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The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21
DISPATCHER ON MCKINLEY sYS. ITEM TEsTlFiES AT INQUEST
 REGARDING ORDER.
WENT 55 MILES AN HOUR
Motorn m of Southbound Car in the Staunton Disaster Made High Speed-lnquiry Postponed to
 Get Conductors Testimony.

Carlinaille. Ill-After the first days session of the inquest concerning the deaths of 37 passengers who lost their lives in the Mckinley inter- urban wreck at Staunton October had been completed here, Coroner Doris H. karnes announced an in- definite adjournment It's object is to await the recovery of Conductor Duncan of the seuthbound limited ear who is i'll the Granite City hos Dital Duncan was hurt in the acci- dent. and his testimony is desired to complete the evidence at the hearing.
 The first witness examined was Roy Alexander of Staunton. who up to the time of the wreck had been chief dis patCher for the traction system and in charge of the division office at Starnton, which dispatches both ways on the Springfield and St. Louis diyi- sions. In the wreck w w. Street,
 he division superintendent lost his life, and Mr Alexander has since then been acting superintendent.
 Alexander was called to give expert testimony as to the methods of opera ting the lines. He explained the gov ernine power of the time card or reg ular schedule of meeting points and station times when all trains were regular and running on time.
 II. O. Lamb, who has been train dispatcher at .otaunton for the last i tWO Vpars took the stand He stat ed he was on duty at the time of the wreck, and had given the orders i'm mediately preceding The original copy of the orders was found in the locker of Motorman John Lierman of the northbound car. He placed them there on returning to headquarters at Staunton immediately after the acci- dent The other ear men also pos sessed copies of the same order, which was further substantiated by the orig inal in the dispateher's book
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-23

Mr.. Angus Martin met with a SER
ious accident few days ago at his
home south of town. A horse kicked
him, the shoe cutting into the knee
zap, and making an ugly injury. Mr..
Martin is confined to his room.
We will give your prescriptions our
most careful attentiOn.-W. E. LeMas-
ter, I'll Main St.
Judge Smith left San Diego, Cal,
yesterday for Caldwell. Mrs Smith
and children will spend the winter in
California They are located at 2125
Fourth street.
If you have any white tickets.
change them for blue ones before
Dec oath The blue tickets are the
ones that draw the sdishes-Caldwel
Grocery.
James All, workman on one of the
extra gangs on the Short Line, was
struck on the head with a flying bolt
about nine o'clock Monday morning
and rendered unconscious. He was
taken in charge by DR.. Miller, tn"
O. s. L. physician
Money to Loan, on Improved Farms
A. I. MYERS. Egleston Bldg. Both
Phones
FOR SALE, on easy monthly pay
ments, six room house and six lots en-
Kimball Ave Also block 1876 close to
Lincoln School. Write owner, ]. J.
Petty. Turlock, Calf. or see ]. S.
Harrington. Agent. Caldwell, Idaho.
Thursday of last week Mrs. Mabel
Mackay was granted a divorce from
her husband, Charles Mackay. The
hearing was held in chambers before
Judge Ed L. bryan.
\ 52-niece bavaria Cold Band Din
yer SGT ~ he yi.rr a-"av catur,'a-
Dec oath, 1910 Caldwell Grocery
Nov Aft
B, F. Combs has returned from
Portland Mr. and Mrs Combs went
to Portland for the benefit OF the
health of the latter We are pleased
to say she is greatly improved.
The last will and testament of c. d.
Ti,linghast of Emmett was filed in the
probate court Saturday The instru
ment bequeaths his property as fol
lows: To his son, c. w. Tillinghast
$1,000; to his daughter, Mrs. T. An.
dez, $1,000; and to his wife and grand
child the residue of his estate The
estate is estimated to amount to ,.bou'
100000. J. B. Hawley was nance
as executor Of the will and guardian
OF the child.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-23
LOCAL GOSSIP.
The Big 2 paints everything.

