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allied grain. great care being used TO
thus destroying the germ and pro-
liant. requiring no digestion, in the
liability and freedom from injurious
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
SHOWS INCREASED VALUES
Alderman Campbell Urges Pur-
chase of More Land by City.

Alderman Campbell. chairman of the
committee parks. Fairgrounds and
schools OF the New York City Commission
OF Congestion OF Population. has prepared
a report IL which he shows increases in
the valuation OF land owned by the city
since the War Of 1872
The paper. which indicates that the city s
land holdings have grown in value by leaps
ana bounds was made from figures FUR
rished ct the Controllers Office and by the
Department OF Taxes and Assessments. II
saws that out o. a43 sites purchased by
New York City. 537 have shown an increase
Of from . to 2.ooo per cent
In order 10 show how the values in GER
tain sections have jumped skyward. MI
Campbell compares those Of the lots on
which are Public School a. in Greenwich
avenue Manhattan. and Public School 81
az Norman. Hackford and Oakland streets
Brooklyn. The plot upon which the Man
haitian schoolhouse stands was worth ~
cents a square foot IL 1873 In 1895 II could
be sold for SO 81 That on which the
BROOKLYN school is built was purchased
for % cents square foot IN lsoS. IN E'o
il was valued al s. Is.
The alderman advocates the purchase OF
land by the city. and tells OF several Euro
pean municipalities which own property
Berlin. he saws. owns nearly one-tenth OF
the ground within its limits and Frank
for4-on-Main owns about one-naf OF the
real. estate inside of its boundaries
The report also says that BROOKLYN mas
one acre Of park space for every l.o'A per
sons. It recommends that at least thirty
s1usre feet Of room be reserved for each
registered school child
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
vALEALLA JURY DISAGREES
Court Paroles Fisher, Accused of Nal
treating d Boy.

After being locked in a little jury room
in the town hall ar Ealhalla. Y. from
midnight until 3-45 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. the jury failed to agree on the guilt or
innocence Of Charles P Fisher. the super
intendent Of the Brace Memorial Farm
School al TalhaIla. who had been on trial
for two nights on charge of assaultlng
Thomas Barnshav. a slXteen-year-old in
mate
Lawyers. spectators and Judge Quinn
smoked and spapped stories until a. m.
and then the six 1urymen. tired and sleepy,
marched into the courtroom and reported
that they could NOT agree. Better go back
and try said Judge Quinn, as he ordered
the Jurvmen escorted back to their room
At 3.45 a. m the jurors again came into
court and reported that there was no
chance under the heavens of agreeing.
Justice Quinn discharged the jury and
then paroled Mr.. Fisher.
The specific charge against Mr- Fisher
was that he 'cuffed. kicked and punched
the BarnShsw hOv or June Is last and then
confined him in Z box-like cage. which the
hoz-s have dubbed the guard house or
coffin Strercher.- from morning until night
Wit ho11- food 0r water
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
TOWN WANTS A FIRE CHIEF
Job Commands No Pay and
Costs $500 to Keep Up.

Unless some competent man steps for
ward in the next four weeks and takes the
nomination. the volunteer fire department
Of the old town OF Newtown, now the ID
Ward Of the Borough Of Queens. viii be
without q chief engineer for the first time
in its history Of fifty years or more
There have been 122 fires in this ward
within the last eleven months. The duties
Of chief engineer Of the local department
correspond 10 those Of battalion chief OF
the paid Fire Department. VINO receives
salary Of & 500 while the chief Of the
--n1,7n+esr departrnent. IN addition 10 giving
his services free. IS under personal eE-
penze of sao year 10 keep up the duties
% his place
Chief Engineer Victor 3. Weber. of Elm
hurst who has held the job for the last
TWO years positively refuses TO become q
candidate for another term, and J Burt
Snediker. the only man who was willing 70
"a Ike UP the work and expenses Of the post,
died suddenly Of typhoid fever while or
rs vacation several DAYS ago
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
NEGRO DUEL LEADS TO ARREST
pullman Porter Held While Detectives
Search for His Antagonist.

