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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-17
News lten,s.


By order of General Todleben the Servisns
occupied Sofia which the Russians evacuated.
at. The surrender Of Ratonm Is s,,rsuslv 1ionh,.
f,I Tho Ross;sns arc clos;n, in ;,s rsor ond
arc d;sarm;og tho nonn,o,ion hostile 10 R,ss,a
The prevailing idea oil Constsntnople dis
patches seems to be that the Cabinet has been
somewhat too really to adopt the panic view OF
the Faiace consequent upon GENERAL Iodleoen's
Inc emperor OF germany mas informed tue
queen oil MS consent 10 the oetrothai oil the
Duke OF Oonnaught 70 Frlncess Louise tniru
and Youngest daughter oil Prince Frederick
Charles OF Prussia
News from the Nussulman insurrsct;on s,a,es
that the disturbances are spreading. Large num-
hsrs of Athanans ,ra r,r,,cipa,in, Tho t,rsaLs
10 Ne" Bulgaria VINO are also greatly dissatls
aen' nave just received Ne" occasion ior alarm
10 al attempt Oh tue husslan authorities 10 Gu
roy lhem uhuer Tue general conscrlption oeing
enforced throughout Bulgaria
The New York Herald,s ST Pstsrsbnro spe.
cial savs. 7, ia heEsved in conr, c;rcIas tbs,
Cam, SchonvaIoff hos ra,urnsd for m, nnrnns,,
of seeking CATEGORICAL instructions a. 10 the
n,ac;s. Io,its Of P,ssi,,s onncass;ons Unass;
ness throughout the city IS on the increase.
SchouvalOn visited Gortsehakon, aud had, an
aud ence with the Gar.
The New York HeraId's Ros,on snecisl saws !.
The Eastern aoent If the ITnion Pncjffr lately
ratnrnad from Tho C,mbria b.s gona ,o Trov
CHARGED with the rulliIIment of an imnortaut md
secreL NISSAN. While IN hoard the Cimbria h,,
| made The necess,rv arrangements with t.,nnt
| Grinenhero for the tran.far of the Russian ofi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-17

just listen To that May field editor. Suppose
he had welItilIed out stocking on the limb OF
BELLE he wouldn't know what to do with il. If
we we're Mayfrld belle, and bad stocking, we
would fill it well with sawdust and whack that
bachelor editor over the snoot for talking that
way" Bachelor editors an impudent nuisance
anyhow. and if Briggs don't marry soon he'll lor-
get all about what stockings filed with aud
they will luse all attraction for him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-17

The largest attendance ever know on the
Kentucky Associations met at Lexington. May
Ii 0, 10 witness the first race between Ten
Brock. Vera Cruz. Anstides, Leonard and Bill
Bass. Ten Brock won by length, Leonard
second and Vera Cruz third.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-17

lon correspondents is ProDaDy 'Ds 49, - faund his
q T. % inDossibls. his army starving aud
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-17
. which way fly is hell; myself am hell.n


Hell is temper, nota place. So long as we are
evil and impure and unlovng. so long where we
are is hell. and where hell is there must we be ;
and when all the world dissolves, and every cres.
ture is purified whom Gods love can purify, then
all places shall be hell that are not heaven How
long and how lar We, in ouI pride and obduracy
and corruption, may harden ourselves. even be-
yond the grave, against the constranng love of
God. We know not, and none knows. But 20 long
as We continue to harden ourselves. SO long il is
not God is kindling tor Us His avenging fortunes ;
but 1t is We who. by own iupenitence, are cut
ting ourselves of from Him, and destroying and
running ourselves. But let those men suspect
their own hearts and their own purposes to whom
this hideous doctrine OF endless torture-for
hideOus it lie, even if il be true-is go dear and
so precious and so comfortable that they never
seem so happy as when they are denouncing it
on others. They bid me tremble 1t is not
who tTemle. When / stand before the bar OF nv
Maker, humble, weeping penitent sinner !;
when cry that my Gins may be covered with the
white robe OF my Saviour's merits as the snow
falls upon miry world when | admit before
Him, with shame and sorrow. that my very tears
wan: washing and my repentance needs to be re-
pented Of yet not on this account shall ever
fear. Man may denounce Eliphsz, the Temaniie
and Blldad. the Shuttle aud Z0phsr. the Ma
amathile, may all join in denouncing; but Thou,
o Father, wilt not be angry with Thy child be-
cause be thought, and tried 10 lead Others 10
think just and noble things of Thee And Thou.
o Saviour, wilt not frovn at him because he
trusted in the iufnituje of Thy compassion
And Thou. o Holy Spirit, whose image is the
soft stealing OF the dove and the blowing Of the
wind-Thou wilt know that if he erred, it was
because he would not fix bis eyes upon the glar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-07-17