The Big 2 paints everything.
Fred C. Plat of Parma was in
Caldwell Sunday.
Rev. F. E. Springer was a Boise
business visitor Saturday.
S. S. Foote of Middleton transacted
business in the city Tuesday.
4 off on entire stock! See display
ad for particulars.-F. A. Harmon.
Commissioner elect, D. P. Dodd
was in town from Franklin Monday
Andrew Little of Emmett was a
business visitor in Caldwell Saturday
Mrs. D. S Brown was down from
Boise Saturday looking after property
interests here
Be sure to inquire about those Oil
Iaintings at the Plat Furniture
Store.-See them at any time
The Bank of Nampa filed suit in
the District Court Friday last against
Raymond L. Givens.
Deputy Sheriff Paynter has re-
turned from ST. Anthony where he
took couple of delinquent children
Come to tie brick front on Arthur
Street for a good, square meal-Sla
baugh's Restaurant.
Messrs. c. H. and R. w. Allen OF
Roswell transacted business in the
city Friday last.
Messrs L. V. Patch and R. F
Haynes of Payette were business
visitors in Caldwell Monday
The case of Albert F. Wilson AID
F,vira Wilson VS.. w. c. Jarron was
filed in the District Court Saturday
B. F. Neal is the attorney for the
plaintiff.
Be sure to inquire about those Oil
Paintings at the Plat Furniture
Store.-See them at any time.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Glover and SON
]. T. Glover, of Jordan Valley, were
in Caldwell several days this week
doing their Christmas shopping,
R. NJ. White, the sage and politi-
clan of Franklin, was in Ca'dweli
Monday attending the land sale
FOR SALE-One 81 Schettler
wagon with a 14-foot rock bed,
Gould Centrifcal Pump and 2-horse
power motor.-H. D. Andrews
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-23

Mrs. Z. C. Moore left Saturday tor
Boise, where she will visit with he'
daughter, Mrs. Edyth Brown, Tor
couple of weeks.
Go to a paint man for your Paints
very often he can give you some Valu'
able information. You will find sucn
a man at the Caldwell Paint and wan
Paper CO.. store In the Cooper BLOCH
New Groom house on easy pay
ments, Close ina. /. MYERS Es
lesion Bldg. Both Phones.
Monday a marriage license was ~
sued to Ed. C. Kennedy and Ethel NJ
Of Nampa.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-23

Judge Lyons Of Payette was in
Caldwell Monday attending to pro-
fessional business.
w. w. Smell of Nampa was in the
city Monday attending the State land
sale.
One ton Of Aberdeen coal is eouiva-
lent to 2i04 pounds of the common
commercial coal. Get the benefit of
that lO4 pounds by calling at Cald-
well Ice & Cold Storage Co.
Miss Jennie Sunderland has re.
turned from Portland, where she has
been visiting the'past two weeks.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-23

Choice of two ten-acre tracts. close
in, at $40 per acre. Small payment
necessarily |. MYERS, Egleston
Bldg. Both Phones.
{. w Plat of Ontario was a Cald-
well visitor Sunday.
Just received, a big line of disc
records, the kind with record on each
side.-LeMaster Drug Store.
Our entire line OF Holiday Box Sta
tionery goes at cost.-Caldwel Phar-
macy. Next door to Post office.
II. w Wohlschlegel of Roswell
spent Sunday in Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-23

