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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12

~. was the next witness. He said he
slept out In the park on the courthouse
grounds on the night of Sept 8. 1905,
and that he heard a cry of fire which
awakened him between ~ and / o'clock
In the morning
II was the first man at the fire."
said Sheriff Black, land knowing from
previous observation that the records
~ the postohice were kept near win
dow next 20 the street. I forced open
the window and tried 20 get the records
out The flames were then emerging
from the center Of the building. and
when / got the window open the flames
and smoke burst out so that 1 was UNI
able 10 reach IN and get the records"
Witness said that he had met Han
sen about no o'clock the night before
the fire Met him az saloon. Hansen
appeared To have been drinking Re-
tired soon after meeting him, sleeping
out In the open In the park. The
courthouse Is on the same block as the
postoffice, and ne had only shor.
distance 10 20. The fire had gained
such Roadway, however, that he was
unable 20 get IN through the window
TO get the records.
Witness said he met Hansen next
day, and that he appeared 20 be much
exercised over rumors he had heard.
"He asked me what ! knew about the
rumors being circulated that he had
burned tho postoffiCe." said the witness
II told him 1 had not circulated any
such rumors. but he said there we're
rumors 10 that effect, aud he was Cou-
siderably excited over the fact"
AZ this point Judge Marshall an
nounced a recess until O'Clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
JEALOUS JUMPER
LOSES HIS JOB
Louis Guertin Lands in Jail for
Assault on Young Woman
AT Wilson.
SHE WON'T PROSECUTE.
Nor WIN She Appear with uim-Iii-
ADt at Mission -
Cancelled.

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dt police headquarters the sum OF $50
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
MEET WITH ARCHITECTS,
County Commissioners Looking Into
Enlnrging the InHrmary

Tho county commissioners met with
tine Institute of Architects this morn
ing to- outline plans Tor the county i'm
Urinary The now building proposed
win do away with the present mdlg
quarters aa they now stand. and Will
ALSO ba usol as 90 hospital The FIRST
nuor I4 to - devoted Co the male resi-
dents and tHe second floor viii Doe used
as % hospital Tor county patients
This huildug which rs 90 cost he
tween $4,000 and $4,000. is Go Doe the
central idrd for the general scheme of
now buildings, although the womcns
wing. the commissioners DEEM is good
for another 2l years to come.
The meeting this morning was for
tho purpose oft starting on the plans
and also to take initial steps towards
securing competitive bids FOR the crcc-
ton of tho structure There is stiu
uuother truuFe, huNrNvr, Co Doe looked
into before any bids are called for.
Tho commissioners are I'm doubt as TO
the legality of appruprlating money for
tho new building and WIN seek an opin-
ION from the county attorney and at
toruey- general and thoroughly canvas
tho legal phase NJ the proposition be-
fore going further
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
CANYON ROAD PARK.
Residents Petition That Reclaimed
Land be- Planted with shrubs.

with the completion OF the conduit
carrying tho waters OF cay Creek.
property owners and residents along
Canyon road want the recovered land
from Second 10 Fifth avenue. former
ly waste stretch, converted into a
public park
Two petitions largely signed. we're
filed with the city recorder for trans
mission 90 tho council today, reCiting
that bv the construction or the con-
duit through which city Greek Is now
diverted. there Us LETT open ana UNI
occupied considerable space Of
ground alongside canyon road between
Second and "a point a few rods
north of Fourth avenue This territory
is now nearly levelCd nap and ass the
petition states. could easily Dee con-
verified into a public park Tho petition
asks that tho ground be reserved for
public park purposes and that as. soon
as possible 10 win be set out ih trees,
shrubbcry and flowers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
coal MINERS INJURY SUIT.

Papers on removal IN the personal in
jury suit of Konsta TorNka against
the Union Pacific Coal company for
1000. from the Seventh judicial dis
trict IN Carbon county have been re-
celved I'm the United states district
court. 10 which jurisdiction the action
has been transferred on petition Of the
defendant. which is q Wyoming corpora
ton The papers included demurrer
20 the complaint, alleging that no cause
of action Is stated by the complaint.
Konsta Torkka was a miner employed
by the defendant company at SCoted.
Utah. The complaint sets forth that
no warned the company OF the danger
Gus condition Of that part Of the mine
I'm which ha was working. but that the
dust was not moistened and an eNplo-
sion followed In which his head and
hands were burned and he was rem
dered totally deaf.
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BURTNER 90. sum


