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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-15

ONLY 1850
for Broom cottage.
sewer, water and gas
south front lot on paved street,
on car line.
ONLY $1,000
for a broom cottage
bath, gas and electric llght
lot 40xl29. with barn
North Of Bemis Park
NEW BRICK COTTAGE
rooms and upstairs partly finished
modern except heat nicely arranged and
decorated. one OF the best built houses In
the city. Built by owner. Full basement
Lot 4bxl1. A good home for some one,
W. II. GATES,
Room Ga N. ", Life Bldg.
ID. 1914 w. 26sS.
The bee., 1910-01-06
USED NITRoGLYCERINE
TO OIL HIS REVOLVER
Lexington Nan Suffers Mullation When
He Snaps Weapon.

Lexington, KY, Jan. 3. With
his jawbone broken, one hand
blown off and his face frightfnl-
ly burned aud mntilated, John
Gregory, Wayne county farm
er, was found by neighbors who
rushed into his room today fol-
lowing An explosion.
Gregory had oiled his revolver
with nitroglycerine by mistake,
and when he snapped the ham,
mer the loud report led persons
in the vicinity to believe chat a
miniature cannon was being
fred in celebration of the adj
vent of the new year.
Physicians pronounce Gre
gory's injuries not fatal.
The bee., 1910-01-06
TOWN LOSES A
BELOVED CITIZEN,
L. H. O'Bnen, City Councilman and Proml
nent Churchman Dies This Morning.

/ :
Mr., O'Brien was about fiftt
SIX years old and had been fore
man of the mechanical depart
ment of the Louisville & Nasa
vile Railroad at this place SIM
February 1881, except that
ran passenger engine for Z
years during that period.
was a member of the Earlingt
City Council, having been
elected last November after
number of years OF honora
and continues service in that
.pacity. lie has attended
meetings Of the Council to !
except the December med
and that held on Monday nj
Mr.. O'BrjeH was born in
ford, Conn, and entered
railroad service IN the sou
1867, at Knoxville, Tenn.
ing in 1879 to- Nashville, v -
he was'givvn the passenger
inc "FiresFiy'1 pulling .tTsV
on the oldSWL. ~ 5. e. Rs0ifS
nov the Henderson. Division, o
the L. a. N. g. 90 te.~ b.
Funeral arrangeanentsfcanno
yet be known, Mr.. O'Brlen wa
leade" in the congregation o
the Church of the lmmaculat,
Conception and most highly re
garded as achurchman and cir
zen, by all who knew him. He
leaves his wife, his son, Doug
ass, now holding responsible DO
siticn with the railroad here, auc
several daughters, one Of whom
is Mrs. Dee Henry, recently
married.
Darlington loses nbble and
useful citizeI whose place in
the affairs OF the town, the
church and the railroad service
viii be hard to fill.
The bee., 1910-01-06

last summer spent several weeks
at Tennessee watering place
where he was somewhat benefit
ted. The trouble was a kidney
affection. At one time there
were plans for him To go to a hos
pital for a surgical operation, but
he grew weaker and was un-
able to make the journey.
The bee., 1910-01-06
DIDN'T KNOW IT was LOADED"
Henderson Man Shoots Young wife ana
Causes Her Death.

Henderson, Ky, Jan. d.
James Mccormick didn't know
it was loaded. He wiz suappiRg
a gun in the kitchen, 1t was
aimed at his wife, AMI ~llen the
cartridge exploded IL blew her
head off.
She was Young and hand
some woman, twenty one wears
of age.
The bee., 1910-01-06

