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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

a Notable CaINCIDENcE.--Thc'c is
remar,ab" anulngv in the i .alhof Mr.
Ral,tnn, of the Banl, ot Cll.nnnir. aud
that of Mr.. Ethrhlt $ Mill, o. Brook
lyn. Both Of them were off ,nls in Iinnn-
cinl institutions which he'd the hi chest
place in the public e,timption and conf
de zee. Both OF them tumh'cl Into ruin
md dragged dpwn the Institutions with
which they were c,narcicd. Both ot
them pcr>hed by drowning shortly after
the exposure of their ni-lOituneS. And
To- complete the chain of coinc.dencrs, it
viii never be known whether either or
both of them committed suicide, or
whether their deaths were uccidcnt,l. At
first everybody regaided Mr.. AlIi's death
IN Coney Island surt, as a clear case Of
JeiO de Sc, bat his flionds have always
secuted the idea. They say he was "A
man who never nurse his tlohble., and
tllt hi, circum stance, were by No means
d. perate, and the lnly who lat saw him
goi g down IT, the beach Il cnfe- that he
wa' M excellent Sp'rli~. 30 inp in regard
to RaSton. At first there WAS n story OF
n vial of poison and d. ihorate double
d coming of himself to death by the un-
fortunate gentlcman. Now, however,
the vial has entirely Disappeared from the
story Of the case. Mr.. Rrl>ton, it seems,
entered the bath-housc "smilng and
cheeriul;" he had overhented him elf by
walking, and was in condition to pro
duco apopleyy ii he plunged into cold
water; aud finally the drclp,s say that his
body presents all the mnri; o. death by
npop'cXy. The remarkable careers and
mysterious deaths of these two men nr1
examples, not without their lessoa, Of the
vicissi'udes ana cntn strophc% which some-
tines illustrate humtn Ii e.-Nc0 YORK.
GrdDbic
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

a FORTUNE IN A FEATHER BED
Mrs. McGreavJ, of No. 05 Doug las St.,
Brooklyn, wu- di>contented with Il leath-
cr bed which She had recently bought,
and exploring it Saturday torthe disturb
ing element, found naid package which
she threw out the window. 1t was pick
cd up hy an inqui>itive y0ungstor OF the
house OF O'MaIley, ncighbors, who took
it Ia hi> father 10 open. O'Mallcy senior
did 50, when out rolled lot Of god dou-
bic eagle, and S7O0 in currency. 1t was
n rich strike 10 O'MnIey, who literally
treated his friends, and considerably re-
turned the bag 10 the cXasperated Mrs.
McGrcavy, whose husband very soon
caused the arrest Of O'Maley for grand
luiceny. ". y. Tribune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

RICH MEN AT SARATCGA.-At Sara
togi the States cottagcs have been occu-
pied the season by the following rich men
and their families: August Belmont,
worth perhap- $40 900, COO; August Schcll,
wo:th 81 l,0OO,UO0; Ben Wood, worth
$4,000, goo; 5. l.. NJ. Barlow, worth 5000,
coo; Pierre Lorilard, worth 100000;
Il. l.. Cutting, worth $4,000, 600; j. H..
JOY, worth $1,000, 600; Conmodore Van
derbiit, worth SO, CC0,CCO; Nj. II. Grin
nell, worth S2,000,000; Peter Mollcr,
worth $1,000, 600; and Slas Herring,
worth $2,OC0,000. Ii y. T. Stewart,
worth his $50, 100000, was in the row, It's
worth would foot up to about 5000, 900 600.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11
CARR AND FITZGERALD.