DoN'T see why fellow hasn't got just as good
right to pull up one of his pant legs and show
his stocking girls have to pull up their dresses
and show theirs.-MaysriHe Bulletin. Some
body hit that fellow! Who in the thunder wants
In sea his did shanks (,iva ma
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26
TO JOHN S. cox

The Stale Of Nest VirGini.:
| To lie Sheriff Of GHnrr OUniy Greet.
inn. 100
,.,. k.,,..r
a., |' " 60. '" r.!,, ,'% ,,..orn,,
,cM'ns. ,.,,..., I,,r.,w rrordon ami
,h.., ,,,;.,;r, 49, N,t...jr r., Il X
o., 80 o,r.., 1ar.n1s.,. n,s bcfre
;nI,m..' o;ra, -, -.sa,,, ron,,.,.d ,hcrein
rh;;t,'r,. a. t.,,,',' ,r.."in lid npd
H.. p,.in,ir, onSi.1 nr n ,cirs t.cin,
" A. L.;,.nt
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26
S,T,GNI, NoVIGES,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
F. N. Chalfaut

F. NJ. Chaltaut
vs..
Norman Bailc7 mil o!%cEs.
II cHAxcry Is ruE corsrv COURT OF LEWIS
Comfy.
lir virtue Ofa ls,rc; rendered. in s!'' H'ia's
Style. cause by said cnur:, Mt The December
term tlersuf, 1871, the undersigned commits
sioncr arpointtd for the purpose, will, Gu
the irst day of the February term, 1879, q
said court, a, the front door Of the court
hons. ofLcwis county, proceed to sell at
putHcarc;:cn to tile hishci. L!ld:r,a tract
Ct
ISL ACRES OF LAND,
On the waters Of Leading Greek, in Levitt
county, known as Lot Nc. IS ofshe Bailey
lnuds.
TERMS OF SALE
Sufficient cash TO ray IT G Dcun:;', COM
missioner. ST. ?7C;s, with intCscs; IRON t!Ir
jlh cay of DECEMBER, 1877, until raie, and
the Gusts OF said chanccry cause AID expen-
sps of sale. Tie reside upon credit Of 6,
IL and is months, with interest, The ruF.
chaser executing bonds with approved ss'
curiry for the deferred iusiAlmtRtJ of pur.
chase reEsr.
". G. Bennett.
ian54w Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26
LAND FOR SALE.

About l73 ACRES Of fno farming
aud grazing land situated in Baxtou
county, ou' o'lsricn'o Fork of Salt
Lick Greek, and on tho Weston and
Gasley Bridge Turnpike. eight miles
north Of l'raxton 3, il.
There is on this ,rac! abou, IS or
10 acres Of Improved land under COOL
fence, the remainder is well timbcrcd
and it is all well wa,crcl.
Also nbout 1000 ACRES of wild
lind situated on Browns Mountain
and waters Of the Little Kanawhu
River. This tract of land lies in
Braxtou county, is heavily timbcrcl
aud will be sold CHEAP.
For further particulars in regard to
tue above lands, call on or address,
G X. NtwlOu, Glenrillc Gilmcr cOun.
* ". va -.- LIMP (,L
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26
Stockholders Meeting