Two nesroes We're involved in a shooting
Rffair Yesterday and one uf them. the police
ithink. is AUGUSTUS Bottle. z Pullman por-
fter. VINO 1le other Is detectives are trying
no fnd out- Bottle Is q prisoner in the West
laV0th street station. charged with feIonious
legsaui--
Bottle says he found his wife talking with
THE other negro yesterday afternoon He
RESENTED the mans presumption and invited
Fsairn 10 the cellar Of an apartment house in
TTesr ll4th street. There. ne says. his foe
drew z large revolver and shot At him he
ehowed powder marks on his necktie, but
fhe detectives wanted 20 know where the
S.uller went to Bottle couldn't tell
Walter Ward. an elevator boy in the
xrartnlent house told the police that ouly
one Of the negroes had q revolver He shot
a. the other. VINO fell Then he tried 10
shoot himself whereupon the man supposed
20 be dead jumped up and ran 10 the
etreet The man with the gun followed
soon af1erWard-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
rNFANTILE PARALYSIS SPREADS.

Middietown. Conn. Sept 1.-Although II
was decided to-day at meeting Of the
BOARD OF Health and local physicians not
70 close the public schools on account Of
the epidemic Of lnfantile paralysis. il is
expected that the attendance of the schools
VIII be much decreased Many parents
sending their children TO schools outside
the city. Three nav cases we're reported
to-day. making q total OF fourteen cases Of
the disease IN the last seven daVs. There
ha ws heen three deaths two girls. who
were members % the senior class OF the
high school. and an iDfant
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
PLEAD FOR IRISH HOME RULE
John Redmond and Three Colleagues
in Parliament Coming TO America.

John Redmond. N P leader of the fight
for Irish Home Rule. with his colleagues,
T. P. O'Connor Joseph Devlin and Daniel
Bowie. al members Of Parliament. Will ar
rive in this city Oh Sunday. They are TO
travel over the entire country and Canada
pleading their cause While they are doing
SO English ministers. Liberal and Tory. viii
confer In London. and II is thought that
the conference VIII result IN an advance Of
the Irish question toward q settlement.
The four men VIII attend the convention
of the United Irish League TO be held IN
Buffalo on september - and 2s. AT
meeting held In the Hoffman House on Sat
Urday night delegates were named 70 rep
resent New York At the convention. Among
them are Acting Mayor Mitchell, John D.
Crimnins William Bourke Cochran and
Magistrate Matthew P Breen.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Sunday, September
18. 1910.

Steamer Apache. Jacksonville September IL and
Charleston 10 TO the clyde SIS Co. with pazssn-
gers and uudse. Left Quarantine az s a m.
Steamer Chesapeake. Baltimore. 20 tho New
York & Baltimore transportation Line. with
udse Left Quarantine at 80
Steamer Mexico {Fr). Dunlirk August 2S Bor-
deaux September and Corunna g. 10 the Com
rs znie Ceneraie Transaflantidue, with 20 cabin
ana g2 steerage passengers and mdse- Arrived AZ
the Bar at Is
Steamer Neckar GER Bremen September 5 TO
CeIrtchs a. Co with 254 cabin and 224 steeraze
Messengers for New York ana 81 cabin and ciS
gteeraze passengers rldse FOR Baltimore. At
rived ~ Tire Bar a 40
stea,ner Colorado Galveston September 70. 70
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Friedrich der Crosse. reported as SIS miles
east Of sandy Hook At T,15 a m Yesterday. Is
expected 70 dock Tuesday forenoon.
The Mesaba, reported roo miles east OF
Sandy Hook al 6:1J yesterday. is expected
to dock Tuesday forenoon
The Kronprinz Wilhelm. reported as 40 miles
east of Sandy Hook 8 40 y Yesterday is
expected 10 dock Tuesday forenoon.
The Graf Waldersee. reported as .226 miles
east Of Sandy Hook at l D Yesterday. Is ez-
pected 10 dock Thursday forenoon.
The Finland. reported S13 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at Z m YESTERDAY is expected 10
dock this afternoon.
The Potsdam reported 293 miles east Of
Sandy Hook a. p m yesterday. is expected TO
dnr. this aftsrnnnn
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
Saving of $4,000 in One Item.