THOlOS are the DcSC ana at the
same time the most inexpensive pres.
ents you can give your friends. The
Snodgrass Picture Shop can get them
ready for Christmas if you see them
right away.
Wanted-Horses to winter Inquir:
of c. H. Murray. Ind. Phone, g.
Red N 25-tf
M. II. Gibbons has returned from
Portland. He will soon open up sew
eral Portland Rose Festival contests,
mention Of which appeared in a re-
cent issue of The Tribune. Mr.. Glib
bons visited several points in Oregon
and California during his trip, spend
ing two weeks at San Francisco Not
excepting the latter city, he found no
place that looked as good to him as
Caldwell
Remember 25 per cent Discount on
all our fancy hand-painted china
The LeMaster Drug Store.
For paints and instructions as to
their use, go to the Caldwell Paint and
Wall Paper Co.'S store. Cooper Blk.
Ind. Phone.
Articles of incorporation were fec
Dec. 2lst by The Emmett Improve.
ment Company. The capital stock is
fixed al $25,0OO all of which has been
actually subscribed. The directors
named are John McNish, w. R. Cart
wright, E. NJ. Reilly, J. N. De Cham
beau and c. B. Knox.
b. c. Ceilings of Middleton left
Caldwell Wednesday for Chicago,
where he will visit friends.
Christmas day will be the fortieth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and NJ
H. N. Maxey. In honor OF the 4
and the event the Maxey family will
hold family reunion under the par
entail roof on Dearborn street
Caldwell Paint and Wall Paper Co.
for signs. Cooper Block.
The following suits were filed in tn;
District Court on Saturday. Lydia
Wright, plaintiff, 5. Frank {. Wright
defendant. The Bani; OF Nampa, Ltd.
IS. Joseph Gondre. defendant; Albert
F. Wilson and wife, plaintiffs, VS.. w |
{. Jarron defendant; George ". vii
Jams, plaintiff. VS. City of Caldwell
t al, defendant
FOR SALE-Thirty-fve tons OF
first-class, first cutting alfalfa hay, 3 i
and one half miles south of town. In |
quire at Tribune Office. |
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-23

Photos are the best and at the
same time the most inexpensive pres.
ents you can give your friends. The
Snodgrass Picture Shop can get them
ready for Christmas if you see them
right away.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-23

Wanted-Horses to winter. Inquir..
of c. H. Murray. Ind. Phone, g.
Red. N 25-tf
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-23

Mr.. Angus Martin met with SER
ious accident few days ago at his
home south of town. A horse kicked
him, the shoe cutting into the knee
zap, and making an ugly injury Mr..
Martin is confined to his room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
SPoRTSMEN RETURN HOME.
Two Happy Parties-Reminded ". o.
Duston Of Old Times.

Tired but jubliant over their trr
the fishermen from Ardmore have re-
turned from n stay of two weeks In
the kiamitia mountains. Mr.. Spra-
gins was selected as spokesman for
his party and no amount of inquiry
would induce any other member OF
the party TO make any statements for
publication. Mr.. Spragins said they
caught plenty of fish, had good
time, felt they all would live ten years
longer BY having made the trip and
that strict prohibition rules prevailed
during their entire stay. He had the
growth of several weeks beard ON
his face and his friends appealed 10
him to remain bearded until his old
time friend W. q. Duston had the op-
portunity once more To see him clad
In his hunting suit and with a full
growth of beard. Scores of people
called at his Office to see him The
search for Mr. Duston resulted In in
forming the friends of Mr.. Spragins
that he was just from the hunt and
their curiosity was unbounded until
they took look at him.
Mike German and George Corhn left
the party one day early and walked
80 miles through the mountains
Mitchell Bonner and Mr.. Benge left
the crowd earlier in the week and
spent several days In the lumber
camps whore they were water bound
Judge Humphreys caught plenty Of
fish. that Is the boys divided with him.
and let him play like he was a fisher.
man. He fell from the wagon and
wrenched his neck but he was able TO
quit the crowd at Valiant and go to
Muskogee. where he had client who
was calling for him. Messrs, Poland,
Foster, Culley and Brown returned
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
LIFE SENTENCE FOR
NEGRO MURDERER

Pittsburg, Kan April lG Fred
Parks, negro was sentenced to
prison t r. life in the district court
AT Girard today for the murder of
the Iiork rlmily near Frunfouac. Kan
sas. last November
The prisoner was taken To the
prison within n few hours after the
verdict was rendered
Snow yesterday over the central west
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
SWITZERLAND OFFICERS HAVE
SUSPECT, KNOWN TO BE AN
AMERICAN ANARCHIST.
HAD MANY CIPHER TElEGRAMS
Officers Think That He Was En-
Route to Venice, Where He ex.
pected TO Find Es-President Roose
velt.