The following editorial Article is taken
bodily from the columns Of the Sacra-
meuto Record UAton. 1t is Noteworthy
ofa careful peru-a:
We Go not think there is room for
much difference OF opinion rs to the reh-
tive merits OF the Republican and Demo
cratic candidates for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. Professor Carr is
fitted by special trimming for the office.
His reputation as I'M educator is not local,
but national. lie is man OF high scien-
tifc and general attainments, and has
spent his life in the active pursui: of his
laboriuus profession, and not in lobbying
or politics. Fitzgerald has held the office
of Superintendent of Public instruction
before, and he then proved himself alto
gethcr incompetent. He is not II well
educated man. He has had no special
training whatever. His capacities are
about on level with those of rural ped
agogue. And he is notorious hanger on
of Iobbies, II medder in politics, and ad-
vocate of narrow and bigoted views. To
set such person ut the head OF the cdu-
cational system of State like California
is soIeci,m Of the worst kind, and the
fact tha, such IL person may be elected,
notwithstanding his notorious unftness,
is, we think, a sufficient reason for with.
drawing the position from tho popular
elections. Thinking men must long since
have perceived that an elective Superin-
tendent of Public instruction i. rs grave
nm anomaly rs an elective judiciary, and
that some recognition of this has become
general i; shown in the grouping Of the
judicial and educational offices together.
Experience, however, has conciusivcly
shown that nothing /, gained by po,tpon.
ing the judicial election /; that such effect
n the po.tppacment occasions is, rs II
rule, to make hopeless any contc>tagain-t
the candidate Of the party that carries the
preceding general election. In the pres
ent case the lutilty of the arrangement i>
defined, we lenr, To- be illustrated more
t'c'ti ~ tlIil b-llf'l lpi Nlllt Nitl
i, nn exceptionally bad candidate, Carr
j., nn cXceplioualy good one, yet since the
former is the Democratic choice, and
since the Democracy have carried the
State heavily, neither Independents nor
Republicans viii probably have much
fight in them. Nevertheless. there Is room
to hope. We see it stated with authority
that the Independent candidate, Mr..
Quinn, has Withdrawn from The contest.
This narrows it down between Carr aud
FItZgcra,d, and ii the Independent and
Republican vote can be united and
bronght OIL, Carr, may be elected in the
teeth OF Democratic prestige. This ex-
pertinent, moreover, would be II good
starting point for the Presidential cam
pagn, and it ought not to be neglected." p"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

SHARON Most nobly has this man
stood by hi, dead friend, Raston, stand
ing in the breach, saying, ''all | have, l
owe TO him; my fortune is fifteen mill
ions, and to protect his name and memo.
ry | will spend every dollar of it," OF
all the attributes Of the human character
none possess greater claim than that ot
gratitude, and what Shaion has done il.
the regard of which we have spoken, he
has proved himself To be the pcr,oniiica-
ton OF gratitude. All honor to him, and
may he too hnd friends, when nceled.-
s, i. spirit of the Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

DURING discourse delivered by Rev.
Dr. Stone, Sunday evening, the speaker
took occasion to pay II high tribute to the
late VIM. @. Ralston, referring to the
fact that he had never been refused o?
put off when applying to Mr.. Ralston for
money for charitable purposes, and ex-
pressed it as his opinion that he could
never knowingly have done base act.
The audience burst forth in rounds OF ap-
plHnse, the first instance Of the kind we
have ever heard oe in California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

SAYS the San Jose Mercury Of Satur-
day: " We learn from Mr.. Clevinger,
of Monterey, that Tim Wong, Chimes
resident ot that town, casta Celestial vote
for Phelps on election day. Tim was
born in the State, speaks English and
Spanish Guently, and is good citizen.
We think it must be the First case of tho
kind ON recold."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

FREEMAN, Independent candidate for
Assemblyman in Yolo, was beaten by
Watkins, the Democratic candidate, by
twenty-onc votes. This defeat shows the
force and hight OF the Democratic food
In Yo!o the Democratic independents all
went back. With few exceptions this is
true throughout the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

ONCE MoRE.-About once year we
iinG al item going the round, of the PIE, S
telling how Morgan died. This i, The
latest: Murgnn, the man who revealed
the secret working Of Free Masonry, aud
who was supposed 10 have been put out
OF the way by assassination, has leen
found to have lived his life out and died
in Asia Minor where he spent his time
warning the natives against Free Ma
sonry. This, if true upsets the old time
theory that the Niagara river has long
been his grave"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

A SHORT time since postmaster not n
thousand miles from Chico forwarded TO
the office in Washington $23 in nickes,
putting on the package single three. cent
stamp. Upon receipt Of the package Il c
authorities at Washington deducted tho
sum Of $500 additional postage, and sent
the ?1stmaster receipt for the ba ance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

RETURNS FROM THE STATE.-The lat.
est returns in the San Francisco papers
give the following as the result in the
State: For Governor-Irwin (D) - ,S63
BidwcIl QD 23,865: Phelps (R) 27,G33
For Conglcss-l>t Di,trict-Piper ID,
l2,4S2; Swift Q) 6,l03; Rankin (R) G,75l,
2nd Di,tlict-Page tR) l4.5l9; Larkin
CD 0,724; futile () 4,076. Sd District
Luttrell (D) ll,145; DEMO (R) 1907; Reed
UD 3,29l. 4th Wigginton %,
,439; Houghton (R) 6,79S; Thompson
Cd 3,044.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