There also will be a saving in printing
the departmental estimates. Last year
they cost more than $4,000. Supervisor
Ferguson says he thinks that this year
they will cost less than $500.
That saving will be due to this" the
Supervisor said Last year. in addition
10 printing those estimates in the special
supplement to the City Record. they also
were printed in pamphlet form and also
D book form for the Board of Estimate
in five volumes at a cost of $4,000. They
also were printed in five volumes for the
Board of Aldermen at a cost Of $1,000.
There was the same wasteful way Of set
ting type all the way through the City
Record and in the books There was
vast quantity Of phat, and they were set
in nonpareiI and padded out in every con-
ceivable way. This wear they are TO be
IN BREWER, with no 'phat,' and they are
only going 10 be printed in the City Rec
ord. Instead of giving the Board of Esti
mate and the Board Of Aldermen separate
volumes I am having five hundred extra
copies OF the City Record supplement
printed. and they will be bound in cloth
and manila for the Board of Estimate and
the Board of Aldermen"
Getting competition on the city printing
also has resulted in a stupendous saving.
The cost Of composition has been cut 80 per
cent every page 1t is asserted by Su-
perviEor Ferguson that IN instances the
cost of an identical thing was 500 per cent
more last year than it has been this year
For instance. let us take the printing
Of the annual report OF the Department Of
Public Charities" Ferguson continued
Last year that cost s, 3,2S7 10, printed in
book form. This year. under competition,
the cost will be $5zs 30 The paper IS as
good and the report shows the same num-
her Of cuts. We had tho department con-
dense the report 10 some extent and
eliminate useless matter. The printing of
the annual report OF the Fire Department
cost last year S1.241 20 This year the cost
is S532 %
A big saving also has been effected on
the printing of acquisitions that are sent
IN 10 the City Record office by the depart
nents every day.
Under the old order they never had real
competitive bidding on them Supervisor
serguson said. The work was allotted 10
iiTerent printers. They went through the
orm OF getting competitive bids. but they
we're always coliusive. The Pratt company
got all the printing for the Health De
,artment- The amount Of printing the De
1artment Of Health has done in year is so
'ast il would choke elephant The
8rown company would go through the form
4 bidding against the Pratt company. but
Is bids were never lower than those OF the
Pratt company The Wvnkoop. HaIlenbeck
: crawford company also would bid OF
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

the Mallory SIS Co. with mdse Len Quarantine
1 .35 .
Steamer Monroe. Newport News and Norfolk
TO the Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and
mdse Left Quarantine at 3 p
Steamer MauX Isles tBrl. Cardenas Septen her
l, Gibara and Nipe II. 10 the Munson Ss Line.
with cedar and mahogany. Arrived at the Bar
] 20 m.
Steamer Comanchs. Jacksonville September II
and Charleston Is, 10 the clyde SIS co. with pas
seugers and mdse. Left Quarantine at so
Steamer Venezia err, Marseilles September 3
and Naples g, to James w Elwell 81 co. with 80
cabin and 3l3 steeraGe passengers and mdse. Ar
rived al the Bar ar 2.to m.
Steamer Gut He'll (Ger). Csrdenas September
IL. to the Munson 50 Line, with molasses Ar
rived at the Bar at / 80 m.
Steamer Arabic tBr}, Liverpool September 10
and Queenstown Il. 10 the White star Line
with 55e cabin and 6S2 steerage passengers and
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 3:45
Steamer Prtns Willem " tDutChJ PaTamaribo
August - Georgetown 70. Port Of Spain 81.
Carupano 81 Cumana and Guanta September I.
La Cuayra =. Puerto Cabello 8. Curacao g. Jac-
mel s. Aux Caves 8, Jcreuie 10 Port Prince
II and Saint Marc Il. 20 the Royal Dutch West
India Mail. with - passengers, mails and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar at . IL
Steamer Delaware. Philadelphia, 10 the clyde
Sc Co. with udsc. Passed In Quarantine II
a m.
Sandy Hook. n J. Sept Is. e;SO m-wind
southwest. light breeze; hazy: light sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Ocmulgee. Texas City: jamestown
Nor nd Neu Yea tEl
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
TRANsPACIFTC MAILS

