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CANON CITY
CLUB WOMEN
WILL ASSIST
HEnBERs OF DICKENS CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN ALFRED TENNY-
q. son DICKENS

The coming of Alfred Tennyson
Dickens of Melbourne. Australia. to
Denver next week is interesting So
ciety in general and the Denver Wo-
mans Press club and the Dickens
club of Canon City particularly. since
the members of these two organiza-
tions are planning TO give a breakfast
in his honor Saturday. December 9th
Mrs. James v. Dexter has charge OF
the affair.
Mrs. Mabel Greydene-Smith OF this
city is president OF the Canon City
tDickens club. which is one o. the old
est clubs-In fact, It claims to be the
Oldest Dickens club in the United
States. Its members are Mesdames
Frank Leicester Bartlett. Donald G.
Braxsy< James F. Benedict John
cle4lorn. Nelson Fitch Handy. Carrie
p. Dawson and Clyde C. Dawson OF
Denver: Mesdames Aaron C Dickin-
son. Charles C. Durkee. David E. Glib
son. Theodore NJ. Harding. Theodore
n. Harding. Jr.. Henrietta Lahm.
Robert s. Lewis. Joseph II. Maupin
and James II. Peabody OF this city
and Mrs. Frank N. Carrier OF New
Mexico. The honorary members are
Mrs. James Grafton Rogers of Denver.
Mesdnmes MaEdAiene Raynolds. b. j..
Rockafeilow and cuthbert Powell
sstearns OF Canon City. aud Mrs. Spar
reii Gale OF Roanoke. Virginia
At the breakfast Alfred Tennyson
Dickens will DE introduced by Dean
! II. Martyr Hart MIS-. Eugene Taylor.
president OF the Denver woman's
Press club. viii give greetings on the
part of that club. and Mrs. Greydene-
Smith. president OF the Dickens club.
wfS speak on behalf of tha, club.
Helen Ring Robinson viii speak
on Charles Dickens. tho Writer"
grs. Dewey c. Bailey VIII talk OF
Charles Dickens. tho Man"
Mrs. wiIberforce J. whitman viii
sing and a quarfette from the Dick
ems club composed o, Mesdames Glib
son. Dickinson. Lewis and Maup,n.
will sing "The Ivy Green An orig
inal poem by Frances cielland Pca-
body of Canon City. will complete tho
proFram.-Denver News
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

Charles Jones, formerly OF E. Can
on. now resident of Sugar City. is
here attending to some business and
visiting friends
H-ss-M
Mr.. Godding OF Reynolds avenue.
met with very painful and possibly
serious accident on Wednesday. While
feeding a hay press his left foot
slipped and was caught in such a
way as to crush and mangle both
foot and ankle. We sincerely hope it
it is not as bad as was feared
W-ys-s
Mr.. Parry of Greydene avenue, went
to Victor the first of the week to visit
his daughter and help eat a fine
Thanksgiving dinner.
&-E-2
The Haddens. who have been living
on the old Bean place. have moved to
their own property on Cottonwood and
Mr.. Rhodes who has been occupying
the Rockwell ranch has moved his
family TO the Bean ranch.
M-a-M
Mr.. Steffey and sons. Clarence and
George. have been helping Mr.. vaun-
dry of E. Main street, bale hay.
a-@-A
Mr. Harvey, OF Central street. is
making some improvements on his
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott OF Greydene
avenue. are enjoying a visit from
Mrs. Kelsey of Illinois. sister of
Mrs. Prescott
Frank Barney and wife. of Central.
went to Colorado Springs to spend
Thanksgiving day with the Bartletts
Mrs. Bartlett is sister OF Mr.. Bar
ney.
The Tedfords. Hrriburts and Chas.
James were Thanksgiving guests at
the home IF Mr.. and Mrs weitner of
Cottonwood
x-g--
Mrs. Frieling OF Central street. en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Marten and
family on Thanksgiving day.
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ENTERTAInS IN HONOR
OF MISS KUTzlEB

Friday evening Mrs. Chas. Zenglc
OF South Canon entertained most de-
lightfully numbe rof young ladies'
in honor OF Miss Belle Kutzieb who
Is soon to be married The affair was
in the nature OF a buriesaue. Miss
Belle Kutzleb was well "showered"
with everything imaginable that
would offer little fun and at last
was presented with an ancient hand
bag. vintage 1850. that was made out
by the persons making tho presenta-
tion speech. to be Of pure alligator
skin
A well appointed luncheon wss
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]. B. Rice. of Cortland. Ohio. is
spending short time in Canon City
visiting his brother. W. W. Rice. and
family. Mr.. Rice is the senior mem
Der of the real estate firm of I. B.
Rice and Company. which has offices
at Cortland. Andoyer and Warren,
Ohio He visited Canon City four years
age and the favorable impression
made on him at that time caused him
to come back to renew his acquaint-
ance with the town and its sur
roundings.
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Mr.. and Mrs, J. s. nowlby. who ,

