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Bronx

BOCART-on January 81. 1917, William II.
Bogart, aged 70 years. Funeral service at
his late residence, 1852 East 2O0th st..
Bronx, on Wednesday, January "a, at
y. m.
2OX-M askell Ewing. in his 10Th year on
Monday, January %, 1917. at his residence.
corner of Perry ay. and Bedford Park
Boulevard. Service at Morrisanis Presby-
terrain Church. Washington ay., near l6sth
ST.. Wednesday. at o'clock.
HAMAN-on January %. Mrs. John Hsmsn.
Funeral from her late residence. 1913 East
159th St, on Wednesday. January "a. Mass
OF requiem, Church Of St. Peter and st.
Paul. ST. AIMS av., at 159th ST.. Bronx, at
10 a. m.
HENNEKE-Ric Richard Friedrich, child OF w.
r. Henneke, 42ll Oneida av.. January is,
1917. aged 1 year and months.
KENYON January %, 1917. Anna Rita
Kenny, daughter of Edward and Margaret
Kenny (nee Fitzgerad). Funeral from her
late residence 80 Marble Hill av.. kings-
bridge, on Thursday, January %, at 9 $50
a. m. 4: thence to St. Johns Church. 23lst
St. where a solemn requiem mass will be
celebrated. Automobile cortege. p
MORSE-Mrs. Sarah, 526 Coney Island av'
january 20. 1917. aged IS. Funeral from
Ocean Parkway NJ. 4. Church.
RUSSELL Milton j.. beloved son Of Joseph
inc Heimberger and the late James w.
Russell. Funeral from his late residence.
21S East 1sSth St. on Thursday, January
25, at . 80 a. m. Requiem mass at Church
of Our Lady of Mercy. 10 a. m. lnterment
in Calvary.
TAYLOR Emma A.. on January 20. dsugh-
ter Of the late Lyman and Esther t.
Taylor Service at Willis Avenue NJ. +.
Church. 1i1st st. and Willis sv., on Jsnu-
airy "A, ut III a. m.
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Sister Mary nelphine. daughter OF iats
philip Heney Mass 10 q. m. ST. Carriers
Church. East 37th ST.
HUsBANDs-In New York City. on January
n. Clements Miller Husbands lntermeni
Philadelphia. Penn.
JEFFCOATT--On Sunday. January Il, 1911.
Henry Jeffeoatt. for many years faithful
and devoted friend and servant in the fam
lily Of Thatcher NJ. Adams. Funeral ser
vices nj the residence Of Mr.. Adams. So
East 18th ST., Thursday morning, lV;5V
o'clock.
KOHN-Charles D.. beloved father OF Isaac,
William. Samuel. Rita and Flora Feldman.
Funeral private, Wednesday morning. 10
o'clock. from his late residence. $40 West
iijth 81.
LORD--on Tuesday. January %. al her
residence. 903 Park av.. Frances Theodore.
wife OF the late George de Forest LORD
and daughter OF the late Theodore 3. and
Harriet ~. Shelton.
MORTON-Mitchell. OF January q, az
Roosevelt Hospital. Funeral services at
Mount Olivet Baptist Church. i59 West 53d
st. on Wednesday afternoon, January "a
AZ / o'clock.
OBERLiEs-On January Fl, 1917. William
Oberlies. aged rs. Services at Ethical Cult
are Auditorium, 6ith 81. and Central Park
West, on Wednesday. January "a. at
.. m. Interment at convenience OF family.
Please omit flowers.
RADICH-Anton. 1871 10th av.. New York
City. January 20. 1917. aged 20. Funeral
from SITS Cyril and Methodius.
RENNERT--Su ddenly. on January -, George
W. Rennert. IN his 6tth year. Funeral
service. at his late residence. 366 West
10th St. on Wednesday evening, January
"a, at 80 o'clock.
SALT-On January %. william Henry Salt.
at his residence. 706 West l7sth ST., hus-
band OF Carrie Adler Salt. Funeral SER
vices at his late residence. on wednesday
afternoon. / 80 o'clock. Interment pri-
yate
sCOTT-Douglas. % West 134th St. January
10. 1917. aged 80. Funeral from Metro
politan Church, Rev. w. w. Brown.
SHIPMAN-Adair Mooney. widow OF An
drew J. Shipmsn. after a short illness. at
her residence, $50 West l5Sth ST.. Monday
January 90, at midnight. Notice Of funeral
hereafter.