Representing ~ creditors. tb. Do.
Association % Credit Men ai.5 0.aa
yesterday against the Rurtrs- on .l..
ing company for an aegregst. Iia1-
or $r3d2 -. The firms rcprrsa1,''..,l -ii
the association and hoidiry by
against the plaintiff are. s w WINS Mls
Ils0n. $l,506.0S Silver Lumber r,.,- all.'
N,0Z9.39. sallna Mercantile .-.alN
SIS 81; Utah Implement-Vehfcie any
pany Sl5.22. Rio Grande Lumbo- , co..-
pany $3095, II. Dinwoodcv F,,r,. WIN. ,..-
company Sl6.sO; Jumbo Plaster & e.
ment company. $50. StreveII- pattc-.'e
Hardware company S3sD2I. SAID M
Hardware company S23901. Sail ~.
Paint and Glass COMPANY go
lAtngton Lime g. Cement comBanv q
Anderson Fisher Lumher .or.-',,..
&liS.5S. Thompson q Peterson t--5s-
Morrison-Mcrrill q Co, S1.5Sf0s MN.
tahoon Lumber company. gs-g.q. r
Butstord Lumber company 1Hr 90
Union Portland Cement ..r---.
s2tCqO. .'HH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
crnIn nEFEATs pIyoRCE.
Reconciliation Follows IIcrlihy's Ac-
ton and License TO We'd Sought

Reconciliation followed close on the
heels OF separation through an inter
Iocutory decree OF divorce In the case
OF John and Mary Ann Herlihy and
Yesterday the couple secured q license
10 we'd for the second time. Ihe Her
lihvs we're married al Newport, Eng
land June 3. 1894, and according 10 the
complaint filed by the wife, the hus-
band had subjected her TO life Of
cruel and abusive treatment. on March
20 Judge Morse granted an interlocu-
tory decree Of divorce, but the couple
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
OFF FOR LEAvENWORTH.
state Signal Corps Officers To Take
Course of Instruction.

capt. f. Leroy Bourne and Lieut.
Paul Armstb1ng OF tho Signal Corps,
~ c. L.. left over tho u. g. r. O.. this
morning for Fort Lcavenworth. kan,
where for the next month the will at-
tend tho government military school for
officers.
The war department now maintains az
Fort Leavenworth e. school the officer
pupils OF which are selected from the
militia organizations OF the various
states. During their attendance at Fort
IoHvenworth capt Bourne and Lieut.
Armstrong viii devote their studies 10
the subjects directly connected with the
work Of the Signal Corps such as meth
ODDS Of signaling and communication. i'm
Guiding wireless teleEraphy. wireless
telephony, map-makng. tactical prob
lens I'm war maneuvers, etc.
The Signal Corps of the state guard is
we'll equipped. possessing sets OF wire
less telegraphy apparatus. field burgers,
combining the use Of the telegraph and
telephone over the one wire and All the
latest equipment I'm use by the regular
army. with the instruction which will
be received through the attendance Of
the officers az tho Fort Leavcnworth
signal school the local signal Corps is
expected 10 equal the regular orCaniza-
ton az the combined camp 10 be held In
Wyoming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
FIRE INSPECTION


Chief W 49, Glorc Of the salt Lake
fire department has adopted new
method with reference to inspection
among the business houses " the city.
ana the scheme he working well.
Heretofore. three members OF the de-
partment have been sent out daily to
Inspect conditions in big stores, factories.
alloywaYs and the roar of buildings
where the occupants were likely Co per-
init the accumulation % boxes. excel
sinr ana other iuilHmmahIH material hu-
der this system three members ~ zoe de-.
partmert were unavailable daily in The
event Of nrc.
CHIEF Glors has dome away with This
hy appointing one member of the depart
r,ent as inspector The position has been
Given to Engineer Frank Anderson ut
one of the steamers 90 hglduuuI tens. Hc
dcVJtca HIS time 90 visiting tle stores
and Notifying the owners tu 'Dl"t1 up'.
aud avoid fires as we'll aa f-actuIe ~
tnu ordinance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
oHNsoN MAKES ANsvrp

Tn his answer filed u tHr a..tr.
court yesterday Coz the divorce s..
brought by Jennie * johnson. .dv..i
johnson denies that he had over t-.-.
Cd his wife cruelty. but asserts tt..
ON the contrary she had driven 7.
from the home and would NOT 1erm
him TO return he alleges that ou rs
~. 1909. he was forced from the b.r.
by his wife. u is also alleged ~.
as his salary is only $50 per month
Johnson had not been able tu .1utrIbr..
10 the support OF his family
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
ANGUED IN srRNIIrrEn-