Iu0 btehul SHOVEL ti1aU udb D6eu at
work at Hecla for several weeks,
left Monday for NortonviIle, where
they will be for some time.
Hey Lane and Ed Austin, two
darlington men, have secured en-
Payments with the Walsh Con-
struction Go. at Nortonville.
Some of our Darlington boys, who
are attending school in Madison
vile, are rapidly developing orato-
rial powers and witty reparte.
Mrs. Bette Nichols died at the
residence OF her son Saturday
morning at 80 VI old age and was
buried Sunday in Webster county.
e. J. Williamson, president Of
the State Benefit Association, OF
Madisonyille, was in the city Mon
day Chas. Miles is the agent here.
Quite large number of cur Thea
atre-goers attended "Polly of the
Circus" at Madisonviile Tuesday
night and returned delighted with
the show.
DIR. K. G. Brandon was in Madi-
sonville Saturday on business. DR..
Brandon returned to Nashville
Monday, where he is attending
medical college.
Out OF ~ of the most prominent
men that died during the year of
1903 Olny l6 had lived to be four
score-ten so says the Post Dispatch
of January 2, 1910.
Miss Dodge O'Brien won the
prize offered by Barnes, Coward d
Co. to the clerk selling the largest
amount of goods between October
LIST and January LIST.
We hope next week to give the
details OF the celebration of Perry's
victory on Lake Erie 100 years ago,
and it may be that the Third
regiment, X. S. g., VIII participate
liz itj
The louisville Times celebrated
its Ssth anniversary by publi shing =
ITO page paper It is fall OF inter-
esting reading matter and il a vaIu-
able souvenir Of The Times enter-
prise.
J. M. Kestner left yesterday for
Evansville. Mr.. Kestner has
bought the State right for the wash
ing machine in Indiana and VIII
make his headquarters at Evans
vile. His son, Neal, will assist him
in his new venture. We wish him
success.
The banquet given by the knights
Templars at the Masonic hall Fri
day night was swell affair and was
largely attended by the knights and
their ladies. The Shriner's band
made music for the occasion. A de-
lIghtful luncheon was served and
the affair was highly enjoyed by all !
In another column will be found a |
statement of the city for the past
year after having paid SO, 48O.6S for
a new city hall. The Treasurer
has in his hands 81 ,O63 SO. This is |
a fine showing ami we have a city
hall that is a credit to any town of
twice our size. That our city has |
business administration there is no
doubt.
Harry CoeneD, of RaysvilIe, La,
was married at MOrganfield TO Miss
Texas Mattlngly, Friday. They
came TO this city to visit MT. Coe.
mems father. From here they will |
go to Louisiana, where they will re-
side in the future. Mr.. C1enen
formerly lived here ard has many |
friends who wish him much success
and happiness.
A dance given at Webb's bali Fri
day night was one OF the incest that
has been given this season. Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Leahy gave it in
honor of their daughter, Miss Annie,
who is home from Nashville, Tenn,
where she is attending school. A
large crowd of her friends and adj
mirers were present and tripped the
light fantastic until late hour.
The bee., 1910-01-06
FOREMAN L. en-. MEcH1N-
ICAL DEPARTMENT
For Many Years Was In Falling
Health for Many Months,
About Sc Years Old.

After going to press about IL
o'clock a. m, the news comes of
the death of Mr.. l.. Ii. O'Brien,
one of Earlington's oldest and
best beloved citizens, whose
death has for some time been ex-
pectcd. Mr.. O'Brien has been u
III health for some months and
The bee., 1910-01-06
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
The Government Pays Railway Mail
Clerks $500 to $1,000. and Other
EmlOysss up to $500 An
nualIy.

Uncle Sam will hold spring exam
nations throughout the country for
Railway Mail Clerks. Custom
House Clerks, Stenographers,
Bookkeepers, Departmental Clerks
and other Government Posisions.
Thousands Of appointments will be
made. Any man or woman over IS,
IN City or Country CA get Instruc-
tion and free informal "A bywrIting
at once to the BureauOf Instruction,
IN q, Hamlin building, Rochester,
N. y.
ts,t ~
The bee., 1910-01-06
Happenings