CLOSE VoTING.-In Yuba county there
is II tie vote between Asscmblymen {; in
Solano county T. NJ. Swan, Democrat,
beats L. B. Miner, Republican, for the
Assembly, by just one vote in Alameda
county Hurry Morse is elected Sheriff by
eight votes, and the Superintendent of
Schools in the same county by only one
vote ; in Sacramento county, Greed Hay
mond's majority for Senator is only eight.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN.- AL
though nothing is definitely known as to
the result Of the election IN the proposed
Constitutional Convention, it i, regarded
as certain that the measure wa, defeated
In this county the question received but
very little attention, neither party having
Il word regarding il on their ba.!ots.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

ALL old residents of California remem
Der james Stark, the tlagedan. He WIS
one of the pioneers of the drama in Cali
Iornia, aud also in Nevada, whcIe he at
one time became n resident. From Law.
renee Barrett, says the Virginia CHg0ni-
Gle, we learn that pour Stark is living in
New York, supported by the actors, his
ability to support himself having gone
forever lis organs of speech are para
lyzed, and it is only by the most painful
effort that he can articuate wold.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

RALsToN's DEATH After an extend
cd and exhaustive investigation int Il G
matter, the Coroner's Jury returned n
unanimous verdict to the effect that w.
G. Ralston died from accidental drown
ing. A chemical analysis Of the stomach
failed to show the slightest trace of
noison
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

TINS IS how the Shasta Coul Ter an
nounces the result: "The State is gcns
for Irwin, Tim next, Grapevine gone TO
twine with the woodbine, to minglc with
the dead, steered by the dumb, cherry
in each eye, in his mouth plum"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

IF there is any one thing calculated
more than another to disgust Repubi
can editor, it is 10 pick ~ exchange a.tor
exchange, and find them filed with Dem.
ocratic najorities and accounts of Dem =
cratic rejoicing. Its very mono.ony is
trying.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

THE Mechanics Fair now being held
in San Francisco, is from all accounts n
most complete success. The exhibition
OF machinery is reported as superior to
any before displayed on this Coast, and
the attendance at the Fair is immense.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

THE Oakland Ne'oS is authority for
the statement that j. NJ. Guina, indie
pendent nominee for State Superint' d.
ent of Schools. has withdriNn, which
letves the contest between Parsoa Fitz
& raid and Prof. Carr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

THE Marysville Appeat says the spit
in the Republican party dates from the
d feat OF Bidwel in the State Convention
in 1857, and then asks: VIII it end in
his de feat before the people in 1875 p"
we sincerely hope so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

IN the election of local officers in San
Francisco, the Democracy made pretty
clean sweep, as they did in most other
places in the State. Trinity is one of the
few counties which elects n majority of
the Republican nominees. The glory is
more apparent here, as the county is nc
tUally Democratic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

REPUBLICAN NICToEY.- Our neigh
boring county of Humboldt elected the
entire Republican county ticket, over IL
combination Of Democrats and Ind pend
cuts. Good for Humboldt!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

Hon. A. a. SARGENT is making prop
aratons TO either vindicate Gel eral Bid
wel! or oust him from the Arroyo Chico
Ranch. He is preparing for thorough h
investigation Of all the .acis in the case.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

DEMOCRATIC loostcrs are numcl on.
with our exchanges OF that persGa<io:'.
1t is so long Stree they had use for them
before, We had almost forgotten what
they looked like.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

THE Vallejo independent is joyous
over the fact that the city treasury of that
place is perfectly safe from robbery, as
there isn't cent in it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

ADMISSION DAY.-Thursday Of this
week, Sept. oh, was the 25th anniversary
of the admission of Ca.i.ormil INTO the
Union. The day was observed in tic
cities of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

THE Legislature in both branches will
be decidedly Democratic, and that party
will be held responsible before the people
for their action.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

The case of the German bondholders
and the California Pacific Railroad Com
pany has been amicably settled by the
parties out OF Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11
ae'eekly Jrinitu Juurnal.
OUR AGENTS :

TIIOS. HoYCE. Room Eo. 30. New
Merchants Exchange Building. san Fran
cisco, Is our only authorized agent in ;hat city.
GEO. =. ROWELL u GO. 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in \ CIV
York Cts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

FRANK NJ. PIXLEY has been appointed
Regent of the Stat, University, gicc
Ralston, deceased. PiNlcy's term, a. pre-
scr.b,d by law, will expire June -, lS7 :.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

DURING the past month fifty convicts
were received ut the State Prison, which
makes the tota! number there amount 10
1,l79.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

MOODY AND SANKEY, the great Amer
lean revivaIist-, have returned from Eng
land, but MS they won't visit Trinity, you
needn't get scared
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

Rs- THE National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley K Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. 40 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

THE public debt Of the United States
was decreased Sl,5S0,49O during the
month Of August. The total debt less
cash in Treasury is s., IL, So, ,7s9.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11
Take Notice.