WALTON-On Monday, January %, at III
West 5sth ST.. Carolina T. Walton. widow
of the late Edward A. Walton. Funera
private
wHARTON-kt his residence, Is West 0otf
St. on Monday January %. 1917, in the
fist year OF his age, William Fishbourne
son of the late George N. and Maria
Markoe Wharton, Of Philadelphia. Funeral
services at the Church Of the Epiphany
corner Lexington av. and 35th St, Wednes'
day. January e. at 10 m. interment al
ST. James the Less. Philadelphia. II Is
earnestly requested that flowers be sent
WILLIAMS Suddenly. ct New York, Jan
uary 22. 1917. Charles Getty. son OF me
late William II. and Elizabeth b. VIII
Jams and father of Marguerite Joralemon'
in his 49th year. Services private.
yOUNGS-On January %, 1917. Charles VI
Youngs. son of the late William foungs
Funeral services 2i5S 9Th av. Intermen'
Greenwood Cemetery Thursday, p. M
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Miss Doris Ryer, daughter of Mrs.
Fletcher Ryer, of San Francisco, Cal,
was married TO Stanhope Wood Nixon,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon, Of
this city, yesterday afternoon in the
Church of the Heavenly Rest. The
church was crowded with a representa-
tive gathering of New York society, as
well as many relatives and friends of
both families from San Francisco,
Philadelphia, Newport and other cities.
The chancel Of The church was
banked with large palms, ferns, South
ern smilax, white lilacs and Easter
lilies. and the pillars were entwined
with Southern smiiax, huge ferns and
Easter lilies. There was full choral
service, and while the guests were be-
ing seated Dr.. Christopher Marks. or
ganist of the church, played special
programme of music. He was assisted
by Mr.. Sabbatino, hsrpist; Paul Ber-
thoud, violinist, and Joseph Heindl,
'cellist.
During the ceremony Miss Maude
Fay, Of the Metropolitan Opera House,
sang the Christmas hymn, GLORY TO
God with words composed by herself
especially for this occasion.
The Rev. Herbert Shipman, assisted
by the Rev. George Matthews, per-
formed the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by large reception at the Ritz
Carlton, where Mrs. Ryer and her
daughter have spent the winter. The
large ballroom Of the hotel was used,
and the decorations were pink roses.
The bride was escorted to the altar
by Governor Charles S. Whitman, who
gave her away. She wore a gown OF
white net embroidered in pearls over
white satin, and her lace veil, which
was worn by her grandmother at her
own wedding, was held by a band Of
diamonds. Her only ornament was a
necklace of diamonds with one large
pear-shaped diamond pendant, the gift
of the bridegroom.
Miss Phyllis de Young, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael II. de Young, Of
San Francisco, was the maid of honor.
and the bridesmaids were Miss Pauline
Disston, of Philadelphia; Miss Eliza
beth Sands, Of Newport, r. J.; Miss
Ray Slater. Of Boston; Miss Mary
Moreland, of Pittsburgh; Miss Frances
Moore, of Washington, d. c.. and Miss
Helen Flake. of this city.
The attendants were dressed alike in
American beauty satin and tulle
trimmed with silver lace and narrow
bands of blue satin ribbon. Their hats
were of silver lace, and they carried
bouquets of mauve orchids. Mrs.
RIVER. mother Of the bride, was in
Copenhagen blue satin and chiffon, with
hat 10 match.
Walbridge S. Taft was best man. and
the ushers were Esmond p. O'Brien,
Harvey s. Ladew. Henry Rogers Ben
iamin, Hugh d. Cotton, Patrick Calhoun
and Ammi Wright Lancashire.
Among those at the church were the
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AMASA THORNTON DEAD
Former Legis'iiye Agent Asserted He
Was Pope's Emissary TO Cuba