Mr.. and Mrs, J. S. Bowiby, who a.
companied the Gailey's to Denver the
first of the week. will not return to
Canon City for several days yet. The
outward trip was made in Mr.. Gall
ley's automobile and was some
what thrilling experience by reason
OF snowstorm encountered by the
party in the vicinity of Palmer Lake.
A veritahie blizzard prevailed for
some time and the party was compcll-
ed to remain over Might at hotel at
Pslmsr Lake.
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served after the jollity OF the even
ing had been spent. Those present
were Miss Belle Kutgleb. Miss Ella
Cooney, Miss Harriet Snow. Miss Nell
Halsted. Miss Hazel Smith. Miss Alice
Bradham. Miss spalding and Miss
Minnie Looney.
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with The Coming Of Middle Age.

There is letting down In the physie-
al forces often shown in annoying
and painful kidney and bladder all
ments and urinary Irregularities. Fo-
ley's Kidney Pills are splendid reg
ulating and strengthening medicine
at such time. Try them. For sale a,
all druggists.
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500 Reward. s1eo

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science hss
been able to cure in all it's stages,
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known 20 the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being n constitutional disease.
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing Its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith In its curative powers that they
offer One Hunder Dollars for any
case that II fails to cure Send for HIST
of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY a Co. To-
ledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsii-
patton.
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Prof. ana Mrs. Blake Warner, tue
iattcr of whom was Miss Davina
Houston before her marriage. are the
parents OF y baby daughter. born TO
tho,n ! fsw days aso,
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DIR. x. 9. sAPRRo

Tho Denver Eye. Ear Nose and
\ Throat Specialist will again be At tho
Hotsi Denton, ono day. Saturday.
Dscsmbsr D. Consultation free. Can
ss''y. II
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IN CANON CITY on
HONEYMOON TRIr

hVNE MUM Ihif
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. wohlford ar
rived here few days ago from wich-
itn. Kansas, for a short visit with rel
ativcs while on their way to the Can
adian northwest. They are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hill of 1915 Riv-
er street. the latter OF whom is a sis
ter OF Mr.. wholford's and the former
of whom is a brother of Mrs. wohi-
ford's. They were married at Wichita
November %. and are on their honey
moon trip. Mrs. wohlford will be re-
membercd here as Miss Jennie Hill
and resided in Canon City couple
OF years or so ago. Mrs. Hin gave a
Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday In
honor of her guests. After a few days
sojourn here Mr.. and Mrs. wohlford
win leave for Kamsack. Saskatchewan.
whore they win make their home.
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DR.. and Mrs. Otis orendorf and lit
tic daughter departed Wednesday for
Houston. TexsA. whore they viii Wis
II for some time.
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new BOOKS PLACED e(l
ON LIBRARY SHELVES