Notice Of the regular annual meeting o.
the Stockholders 81 the National Exchan &c
Bank Of Weston, West virginm, not Inv
Ing bcca published ms required by law, no.
tIce is therefore hereby given tia, thee will
lie meeting Of tie Stockholders Of tue M.
t'oral Exchange Bank of Weston, Wet
HirgiHia, held II. their thinking House in the
town Of hcston, West virgiuin, on wcdncs-
day. tue ?2a Say OEJ"Auary, ISIS, for tbs
purpose Of clCcling Directors for the ensuing
year, enllng on tic second Tuesday in Jan.
uEryr 1870.
D. N. BAILEY, Cashier.
Dec. 10. 1871.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26

Symptoms Of 4 Diseased Liver.
D:l1Nin thcrishtside, under tho edge
l Of the ribs. increases on pressure;
,omc.i'mcs Tie pain is in the len side;
the pat;cntisrafcly able toiic onthcleIt
side sometimes tic pain is felt uadcr
.hc shouldcr.bladc, ard it frequently
extends 10 tho :07 of,he shoulder, and
IS sometimes mistaken FOR rAcumn-
ism intlle arm. The stomach is affect
cd with loss Of appetite and sickness;
tho bowelsin gcn:ralorc cosIivc, som:'
times alternative with lax TIC head is
:roubiedwi:!, pain, 7cco:npanic1with
a,Iull, heavy scnsation;n the backpars.
There is generally considerable loss
Of memory, accompanied with pain
fiji sensation of having left "ndonc
something which Ought 10 have bccn
done. Aslisht, dry cougIlis sometimes
an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS and debility hci easily
startled, his feet arc cold or burning,
and hccom5;ains ofa prickiy scasaiion
orthc skin his spirits arc low; and a.
ti,ough he is satisfied tina! exercise
would he beneficial to him, yet he can
scarccir summon up fortitude enough
to ;ry;t. IL fact, he t!is:rusts rem
rdy. Several Of the above symptoms
attend thc disease, BIT: cases have &C.
CARED where Few Of them existed, yet
examination Of The body, aitcr death,
ha: shown the LIVER to haze bcca cz-
tcusivsIy t!cranscd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIX. C. MGLA%z's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGur AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive of
tho most happy results. No better
catfartic can be used, preparatory TO:
or after taking Quinine, We would
advise all who are afflicted with tins
disease TO give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
simple pursativc tl:ey arc uncquaIcd'
tENhRE or IHITATioSs.
The genuine On. c. ASLA%" $
LIVER PIt.Ls arc never sugar coated.
Every box has rcd wax seal or
tic lid, with tho impression Dr.
MGLA%E's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLAXE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of c. MpLAHE
and FLEMlSc Bios. on the wrappers
DInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you tho genuine Dr.. Z,
| MGLASE's LIVER Pills, prepared
By Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggist.
sud country storckccpers generally
ro:so.e wishing to give Dn. c: MoLAs.'s Lsvr y
rILLs atrial we will mail, POSTPAID, 10 any par O
lie Unitcl States, one box Of Pills for tFSecsynr'
cents. FLEMING BROS, PiIaoarEh' Pa
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CnMMIssIoNEn's OFFICE,
Glcuvillr, ". Va. I
Jnuu1ry 2d. 1878

