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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
CUT GAS RATE BY
ACT OF COUNCIL
Reduction From 90 to 80 Cents
Will Be Put Up to Body at
Meeting Monday.

An ordinance reducing the price OF
gas from 90 to so cents will be offered
In the Common Council next Monday
night BY Councilman George NJ. Cease,
OF the Committee on Light. and re-
ferred 10 That committee for a hear
Ing. 1t Is evident according to the
patron that the gas works is being
operated at a considerable profit, and
this profit he holds. should go back
TO the consumers OF gas--not Into the
general treasury. The city OF Rich
,nond has sas.making monopoly
mains. having now in cours.
OF constructions system of
south richmond. Superintendent
Knowles has reported that the present
machinery and the present force at
the works viii be sufficient to make
fully 20 per cent. more gas. so that
the added cost with Increased con
sumption VIII only be the coal and oil
and the outlay for extension OF mains
10 meet the growth OF the city
Hard TO Get Mt Cont OF Gas.
the prohts of the gas works. Taking
as the actual basis the annual report
OF Auditor Warren 10 the Committee
on Finance. II shows that the city re-
sale OF such by-products as coke and
coal-ta total in 1911 OF 2l.3S4.iS.
During the Same period the total
amounts paid out. according to the
polls and expenses. amounted TO s27l.-
64i.65. leaving a gross profit from last
years operation OF sl4s.7s3.s3
This however. is subject 10 interest
on the Investment. the gas works be-
Ing assessed at S3,5lo,o0o. Interest
on the outlay therefore at per cent
would amount TO $4,000. 80 which
must be added pcrcentagS@fo depre-
fixed charges that should go against
manufacturing plant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
CHAMBER TO GET
HOME OF ITS OWN
Understood That Eight-story
Building Will Be Erected on
Old Y. NJ. c. A. Site.
MANUFACTURERS EXHIBIT
Goods Made in Richmond Will
BE Displayed There, if Plan
Is Adopted.
MANUFACTURERS EXHIBIT

"a, Wnhe no concluded action has been
taken, the Chamber OF Commerce Is
tSelS at work on plans for the erec-
VIII VIII S ot Ia r building of its own. which
permanent Manufa c,urers' ESh,bit
sooh 70 become a valuable asset and
attraction. There have been so MANY
o Of tb. fn ahs to engage tho attention
months that tho building question has
not been pressed as rapidly ms might
nave been the case otherwise.
IL rs generally understood, however
for the purchase of tho old Y n r. :,
property. at Sixth and Main Streets
and II the original proposition aoe.
tt nro gin, handsome eisht -story struc-
bn VIII 90 erected on that ,ite. to
DC known as the Chamber or Com
merce Building. President T. NJ. Car.
rinston of the chamber. has been ont
OIL the city, for day or two, and there
,bo sGYe ,h details yet TO be arranged
lnouSh the belief is expressed in bust.
ness circles that tho property men
toned will be bought.
Great Help to Buyers.
Mr.: Darlington has long advocated
enc nc manufacturers Exhibit. lie has
w %vuI now o. successfully the scheme
a.sire TO have building in which
every product made in Richmond may
DC exhibited for the help and guidance
o. Sis.tihs merchants and buyers. The
opinion. too. Is unanimous that If the
organization is to have the exhibit n
home ''"'iioei
When the erection of tho FRS, Ma.
Main Streets was first taken IN ~.
cha,nber agreed to sell it's buildine
on mat corner and rent quarters iT
the bank and railroad structure. There
IS suGh demand for Office room that
Cn1lnhnr oil
,ease. 1t IS necessary. too. to get
larger Quarters. the body having out
grown Its space before It was occu.
pied. The First National Bank. the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and POLO.
mac Railroad Will not leave any rren.
amount OF room for other people, ana
there Is nothing in tho original con.
tract 10 hold the Chamber OF Com.
No Final Action.
The question OF erecting n nov
puiinlns mas been under consideration
Tor some time, and Il number of meet.
,ngs nave been held. and there have
tate people. The whole plan has beer
discussed al great length. AT no tim,
IN its history has the chambers powe,
ana influence besn moro keenly fel
tinued growth and development OF tn,
agency for commercial upllft. Fo,
this reason alone 1t Is felt by members
that the organization should not hav,
IT'S Identity lost through failure 70
have its own building, and in this cen
nection IL has been argued that tn,
exhibit should DO there with It.
Even Il the committee in charge O.
the matter has reached an agreement
there has been no final ratIfcat ton b,
the chamber. and it was said yester
day that there would be none until
other and more pressing problem.
have been adjusted Hope. however
Is expressed that the proposition will
be put through because of the grea
influence II would have on the bust
ness and Industrial life Of the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
HAD NO PERMIT
Davis Firm stopped In Erection a
IMn NcIX DMeIlinrA

