into a snow
bank where he was found doubled
up, face downward dead. II, as re-
ported. he was sold liquor until he
was not in q condition to care for
himself and was then allowed to go
out in such a storm as ragged last
Saturday, the landlord who thus
violated the law not only should bo
prosecuted but suit also should be
brought against him for damages.
II is bad enough for landlords to sell
a man liqnor until be becomes intox-
icated. it is inhuman TO allow him
In that condition to go out in a storm
or in very cold weather. But then
would landlord of that class have
any humanity in his nature.