Geneva, April l6.--lt Was announc.
ed here today that an anarchist,
identified as a member OF the Amer.
lean black hand" was arrested on
"Wednesday AT Cblusse. Switzerland,
near Italian border, on suspicion that
he had designs IN the life Of Roose
welt.
The police think the suspect, who
had in his possession several cipher
tc legrams from the United States.
VAS en- route Il Venice. whore he
expected to find the former presi-
dcut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17

John \ PLANT, teamstcr 60 Kan.
sas City
Samuel X. Johnson. farmer. II. Sib-
ley.
Frank Claypool. caitlcman, Is Kal-
sas city
f.. H. Hedges. clerk 30. Kansas city.
Eli Rivers. bookkccpcr 80. Kansas
city
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
A SERIOUS FIRE IN
NASHVILLE YESTERDAY
ONE BURNED TO DEATH AND
THREE OTHERS INJURED
PROPERTY LOSS $4,000.

Nashville, Tenn. April lG.--Lieu-
tenant Ambrose was killed and three
other persons injured in a fire here
this morning, which damaged the
plant of the Bradford Wholesale Fur
niture Manufacturing Company to the
extent of $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
Notice.

have opened grocery in the
Fraley building on north Caddo St.
will carry complete line OF fresh
nice goods and want a share of your
patronage. Good goods, right prices
and prompt delivery is my motto
Come and let's get acquainted,
TOM ECHOLS.
Phone 673
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17

was made by name to any other can.
didate Tor the Office. \ great number
OF the crowd fingered In ;hc court
room after the meeting was over
waiting 10 shake the next governor 5"
hand. one old farmer came up to NJ.
Cruce and took him 10y the hand and
said:
"lou don't know me-, Mr. Crucc,
and | didn't know YOU until today. |
voted against you last time, just be-
cause ! didn't know YOU. and so did
my three boys. but want To tell you
now, like that talk. ard think /
know y0u now. am going to vote
for you and | think can get the boys
to do the same thing they generally
do what | tell EN-
Haskell carried this county over
Cruce by G0O majority. II Is conceded
by the knowing ones To be- by q large
majority now for Crucc. In fact
Cruce talk is all one hears. There's
one or two Murray men here" was the
way one of the county officials put IL
casually. Robertson made speech
here, but he is not known. The sen.
timent has been strong for Cruce even
before hv came here and it's cinch"d
nov
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17

with the last detachment and they
looked happy but sent all inquiring
friends TO Mr., Spragins.
The second fishing party to leave
Ardmore also returned yesterday
They reported a most enjoyable trip.
plenty of sport and good time.
Among those We're 7. X. Kearney, "A
II. Palmer, Tom Roberts and Il. W.
Randoi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
FELIX WEST WITHoRAWs.
Candidate for Constable.
To the Public.