Pcrcmptory notice was served by
Building Inspector Beck yesterday on
G. W. and j. Lee Davis to stop build.
ing operations on TWO dwellings, be
ing erected for w r.. Catleit and f.
u. Richardson, on Grove Avenue. he
tween Allen Avenue and Vine Street
Tor which no permit has been issued
The owners were also notified that Inc
law held them liable. and that II work
continued without a permit they woulN
be reported TO the Police Court
1t developed that Mcssrs Davis filed
some time ago Il set of stock plan.
showing a two and one-hulf story
house, but giving no information az
10 the thickness of the walls or other
measurements, by which the Building
Inspector could determine whether the
plans conformed TO the Building Code
The contractor was notified that the
plans were not sufficiently complete
and that more definite information
must be filed before permit could he
issued. Yesterday Deputy Inspector
Wharton reported hat excavation,
We're being made, that mntcrial was
being delivered, and that the lot had
all the signs of building activity. MIR
Beck notified the Police Department
last night that the work could not go
on until proper permit had been is
sued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
HOW TO GET SEATS
sfr, I1Ilysop Gets Notice for News
yepera Mt baltimore Convention.

papers Mt baltimore convention
J. Taylor Ellyson has received from
,Jns.phus Daniels, chairman of the
press committee. Democratic National
Convention, the following Information
az 10 how the representatives. OF the
newspapers OF Virginia should ME
their applications for seats In the Dem
ooratic Convention TO assemble IN
Baltimore. on June %.
All applications for seats for daily
newspaper men actually working and
sending telegrams from the hoor OF
the convention. should be sent to Chas.
Is. Albert, Senate Press Gallery, wash
ington. D. c., who is chairman of the
standing committee.
CAS- 10 the Democratic weekly papers
OF the country until the committee on
arrangements determines now many
meats will be given 10 the weekly
press I cannot do anything except 10
receive their applications. Please let
IL be known in your state that all
Democratic editors of weekly papers
should write TO me at Raleigh, y. G,
and make application for q scat il
they arc going TO attend in person
but these seats VIII be for bona iidc
editors and no others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
BRINGS GREETING
FROM HENDERSON
Dabney Tells of Business Spirit
Shown at Board of Trade
Meeting.