|odrich's ad again.
ghafsf Was IN Madisonville
ess Monday.
browning was IN Madison
business Saturday
hlE NIsbet. of Evansville, was
city SATURDAY. on business.
In Grim has hn5Red into the
se occupied by fI6tner Handy.
hos. +. Finley. OF 'Madisonville,
in the city ofi busfness Satur-
Ay. y
Brent Hart. Of abe Journal force,
pas in the city on business Satur-
bay.
y Marshal VIM, Bradley made
Business trip to Madisonville Mon
day.
Browder Myers. of jacksonville,
was in the city Saturday on bust
ness.
N Cbas. Curtis, of HopkinsviIle,
spent Saturday in the city on bust
hess.
lr. A. o. Sisk aud S. A. Bate
Ne business trip to Madison
sll9 Saturday.
Mtsp Noka Burton, who has been
very iiiwith typhoid fever, is i'm
proving slowly.
Mrt. VIM. Bradley, who has been
quite III for the past month, IS rap
idly recovering.
Geo. c. Atkinson left Tuesday
night for few days business trip
"a Nashville, Tenn.
y Joe Robinson, of Nashville, ar
Xad ~. the city Tuesday. He ia in
rance business.
/. Ray, who has been con-
10 his hOmc for the past week,
to be on duty again.
y. Coyle and bride, have
ed from Evansville, where
ere married last week.
~ all the college girls left
:. r different schools and will
hrn until tue close in June.
Narcis Fugate. who has been
g. ck for some time of cd age
leral break down is no better.
%. Long, Assistant State
spector. left Sunday for !
y ", Ky., where be goes on
M. Burton returned home !
i from Centertown, Ohio
here he has weekly APP
E glayton, who has been living
The farm of j. r. Rash, between
Z; ere and Madisonville, has moved
this CITY.
Volney Clark 10 now living in
s srbiD, Ky.. where he is an engineer /
the Cumberland Gap division OF
70 l.. s. N.
A. Ds OVW ohh WIG 5Cnclni hD6uN- |
of Barnes, Coward a. Co., spent
0nday afternoon in MsdisosvilIe
business.
essrs. Dan M. Evans, Miller
be-. }. H. COrbitt and 81 Watson
made business trip to the county
seat Friday.
Clyde Hays, who got hurt at
8nthris some time ago, has suffered
q relapse and is again confined in
tbe hospital.
Green Gill and Ennis Davis will
leave shortly for the Pan Handle
district Of Texas. where they will
engage in farming.
Col. w X Griffin, who has been
visiting his brother in JacksOnv Tile,
Fla, has returned home. w. X.
says that Jacksonville is the COM
ing town and the New York of the
South.
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The bee., 1910-01-06

We wish to give thinks TO the
people of Darlington for their
kindness in the IllUess and deajh
of my daughter. May God
bless you all.
MRS. r. A. SMITH,
MRS. NoLLIE DAVENPORT,
Mother and Sister
The bee., 1910-01-06
The MoUiug 7hrong

Col. Robt. w. Wood. visited in
jacksonville Sunday.
Mrs. Robt. Fenwick made visit
to NortonvilIe Sunday.
Mrs. Robt. Brown made friends IN
jacksonville visitFriday.
Frank Martin left yesterday to
VISIT his sister at Graham.
Mrs. Jas. Smith visited relatives
III the county seat Saturday
Miss virgie Kilroy spent Sunday
with friends in Hopkinsvllle.
Carl Woolfork spent Sunday in
Madisonville with his father.
Mrs. ID. +. Lynn made relatives in
MadisonvIlle visit Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Rash made relatives in
Madiconville visit Saturday.
Miss JAMIE Victory was in Maids
cnville Saturday with friends.
MISS Ruth Wyatt made friends in
MadisonvIile'a visit Saturday.
Mrs. OFT Powers spent Saturday
with relatives in Madisonville.
w. II. Hays, of Greenville, spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
Mrs. Jno. Griffin was a guest of
friends in Madisonville Monday.
Mrs. ID. w. Umstead made friends
IN Madisonyille visit Monday.
Rufus N Clark and family spent
Sunday with friends at Oak Hill.
Mrs. Jno. B. Atkinson spent Tues
day with friends in MadisonvIlIe.
Mrs. q. b. johnson was the guest
of.friends in Madisonville yesterday.
Miss Carrye r. Atkinson is visit
ing friends in Louisville this week.
Mrs. Lewis g. Beiling, of Evans
vile, lad, is visiting her father.
Maj. $. II. KlmmelI spent Satur-
day with his parents in Henderson.
Miss Margret Victory made
friends IN MadisonviIle a visit Fri
day.
Jno. B. Moore and Miller Evans
were IN MaiisOnviIle visiting Sun
day.
Ohio Lane, of Clay, spent Sunday
IN the city as q guest of his brother,
Hey.
Jnc. Davis, of Anton, was in the
city Saturday to see his daughter,
Lena.
Thos. N. Black, superintendensl
at Shamrock, spent Saturday,in the
city.
Miss Elizabeth Victory made
friends in MAdisonvjlle a visit Sat
urday.
Mrs. Fred Ashby, of hopkinsyille.
spent SATURDAY. IN the city with
friends.
Miss Laura Springfield left Tues
day for SIaughterville to visit
Miss Anna Deal BrAmwell was m
Saturday visiting
friends.
Mrs. w. c. Morton, of Madison
vile, was IN the city Friday visiting
friends.
Robt. Ewing, of st. Charles, spent
in the city, en- route to
Louisville.
Henry Rogers and Chas. Barnett
were in MadisOnville Monday visit
ing friends. 8l
Miss Mollie Nelson left Tuesday,
Tor a visit to friends and relatives
in Evansville.
Arch Martin left last week for
Denver, Colo, where he will reside
IN the future.
Miss Sue Foard spent several DAYS
the FIRST of the week with friends in
HopkinsviIle.
NVAo ObdED, Oh OWenSDOfO,
is visiting the family of Ottey Van
noy this week.
Miss Mary Hewlett attended
Polly of the Circus at MadisonviIie
Tuesday night.
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. w. Rogers spent
week with friends in
Nashville, Tenn.
N. i TOombs and family, of Mad
Isonville, spent Sunday with Mrs.
TOombs parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex McEuen spent
Sunday in St. Charles with Mr.. Me-
Eoen's parents.
II. p. Barnes. who has been in the
city for the past week, has returned
to Beaver Dam.
Geo. w. Sypert, county attorney
wQo Ia fi,a a.e..
The bee., 1910-01-06