Amasa Pierce Thornton>a legislative
agent at Albany in the time of Platt,
died esterday at his home, 1872 sixty
9Th Street. Brooklyn. He was sixty
five years old
Mr.. Thornton was born IN De Pey-
ster, St. Lawrence County, and after
his graduation from Oberlin College
practised law for many years. He sup,
ported Warner Miller in his Senatorial
tight and shared in many Of the strug-
giles between the Stalwarts and Half
breeds.
In 1918 a receiver was appointed for
his estate Apart from his political
missions -. Thornton always asserted
that he had been an emissary Of the
Pope 10 Cuba in 1904, where he settled
controversy between Archbishop
Chappelle and Cuban priest.
He was a Republican captain OF his
election district and a member Of the
Knickerbocker Field Club. His widow
and daughter survive him.
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MRS. CATHERINE b. FOsDICK

Mrs. Gathering Baylis Fosdick, niney-
nine years old, died yesterday at her
home, on Fulton Street, Jamaica, in
which she had lived for sixty-eight
wears. She was born on November &,
1917. in Jamaica, and was direct de-
scendant Of Elias Baylis, chairman OF
the Jamaica committee which acted in
concert with the Continental Congress.
Her husband, Morris Fosdiek, was
County Judge and Surrogate Of Queens
County from lS49 10 1866. He died in
1892. She leaves son, Lewis L.. and
a daughter, Mrs. Frank W. Gale. When
Mrs. Fosdic celebrated her ninety
ninth birthday she expressed her hope
Of loving TO be 100
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held on Wednesday. January q. At D.
m. a, his late residence. 30 Wiltsie Az.
Beacon. y. Y.
CROsMAN--On January %. 1917, Ellen h<i,
Crosman, wife Of j. Heron Crosmsn and
daughter Of the late Rev. William Hselas
Hall and Ellen Campbell Hall. Of Pennsyl-
yania. Funeral seryice al Trinity Church.
New Rochelle. n. Y. on Thursday. Janu-
ary %. at y o'clock noon. Train lesves
Grand Central station az II ;0j =. m
fnterment private Pittsburgh. Harris
burg. Philadelphia and Washington ID. c.
papers please copy.
DONOVAN On Tuesday. January 20. az
his residence. in Orange County. New
York Henry Donovan. beloved husband 0,
the late Mary Noble Donovan and only
son OF the late DR.. Thomas Washington
and LYDIA jackson Donovan. in the SD
year Of his age Notice Of funeral here
after
GAsTOS-At Yonkers. az the home OK her
daughter, Mrs. Warren A. Kipp. Hsieyon
Place. on Monday, January %. 1917. Jane
Eliza CASTOR. aged 72 years. Funeral SER
vices at Central Methodist Church. Yon-
kers. Wednesday evening, AZ $3.50. Inter
ment private.
FITZGERALD Olive A.. widow Of ". J..
Fitzgerald. Sunday. at her home. In Pei
ham. ". Y. age Is years. Services we're
held at Pelham on Tuesday, at p. m
Interment Springfield. Mas.
RYDER-At Kitchawan. N. Y. Cornelia For
man. widow Of the late Jesse Ryder. on
January %. 1917. in the SD year Of her
age. Funeral services on Friday. January
26. at 10 noon. Carriages will be In wait
ing az Kitchawan station on arrival OF
- Dtf tyta a
Gals.
sILL-At st. Paurs rectory, salem. n. Y.
after a long illness, Ieonors Louisa Sill.
elder daughter Of the late Rev. Frederick
and Margaret Cocks SILL Of this city. Flu
neral service in ST. Paul's Church. Salem,
Wednesday. January "a. at $3.50 a. m.
Iuterment in 81. James, Churchyard. Hyde
Park-on-Hudson. at p. m.
TIFFANY At Port Chester. ~ Y. January
%, 1917. Of pneumonia. Henry Dyer
Tiffany. aged 20 years. Funeral and inter
ment private. Boston. 81. Paul and Pacific
Coast papers please copy.
wASHBURN -Peacefully. at her home. Geo
trial Valley. n. Y, January 20. 1917.
Jennie ". Washburn. beloved daughter Of
Irving Washburn and james MckelyeS.
Funeral private. att her home. Interment
at Highland Mills
WHITE-At Brewster. y. Y. on Monday.
January %. 1917. Harriet Amelia White
daughter Of the late Robert and Lydia NJ
White. OF New York City. Services at rest
dence Of her brother. james w. White. a.
Brewster. ". Y, on Wednesday. January
%. at p. M Conyeyances will meet
Harlem Division trains leaving Grand Cen
trial Depot II "a a. m. and II 40 p. m.
Interment Greenwood Thursday at II 30
a. m.
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Fl. ID. TIFFANY
DIES; HELPED TO
DEVELOP BRONX