Ihe business men of Henderson. n.
C.' sent greetings to the business mon
OF Richmond By w. T. Dabaey, bus
mess manager of the Chamber of
commerce, who delivered an address
before the Henderson Board or rroao
ON Monday night. Mr. Dabney cot
Dack home yesterday enth,Isio stir.
about the spirit manifested by The
Nncrchants and manufacturers OF tho
ne referred especially to the great
volume OF trade which comes to Rich.
mono from Eastern Carolina, ami all
0aroiina, for that matter and he in
Hi.ea me members OF the Board OF
trade. Individually and collectively. To
VISIT Richmond rs the guests Of the
Cnnmhcr of Commerce.
1t was the most enthusiastic moot
lIng ever attended anywhere" said
Mr.. Dabney last night. -Four hun.
y, pulldlhg fine city down there, and
II was revelation to me to see exact
~ what they have done, what they
IRE uoing and what they expect TO do
snip which they feel toward Rich-
mond was truly maSnanimous ana
SratitElng. 1t was an inspiration,
Ihey have traded with our merchants
ana they are going to keep on trad
ing. and / wish 1 could have brought
every man at the meeting back with
mo 10 let them soc what we arc do
ing. The leading citizens OF Hen
uerson are working together in the
utmost harmony for tho common good
ihey are builders. they are optimistic
ana they speak of the future, but not
IN that hoatsful manner which ms
peen the ruin of so many communities
tel you when town like Henderson
can get together 400 live workers,
there Is no telling what IT will be ALL
TO accomplish"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
.S|DHA ALLEN TO
GET NEW TRIAL
North Carolina Verdict Reversed
by United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals.

folding tiiat IL had erred, the Dis
'tlIct Court ~ Greensboro. ~ O. WAS
reversed yesterday IN an opinion hauo
ca down Dy JCdGv Rose, III !he United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals. in the
case OF Sidna Allen, pianliff in error,
against the United states. defendant in
error. 80
Allen Was acquitted IN Greensboro
on q tAarge @! countureiting but was
subsequently, indicted on "A charge of
perjury. ana convicted An appeal was
iIl"N"u. and the case was arxtlel hcrf.
less thnn q week ago
Allen VIII now he given new trial
I-'e Court o. Appeals opened yeStcr-
day morning. with Circuit Judges Cor
ana fritendrd and District Judges
DAYTON aud Rose in Attendance
Julien T. Davies. OF New York citv.
was admiitcd 10 practice
THe following case was argued:
No. 1913. William r.. Worth plain
tlff III error, KS. Kn!ck erbocker Trust
Company defendant In error: In error
10 the Circuit Court at Wilmington.
y Cause argued by r. X. BRYAN
81 Wiimingtnn. for the plaintiff In cr-
ror, and by Thomas ". Davis, Of vii.
miugton. and Julien T. Davies. OF New
York City, zor tho defendant in error.
lana submitted
Court adjourned uu.H this morning
lat 1890 o'clock '''''
Case in call to-day: No 1874 pn,,e.
ki MIn!n@ Company plaintiff in error
vs. Daril Z H9gan. defendant IN 81!
Abingdon. Va. 10 bc argued hy / G.
WYsor Of Pulaski, Va. ana a.
Phlegar. of Bristol. VA for the nlaim.
TIT in error. and nv T. Lee Trinklc
Of Wytheville Va, and John < Jlrsna,,
10. PULASKI. for the defendant in error,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
DOMAIN APPOINTED
Named Ia Succeed Roach ns battalion
QuRrtcrnustcr.

The appointment OF Allan {. Dom
nan as battalion quartermastcr- SER
Eeant 10 succeed y. j. Roach OF Ports
mouth, retired, has been announced By
Major T. ". Workman. commanding
officer OF the First Battalion Field Ar
tillcrE. virginia Volunteers.
ScrEcanr Donnnn, who Is a resident
OF Richnord. graduated from the Nir-
g'nia Military Institute. and Is AN
electrical engineer by profession He
enjoyed the distinction of being ad-
tutant OF The cadet corps during his
first class year.
Sergeant Roach just retired is a
soldier, with long record of good
service. He has TO his credit one en-
llstmcnt In tho United states Navy
on enlistment In the National Guard
OF PENNSYLVANIA and a tcn-yoar SER
Vice in the Virginia Field Artillery.
Robert :. King. OF thlH city, mas been
enlisted in the Artillery Battalion with
the rank OF corporal. He has served
one enlistment and part OF another
in the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
LEAVES MANY REQUESTS
VIII of Julius Straus Probntcd Yes
terdNN IN ChnncerN Court.