Two cases were argued and submitted
90 the supreme court yesterday ths,.
being the action Of Addio D. f.oftrs
administrator OF the estate NJ THou.,
j. Loftus. against the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance company. appellant an.
pealed from Judge Armstrong division
~ the Third district court. and George
and Hulda G.. Naylor against Josers
NJ. Jensen and others. appellants. s9.
pealcd from Judge e.. W. Morse of Hs
Third district court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services over The reu ll...
OF william IT, Reading. aged y'.rf
who died ln bakersfield. Cal. May . ~
OF pneumonia. son Of John Aha Nr
ME Reading OF Centorvllle, luN' ~.
De- held Friday a. PM ilu ~
FrwcIfth Thirteenth ward chapel
ceased was "a member OF the Alntsa- Y,
ated Carpenters union and Wno3I.." ~,
HE World Friends are invited 10 I'm
tend the funeral services lule.A.'
ho I'm Citv cemetery. The HHsh'l W.
be- opened az the chapel prior l' si'
ices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
JAMES MARSH BONDS.
Court Grants Him Unul Tomorrow
To Perfect Existing Bail.

James Marsh convicted by jury q
having assaulted Mrs Melinda Newell
with intent 20 murder was granted
until tomorrow to perfect his existing
bond which gives him liberty unit, tine
of sentence May a. when convicted
two days ago Marsh was allowed %
days In which 10 move for new ira,
and his time Of sentence fixed Tor May
2i The bonds under which be was a.
freedom. were objected TO by the state
and time granted for their perferi'o1.
on account Of the inability Of two "
the boudsmcn to appear 600 court today
the bond matter was continued un,t
fou1DrrDVV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
rIERNNN AssAUI.r CNsE.

The dav On Judge Lewis division q
the district court is still being taken
up with the trial Of Burt Herman
charged with a statutory o1euse dl5g-
ed to have been committed against =
year-old Sadie Lyuberg at Murray 20
Feb. IS. During the forenoon the little
girl occupied the stand under "a stir
cross-cxamination. and it ie likely The
case will 40 another day before being
submitted % the fury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
LOTTIE FOSTER SEEKS DIVORCE.

In. a complaint filed i'm the district
court Yesterday Lottle Foster seeks to
be divorced from Franklin +. Foster.
10 whom she was married at Farming
ton on July %, 1907. The complaint al
leges that Foster. who is now residing
In New York abandoned his wife In
August. 1907, less than a month after
the marriage. She asks that her maid
On name. I.ottie Walters, be restored.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
MORAN GETS HIS SPUR.

A decision was given yesterday by
Judge Morse iu favor Of the defe11ar.
in the case Of Charles Wauloss. Fran.
els NJ Brown and others against Oh,
Oregon Short Line Railroad company
and r J Moran. The suit was brought
to prevent the construction of -ru-
track running through Dot o block e.
plat a. 90 the Moran barn af Second
West and Eighth South streets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John G. Capson and wife 90 James
Hodgen. part or section q, town. o.,
ship / south. range ] east..-..,.f ~
Louise Freed 10 Max Woollev van, ....
part or lot 2. block 81, plat BE-. 1851
Engebret Hansen and wife 70 ln'lu
Smart, part OF section 81. town 4.
ship 9 south, range 1 west "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12

evidently repented OF their acif..
although the divorce Womb and
nhal until six months. thog t N
their bonds OF matrimonv 'tNe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
CLAM FOR GOODS SOLD.

suit was instituted In the district
court yesterday by the Bear Bros. Mer-
camille company 20 recover from VII
liam Draper "a total Of Si,053.99, claimed
10 be due on goods sold during March
and April.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12
MIS-. REnNINN.s DINORcE.

An intcrlocutory decree of divorce
was granted by Judge Armstrong u-
day in the case Of Evelyn NJ. Retml
VS.. Joseph II. Redman. The pIaiurf
was awarded the custody of Che ii-
year-old daughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12