Destination and steamer. Close In N Y PM
Hawaii. Japan. COrea. China (via
San F'ranciscol-M -Manchuria Sept -. $50
Japan. Corea. China tvia Seattle
Tamba Maru -. -. Sept -. $50
Hawaii (vis san Francisco )-Wihei-
nina -. Sept -. $50
Japan COrea- Philippines tvta Vic
foTia)-Empress OF china -. Sept %. $50
Samoan Islands, New Zealand. Aus
trala Cvia San FranciscoJ-Needes Sept IS. $50
Hawaii (via san Francisco)-Serra. Sept 90, $50
Hawaii Japan. CoTea, China (via
San Franciseol-Chiyo Maru. Sept 20, 6:30
FranctscolMr an Transport sept 30. $50
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
sEIPWRECKED MEN ARRIVE
Steamer Brings Captain and Two
Mates Of Norwegian Bark Thora.

The P-1us WfIleu " which arrived last
rniEhr from West Indian ports, had on board
Captain Chrtstianscu and his TWO mites .or
she shluvnecked Norwegian bark Thora,
which ran ashore ON July Is on 4 coral reef
e t1e point q TuCacaz Venezuela
Tee Thors VAS in ballast. proceeding
.from TucaCas for Nipe Bay Cuba and IN
.1rvinc 20 Eybe 1-ent high and dry on q coral
r-erf and became . total wreck The crew
% thirteen took 10 the boats and put back
50 TucaCas. captain Christensen and his
t,nstes took passage on the Prlnz Willem
IL ar Puerto CabeIlO.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

There is no ''one correct
stvle" In Derbies.
There is a general trend; but
MANY blocks and wide variety OF
proportions are needed to be-
conlingly fit every man.
So even though such fine
Derbies bear our own name,
we're glad to have the exclusive
New York sale of these other
Derbies from famous makers
the "Stetson Special, the
"knapp-Felt Preferred, the
Victor Jay" English hats.
Among the brightest spots IN
our Fall clothing are the Harris
tweeds, made in Scotland, and
named from the Isle of Harris,
where such cloths were first
made.
Suits. Overcoats and motor
ing coats all include some of
these famous fabrics.
We might add that we have
a few suits of the old-fashioned
handwoven Harris tweeds-
very few because it's almost
impossible in handweaving to
get two pieces alike.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores,
Warren 81. 18th ST 34tf1 s..
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
BALE HOOK WOUND CAUSES DEAr+

David Herman. of No. 223 East 4th
street. accidentally struck himself IN the
calf of the left leg with bale hook while
working in a warehouse at No. 10 Leonard
street yesterday. and he died of hemorrhage
a few hours after ne was taken to Hudson
Street Hospital The hook tore open an
artery and the physicians were unable TO
stop the flow of blood.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

Plymouth. Sept Is nOOu-C'leyeland Ger New
York for Cherborug and Hamburg tand pro
Ceeded1
Dover. Sept is. u ~ p m--Lapland fBelgl. New
York for Antwerp land proceeded.
Liverpool. sept 1s-Ceitic tBrJ. New York via
Queenstown
SUuthan4ptcfi. sept fS-New York New York VIA
Plymouth and Cherhourg
SAILED
Queenstown. sept IS $50 a m Baltic Brl from
liverpool New York 10 a m Lusitania
bri ttrunl Liverpool New York
S"t4t 1ampton sent ~. % Eaiserln AuEusts
ictcris 'Geri from Hamburg New York
ria thSrtuurE
Ae'rs sept is. MA roura,ns ,Fr New
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
CITY MAKES Bic SAVING
Appropriation for City Record
Will Show Large Reduction.
FROM S35O,OOO TO $4,000
Decrease Effected by Following
Investigating Commissions
Recommendations.