teTuhs III court
The will Of Julius Straus was ad.
United to probate yesterday In the
Chancery Court his son, Milton i
Straus, qualifying as executor. This
estate is appraised ut s50o50. Of
which $4,000 is personal property
anu Sl6,a50 real estate. Ton special
requests of 500 each. arc lett, as fol.
lows: Hebrew Orphans Home. At.
lanta; Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent AS
soc!ation. OF Richmond; Hebrew Homo
of aged. of Richmond. Masonic Home
OF Virginia. Male Orphan Asylum. OF
Richmond: Female Humane Associa.
tion OF Richmond; Colored Orpan
Asylum. of Richmond; the Hebrew
Cemetery Associations: the Hebrew
Union College at Cincinnati. and tho
congregation of Beth Ahabah. Thls
latter bcquest of 500 Is to be invested
and the annual proceeds used for a
medal for tho youngest child attend
ing the annual examination of the
sunday school operated by that con-
gregation.
The remainder of the estate is left
TO his wife in fee simple.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
ROBBERS CONVICTED
Bcckncr, Clayton and Richardson Get
Flight Years Each.

Chester Beckner. Il. A. Clayton and
X. L. Richardson, all about twenty
five years old, were convicted ycster-
day in tho Hastings Court and their
sentence was fixed at eight years In
Tho pententiary FOR highway robbery
The three men held up and robbed
William p. Reynolds on the night OF
January S.
Counsel for the convicted men moved
that the verdict be set side on tho
ground that II was contrary to law
and evidence. The case will likely b.
carried TO the Supreme Court of APP
peals.
Ernest Jenkins was sent to tho
roads for two years for housebreak-
ing. Not until the Jury had brought
In its verdict did 1t become known
that this was Jcnkinss third convic-
ton. and he consequently escaped life
imprisonment as an habitual criminal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
MEMBERS
PUZZLED BY Bill
Looks Like Montague Measure,
and Dreamer Kicks It
Around.

Does the Watts bill, before tho
House. come under the Same ban with
the Montague bill OF earlier in tho
session. at the hands of the City Coun-
Gil of Richmond? If SO. why did city
Attorney Fl. r. Pollard draw ltY
Those are the questions which SO agl-
tated the mind of Edwin Il. Cox yes
tcrday afternoon aB to cause him 10
get through a motion to pass BY a
reconsideration. after the bill was de-
tcated. IT may yet be saved
The bill under discussion was in.
troduced by william Watts. Of Ron-
noke. 1t permits cities or towns 10
employ temporarily. for terms not cx-
ceedlhg one year, persons TO nil Offices
created by their charters. The Mon.
tasne bill exempted cities OF more
from tho law whca requires officers
to be lualihed voters. The city coun-
en- mas condemned the latter PROPOSE.
lion. and has instructed its icgisIatIyt
committee and It's city Attorney IL
fight 81
Thought Himself Hound.
men 5he Watts bin came up ycs;tr-
mcnd delegation. said that az he con.
strued 1t. he was instructed TO on.
pose II. as IL would accomplish Ia.
same PURPOSE as would the Montague
bill After one year. he pointed OUT,
the person employed would become q
voter anyway. II Mr.. Watts would
leave on, Richmond. ne would vote
for a.
NH Montague then explained ,hn;
MI Pollard drew IT, Both lie and Sir
Watts said that occasions arise when
experts are needed. and iicrhAps can
not be found In the community. ana
the wall OF the general lax blocks the
wa%.
But the bill was defeated. Mr..
CTcamer and Mr. Harwood voted mo-
aud Mr.. Montague voted AYE" Com
Ing in little later. Mr.. Cos said ha
was confusct oyer the proposition. and
got member who voted "no"--tl,e
winning s.de--to move TO reconsider,
and. then had 1t passed by 80 that he
could investigate as to whether he
was bound by the Councils instruc-
;ions. and TO give other lime 20 look
into 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
ARE UNABLE TO IDENTIFY
DE5MESTED MAN IN JAIL.

