CAPE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY. MAY 9, 1907.

IAN MACLAREN DEAD Famous Euglich Author and Paator Dies In Iowa. WRITINGS WELL KNOWS IN AMERICA

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DB. JOHN WATSON, tlenfs condition was accravatcd t>y a bad attack of rheumatism. Hr. Watson's end was sudden and unei|>ecled and was hastened by a weak heart. His wife, who was his constant companion In his last Illness, left the room at 11 o'clock In the morning. She was gone abont fifteen minute* and. returning. found her huslmud lifelesa. Un Maclaren was born In Wanning tree. Essex. England, on Nov. S. ISTrfl. and was educated at the Sterling Cnammar school. Edinburgh university, the new College of Edinburgh and at Tubingen, Germany. In 1S71 he was licensed by the Free Chur' h of Scotland and appointed assistant to the Her. Dr. Wilson In Barclay church. Edinburgh. Dr. Watson was ordained a minister In lf>75. He was appointed I-yman Beecher lecturer at Talc university In 1HB<; and was made minister of Seftnn Park Prest.vterlan church. Liverpool. In 18S0. retaining that position until IHO-". Among the publications of Ian Maclaren were 'Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush." The Days of Anld Lang Bjrne." “A Doctor of the Old School." etc., and among the works signed John Watson were The Mine of the Master." 'The Cure of Souls." The Potter's Wheel.” “Companions of the Sorrowful Way." The IJfe of the Mas ter," “Doctrines of Grace." The Homely Virtue*" and ‘The Inspiration of Faith." Dr. Watson arrived In New York from England on Keh. 8 last and the following day occupied the pulpit of the Fifth Avenue Baptlct church, where be was warmly greeted and ex-prua-ted his gratification for what he termed "an extraordinary tribute to a v isltlng clergyman." Girl Drowsed From Swan Boat. NEW YORK. May 7. The deck of a swan UkU. carrying thirteen passengers rad propelled by a man operator, slid from the cigar shairnd compartments supporting it Into the lower lake of Central jiark at 5:10 o'clock last evening, throwing all on board Into the cold water. A young girl named Mary Murphy was caught under the wreckage and drowned, while the others were reamed by policemen.

Teleabaae Sllral al Frtaeo. RAN FRANCISCO. May 7.-Tbe la bor situation In San Francisco shows no Chang*. Street cars are not run ring the telephone service la crippled, tbocsnnds of Iron workers are still bolding out for an eight boor day. and nearly all of the big lanndries are Idle. Ko attempt to run cars la bring made. Conditions were made more serious by the virtual suspension of telephone

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