Alexander c Good nnl The Merchants and
Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling,
vs..
William Bennett, Joscph Cone;!yr N2i'on N
Bennett, administrator witi tic win nm.
uczed Of William IIosgs, deceased, DHnitl
SDcwccse, Jane F,Nmr, William IIruretI
and Miriam, his vile lis4ckiah BOgSs, jH'
coli S Dogs, John C Dogs. Levi HoEgS,
Susan BoSgs, E.ouist Baggs, n nd S'r"'' &.
Robinson, NniIlda J. DewecIc, David J.
pcwcc'c, hciis Of Elizabeth I'cwtt'c, IL.
ceased, Alhrr: Shnc;. Elhe'lrr, ShorS.
Emscy Dobbins. sEIlrcY pol4'irs and ia.
COB Shock, hci:s Vi ;r:G.Ea Shock, de.
ceased.
N CG4SCrsT'
The parties to The above nl"Cl tau'"wi'l
lnkC notice that tic undersigned COlrmi'.
s;cnrr Of the ci7r:. eau I OF Giimrr county.
las fixed upon the III day "r Fehrua:y,lsiS,
nj the law Office Of Fleming ( Bonnet, in
Gicnvlllc, GiImrT county, " var 60: l'rr
execution ofaU order Vi reference catered in
The rho"e namrd CARS! n! tie September
term, 1877, Of the sail c.EcHit court oI Gil.
MGR county, by which Shil Orlr: he is di.
rcC;vd 10 leill' Ii" accounts N Srlson ~.
Bennett A. administrator with tic will m
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To The creditors Of James n. Jackson
dcredIoi:
In pursuance Off decree Of the Circuit
Court oIths county Of Lewis, made In d
cause therein pending, to subject the rca
estate OF the said James u. Jackson, iCrCNs
cd, 10 the payment Of his debts, YOU asc re,
CURED to present your claims against tic
satd James y. Jackson, for adjudication te
a ". Dent, commissioner, Mt his Office ii
The said county, on or bsElrS the 9Th day o
February, 1878.
Witness, W II B!rne, Clerk Of said
COuF, this 9th day oflAHuary, 1878.
W. II. DYRSEt ClnS.
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MOORE BROS
GLEASONS PEBLiCATyO n

Great reduction in price for 1879 Of GtEA
sons ?lcTOHIAL to :? year. Single copies
s cents.
TUE IfoNx Circle TO So year single copy
5 rents. for sale by MI nrwsdcHlcrs.
GLEAsoS's MONTHLY COMrASioS to 81 n
scar, single copies 10 cents. All ros'nsa
Sample rOpcs sent on receip, Of n .
cont stamp.
Tie rrim of q! rOmos Inns iust been greatly
reduced. SO eng now gives sact liberal
terms tn ac"uIs ms we do Send for new
circular. Address T. GLEASON, T:s wnsh-
ingion S.. HIs;oa, Mass. SIvl7iw
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26
GEO c STURGiSS.
sTStCEetGry Of Regents
'TEgE CHEAPEST sG@00E.

in West Virginia, md one As THOROUGH
ASTIlE BEST
iii. e!S%% ~=Ha'~~( ISMo"%
CHENILLE. Gamcr Co.. ". Ia.
Op en- September 10th. and cOatinucs uati
- June, 1878.
Two Coarses-Surmnl and Advanced.
TrITToSs ARE PAID for IA pupils from
Lewis from lIraxton s from Calhoun:
. from Doddridgc; 90 from Harrison; .
from Nicholas; from Randolph, and ?
rom Webster. County Superintendent OF
Principal receives applicants.
jhs- Special Studies during September
and October for those drsri hg to teach neg
winter.
Far particulars write TO
r. MARCELLUS MARSHALL,
Principal
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26
ATnrSantnwn.

This Institution of Learning, under the
Presidency Of Rev. J. R. Thompson, A. ~.
e7,eriag upon new era Of prosperity.
DnrirS the Sptins Term just closed, The Nt-
enhance Of students WAS increased over 65
per cent. II ha; large and scholarly Fac.
ul,y; n beautiful, Eeal,tful aud moral ic2a-
lion ample Scientific sud Philosophical
APfsrstas; u Library constantly growing
a cur .Culum Ofiht luOst ,hOrOaIO Ch"rGc.
ter; Standard Of srhOlsrslnp surpassed
hy no Americas institution ofIcarniaS.i
The Expenses are les. thsn at any 9th CT
pIacc known I" AFFORD equal advantages
The Fall Term begins Sept 9Th; til. Winter
tcru J..ru4ry 81, and Spring term March
?7ih. For full information, catalogues, &c.
address the President.
~ GEO C STERGiSS.
s77TIStcEetary Of Regents
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26