Convinced that The picture Of the
dementcd man. now held in the City
Jail, which was published in The
Times Dispatch was that OF some rel
ativc or friend. many persons yester-
day Went to the Jail hospital 10 see
him. but no one was able to identity
him. The police are continuing Their.
efforts to ind out who he is. bat so
far the department has been unable TO
secure any clues which might aid il in
this direction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
DISCRIMINATION or T.ucl,cr..

Spring examination of public school
teachers has becu set for May .. and
4 on those days, school supcrin-
tendents in every county and city in
Virginia Will hold examinations OF
Irrespective teachers. Those desiring
10 take the examinations are moi re-
puircd 10 forward applications In adj
vance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
Judgment I;ntcrrL.

Jury vcrdIct and Judgment N tho
sum OF $i05 were entered yesterday
In the CITY Circuit Court. Judge George
:. Shackeitord presiding, In the suit
OF Catherine Harris against the Mes
siah Association Of Richmond. The
case came mp on appeal from the court
OF the civil justice. who had decided
in favor OF the defendant. the plain
tm claiming Sis on benefit nolicy.
The motion TO set aside the verdict
was overrulcd. and judgment entered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
KujIfiinu Permits

HuIlding and repair permits We're is.
sued Yesterday as tollowa:
w. +. Drinl1ard. 10 erect a two
story brick tenement two dwellings,.
on the south side OF Hanover Avenue.
between Allen Avenue and Park
Street. to cost $4,000
JOSEPH ". Blilcy. to repair brick
warehouse. 1906 West Main Street.
converting il into a dying and clean
ms establishment. TO cost $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
Consider Enabling Ae4

Especial attention will be given to
me enabling act at the weekly prayer
League of America. which viii be held
this AFTERNOON from 3 to 4 o'clock NJ
the leagues headquarters. Is South
miro street. Mrs. Ida Hilty will be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28

M!3s katherInc STUNT. % AlcNan-
drta. field agent OF the Audubon So
cicty. VIII dellver an address, in tho
assembly hall OF Glnter Park school
this afternoon a. . o'clock. She T.
anxious 10 lnrc The children form
juvenile Audubon societies. so that
they VIII continue TO show interest in
the work as they grow older
The nublic and patrons OF tho school
cspcclallv are {uyf. cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
s,rcet co,nmtttcr To-NirI,t.

The Council Committee on streets
will meet Tonight at 5 o'clock. other
committees announced for to-nigh, are
The Committees on Local Assessments
and 81. Johns Burylng Ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
NEW BOARD MEMBER
Charles Il. Straus, Jr., Succeeds Land
street at IimsincsN Mons Climb.

street at Business Mems Club.
The resignation OF John Landstrect
as an officer and membcr of the Bus
mess Mems Club was accepted by the
board OF directors ut meeting yes
torday Captain Landstrcet, who was
first vice president, has moved TO New
l ork. Thomas j. Bryan second vice.
president, was elected first vice pres
idcnt. and Alvin NJ. Smith was elected
second vice president. Charles l.,
Strau@. 1r. was elected a member of
tho board to succeed Captain Land :
street W. 3 L. Mayo was made re-
cordinS secretary. succeeding Mr.
Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
Suit H. Arn,,eh

After extended argument yesterday
the suit of G. p. Lathrop & Co. against
a. NJ. Walkup to recover $4,000 on
contract. was adjourned to this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, when It will be sub
mitted to q jury In the Law and Equity
Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
Hold fnr Grand .Inrr.

Tczckiah Bagby. colored, was held
for the grand jury yesterday morn
ing in Police Court OH charge Of
Icioniously assauliinS Lille Hubbard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-28
NInrrinrc LIccn.rn.