received at the Public Library:
Miscellaneous.
chamberlain-samuel sewell and
the World he Lived in.
Chiids-Short Ballot Principles.
Fletcher and Kipling-History OF
England.
Graves-Farmer Boy Who Became a
Bishop.
Harding-Story of the Middle Ages.
London-Cruise OF the Shark.
Mcoiffert-M Martin Luther, the Man
and his Work.
-Meidrum-Home-Life in Holland.
Nearing-wages in the United
States
Norton-Abraham Lincoln, Lover CT
Mankind.
Rice-Immorta Lure.
schreiner-womana and Labor.
simons-socIal Forces In American
History.
stowe-Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Tarbill--Tariff in Our Times.
woodruff-City Government by
Commission.
wyiie-The Germans.
Fietien.
SIck-a-bed Lady.
Bacheior-Reeplng up With Lizzie.
Bacon-while- Caroline Was Grow
ing.
Balback-CupId Intelligent
Bartlett-Forest castaways.
Brown-Four Gordons.
Brown-Dave McLean's Adventures.
Calhoun-Miss Minerva and Will
liam Green Hill.
Wandering Ghosts
Dudiey-Pecks in Camp.
Duffy-In the cinder Path.
HaII-To Love and to Cherish.
Jerome-PassinE OF the Third Floor
Back.
Keliy-Her Little Young Lady
ship.
Lane-Katerine
Lee-Freshman Coed.
Lee-sopohomore Coed.
Paine-sandy Sawyer. Sophomore.
Palne-wreckins Master.
Pearson-Beiieving Years.
Pease-chnd You Used TO Be
Peck-sword OF Dundee.
Phelps-Empty Honse
Pier-Jesier OF St Timothy's.
Raine-Texas Ranger.
snedeker-cowardo of Thermopore.
Tagsar,-six Girls and Betty.
Thurston-Gambier.
Tomiinson--champIon of the Regi-
ment.
Tomiinson-Four Boys in the YO-
semitic.
rruo-scouung for Light Horse
Harry.
Turpin-Honcst Sweet
wailer-Year out of Life
wiggin-Mother Caroy's Chickens.
Virgins ond Robinetta.
wright-calling OF Dan Mathews.
Shepherd of the Hnis.
The following books have been
added to the rent list" and will he
loaned at Eve cents a week;
Beach-Ne'er-d Well
Bclasco-Giri of the Golden West.
Bindloss-Prairie courtship.
Burnett-Secret Garden.
chapman-Fusing Force.
DeIand-From Woman.
Futrelie-High Hand.
Lincoin--Capt- warren's Wards.
Locke-Glory OF ciementina.
McCutcheon-Mary Midthorne.
MacGrath-Carpet from Bagdad.
Oppcnheim-The Nine-Tenths.
Phillips--Confiict
sabln--Circle X.
Smith--Kennedy Square.
Stratton-Porter-H
ward-Case OF Richard Meynell.
wiIliams--Married Life OF the
Frederick CAROLS.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10

The Kansas City Star and Topeka
papers have been using considerable
space lately telling about the woman
mayor of Hunnewen, little town of
POS inhabitants down in the south
part of the state. Some of the arti-
cles state that only two other towns
have had women mayor, but the city
of Ellis was not named. In 1896 the
city of Ellis was under the rule of a
woman mayor and woman council,
Mrs. M. A. Wade being mayor and
Mrs. Hussey, Mrs. Gaylord, Mrs.
Shields, Mrs. Newcomer and Mrs. R.
r. Murden being the members of the
council with Mrs. Clara Sheldon as
city clerk. To be sure they had the
usual run of trouble and after their
term of office was finished they were
perfectly willing to step down and
out, but we do not believe the city
lost anything by being in their charge
for that one year. The mayor at
Hunnewell is the only lady on the
board, which may account for the,
amount of grief she is having. Ellis
Headlight
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10
BANNER

Bud Rankin is attending Normal.
Alfalfa harvest is over for the first
crop
Several hauled hogs to market last
Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid received about S13
from their social.
Miss Ida Courtney visited with rel
atives here this week.
Children's Day will be observed at
the church Sunday, June 18th.
Bert Mcknight is on the lame list
this week caused by mashed toe.
Bob Dean lost two very valuable
horses by tightening Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Benson's sister and husband
Of California spent the week with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilds, Mr.. Miers and
Mr.. Purinton attended the conven-
ton at Wa-Keeney Monday and
Tuesday.
Joe Reed is the first TO decide to
leave our part of the country. If
this weather keeps up we will all be
sorry we didn't go with him.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10

Misses Daisy Porter and Irene
Crawford came up from Wilson We'd
nesday evening to attend the Olson
Seirer wedding. They returned home
Friday night
We heard a person say the other
day they would not battle again I'M
til it rained and we are very thank
full we are not in close proximity to
the individual or we might have to
invest in disinfectants-
Landlord Briggs celebrated his 49th
birthday Monday and from the sup
ply of water used and the clothes of
the friends helping him celebrate
you'd think there had been cloud
burst in that locality. All friends
wish him many more such wet birth
days.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10
Whipped Man Who Blackballed His
Wife

With his wife holding a lantern 50
her spouse could see in the dark
night, J. w. Lawrence whipped jeff
Robinson in most decisive manner
at the close of a Farmers Union
meeting at the Cakes school house
northeast of Grinnell.
That was over six weeks ago, but
last week somebody went to HoXie
and swore out a warrant asking that
Lawrence be placed under a bond to
keep the peace. Lawrence was taken
to Hoxie Saturday, where the bond
was placed at $500 until district
court shall convene.
The Farmers Union, which seems
somewhat like the old Farmers Ali
ance, decided to admit the women as
members and Lawrence proposed his
wife's name. When the vote was
taken it was discovered that she had
been blackballed. When the meeting
adjourned Robinson and Lawrence
exchanged a few heated words and
Lawrence decided to avenge what he
construed as an insult to his wife.
Robinson is about twice as big as
Lawrence, but Lawrence either had
God or skill, or both, on his side.
Robinson went to the ground three
times, so witnesses say, but rose each
time, till the husband shot one to his
jaw that put him down for the count.
1t is said Lawrence invited anyone
else who needed any of the medicine
to step out into the lantern light,
but, no one responding, he and his
wife went home and have been pur-
suing the even tenor of their ways
till the sheriff came.
Neighbors say Lawrence is a good
neighbor and seems to be a quiet,
peaceful man, and Mrs. Lawrence is a
most esteemable woman. - Grinnell
Record.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10