Sold. laid p d guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12

r.. f. Evans. Florist, 36 S. Nam ,s n
Floral designs a specially. Phones -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health office in the last
twenty-four hours:
Benjamin F. Hook, 60 years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Dennis Z. Conroy, III years, Providence
Hospital
Frederick NJ Stewart. 23 years, 617
Virginia avenue southeast.
Margaret a. Rodler, 20 years. I'D
Washington circle.
Catherine Brosnan, - years, 61O 9TH
street southwest.
Mary Johnson, :1i years, Sibiey Hos
pital.
John r. Murray, - years 14fI Penn
Sylvania avenue southeast.
Arthur Van Riswick, Us years, Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
Ann c. Fenelon, ) months, Children's
Hospital.
Dorothy i. BowIes. II months, 81 9Th
street southwest.
James f. Grant. ~ hours, :;29 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue northwest.
Robert Hawkins, 10 years, 22l NJ street
southwest.
Jane Daniels, II years. IA Sd street
southeast.
Samuel Boiling, 81 years, Garfield Hos
pitaI.
Emily Howard, 81 years, Columbia Hos
pi;al.
John Williams. 80 years, ~ Dingman
place northwest.
Amelia Hopkins, 81 years, G45 Girard
street northwest.
Emma Bradford, 10 years, GEORGETOWN
University Hospital.
Dorothy Johnson, months, 1914 32d
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following:
Frank r. Underwood and Eva t. Ken
nedy.
Henry c. Grant and Sarah Jackson.
Hal q. Crockett and Gertrude V. I.entz.
Wilbur L. Rodabush of Harrisburg. Pa.
and Lutte J. Price OF this city
Clement NJ. Woodland and Lottie NJ.
Sherzer
William Shelter and Lula e Chamber
lin.
John George and Ray Stern.
William II. Jones Of Alde. Va. and
Katie r. q. Overhaul of Leeshurg, Va.
John Barber and Anna Bell.
George Deerhoi and Rose Morono, both
of Richmond. Va
George r. Hanson aud Agnes \. Cas-
SELL
Robert Campbell and Loretta Simms.
Harry Watson and Edith Smith.
Derostus W. Myers and Bculah b. Bal
This.
Clarence \. Young of Charleston. w.
Va, and Mamie l.. Thorn OF tins city.
Barry r. Fender and Carrie Hill
Isaac T.. RloSScr and TirZah y. Crabill,
both of Strasburg. Va.
Ralph ". Crane of Stamford. Conn,
and Margaret +. Sharp of this city
Eugene Davis and Eva NJ. Young.
Joseph r. Jackson and Susie r. Smith.
John &. Rudisill and Stella Pullen. both
of Eagle Rock, Va.
Frank r. Fennell and Elsie NJ Fowler.
James F. Kelly and May Il. Carr
Leon :. | Imam of Salisbury, Md, and
Lilly G. Hawkins OF This city.
James y. Chappclear and Ethel II. Lacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the health Office in the last twenty
four hours:
Murdoch and Mildred A. Grant. boy.
Ralph W. and Caroline \. Eisinger,
boy.
Salvatore and Carolina F'iore girl
Giuseppe and Giovanna Italiano, girl.
Bonnie and Eta Eriti, girl.
Charles l.. and Alice NJ. Smith, girl.
Franklin &. and Alice l.. NJ. Parks. boy
Herbert and Ethel NJ Hetterly. girl
William *. and Bessie l.. Dever boy.
William T.. and Marie T. Lockwood,
girl.
David Fl. and Emily V. Zirkle, boy.
Jasper A. and Bertha Smith. boy.
Harry and Sarah Mazo, girl.
Frank w. and Mary l.. Norton, girl.
Harry r. and Rernedette &. HUM, boy.
Ralph and Mary L. Dimes. boy
Montell and Alice Davis. girl
George w. and Ida Il. Smith. girl.
Robert and Sallie Winkey. girl.
Robert and Gertrude Dunlop. boy
William N. sr., and Addie T. Suter,
boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-26
I. C. A. Alumnae.

Last Monday evening the alumnae OF
the immaculate Conception Academy held
the first business meeting OF the year IN
the academy han. sth and . streets
northwest. The meeting WAS called to or-
der by the retiring president. Mss l,oretto
McGuinncsS. upon winch a report a. the
year ending was read 10y TIE recordlre
secretary. Miss Marie II. Melting. IRE
treasurer. Miss Nina Mari. then submitted
statement or the financial condition OF
the asSocia ton, which latter was found
to be very satisfactory. and arrange
ments We're later discussed for the va
rious social functions To be given by the
alumnae during the coming year.
Miss Agnes Mckenna, chairman OF the
nominating committee. proposed as OH
GERS for the coming year The following
who were unanimously elected:
President. Mrs. {. r. Brown. vice
president Mrs. Thomas Tabler: treasurer.
Mrs. Mary Columbus: recording Secre-
tary. Miss Mary keliher. corresponding
secretary. Miss Grace Lynch.
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DIED.

