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Death of Judge Story The eminent jurist i:
no morel The brightest ornament of the legaI
profession has been taken from us, Joseph S,o
ry, LII D., of the justices of the United States
Snprcme Court. and Dane Professor of Law in
Harvard University, expired at his residence in
Cambridge, last Wednesday, evening, at aquarter be.
before nine o'clock His pulse ceased to beat, and
his hands were cold. before eight, p m. His dis
ease was stoppaee ofthe ntestinrs or stranguation
the same sickness which ended the life of Mr.:
Legare in Boston in l943 The Boston Courier
of yesterday says: " Judge Story was 65 years OF
age He graduated at Harvard University in
1898, and was appointed to the judgeship of the
United States court by President Madison in 1911
He has filled high office in the judicial service
of his country and higher station in the public
eye, and he has left space which will not he east
ly filled" ~ Y. Sun.