The 10th annual Sunday School
convention was held in the NJ E.
church on June 5th and 9Th.
The first session was called to or
der at p. M, Monday by the presi-
opened with song, and devotional ser
vice led by Rev. Green, after which
G. o. Meigs, of Indianapolis, Ind,
was introduced and gave an interest
ing and educational talk on ''How to
Teach by Chalk-Talk, showing that
it was the teachers plain duty to be
interesting and that it is easier to
interest through the eye than the
ear, and many other good points were
shown
All were then treated to a few
echoes from the Sunday School by
those who attended. The president
then appointed committees as fol-
lows: Mrs. c. G. Yetter, Mrs. J. n.
Henderson and II. E. Marcy on Reso-
lutions; E. A. Wilde, Jos. Kellogg, j.
F. Hooper, and J. F. Wood on Nomi-
nations; and r. c. Wilson, Geo.
Butcher, r. E. Spencer, H. d. Mey-
committee.
Monday evenings session was open
ed with splendid song service rend-
cred by chorus under the manage
ment of VIM. Nelson. Devotional
exercises followed, led by DIR. Spen-
Ger. Mr.. Meigs then addressed the
audience on How to Fish for Men
and Women and Land Them in the
Sunday School,, y which in his usual
strong way was made very interesting
and instructive by showing that
Christ had first taught the fishing
for men. Session closed by song ser
vice and prayer.
Tuesdays session began at a. m.
and was opened by r. Q. Wilson with
Devotional service. Mr.. Cole was
then introduced and spoke of 1.-The
Pastor in the Sunday School" and he
gave many points for the note books.
He advocated Evangelization in the
Sunday School. c. d. Meigs then
gave an interesting talk on the door
of the Heart and How to Open it,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10

Mrs. Swiggett and daughter Mar
garet spent last Sunday at Ogallah.
Sam Kelly is down to Topeka this
week attending the Merchants con-
vention.
Arthur Cockren was initiated into
the mysteries of Masonry last Tues
day night
Bill Bertran is in Colorado this
week taking in the mountain scenery
around Pueblo.
Chas. Bradley arrived last Wednes-
day from the west and is visiting
George Delaney north of town.
G. Billings and wife and II. n.
Morris and wife of Voda made a trip
to Ellis Tuesday by the auto route.
Rev. J. Numford is down in Mis-
souri, this week. 1t is rumored that
Rev. Mumford and family will leave
here shortly. -
H. II. Bacon was in the city over
Thursday night and boarded No. 104
for his home at New Albany, Kans
Friday morning.
nesday night on business and while
there win take in the aviation sights
He was disappointed Thursday as the
papers state the aviators didn't fly on
account of too much wind.
Geo. Parr departed Tuesday even
ing for Studley, Kansas, where he
will "wind up'' his affairs, as he ex-
pressed it, and move to Blessing with
his family. Mr.. Parr bought the ole
DIR. Ferris place near the canal pump
ing plant and has made arrangements
for considerable Improvements or
same Blessing (TeXas) News.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Parr in Trego, Graham and Sheridan
counties will be sorry to learn o.
their departure for Texas but wisf
them success in their new home.
Mrs. Parr is the daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Jno. Reddig of this city.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10
CORRESPONDENCE
COLLYER


