“Samuel Jennings, aged 54, for the past four months an inmate of the county infirmary died at the institution on Friday night from cancer. He suffered greatly from the deadly affliction that had almost eaten his entire face away. His home was in the city before going to the infirmary and he made his living by doing odd jobs about the city. He is said to have a brother living in the city, but the authorities could not locate him. He has no children though he was married three times; all of his wives being dead.”
“He was buried at the infirmary cemetery on Saturday afternoon.”1