Feeling tha; there axe many wor.
thy men seeking the nomination OF
office of sheriff aud realizing that
pcrhaUe some OF thcs" are m rc w1r.
thy for the position than myself /
withdraw from this race. and an
nouncc myself as candidate for
the office OF Justice OF the peace. ON
the democratic ticket
rh"r' are two to De elected from
This municipal township. respect.
fully submit that I have resided in
ArdmDrc and near il Tor twenty
years during which time : have
conducted myself in manner wur.
tIy of Your favorable consideration.
! announce myself as hciug in ia.
Boo. of generous enforcement OF
-.r ao 'h. discharge of ni.ial
du.., n. t high public trust and
.a. conduct ot f.. obligation, a
Ha.. u' publ. ana p.Nlt. concern.
' f.r honor m. with your support
& ..l d,m,u myself iu ry,ry way
s1 1. I'D rG.,t credit upon ,ou and
uu ,.. u0Dc
FELlN X WEST
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
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iioldenNille. Ok. April l5.--With
steady duwnpUur OF rain IN an at
mosph"rc Of gloom aud chill--Yith a
scalfOld Within few feet OF whore
he stood. Epon which negro had
but g BALI hour previously been
ushcrcd INTO glOry-the state settings
for Lee Cruces big rally az Holden.
VIII" were certainly not such as to
Inspire ebullicncc of spirits or AN ef.
Ieivcsccnce oT enthusiasm More de-
pressing conditions were probably
never faced by u candidate about to
make political speech. wherein good
feeling is one of the primary essen.
tials. Yet not only did Lee Cruce
surmount the adverse conditions pre-
Ndiling. but he succeeded in making
one OF the strongest speeches he has
made IN the campaign. to a crowd of
Hughes county farmers aud towns
people Friday afternoon The court
house whore the meeting was held
was packed To its utmost standing ca.
pacity and for an hour and three quar-
ters he held the people with "A full
and frank discussion of the issues OF
the campaign.
Not only was the speaker accord.
ed close attention. but he was frc.
qucntly interrupted by prolonged ap-
plausc, notably 50 when he sounded
warning 10 the democrats of Hushes
county to be ON th,ir guard against
demagOgues. which seemed to str.k.
the crowd with some peculiar signin.
cancc
Let me wa,n you. said Mr. Crucc.
people Of Hughes county especially .
farmer friends. against the dema-
gosucs in politics There Is no class
Of citizens that are appealed to by the
dcmdsusuc more than the farmer is,
and | want to say to you this evening.
" Without any sort of qualification, that
the worst citizen that any community
or any state has is the demagogue
who goes around from one section
to another, seeking to arouse the
prejudice and passions OF the people
ot one community against the people
ot another community. The man who
comes into your county and under
takes 10 array one class of citizens
against another. or seeks 10 array the
farmer OF your county against the
men who live In this town or any
other town. that man Is dangerous
citizen, b." is an enemy To the GARNER.
and ne Is an enemy to the state OF
oklahoma Don't let any man make
You believe that becal a man lives
IN town that his hand is turned
against You. some of the best friends
YOU have are men who l,'c in town
and YOU know il, and il You turn your
back upon them, IT YOU listen to the
talk of the domagoguc, YOU win turn
your back upon some OF the best
'u.uds you have IN Oklahoma"
Mr. Cruco delivered this portion of
his speech with an unusual stress ol
manner and voice ana the crowd
broke ont ia "A demonstration that
lasted for several minutes In fact
it was a very responsive audience all
.lc way through
\saiu az the close OF his speech.
when Cucc made reference 10 his
freedom rom promises or alliances
With men or machines, In the words
quoted 20 the head of this article, he
Was '.-orously applauded.
Throughout the speech 40 reference
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17

FOR RENT-Seven room house ON
Stanley Boulevard all modern con.
vonicuDr-. W. j Lane. Phone 2i7
or AL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17

Redding, Conn. April Samuel
Clemens, MARK Twain" had a com
Portable night last night and en-
tinued TO improve throughout the
day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
Boy Wanted.