The following marriage licenses
We're granted yesterday IN the Office
OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court;
lanes L. Schriitz and Grace SldGon.
Fielder / Plummcr and .tn-ciinc +.
Johnson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18
WDOUNAN PROGRAM
FOR WASHINGTON DAY

Following is the program ~ the
entertainment TO be given by Poplar
Grove No. III Woodman Circle and
Alamosa Camp No. SOC. AT their
home W o. W. Building. February
%, 1912.
Can 10 order ~ 8 30 pm. and IN
PRODUCTION of master Of ceremonies.
Hon J. X. Shireman.
Music. Selecticn-Miss Genevieve
Stlyers.
Address Woodcraft Going Some
Lloyd Fletcher
Music: Observation-Disclosures Dodd.
Address-H. r. Greer.
Song-Amarillo Quartette. Messrs
Roll, Waddell, Williams, O'Brien.
Address W~oodcraft's Adoption TO
Modern Needs-Judge Works.
Song: Ny Rosary-Mrs. Brummett
Monologue-Judge 0'Rrien.
Refreshments in banquet hall.
The members of the Woodman
Circle and their families. the Wood
men OF the World and their fanilie
are expected TO be present. The
friends OF both orders are especially
invited 10 attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18

ctild-asks for aid from any Of these
subscribers. let them be referred 10
either you. Mrs Youns or myself.
and We a hen take up their reg
p%ective cases dispose OF them, and
the citizens OF Amarillo need worry
no further regarding the applicant.
This NAV not appeal to all. hut In my
opinion is a plausible way out OF Il.
As II o Is. a few-very few-citi-
zens are helping this great and
worthy cause. when n all should Join
with their cash donations each month
the problem will be solved. and I ur-
gently ask that each person reading
this plea subscribe literally when
called upon. else many NJ the poor
will have 10 be thrown upon their
own resources. which of course we
cannot afford 10 do. In the llstribu-
tion Of these funds. We like others.
are liable 10 make mistake. but
throw over US the mantel OF rharity.
Very resptfnlly.
n r. NFWCONF See Treas
United Charities q"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18
DEATH To
CARbOL|C ACID
Sam ID. Cook, Married Re-
Gently, Expires in Pres.
ence of Wife

sam D. Cook died early yesterday
evening az his home. 5lu Fierce
street, in the presence Of his vile,
within thirty minutes after swallow
ing the contents Of an ounce bottle
of carbolic acid. Physicians arrived
just before dissolution. but not IN
time 10 render assistance In the battle
against death. So FAR as Sas deter
mined by The inquest, no statement
was made by the unfortunate man as
to a reason for taking the drue. %
as a matter OF fact, it vas taken IN
tentionally.
The body was removed from the
residence 90 the Grises establish
ment. ana will Do held there until
such time as the widow and ofha.
relatives shall decide upon the de-
tails of the funeral Mrs q w.
Hin. sister OF the dead man and his
little son. William Cook were uofi-
fled Of the tragedy as soon after The
event as possible, and came iu from
the ranch whore they reside.
Sam Cook had been married but a
short time. and so far as Is gem
orally known. the relationship in his
family was mutually happy. No
cause for the act, II II was deliber-
ately planned. is Known, and many
OF the friends of the man believe
that the drug must have been taken
through mistake. II would not sur
prise those who knew Mr.. Cook, to
find that he had the phial containing
the poison mixed with another Of
similar size. and In this was imbibed
the dosage that proved fatal.
For more than three years a mom-
Der OF the ". o. W., and holding a
certificate for 81 600 IN favor OF his
son. that fraternity win doubtless
have charge Of the funeral. Mr..
Cook dill not hold other ~fraternal
connection in Amarillo, but was an
enthusiastic Woodman. being o. mem
Der OF Alamosa camp.
Coming mere about six years ago
from North Carolina, with his wife
and little son, Mr. Cook has remain
ed here ever since. The wife was
suffering from effects Of lung trou-
bic. which was in the last stages and
the move TO this altitude came too
late for benefit. Only recently no
married again. and removed TO the
residence at which his life went ont
SO quickly yesterday afternoon.
During the last few years, the dead
man has been engaged with one Of
the livery and transfer companies Of
the city. and Is we'll known O.. that
capacity. here