F. ]. Spena was a CoIlyer visitor
Sunday.
Looks like even feed will be scarce
this year.
The first crop of alfalfa is now be-
ing harvested.
Looks like rain, feels like rain and
even smells like rain.
Mrs. Jno. Glenn made a business
trip to Ellis Thursday.
Hot-hotter- hottest-is still the
predominating temperature.
Ed Guschewsky and c. c. Hickman
were Wa-Keeney visitors Monday.
c. C. Stone, piano salesman of FL
lis, was Collyer visitor Tuesday.
Rev Harper was a pleasant visitor
at the Guschewsky home Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Glenn is slowly con-
valescing from her recent severe ILL
ness.
Do not give up in despair yet-it
will rain sometime in Kansas before
long.
Jesse Kessler went to Kansas City
Sunday with car of hogs for Mr..
Dietz.,
First time in several years that
this locality did not need harvest
hands.
p Gubbins' friends were glad to
see him out of doors Monday and
Tuesday.
NJ ond No nIeo,, - 80 ,lo.,io$1o7
in the Dietrich tenement house on
Penn ave.
Joe Glenn came from Winona
Thursday for the rest of his house
hold goods.
J. DIETRICH went to Wa-Keeney on
the evening.
Eugene Voisin left for Colby Tues
day on his motorcycle for few days
visit with home folks.
Mrs Jno Zeman and children and
Mrs. Lizzie Spena and children were
Ellis visitors last week.
Adam Ziegler's team INDUCED in a
lively runaway with the hay-rake
Tuesday and fortunately no one was
hurt.
Miss Charlotte Glenn is laid up
with bad ankle. DIR. Isenberg is
taking care of it and expects to have
it all right soon.
Did you ever? Collyer ball-nine
has, as rumor says, disbanded and
Mr.. Wards team will finish the sea-
son in their places.
What do you think?-that little
Bill Berger had the audacity to ten
der the loan of his safety to ''Mule''
Marshall, Tuesday.
Rev Ziegenfuss has large class of
children prepared for their First
Holy Communion next Sunday at
10 a. M. Everyone is cordially in
vited to all these services.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10
Possibly a Fake

A fellow dropped into town last
Saturday and began selling deeds to
lots in Texas town at 1925 each.
The $1.25 was supposed to pay for the
abstract and you got the lot for moth
ing. He said the lots were being Civ
en- away for advertising purposes.
The town where the lots are suppos-
ed to be located is Virgie, Texas.
No such place appears on the older
maps. Possibly it is a new town, but
more than likely the gentleman is a
'fakir'' A number of men in and
about Colby bought lots. We don't
want to discourage the purchasers,
but we would advise them not to
make any plans for trips abroad on
the profits they expect to get out of
these town lots. J lust now when pro-
spects are not the best is good time
to use your best judgment.
Don't sacrifice what you have, to
follow the alluring songs of the fell
lows who have lands to sell elsewhere,
but add to the number of good brood
mares, milk COWS, and meat produc-
ing cows, your hogs and last, but not
least, increase your poultry, and at
all times look well to increasing the
quality of your stock. Keep close to
shore these days, and when the series
of good years return and prices soar,
you will be glad that you were one
who weathered through. Colby Tri-
bune.
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For Sale

Thoroughbred male shoats poland
China.) A. w. Purinton, Banner,
KanS. Is Ut
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10

For Sale-A few good Poland China
boars bred or open gelds. L. Z.
Klein, proprietor of Tabor Valley
Herd of Large Type Poland Chinas,
Zeandale, Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10

One rural school teacher in Smith
county who had won the reputation
of being the best teacher in the
county, gets $50 per month in a
country school. There is level
headed school board in that district.
One good teacher is worth a school
house full of poor ones-the differ
ence cannot be measured in dollars.
When you know you have a good
teacher, never mind about the price.
Jewell Republican.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-06-10

For Sale-Goode wind mill, pump.
90 feet of pipe, water tanks At
the Trego Hotel. loft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-02
SUDDEN DEATH Of
ADMIRAL SCH[EY.
Hero of Santiago Drops Dead on. the
Street in New York--Had Been
aSufferer From Heart
Trouble.

New York, Oct. Rear Admiral
Winfield Scott Schley, the hero Of
Santiago, Bay, now retired from active
service, dropped dead on 44th street, neal
Fifth ssayenue, this afternoon. The
admiral has long been sufferer
from heart disease.
Admiral Schley was one OF the most
picturesque figures in the American
navy. A naval court martial, wherein
we're aired his disagreements with Ad.
miral Sampson in the naval engage
ment OF Santiago, Cuba, in the Spanish
American war, served to make him a
popular hero.
Since his retirement from active ser.
vice, the admira! has lived very quietly
in Washington and New York.
Admiral Schley arrived in New York
this morning. He went to the New
York Yacht Club on Forty Fourth
street, where be usually stopped On
his visits to New York. After chatting
for while with some friends he left
the club with the intention OF visiting
his son. DR.. Winfield Scott Schley,
at bis home at "a West 4jth street.
He appeared in his usual health, but
bad scarcely gone half block from
the club when he suddenly staggered
and fell to the pavement. A. doctor
was hurriedly summoned, but he de-
clared that death had been practi.
caliy instantaneous.