SFSirF fctsrsAn, administrator 0l I. {.
Yoke, deceased,
IS
Amhrnw G
:! CHASCEEY ~ The COUNTY COURT or LEWIS
COUNTY.
Ry virtue Of dvCirc rendered in TIC
uhove styled cause, 1t. the prCembCr TERN
lRTTI, OF S"i! court, he undersigned counts
sioTrr, appointed Tor the purlnsc, wilI,attht
front d"ur Of tie COIrt. louIr VI IEwis roan
ty,on The 4ill Cay Of February, sis,rrortri
10 sell At public auction, 10 lhr hi; chest lid
Ger, tract Ct
IS ACRES, 3 RO0DS AND SC
POLES OF LAND,
situate on GiGly Fork Of big skin Greek, III
Lewis county, md on Which Atrhou
GOOdtn now resides.
TERMS or SALE.
Sufficient cash 10 pny costs Of said chan
rhrIy cause and expense o. SHE. and he
,residue upon crcti, ofG, i2Ond !smoa,ll',
with interest, The purchaser executing LOnds
With approved security, for The deferred in.
stHiments Of purchase money.
". G. BENNETT.
juu5 At Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26

Alexander C Good nnl The Merchants and
Mechanics Bank of Wheeling,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26
I1NGN1. NOVICE


IVES: Virginia:
little Circuit Court q Le'r's C""nty.
December SID, 1871.
a. Atcl'insor. j.. A. Watson. c
Ies!eE, y. N. Smith. !. BriukmaN,
WIN. ". Watson, Preston Dawson,
George C. DSu,rr, and ". Lockart
,,o oro r-,o, I,o,,Icrs orl ic.;,,o,.s 6
!, ~ -. 49,
'ue 10Y" i" sS'OH, '"' "o4"'f'
desiring 10 have tue charter OF saI9
Town Of Weston altered, changed mud
amended aud 10 effect such purpose
:. - ,n,,,o-;,od l., ~ A., ot ill.,
=, (,
4%s's'H'H'' '" 'c' % :" "e'!
EIrgiula, passed February ?StE,
1871, entitled All nc. proviling
| FIR .I,cr;nr chapo;ns or ancnd.
; H.. 49,. H.. ,or
~" 10 ' "
S''''se III 'n'' o'a'e' CONSUMING
tipopaIaon Of less than two thousand,
ibis dug dIed this peti,ion in the wnrds
apj f;rurGs following
r. H. Ill.,, Ill.,, pu,,, ILL., +
-. |' Y
inc C'Fr"'' tOa" o. Ae'FtS county;
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26
EOLEMTTOMAG.
MUSIC.

MRS. MARY EDMIsToE will opea
Music Glass the LIST OF September, Pupils
Instructed in hOia Vocal md !nstrumeu; n
Music. and also in tue Theory Of Music Fer
further information apply Mt her residence
on Main Street.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-26
VETS VA. UNIVERSITY

Weston, August II.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COURT PROCLAMATION.

UTHEREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL
w President Judge OF the Court OF oyer and
Terminer and General jail Delivery, Court OF Quar-
ter Sessions OF the Peace and the Court OF Common
Pleas and orphans court In the 26th Judicial Dis
trict, composed OF the counties Of Columbia and
Montour, and the Hons. l. X. krckbaum and Y. L.
shuman, Associate Judges Of Columbia county, have
issued their precept, bearing date the 10th day OF
Feb, In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seve1ty-eight, and TO me directed for
holding Court OF oyer and Termner and General
quarter sessions of the Peace Court OF Common
Pleas and Orphans Court, In bloomsbury, IN the
county OF Columbia, on the first Monday being the
9Th day OF May next. TO continue two weeks.
Notice Is hereby given to the Coroner, TO the jus
tices of the Peace and the Constables OF the SAID
county OF Columbia, that they be then and there In
their proper person at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF
said 9Th day OF May, with their records inqui-
stlons and other remembrances to do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done. And
those that are bound by recognizance to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or may be In the jail
OF the said county OF Columbia to be then and there
to prosecute them shall be just. Jurors are re-
quested to be puncua In their attendance, agreeaby
TO their notices. Dated at bloomsbury the 4th day
(--) OF April, in the year Of our Lord one
III. s. thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight
(O-) and In the one hundred and secondyear OF
the Independence OF the United states OF America
Sherif's once, JOHN. w. HOFFMAN,
Bloomsbury, April SIC Sherin.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-04-05
The Sensation Of Hanging.