Some merchants is advertising to
Won today.
The diamond drill., 1910-07-30
aIse Alarm.

Sheriff Holmes was called 10 the Hol.
lister mine last Saturday night by the
mine officials who reported-tnat fell
low had gone underground to put the
pumps on the bum.
When the sheriff arrived at the loca.
tion he found things in an uproar It
WASH . definitely clear wnat the fellow
was 20 do and every moment some
thing terrible was expected 20 happen.
Mr. Holmes was warned not 10 90
underground but be didn't heed the
stories and descended 10 the pump
house where be found the fellow sleep.
ing of pretty heavy jag Mr.
Holmes awoke him aud took him 10
surface where matters were explained
in a new light and the fellow allowed
10 go
The diamond drill., 1910-07-30

srANDING on TEAMS

Crystal Falls ran into another streak
OF bad weather last Saturday and Sum
day were nuable 10 play the two games
scheduled with Ishpeming on those days
Just when the games will be played
of has not been decided yet The
Crystal Falls club will make but one
more trip to Ishpeming and 1t is GER
tain that one double header will be
played then. How the otner game
shall be disposed of is yet undecided
The players were at the park Satur-
day ready 10 start playing when a
drizzling rain started that lasted most
of the afternoon. Sunday forenoon a
heavy rain fell that flooded the dia-
mond The players went to the park
and attempted TO bail out the water
but while they were at work another
very heavy shower came up and play
was cut out Of the question
The diamond at Union Park Is a
poor one, the ground within the lines
being lower than the surrounding
ground so that the water stays on the
diamond
Marquette and Negaunee succeeded
in pulling Oft their Sunday game as
the Marquette grounds are sandy and
the water disappeared as fast as il fell.
Negaunee won the game giving IL
lead of four games and unless Crystal
Falls can put crimp in it's winning
streak today and tomorrow the Negau-
nee boys will nave pretty sure thing
tor the bunting.
The diamond drill., 1910-07-30
perso,lals

