DEWAR, ELLWOOD R. R. DEWAR, principal of the schools at this place, was called to Monongahela Wednesday by the death of his father. The deceased was 82 years old and was the first supervisor of the P. V. & C. R. R. With $13 in the pockets of his ____, the body of John ELLWOOD, aged ___, of Boston, Mass. who commenced work November 13, on section 13 of the Wabash railroad and who roomed ___ No. 13 at the camp was found _____ o'clock Tuesday morning in a sl... fodder in a field near Hickory. Hoodooed many think by the unlucky number 13, ELLWOOD, in the bitter cold weather of last December, lay down in the ____ shock to take a sleep and froze to death as he lay. The body which had rep... unseen for weeks was badly decomposed and the features were unrecognizable. It was only by chance that the unfortunate man's body was found Tuesday ___ Frank CALDWELL went to the field ___ haul the fodder to the barn. In opening up one shock he was horrified to ____ the body of a man inside. The cloth... frozen to the ground and the body had to be pried loose. The man's face had been eaten bare of flesh by field mice and the ends of his fingers and toes had been gnawed by the same animals. The features were totally unrecognizable and for a time it was not known who the man was. *Very damaged