During the past week the gallows has been
unusually busy, and the result has been ex-
tremely disastrous to the central figures in
three ghastly exhibitions. Some time since
the American press was discussing the ques-
ton "Does it hurt man to hang him ?"
The conclusion arrived at seemed to be that
hanging was a painless death. Now some
ofthe English magazines are specializing on
the sensations OF hanged person, and they
almost make out that hanging is rather a
pleasurable and desirable operation. One
person who was hung, to all intents and
purposes, declared that he felt no pain, and
his only sensations were of fire before his
eyes, which changed first to black and then
to sky blue. These colors are even source
of pleasure. A culprit who was revived
when almost dead, complained that, having
lost all pain in an instant, he had been tax
eu from light of which the charm defed
description. Another criminal who escaped
through the breaking of the halter, said thai
after q second or two of suffering, light ap
peared and across it a most beautiful avenue
Of trees.". All agree that the uneasiness il
quite momentary, that pleasurable feeling
Immediately succeeds, that colors of various
hues start up before the eyes, and that tbes'
having been gazed at for limited space, thu
rest Is oblivion.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-04-05

We are panied to say so, but We think
Attorney General Lear should resign his
place in the Attorney Generals office. The
five thousand dollar fee collected by him
from the Union Railroad and Transp ortation
Company is as clear case Of grab as was
proven against any of the Credit Mobilier
statesmen. There was no authority of law
compelling or authorsing such payment.
The fact that it WAS paid, under the clrcum-
stances, creates a warrantable suspicion that
the Sta.e lid not get all the money that
should have been obtained for back taxes
from the delinquent company, and that its
agents iouni it cheaper to pay the Attorney
General i've thousand dollars than to pay
larger sum into the public Treasury.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-04-05
Burial Of the Executed Men.

The corpse of Tully reached its destina-
ton, Planesville, a small patch located be.
tween PittstoH and Wilkes Barre, about 8
o'clock Monday afternoon. A crowd of men
followed the hearse from the depot to the
house. In the evening number called to
pay their respects to the dead, but the big
wake took place Tuesday night. The residence
of Tully's wife is an ancient shanty sur
rounded by small garden. All the sur
roundings present the appearance of squalid.
ness and misery. The furniture is of the
plainest description. Early last evening
immense crowds of men from the outlying
districts commenced to gather in the vicinity
ne-tenth of whom could not find room in
the house. Wilkes Barre, Pitts:on, Pleasant
Valley, Plymouth, Mill Hollow and Scran-
ton were well represented. Outside crowd
of about FIVE hundred men were seated on
planks raised at both ends and supported by
stones. Every man was pulling at clay
pipe, filled with miners choice" and vol
uues of smoke kept issuing from their
mouths. The scene inside was one of mise
ry. The remains OF Tully were placed in
the front room, in an ice box, covered with
. white cloth. At the head of the coffin was
. small altar covered with lighted tapers and
. few flowers. Mrs. Tully sat near the
corpse, q picture of despair, and grouped
around her were number of sympathizing
friends She was asked if the confession
her husband made was true. She said it
was not true, and was trumped up by the
officials merely to give them an excuse to
hang him. She was next asked if her hus-
band had said anything to her about the
confession before the execution, and she
answered that he had not. The men out
side were hurling curses at the head of "The
Bum" Kelly. The Buns" two brothers,
who live at the Empire shaft near by, were
denounced as being fIst-class counterparts
of "The Bum" himself.
Tully was buried Thursday morning in
the Catholic cemetery at Wilkes Barre, his
remains being followed to the grave by quite
number OF sympathizing friends.
McHugh was buried Wednesday after
noon at the same place and consequently
was not walked.
The funeral of Patrick Hester, took place
Wednesday morning from his late residence
at Locust Gap Junction, the interment being
at Beaverdale Cemetery. between Mount
Carmel and Alaska. There was a large
crowd of persons assembled at the house and
the family were terribly affected before the
closing of the coffin, one of the daughters
faipting.
The funera left the house at 1l:30 and
reached the cemetery at 1915. The body
was followed to the grave by about 1000
I people, and 30 carriages were in line. The
Rev. Father Koch, of Shamokin, ofiiciated
At the grave. The body was not taken to
the church.