Henry Dyer Tiffany died at his
home. on westchester Avenue, Port
Chester, yesterday afternoon, from
pneumonia. he had been in poor
health for two years. Mr.. Tiffany
was born December 10, 1s4l. was
educated at Elias Fairchild's Friends
School in Flushing, and was gradu-
ated from the Sheffield Scientific
School at Yale in 1854.
Mr.. Tiffany was one of the mem
bers of that class who graduated on
schedule while serving with company
G.. eth Regiment. during the Olsil
War. He was the commanding ON
Ger of a party sent out from WASH
ington in search of Booth borrowing
Lincoln's assassination. Whlie a.
Yale he was one Of the founders Oh
the Yale navy. -, r;s
formed a partnership with Richard
Haviland. who conducted china bust
ness at Limoges, France. through IN
heritance he became interested IN the
carly development Of the eastern por-
ton of Bronx Borough a..
He took a conspicuous part in me
onening of the real estate msrSe'
north of the Harlem River, erecting
buildings and acting as trustee ana
executor of several estates: lie ouii1
tho yacht Ventura, in 1880, on ths
Bronx River. ,..
Mr. Tiffany was the ninth in descent
from one Of the original patentees OF
q tract included in aye West Farms
Of the town Of West Chester, conveyed
10 his ancestors in 1861: He was a
member of the Yale Club. New York
Yacht Club and North Side Board OF
Trade and former member Of the
Westchester Golf Club. He was twice
married. Three sons and two daugh-
ters survive the first union. HIS sec
ond wife was Eleanor Gordon, Of Sag
nav, Mich. who. with two sons still
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Brooklyn

BERTINE-On Monday. January y, 1871
Josiah H.. beloved husband of Sarah A.
Bertine aged 70. Relatives and friends in
yited 10 attend funeral services at his late
residence, $50 Decatur St, Brooklyn. on
Wednesday. January "a. at p. m.
CONNELi-T Ralston Smith. son OF the
late James and Mary A. Lowery Connell.
died Monday, January %. 1917, in his Goth
year. Services Thursday. January 20, at
D. m, from his late residence, Y Hewes
St. Brooklyn, New York City.
GOEPPERT-Frank. $40 Liberty av.. Janu-
airy 10, aged Sc. Funeral from st. Johns
Lutheran Church. Rev. c. j. Lucas.
HAGGERTY-On Sunday. January Il. 1884,
Charles b., beloved husband OF Margaret A.
Haggerty and father Of Charles j. Flu
neral from his late residence. 229 st. Johns
Place. Brooklyn, on Wednesday, at $50 a
m. thence 10 St. Augustines X. c. Church.
9Th nv. and Sterling Place where solemn
reouieun mass will be celebrated. Relatives
and friends are invited 10 attend. Kindly
omit flowers.
MERRIPIELD-On Monday January y,
1917. Anne T. Merrifeld. in the SD year
Of her age. Funeral services at her late
home. 37h Downing ST., Brooklyn, on
Wednesday January "a. at p. m.
ROsENwAsER-Mrs. Esther. COL Monroe
St, January %. aged 72. Funeral from
Quincy Street Temple.
SEIBERT-on Sunday. January 81. 1917, al
ter brief ilsess, Robert T. Seibert. Flu
neral services on Thursday. January %. at
10 a. M. at his late residence. sos Bedford
av.. Brooklyn. Interment private.
sEyALLE-Joshua, Home Of Aged. 1895 ST.
Iobn's Place. January 49, aged 81. Fu-
neral from st. Augustines Episcopal
Church.
VAN PELT-January 81. 1917. George W
Van Pelt, aged So years. Services at his
+, late residence. ~ Windsor Place. Brooklyn.
Tuesday evening o'clock. Funeral Wednes-
day. II a. m. Interment Bethel Cemetery.
Tottenville. Staten Island.
Won DREELE-Wiliam H., $50 Grant av.,
January 20, aged So. Funeral from 81.
Johns Lutheran Church. .
WALLACE. William, los Monitor ST.,
January 10. aged 81. Funeral from Corner
stone Temple Methodist Episcopal Church. .
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Manhattan