John Mason and Chas. Olson. the
latter OF Bates, had narrow escape
from serious injury, II not death, last
Wednesday. They were coming from
NJ ansfield, Mr.. Olson driving Schook s
colt and on the top OF the hill at Mrs
Galliyan's the Eldred auto came up
behind without warning The horse
took fright and ran away down the
hill Aoout fifteen rods from the top
Of the hill the buggy went into the
fence throwing the occupants out and
smashing the rig up generally Mr..
Mason was hurt about the legs but Mr..
Olson escaped any injury.
Miss Lizzie jackson and Ivie PAN
ther returned last Monday from Stur.
geon Bay and Baily's Harbor, to attend
the wedding OF Miss Olive jackson,
after three weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Mary Peters and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Mable Peters, stopped over
in Crystal Falls, while on their way
from Calumet, 70 visit Mrs. Peter =
son, r. F. Hollow.
r. f. Beach will move into the Her
man Holmes house the first of the
month The Schwartz residence va
Gated by Mr.. Beach will be taken by
Mr.. Peterson, the railway mail clerk.
Mrs. Rosie Friedenfeldt accompanied
by Miss Epstein, Of Milwaukee. are
the guests of Mrs. Friedenfeldt's sis
ters, Mrs. A. A. and Mrs A. Lust
field.
Messrs Roe, Motter and Olmsted will
occupy the residence vacated by Peter
Scholl. Mrs. Woodward will cook for
the boysin their bachelors home,
Miss Olive Wills visited with Mr..
and Mrs T. G.. Brooks at the Baker
location last week.
Miss Lulu Morrison is home from her
school la the west for her summer va
cation.
The diamond drill., 1910-07-30
Circus Day.

Wednesday was circus day and the
streets Of the city were filed all day
and Ieyening with a crowd OF circus
goers. The tents were pitched on the
old base ball ground.
According to plans the train was to
have been on the siding at the Great
Western mine at :0n o clock a. m. but
IL didn't get in until after 8 00 o'clock.
The delay threw the whole program
out OF balance and the street parade
was abandoned The workmen had to
hustle until $50 without dinner to get
the arrangements made. for the perfor-
nance.
Every seat was filed, one Of the lar
gest crowds that ever attended circus
here being present in the afternoon.
The evening crowd was also large.
Gollnar Brothers run clean show
in every way.
The diamond drill., 1910-07-30

About sixty members Of the Michigan
State Bar association gathered In Mar
quette for their annual meeting last
Monday Twenty-Five OF the lawyers
were from below the straits Morning
and afternoon sessions were held at the
court house and banquet was held at
the Hotel Marquette In the evening
The forenoon session was taken up
with the address OF welcome. by -. II.
Ball the response by Harry A. Lock
wood. OF Detroit. and the reports Of
the various officers and committees as
10 the work done since the last meet
ing. Officers were elected as follows
President-C. W. Perry. Glare.
Vice Presidential. B. Eldredge.
Marquette.
Secretary-Wm. J. Landman. Grand
Rapids.
Treasurer Il. Brown, Lapeer
Directors-H. II. Emmons. Detroit /;
Grant Fellows, Hudson Victor Gore,
Benton Harbor P. II. Travis. Grand
Rapids; Cnas. W. MoGill. Lansing F.
Fl. Dodds. Mt. Pleasant; Vim. p. Bel
den, Ishpeming; Dallas Boudeman.
Kalamazoo. and Watts. Humphrey,
Saginaw.
The diamond drill., 1910-07-30

Irving II. jackson entertained about
forty OF his male friends very pleasan.
tly at his nome last Thursday evening.
The reception was held on the lawn
where the decorations and festoons of
electric lights remained in place from
the wedding of the previous evening,
The electric arrangement was univer.
sally admired and Mr.. Jackson left
nothing undone to make the evening
very pleasant one for the many friends
who were present.
Judge Thoren Of Negaunee was in the
city several days this week on legal
business Mr.. Thoren is manager of
the Negaunee baseball club and is high
ly thought Of in this city.
The Crystal Clothes Cleaning Works
will open their French Dry Cleaning
shop, Monday August /, in the old
bank building Read over their ad in
another column.
Mrs. G.. s. Chadbourne and daugh-
ter, Mrs. John T. Roth are spending
the summer in Elkhart, Ind, and
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lenz came up
from Norway Wednesday to attend the
wedding of Miss Olive jackson. They
returned home Thursday evening.
Miss Nettie Meyers of Florence, wis.,
is in the city the guest Of Misses Carrie
and Sophie Pfeiffer.
Gen Manager Ireland of the NJ. A.
Hanna company was in the citfy much
of the week.
Captain Hughes and family came
down from Amasa last Wednesday to
attend the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo L. Woodworth
stopped over in Crystal Falls last Mon
day while on their way to Iron River.
Carl Bueuger came up from Amigo
early In the week and spent several
days here visiting his Children.
Judge McDonough was Crystal
Falls visitor here last Tuesday.
House For Sale House just built
year ago, with up-to-date fixtures.
Next TO John Erikson residence. In
quire OF Mike Halada,
WANTED.--A first class mine black
smith None but an A | man need
apply, Rodgers Brown Ore Co.
ONCE Rooms to Rent:-Oyer l.. A.
Henry,s furniture store, Inquire OF
Mrs. G. S. Henry
For Sale;-My store building on Su-
perior Avenue. Matt Hurja
For Remit: Business place and up
stairs rooms, Mrs. Russell
Room sto Rent-Oyer Ross ~ Co.'S
store Inquire OF d. NJ Ross
The diamond drill., 1910-07-30
Base Ball Notes

