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The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
AMUsEMENTs.
"DIPLoMACY.n -

Although 1t is hardly appropriate to
speak Of amusements under the gen.
eral depression of sorrow over The
death OF the President. it may not ap
pear inappropriate to mention the fact
that on Friday evening next the great
Hoey d Hardie Combination will ap-
pear In Barley Campbell's American
drama Of Diplomacy" This drama
ID distinctively American in its char
acter, and is one of the best known on
the stage. The company is one, If
not the best now travelling every
member thereof being actors and &C.
tress Of acknowledged ability.
The play will be presented in its en-.
tirety, and with appropriate scenic
mountlngs. There should be large
attendance.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
The Presideurs Anxiety for His
Wife.

The Presidents Anxiety for His
Wife.
As Mrs. Garfield left the sick-room
after the first meeting Mrs. James passed
In. The President was smiling, and he
beckoned with his finger TO the lady 10
approach. She leaned over the Presi-
dent and he said: "Have you Net
Crete ?" "Yes, have met her," said
Mrs. James. "And how does she act |;
how did she bear it?" was the next
eager question. "She bore 1t like the
true wife OF true soldier" answered
Mn. James. "Ahl the dear little wo.
man." exclaimed the President. ~
would rather die than that this should
cause relapse 10 her."
Later In the evening the President
said: "Do you know where Mrs. Gar
field is now ?' "Oh, yes," Mrs. James
answered, "she is close by, watching
and praying for her husband" He
looked up TO the lady with an anxious
face and said: 81 want her TO 60 to bed.
viii you tell her that say II she will
undress and 90 TO bed / will turn right
over, and feel sure that when / know
she is 10 bed can 60 TO bed and sleep
all night. Tell her." he exclaimed with
sudden energy, "that ! soiit sleep all
night If she will only do what ask"
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
SEPTEMBER COURT.
session This Morning-Jerry Har'
rfgau andl Rose Arraign
I'd For Murder.

session This Morning-Jerry Har-
ID For Murder.
Court me. this morning at 10 O'Clock,
Chief Justice Comegys, Judge Houston
and Wales on the bench.
Al 1910 O'Clock, Jerry Harrigan the
murderer Of Dennis Shea, at Hockessin,
on baturdAy night September 10th, was
brought Into Court, and arraigDed for
the murder. When told to hold up his
right hand, be informed the Court that
he had no right hand. He was then
kld to bold up his arm. After the in
ctment had been read to him, he plea
dJd "not guilty." Levi e. Bird, Esq,
appeared for the prisoner.
Orlando Rose, was next brought into
Court and arraigDed for the murderer of
Petar Gallaway, by stabbing him at the
corner Of Filth and Spruce streets on the
night of Julp 4th last. He pleaded "not
guilty" in . firm voice. Levi G. Bird,
Esq appeared for the prisoner.
Mr.. Bird stated to the Court that most
Of his witnesses resided In Cecil County,
Nd, and II it SO pleased the Court be
would ask that Monday next be set apart
FOR the trial. The trial was set for
Friday morning next.
State vs. John Glenn, for selling
liquor without license, was next ar
Iaigned and stood trial. John Biggs,
Esq, appeared for. the Slate. The pris-
oner was arraigned on the first day of
court on the same charge, and the
court instructed the jury to bring a
verdict Of "not guilty." IS the prisoner
could not be indicted on the charge OF
selling liquor TO one Robert Keinan,
whore 1t should have read "to Robert
Kenyon" The jury returned verdict
Of guilty without leaving the box.
The court sentenced him to pay hne
Of 500 and costs Of prosecution.
Llewelin Laws, colored, was arraiened
for the larceAcy Of $11 from John Wig
gins in August last. Austin Harring-
ton, Esq, for State, Vandegrift for de-
fsnse.
The plaintiff testified to losing the
money, and descrlb bed one of the pieces
= DeiDg pecHifarIy marked. He identi.
ned the dollar 10 question.
Sergeant Whelan, who made the ar
rest, also identified the piece of money,
which was bland dollar, as the one ta K.
on from the defendant when he was
searched at the city hall.
Chief OF Police Maxwell also positively
iaepsined the money, as it had been In
MS possession ever since the arrest.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
FlOgged by Masked Nc.