WILLIAM WALDORFF, formerly
w in charge of our business at Indian
Creek, Trinity County, California, is no
longer in our employ, All persons hav-
ing business with o,lr store at that place,
are hereby notified that Mr.. b. 5. Guptill
has been paced in chaIge thereof, and all
payments must be made 10, and other
business transacted with. him.
KARSKY & ABRAHMS.
Weaverville, Sept. Sth, 1873. I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

SOME Of the Independents who thought
that Bidwell would be the next Governor
want to know il the lightning struck any
place else.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

EIGHTE VoLUME.-The Gilroy AdUo-
cntc,an excellent paper has lately cntciod
upon its Eighth Volume.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11
FlFTIH day Of OCTOBER, 1873,
MILLIN ERY.
/ Il | VI NJ | \ Il $.
FANCY ARTICLES.

MRS. KELLOGG takes pleasure in
vi announcing To her friends and pa
irons that in tn" coarse OF II few weeks
she will he fully prepared to furnish the
very latest Fall Styles OF Millinery, etc,
selected by herself.
In the meantime my ,toc}, ot Tim
mings mud other articles will be kept up,
and continuance OF the pltroEngr hete-
TO ore bestowed is e-pectutly solicited.
Mis-. NJ. +. KELLOGG.
WenverviIlr, Sept. 10, ls75. u.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

EyREKA, Humboldt county i. to wit
mss Il wheel-barrow ride, the tcsult Of a
wager on the election Of Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

THEODORE TILToN has given up law.
suits, and is gong on lccturing tour.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

CREED iIAYMOND will be the acknowl-
edged leader Of the Independent party in
the coming Legislature.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

REV. T.. p. HAMMoND, tie noted re-
vivalist, has rctIrned to the East.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11
SHEET IRON PIPE.
THE CAPITAL IRON WORKS
SECOND STREET. BET. L AND NJ.
SACRAMENTO, CAL,
.udhHfacfWre sheet Iron Pipe of all
Sizes and fOJ. ann Esrss,,Ir,.

Sizes and FOR any Pressure.
We are prepared to build on tho ground
Whero wanted and contract to lay the same
sheet IRON pipe, of all si2os thoroughly
coated with Asphaltum, thereby saving the
expense and damage Of hauling on wagons
Having all the latest improved machinery.
parties wanting pipe would do well to give us
n call.
Iron cut, punched and formed, and tools
furnished for making lipe.
Il. N. RAGAS, superintendent.
ohcramenlo, Juno, 1919. 2j-6m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

THE Maine election takes place next
Monday, Sept. 18Th
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11
nEA'yHEG
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
NTfCTOR QUltKslLyGR MINING
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
Location of Principal Place Of Business
San Francisco, California.
Location Of Works-Eagle Mining District,
Trinity County, California
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ at II meeting OF the Directors held
on the Second day OF September, 1870,
an assessment (No. y of TWENTY :
FIVE CENTS per Share was levied
upon the capital stock of the Cooperation.
payable immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary mt the office OF
lie Company, No "A, Merchants EX-
change, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the
FlFTH day Of OCTOBER, 1875,
VIII be delinquent, aad advertised for sale
at public auction aud unless pavmcnt l.
made before will be sold on Tuesday, the
Twenty Sixth day OF October, 1879, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses ut
sale.
JOHN II. WILDE, Secretary.
Oflice-Room No. n, Merchants Ex
change. sepl1-td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11
BIRTHS.

At Red Hill, September Cd, the wife OF
n. LoIcnz, Of II son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-11