AsFALG-Jacob Asfalg, in his Sith year
Funeral from his late residence, 24l East
Sd st., on Wednesday, January a. 9;5O
a m. sharp thence 70 Church OF the Most
Holy Redeemer. East Sd ST.. where solemn
mas of requiem will be offered for the re-
pose of his soul. Omit flowers.
AsTIN-Joseph, 1923 Park av.. January 10.
aged So. Funeral from Peoples Tabernacle,
Rev. Henry NJ. Tyndall.
BAERLEIN-On January p, Jane Baerlein
(nee Vollman), widow OF Louis IN her
S3d wear. Relatives. friends and A. c. S,
II. Sisterhood invited. Funeral from late
residence. i66 West l2lst st., Wednesday.
January "a. 1880 a. m.
BAHR-January %. Eliza, beloved mother OF
Charles w. Bahr. Services Stephen Mer-
ritt's Harlem Chapel, 30f-SO6 West 10th
st., Wednesday. 10 q. m. Out Of town
papers please copy.
BEDELL-On January %. 1917. at 46t
West 1921 ST.. Mary Emily, widow oil
George c. Bedell. Funeral private.
BENNETT-At the residence Of her parents.
81 West 18th st., on Monday. January p.
1917. Barbara, daughter of Harold II. and
Susan b. Bennett.
BROADBENT-On Sunday, January 81, 1917,
at his residence. 26 West seth ST., Charles
l.. Broadbent. Notice Of funeral here
after.
BRYCE-on January %. at her late resi-
dence. 20 West 54th ST.. Edith, daughter OF
the late William and Clara Tileston Bryce.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CARR-on January y, Angela 4. Carr. in
her 10Th year. Funeral services at the
Chapel OF the Home. l04th st. and Amster-
dam av., on Wednesday, January "A, at IL
a. m.
CLARK--on January %, 1917 William Por-
ter Clark, aged 81 years. Funeral services
at his late residence. 40 Riverside Drive
Wednesday afternoon. o'clock. lnterment
private. at Mount Auburn Cemetery. Bos-
ton. Mass. Boston papers please copy.
CLOONEY-on Monday. January p. Mar
garet Clooney. widow Of james Clooney
and beloved mother of james T., John II.
and Mary +. Clooney. Funeral from her
late residence, 943 East 26th ST.. on Thurs
day al Q 80 a. m. thence to st. Stephen s
Church. East 2sth st., where solemn mass OF
requiem will be celebrated for the happy
repose of her soul at 10 a. m. Interment at
Calvary.
CROSBY Sumner W. January Il. 1917. at
Murray Hill Hotel. New York City. Ser
wees az - Last @SNh 9N-' "~''eN'S 80 ~ .
o. m. Interment at Orleans, Mass, Janu-
AIRY -.
DgIkE-Mrs. Hannah. 4i3 West 42d St,
January %. 1917. Funeral from Christ
Presbyterian Church.
FOOT
Veterans Of the Eth Regiment. \. G.
y. members are requested to attend
the funeral services OF James d. Foot
10Th Company. at All Souls Church. goth
-. and 4th av.. Wednesday. January q,
1911, at 10 30 a. m.
THOMAS DIMoND. President
ooDHEART-Jsnusry p, 1917. William
r. Goodheart. aged 81 year,. Services
Stephen Merritt's Chapel, 22S s,h av.. near
Flat st.. Wednesday morning. 1880.
HENEY-Jsngary q. ST Gsbriels Convent
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MAJOR WILLIAM H. BAKER
Civil War Veteran Was West Side
Court Building Custodian


Major William II. Baker. custodian
for the last fifteen years Of the West
Side Court Building, died yesterday in
the POSTGRADUATE Hospital of gan
creme poisoning. Major Baker had
been attached to the Department OF
Public Buildings for twenty years. the
frat five Of which he spent as Gus
todian OF the Criminal Courts Build
ing.
lie was born in is43, and enlisted at
the beginning Of the Civil War. But
a. he was only seventeen years old has
father obtained his discharge. A year
later he again enlisted. IN the oZd
Infantry. New York, and went to the
front. On November ID. 1862, he was
made captain, and on June !, 1854 a
major, and assigned TO Fort Schuyler
where he was honorably discharged IN
1866.
After his discharge he entered the
postal service and for many years was
superintendent OF the newspaper d.
vision of the general postofiice IN tnis
city. He leaves two sons and TWO
daughters
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MRS. J. HERON cROssMAN

Mrs. J. Heron Crossman. founder and
first president of the National Society
OF Patriotic Women, died yesterday at
her home, 95 Elm Street, New Rochelle.
She was a charter member OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution
in New York City and vice-president
general of the national society for four
Gears. She was a member of the Colo
NAL Danes of America, the Daughters
Of 1872, Founders and Patriots and
many similar organizations. She -
survived by her husband and three
gona
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EDWARD THOMSON FAIRCHILD