BLANpToRD. on Sunday octohe5 -. 1910
in the Philippn" Islands JAMES {. BLAND -
FORD. beloved son of William Ecnson and
Agnes Cl'ary Blandford ~ Clinton. Md.
BRosNAN. Departed thi, iife October -. 1910
at SD am. CATHARINE. bciovcd vfc "
Jeremiah !. BrosnGn.
r uherai VIII take place from her late residence.
6ln Ain street southwest. Thursday morning
$50 o'clock. and from thor" TO - nonnic's
church. where solemn mass Of requiem viii
he said for Tho rc-osc ef her soul AZ -
o'c"ck
CoNRoN. ON Tuesday ocoher -. 1910. r
Ia am. DENIS r.. beloved husban a,
Anne VI. conroy. and :sthcr OF Rev. Patrick
T. and John NJ. Courcs aud Aunir NJ. sui
Funeral from his lste residence 1899 1lth stree,
southeast oil Friday. October -. at 81 am;
thence Ia -. Peters Church, 81 aud
streets, where solemn requiem mass VII
he offered FOR tn" repese Of his soul. Rea
tlSes and friends respectfully invited TO
attend Intermcnt In Mount olivet cemetery
o'clock pm: after brief illness. HATTIE
A. DICKSON. the beloved dsughtcr -
Rachel and the lste Carter Dickson an1 So
tor Of Sarah Snencer Rosa Brown and fIcnr.
and Alice T.. Dickson.
Funeral from her la1e residence. s. p.fr"s.
2 o'clock pm Relatives aud friends IN
vited
HUMPHREYS. Entered into peaceful rest Tues
day. October -. 1910, al his rcsidenre. lS7 I.
hand Of Mary Humphreys.
Funeral services Friday. October 2s. at o'clock.
nj the Second Raptist Church. 81 street be-
tween III and | streets northwest. Friends
are respectfully invited to attend
kNaBE On Tuesday October - 1910 Al
1872" pm, JOHN W. beloved husband OF
Trrderics Knsbe aged forty five wears
Funeral from his late rcsdencc. fi4S kra
street northeast. Thursday. October pa =
""clock pm. Relatives and friends arc In
tted 4" attend. Iniermcnt at Prospect
Hill cemetery.
MATTHEW'S. ON TUESDAY. October -. 1910. st
9:1a am, JOSEPHINE MATTHEWS, wife
Of \. n. Matthews.
Funeral on Friday. October IS. from tho resi-
dence 1921 4th street northwest. AT pm.
thence to Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.
Friends invited 10 the house
OPPERMANN. bn Tuesday. October -. 1910,
at $40 am. ANToNIA. brlovpd Wife Of
Frederick oppermsnn aged thirfvtwo years.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 913 Atm
street northwest. Thursday. October 81.
al 2:30 pm Relatives and friends invited.
IDteruent at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
PATTERSON. ON TUESDAY October % 1910.
ELLA r. PATTERSON. wife Of John w. Pat
terSon.
Funeral Saturday October ~, at : pm from
chapel al john II. Wright COMPANY iS37 10Th
street northwest. tRichmond papers please
WILLIAMS. Suddenly on octobc- ac $50 a,
his residence, III 4 street northwest,
CHARLES LEE WILLIAMS.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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SERMON BY BISHOP BRENT.
Corner Stone of Episcopal Chapel to
Be Placed Tuesday Next.

The TT. Rev. Charles Henry Brent
Episcopal missionary bishop to the Phil
ippnes. who was twice elected SUCCESSOR
To the late Bishop Satterlee as Bishop OF
Washington. and declined, will preach
the sermon at the laying OF the corner
stone OF the Bethlehem Chapel of the
Holy Nativity next Tuesday afternoon.
The services will begin at 2 o'clock.
with Bishop Harding presiding and lay
ing the stone. Canons DE Nries and Bra
tenahl are in charge OF the arrangements.
Little Henry Y. Satterlee. grandson OF
Bishop Satterlee. viii be present and as
sist in the ceremonies OF the day.
large vested choir and section Of the
Marine Band will also participate
The stone will be laid In the crypt 81
the cathedral, and directly beneath the
chancel.
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C.. L. WILLIAMS DEAD.
Treasury Clerk for Forty-Three
Years-Victim of Apoplexy.

Charles Lee Williams, for more than
forty-three years clerk in the Treas
ury Department. died suddenly of apo
pleXy this morning at his home, Ill P
street northwest
Mr. Williams was born in Connecticut,
but as an infant moved TO the District
of Columbia, from which he was ap-
pointed TO his first position i'm the Treas
ury Department.
Up to the time of his death Mr.. Will
liams was a clerk in the office of the
auditor for the Treasury. He was APP
pointed to the Treasury Department in
1861. Until the reorganizatio of the de-
partment in 1S.;s he was a clerk in one
OF the controllers offices.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.