Prevents scratching and generally improves
the quality Of the wool. Uno gallon of the Dip
properly Diluted with wator will be sufficient
10 dip one hundred sheep. 50 that the cost of
dipping is I nero tribe, and sheep owners will
find that they arc amply repaid by tho i'm
proved health OF their locks.
This dip is guaranteed to euro when used ac-
cording to directions, and to b5 vastly superior
TO Corr Osiye Sublimate sulphur, Tobacco and
other remedies which have heretofore been
used by farmers.
Circulars sent post paid, upon application,
giving fall directions for its use, also certiii-
ca,es Of prominent sheep-growcrs who have
u'ed large quantities Of the Dip and pronounce
1t tho most effective and reliable known Cure
and Preventative OF Scab and other kindred
dis in >heep. mar2O-3m. se2O-3m.
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be produced at some future time to show that the
former appropriation Of $1Ss 900 had not been SUI
cicnt TO cover the claim Of the District and that
balance was still due.
have said that Gen. BabcOck's estimate contains
items that had been assessed upon private property
OH the avenue although he certified that no such
items were included This assertion needs word
Of explanation. The act of Congress providing for
paving ennsylvania- fixed the maximum price OF
thepavement at 81 square yard. The commissioners
who had charge of the work assessed it to property
holders at 81 yard, but the price which they paid
was actually less than this. The avenue from the
Capitol gate to the Treasury Department was di-
vidcd into four sections, nearly equal in extent.
The pavement on the first section from the Capitol
gate cost So 81 square yard that on the second,
So rs that on the third So 40, and that OH the
fourth So rs. 1t will thus be seen that large
sum in excess of the cost Of the pavement was col
lected and this was used to pay for raising the curb
stones reaying foot walks &c. The fund obtained for
overcharging for the pavement was supposed by the
citizens to be sufficient to cover this work. There
was, therefore, apparent reason why these items
should be again included in the bill against tue
United States Government.
The whole story told by this "missing voucher"
is, therefore, briefly this Congress made an appro-
pratiOn to reimburse the old corporation OF wash
ngton "for work done around Government reserva-
tions:, the Ring saw fit to use the money to relm-
purse the old corporation for its share of the cost OF
paving Pennsylvania, Louisiana, and lndiana-aves.,
and the actual cost of that work (the old corpora
TONS share az shown by the report of the Auditing
Commission appointed to ascertain it, was $l75,-
O6j So As the old corporation had not paid this bill,
about sos, 900 interest on it was due and rs no ap-
preparation had been made to pay this interest the
IL.
make il cover the interest and Gen. Babcock certi-
fed that the "doctorcd" account was correct AT
forwards, fearing apparently that an increase OF
sos 900 in this estimate would attract public atten-
ton, the Ring, in making public report, deducted
from the total footing of it the amount contained on
the first page of tho voucher and reported the re-
mainder as the result of the measurement
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THE INTERMENT.
DEsoLATE ASPECT OF HUGH TowN-sCENE IN lnE
CiURCHlAkD.
Scilly Correspondence Of The London Standard
Under The direction of Mr. Smith collins ha

SciIiy Correspondence Of The London Standard
Under the direction of Mr. Smith coliins had
been prepal d. ANA the maj fash of sccwns thcl down
had been lcit unlii arrival In the ho.e tna InOe
sEi r ii s c senior Ah Sas nS SSs
acts Coroner. and all preparations made Tor lac nm a
tclegrapned to request should allowed to
buried Tor while There had been one funeral beo.v We
came-that OF Mrs. Ncstc; bur for lie remainder nv
funeral had been arranged. TO say that IL was AL III
prcssve spectacle Is TO Use merely words oil course;
island carts, drawn by the little shaggy sand ponies
Of tie carts beng TOO small to taae TWO Doh cS
cerJed slowly in Indian file on lis way 1t h,1oe
but IA touching token OF the feeling hearts OF tnc LInu
with flowers. Ii nIaered not 10 the brave seohI,ns
that bodies therein were all unknown IL Was nys
for Them TO act seshly and for themselves alone Death
was before them in that dread shape winch ociy
knows only too WELL and they paid II al tho leSpcv N
cession was that OF Herr Reddrin walking eeDly behind
the carts which contained III. remains U, us "nc
caIts ana then came another surrounded by group y
Young men who the insignia OF the order oi Good
Temrals Why lhisi he answer was u simple , 'bs
on tic body that lay within that collin was found earn
which SLOWED that tue dsss %sars DeSns's scy
had never their brother IN me- ,s s,'is
acknowledged the brotherhood by the last aud oniy
means in their power. The dcadcarts were drawn ~ an
kinds Of horses-gray, black, aud brown. Az iessu .o
ers These comprised nearly all the inhabitants Nno
could witness TINS pitial sight Their ss,,r, "'i N
this Mourniul tragedy Among those VINO Mo p''g Hill
Mr.. Dorrien Smith, Lieut. smith Dorren vi A.
Mr. BanGeld Mr.. Hardey, Mr.. Moyie, Mr. Buxson, M
D. Stephens, Mr.. john Stephens, The Rev. MI 80. En-
smiths cLaplan by whom the funeral service MI
be performed and tie whole OF the in ~" ,es lie
on the island. The mcrment took P, ,ne oil ,oSn
the former capital the island About ,he sea on each
pier along rugged road hicn % srayes Ga been
prepared In which the collins were piled one On na
and the solemn burial service OF lno s.I.m
shm T~o NJ The nternents had been IN single
graves OF the number OF bodies oi 'he Nv s
more are arriving hourly 80 tsas sp@ee seo uos W M"
70 proytds sinxle grave fVr ss9a. .