Announcement was made yesterday that
on the City Record appropriation the city
will save s140eo0 in 1911. as against the ap-
preparation of the present year. which was
$3.50. 900. David Ferguson, supervisor of the
City Record, expects to keep the work up
to the standard on $4,000 The saving has
been effected by following the recommended
tions Of the Investigating commission ap-
pointed by the Mayor
Mr. Ferguson, do you find from your ex-
perience in the office and its operations that
the criticisms of the commission were JUS
titled ?" the new supervisor was asked.
Il certainly do he replied. Il think the
report of the commission stated a saving
of approximately $4,000 a year could be
effected I think that the waste in 1903 was
nearer $4,000 than 100000 I also think
that the prices paid by this office for the
six months from July ! TO December 81.
1910. will prove that $4,000 was wasted in
1909. and would have been wasted in 1910 If
q halt had not been called by Mayor Gay
nor following his receipt of the commits
sion's -ep0rt -
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

surrise 5:44; sunset. 900. moon rises. -
moon S age. 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
BID SALE,

Bids viii be received ar the undersigned ad-
dress for all or any part of the following con
tractors and dredging equipment all IN good
repair and capable of Immediate commission:
One clam shell dredge 317 GU I'd. Bucket
One clam shell dredge Gu. yd. Bucket
One clam shell dredgs = GU. yd Bucket.
One Is ton STANDARD Gauge Porter Bell LOCO
motive
One 10 ton Standard Gauge Porter Bel Loco
motive.
Five 10 yard cars for mud cellar dirt
Eleven yard for cellar dirt
About 10 tons of 50 pound rails
one Mundy Double Drum Engine and Boiler
Seven anchors running from 600 to 1900 pounds
Bidders desiring an examination can secure
further particulars by addressing Box X. Jersey
Cfty y. J.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
CONNECTICUT COUPLE HELD
Magistrate Wants Witnesses in Al
legged Poisoning Case to Appear.

Pierre Heritier and his wife Honorine.
Of Nc. 30 West 37th street, who were ar
rested on Saturday night on a technical
charge of being fUgitives from justice from
the state Of Connecticut were arraigned
in the Tombs court yesterday morning and
held IN $1,000 bail each for examination
TO-DAY.
The couple We're arrested on a warrant
issued by the clerk OF the Superior Court OF
Fairfield County At Bridgeport. on an affi-
davit made by Stiles Judson. State Attor-
neg. IN which ne charges the Heritiers with
an attempt 10 poison William L. Searles.
wealthy wool merchant, Of Rowayton. Conn.
by placing quantity OF rat poison in
barrel Of -four. the contents of which were
used IN making some biscuits
The prisoners were not represented by
counsel. and Heritier said he was willing
70 go or with the examination. Magistrate
Herman. however. suggested that witnesse.
he brought 10 the hearing from Connecticut,
and thought that Mr. Searles should be
present Chief Of Police Brennan Of STAN
ford. who caused the arrests. objected. but
The magistrate adjourned the hearing until
to-day.
Stamford. Conn, Sept. lS-Winiam H
Brennan, Chief Of Police. stated tonight
that he believed that Pierre Heritier and
his wife. Honorine. arrested in New York
on Saturday on the charge Of being i'm
pliCafed IN the poisoning Of the family Of
William n. 5earles Of Tokeneke, Darien, !
viii waive e-Itradition papers and return to
this state Mr.. Searles viii accompany
Chief Brennan To New York tomorrow |
and make an identification Of the pris- |
oners.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mail Vessel
Vessel For. Line closes S.iIe
Marowi)ne Faramarloo. DWL1:00 m 100 D IN
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %
Kron Cecfle, Bremen, y g I, $50 q m 10 N n -,
y Noitalre t5ahla Lamp q Holt 500 a m $40 4
h horona- Irelida- QueDec- II 30 a 2:o0 p m
AFRICAN II. N Eldeo, Frlnce. .l2;OO m 900 = m
tEndaill- holterdaIll ttoll Am --- 1000 a
Hamburg Naples. Hamb-Am- - 1000 a m
IJuca d CIsnoNa- NAMES, Ital - i 0O a m
Santiago. Havana. Ward .--.- I2:t9 N
CltY OF SaVahnar1 saw. SaV.. -- 300 m
Apache. JacksonVllle, clyde --- 100 y NJ
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 81
Mauretania. Liverpool Cunard $50 a n 900 a m
Adriatic. Southampton, " S. 600 m 9:3O a m
Pres. Grant, Hamburg. H-A.. 500 m Il 90 a m
Cretic. Azores. CunRrd 600 a IN 200 IN
MaraCas. Trinidad Trtnadad. 10 90 a m 200 m
Ikaia. Montevideo. -.--. 800 p N 800 . m
Coucho. Galveston. Mallory 90. 100 p m
Comanche, Jacksonville. Cl5'Ie 100 IN
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