Boy with pony can obtain position
as carrier. Apply at Ardmoreite Mon
day Afternoon at o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
LEE CRUCE At
HOIOENv|LLE
HUGHES COUNTY DEMOCRACY
GIVES HIM ROYAL WELCOME
NO POLITICAL ALLIANCES.
81 81 II 81 s m II u II II u II u

q 8: - u n 8: q Il ., Il u u u u
% q
% II | am made Governor of q
" this state. | will be made Gov. ::
70 erHOr with my hands absolute. q
f. ly united | have never made =:
(: one single promise to any man %
u In this campaign. nor will -
u make any II am elected :3
F.: Governor, / will be elected In q
F." way that | can discharge my !;
u full duty to the people. and II %
f: ! cannot go into that Office free 70
u To render the people the ul' q
/: est service of the goyernOrshi, u
% / will never be Governor of u
f: Oklahoma. q
f: i might make alliances In ::
: this campaign that would iu. !;
I" sure me the nomination. | will ::
{: never make them And let me 8:
/: say To YOU here and now that ::
" there Is no coalition between ::
" me- and any other man or any {:
u other set of men IN Oklaho- {;
/: ma.'-Lee Cruce. la Holden. .:
|: vile speech. u
u y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17

See nilllcr Dry Goods Co, silk ad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17

FELIN * WEST
The Washington times., 1910-05-11
LEHELLYN SHAVER.
SOLICITOR, IS DEAD
Albanian, With Interstate
Commerce Commission,
SuccumbS.

Llewellyn A Shaver, solicitor OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission. died
suddenly this morning at his apartner Is
at ZIG H street, after an Illness OF only
q few days
Mr. Shaver was born IN Louisville,
KY. January !, 1872, but had lived the
greater part Of his life IN Montgomery,
Ala. from which place he vss ap-
pointed 20 the commission He was one
OF the best kncvvn and most popular Of
hCials Of the department, and had been
connected with the commission since its
organ lZatIOu-
Mr. Shaver had host or friends out
side the Government departments. and
was a member Of the Metropolitan CLUB
in this city
Funeral services VIII be held Thurs
day afternoon at Harvey's undertaking
esta blishment at o'clock The body
VIII be taken 20 Montgomery for burial.
The commission viii attend the funeral
in a body.
The Washington times., 1910-05-11
FUNERAL IS HELD
FOR BLIND WORKER
Services Today for Frank E.
Cleaveland-Death Came
Suddenly.

Funeral services for Prank Z. Cleave-
land. the blind founder and president
OF the Columbia Polytechnic institute
for the Employment OF the Adult Blind,
and formerly district attorney for Itch
deld county. Conn, we're held this
afternoon at the residence, 1s08 H street
northwest
The Rev Dr.. Samuel H woodrow.
pastor OF the First Congregational
Church, conducted the services which
were brief and simple. The body viii
be sent TO Mr.. Cleavelsnd's old home
a EsIls Village, Conn. and burial viii
lie la the family lot there
Mr.. cleveland died Monday evening
At his home in II street, following an
attack OF paralysis. His health had
not been good for several years and
during the last few months his decline
had been rapid, but the suddenness
with which the end came was Unex-
Mr. CIeaveIand was recognized as one
o. the foremost workers among the
blind in the United States
Born in Falls Village Conn, he re-
ceived his early education In the
schools Of the county Al the age Of
seventeen he entered the University Of
Michigan law school, from which he
was graduated four y ears later During
the latter part OF hi5 course at Aiicb1-
gan lea t-ts~i-- = sf ez----L 70
fail and three months after MS adTnis-
sion &c the bar found him totally blind.
Il was thought by mis- friends and &C
quaintanCes that upon the loss OF his
sight he would retire from the law, and
al were considerably surprised when
NJ. CIeaveiand announced his intention
OF continuing. For I'VE years he prac-
tiCed IL the courts OF LitcLdeld county
In 1893 M Cleaveland retired from
the law and came 70 this city. where
he established the Polytechnic Insti-
tute. with quarters at 1905 II street
thor O. a Rift In the Cloud" which
attracted almost worldwide attention
among the sightless and those interested
IN them
He was editor OF several publications
issued IN this city up TO the time Of his
death. Among tGem are Voices From
Oakland" and Topics Tales, and
Opinions
AIr. Cleveland leaves q mother. wife
and daughter.