The Ishpeming and Negaunee teams
played off a postponed game at union
park last Wednesday afternoon, Ne.
gaunee winning by score Of y to g.
IL was the first time that Negaunee got
to Dixon.
A scrap occurred in the Ishpeming.
Negaunee game Of last Wednesday over
an attempt on the part Of Burke to
spike one of the Negaunee players.
For time it looked a. IL there would
be some doings but the both sides were
quieted down later.
Catcher Ball Is able 10 be about with
the assistance Of a cane. He will oc-
cupy a place Of nonor on the bench to-
day and tomorrow but il is not likely
that he will don the ball togs again.
Crystal Falls can win the pennant
only by winning every game played
with Negaunee. Only two games can
be losts TO any team for the balance CT
the season.
II looks as IL the fight is TO be tor
second place with Crystal Falls, Ish-
peming and Marquette fighting hard.
Negaunee has five game lead and
none Of the teams seem to be able to
break up hcr combination.
The diamond drill., 1910-07-30
Board Enjoined.

On last Monday night the Escanaba
board Of Education held a meeting at
which a superintendent TO take the
place Of Supt, F. D. Davis who was
recently removed, was chosen. The
successful candidate is Prof. F. E.
King OF Ames, Iowa.
On Tuesday an injunction was sworn
out before Judge Flanagan restrain
ing the Escanaba board of education
from interfering with Prof. Davis.
This puts the matter mp TO the courts
and will probably result in consider
able legal sparring, a lot OF i'll will
and a depressing influence upon the
Escanaba schools.
Prof. Davis has refused to surrender
the keys and so holds the fort.
The diamond drill., 1910-07-30

Thos. Richards and daughter, Ma.
bel are visiting at his old home in
Canada.
The Mankato free press., 1910-05-13
He Was the Father of Dr. Warham,
Formerly of Vernon Center.

Richard Lee Warham, father OF DR..
Thomas Warham, physician for Henne-
pin county, died at a. m. Sunday, at
mis- home, 1925 Nicollet avenue Dr.
Warham formerly resided in Vernon
Center and is well known in Mankato.
Mr.. Warham had been resident OF
Minneapolis since 1886 when he re-
moved from Bellville, Ont. Since its
organization he had been financial sec
retarv for the painters and decorat-
ors' local union. He was also char
ter member So faithful was his ser
vice to the union that he was known
to the members familarly as Honest
Dick"
I'm 1890 DR.. Warham. who was vet
cran of the Civil war, was appointed
aide on the staff of Commander in Chief
Shaw of the Grand Army of the Re-
public, with the rank of colonel. He
had served in the same company with
the commander. He was member of
George n. Morgan post, No. 4, and
had often refused the position Of post
commander. He was also a member of
!. O. O. F.. at Belleville.
Mr.. Warham was born Nov. 20, 1912
at Quebec. p. @. In boyhood he moved
to Kingston, Ont, where ne learned the
painters trade. Removing to Water
town. n. Y, he became citizen and
cast his first vote for Abraham Lin.
coin for president. In 1861 he enlisted
in the Thirty fifth New York volmi-
teers for three months. He re.cnlist"d
and severad three years. participating
in the battles of Antietam, South Houn.
tain, Charlottesville. fredericksburg
first and second Bull Run. Cold TIarbol
and others. He escaped without a
wound. and was mustered out ut FL
mira \. Y. In 1865 he married Agnes
Tweed of Kingston and in 1874 moved
to Belleville and engaged in business
He was Presbyterian in religion and
an independent in politics. He leaves
beside his wife four children, all living
in Minneapolis-Dr Thomas T. War
ham. Harry F. Warham, Mrs Mand
hale and Mrs Jennie Cornish