DRESS GOODS In Both Stores
Showing of Autumn Dress Goods in
the latest weaves and colOrs, also wide
range of English Corduroy and Nelveteen.
Monday and Tuesday,
September the 10Th and Goth.
Unusual Sale of Black Velveteen, best
English make, WerralI dyed, fast pile,
chiffon weight "a inches wide
Soc per I'd.
Seventy-fve Hundred Yards, all wool
CoOred Dress materials. Various Weayes,
including Coating Serge, Satin finish Pru-
neIIa. Satin Cloth and CheViot 40 to 80
inches wide. 75c per I'd
former price to
BLACK GOODS.
Sale of Imported Broadeloth, absO-
IuteIy spot proof Weight suitable for
tailored gowns. So inches wide.
1.S5 per yd.
James McCreery & Co.
25rd Street 34f6 ,Sfreef
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

Steamers Ocmulgee. Texas City. jamestown
Norfolk and Newport News: Yearly tB). -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-22
Too Much Water on
the Hair 1 Mistake
1From roilettes Of Today. Paris.)


(From Toilettes Of Today. PARISH
"If your hair is becoming dry ana
brittle. breaking off and losing color.
follow the lead of the many who have
abandoned tho use of soap and water
and taken up the new method OF dry
shampooing" said Claribel Montague
in her lecture on Beauty" at the
Theater Monet, Thursday. 1T has
been proven beyond question that too
frequent wetting and the application
of alkaline substances to the hair Is q
mistake.
'fEven those who formerly were de-
voted to shampooing with eggs now
use therox and orris root, and they
unhesitatingly declare that this dry
shampoo makes the hair as bright and
fluffy as ever did eggs.
ITO make the dry shampoo mix four
ounces OF powdered orris root with
four ounces OF therox. Sprinkle
tablespoonful OF the mixture on the
head and brush 1t we'll thru the hair.
DO this once or twice a week If the
hair Is thin and scanty and you Will
soon notice a new growth of hair.
Nothing will make the hair so heauti-
fully ane and lustrous as this dry
shampoo"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-22
LAPoRTE VETERAN DEAD.
Noah II. Isenhower Passes Away at
Soldiers Home.


Noah H. Isenhower. aged ~, an OLD
resident of LaPorte, and member OF
the soldiers home, died at the home
hospital at 1880 this morning of pneu-
monia Mr. Isenhower was first ad-
rnitted to the home from LaPorte Dec.
81, 1887. He was a member for several
years, before taking discharge, ana
was readmitted in 1904 from this city
He was a native of Whitestown. md,
where he was born Feb. IA, 1888.
Mr.. Isenhower served in Com
.pany D. Thirty first Iowa infantry,
enlisting at LaPorte July %. 1862. He
was discharged at the same place June
81, 1865.
The home records show Mr.. 1sen-
hover to have brother, David L. Isen-
hover, and a sister, Mrs. b. A. Carr,
living at LaPorte. 1t was learned.
however, that both these relatives are
not now in LaPorte. Accordingly
nephew, Charles Isenhower, at Water
loo, was notified.
The body will be sent to LaPorte for
interment.