Durham, n. H., Jan. ,23.-Edward
Thomson Fsirchild, president of New
Hampshire College. died to-day. lie
had been i'll for several weeks. Dir.
Fairchild came here in 1912. During
his administration the attendance at
the college was practically doubled,
new buildings and equipment were
added and many. new courses instituted.
He was born in Doylestown, Ohio, in
1854. and was educated at Ohio Wes-
levan and Wooster universities. Be
fore coming 10 New Hampshire Col.
lege he was state superintendent OF
public instruction in Kansas. He was
president of the National Education
Association in 1912. Mr.. Fairehld
leaves a wife, two sons and two
daughters.
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Long island

REMINGTON Suddenly. at the residence OF
her great-nephew. james +. Nuno. Broad
way, Aubuiadale. Flushing. Long Island.
on January %. 1917. Elizabeth II. Rem
ington. in her slst year. Buffalo. ". T..
and Grand Rapids, Mich, papers please
copy.
sTEHLIN-on Monday. January %. Joseph
stehlin. beloved husband OF Mani c. Stehlin
and devoted son Of Mrs. Charles V. Stehln.
Funeral services at his late residence. Long
Beach. L. l., Thursday. January %. At 10
a. m. Interment private. Please omit
flowers.
wALLACE-John C.. 200 South Elm ST..
Richmond Hill. January IL. aged 50. Flu
neral from First Presbyterian Church. .
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BROTHER CHRYSOSTOM

Baltimore. Jan. 23.--The Rev. Broth
err Chrysostom John. one OF the mos'
noted members of the order OIL Snrls-
tian Brothers. died at a hospital mere
to-dav. lie was born in New Haven.
Conn in 1853, and was known to the
world as Joseph j. Conlan. Brother
Cbrysostom was widely known as an
author and lecturer.
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CHARLES L. BR0ADBENT

Charles L. Broadbent. prominent IN
engineering circles, died Sunday az his
home. % West Eighty-ninth Street,
from pneumonia. Mr.. Broadbent came
10 New York in 1876 20 become sssoei-
eted with Knowles & Co. and after
thirty years of service with the nrm
and It's successors retired in 1907 He
leaves a wife and daughter.
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Foreign

CANNON-At Geneva. Switzerland, Flor
enee. beloved wife OF Peter Cannon.
WADE-At Geneva. Switzerland. Sundky.
January a. Ellen Scriven Wade. daughter
OF the late George Scriycn and widow Of
Robert y. Wade.
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TO THE GIRLS
-ommonest comment.

Fiossic. I'm glad you have bright blue eyes;
Mary. I'm glad you've "a queenly air;
Phyllis your beczer'a tip-tiitcd rise
think Of more than of Eunice's haiti
FIossie a sonnet TO you I'll write
Mary. song and triolet;
Phyllis and Eunicc. TN soon indite
Poems to each OF sou too. you bet.
Don't think I'm stuck on you. dears. ] beg
am the coolest Of loyeproof men,
But each time I land viii give me leg
Or an arm on that so-called fountain pen.
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And his use Of 81 would fam
Thrills us with a shooting pain.

the address and its meaning, arc too dnWSe IN the
ways politics When read the address, all alone we
said This good If be carried out may make
sane the world" And those who know politics and under
stand told that it just bunch of phrases;
himself spokesman for the warning nations and that
is only politics. Well we don't know.
Illuminating the comments on the Dea-
oge the day publication Impactcabe probably the
connonest
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ZENAS G. HARRISON DIES
Agriculturist Was Related TO Former
President Harrison


Zenas Gibson Harrison. Of Caldwell
n. j., a relative of former President
Harrison, died yesterday at the home
in which he was born, ninety-one years
ago.
Despite his age Mr.. Harrison until
last year titled his own farm. He
turned q suspicious eye upon all agri-
cultural inventions, and automobiles
passing through the Roseland district
of Caldwell would often stop to watch
the old man striding through the fur
row behind span of oxen, which APP
peared almost as aged as he himself.
Four weeks ago he was taken III, and
yesterday appeared so much improved
that he was allowed to sit IN for sew
eral hours. He died shortly after he
was taken back TO bed. A daughter and
four sons survive him.