CoRyDoN, Ind, Sept. ls.-Plhy
masked men rode into aneighbOrbOOd
In the northwestern part Of Hstb
township last night and visited lhs
premises Of John H. Dixie, Archibald
Kemper, Jr., William Flaunisan and
john Vance Debley, each of them they
took from bed and laid on their backs
many stripes. The parties, it is said,
were once before visited and warned
to leave, but gave no heed to The
warning. For some time past there
have been petty stealing and other
misdemeanors going on in this vicinity
and these parties were probably sus
pected of having a hand them.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21

Ex.President Grants Despatch OF
COndOience.
ELBERoN, $50 A. M.-the follow
ing has been received
NEW YORK, September 10.
WAYNE MAcVEAeH, Long Branch:
Please convey to the bereaved fami-
ly OF the President my heartfelt sym.
pathy and sorrow for them In their
deep afiiiction. A nation will mourn
with them for the loss of Chief
Magistrate 20 recently called to pre-
side over its destiny. I will return
TO Long Branch In the morning to
tender my services II they can be made
useful. us, GRANT.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
Robbery by u Conf dental Clerk

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. l9.-AubuT
Winslow, a confidential agent Of NJ. S,
Forbus, q pork merchant Of this city,bn
left the city for parts unknown, leaving
letter for his employer saying that be
bad recently involved the firm in dI'as
trous speculAtions In wheat, and b
dared not remain to face bis employer.
The amount of the loss is supposed TO
be from $4,000 10 $4,000. Wln,OE
was q young man Of excellent reputi-
tion and. good habits and was highly re
spected.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
The Presidents 70 his Mother,

Following Is the Presidents's letter to
his mother before the relapse Of August
ID.
"DEAR MOTHER: Don't be disturbed
by conflicting reports ABOUT my condi-
iion. II istrue l Am still weak and on
my back, but l am gaining every day,
and need only time and patience to
bring me through. Give my love TO all
the relatives and friends, and especially
10 sisters Hlltyland Mary.
Your loving son,
"JAMKs A. GARFIERp.o
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
RESOLVING TO KILL GUITEAU
Affecting OF Masked Men I'm . Wood
Near Newark.

Affecting OF Masked Men I'm Wood
Near Newark.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 19.-Iu ac-
cordsnce with o previous understand.
ing, body Of masked men met last
evening in Q. little grove near the road
j., about half . mile above Vaudeville.
At tho last gathering 1t was believed
that the members Of the band Of men
we're farmers that had become excited
over the possibility that Guiteau
might escape with y light penalty
When all had arrived, there were
about fifty persons present. Two men
were appointed to stand on the ma
cadamized road, and three others were
stationed at short distances apart In a
nsighboring corr field. About q half
mile further on stands the Town Poor
House and Farm Of Millburn. After
the pickets had been posted, the roll
was called BY numbers. Each person
in responding went forward and whis-
pered the password to the person who
acted % Master Of Ceremonies. About
ten members werc absent. Numbers
ten, thirteen and forty seven were ask
cd whether the resolutions were ready
to be presented and they presented
several preambles and resolution.
The resolutions were adopted with
bat little discussion. The matter OF
drawing lots was postponed until fur
ther news was heard of the Presidents
condition. As each man left the
ground he was informed of the next
meeting and Of the password. The
entire meeting did not occupy more
than twenty minutes time.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
Steamer Sold.

The owners Of the Philadelphia and
Bridgeport Steamboat Company have
sold the steamer Mary Morgan to a
company Of Mobile (Ala.) business
men, and 1t is hardly likely that our
citizens will ever again see Aary's
beautiful form In our waters. NAV
smooth waters and pleasant brsezes
always attend her, Chester Times.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
Marvin Held to Await Indictment.

RICHMOND, Va, September 19.-The
case OF Thos. A. Marvin, the man with
many aliases and many wives, charged
with forgery and bigamy In this city " as
again before the Polica Court this after
noon. The charge Of forgery was first
Investigated. Mr.. n. o. Clsrkel cashier
OF the First National Bank of Madison,
Wis testified thst the check upon which
Marvin had obtained $765 from the First
National Bank OF Richmond In July last
Of the HustiDgs Court, and A. NJ. Brow
nell, who arrested Marvin IN Lynn, Mass..
both swore to the Identity Of the prison,
or with Marvin and he was held TO avail
the action Of the Grand Jury. he viii
have an examination Tomorrow on tbs
charge OF bigamy In marrying Miss Lon
10 Turpins Of this city, while be had
another wife living.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
In Phfladelphfa.

Tho news of the death Of the Presi-
dent was received as elsewhere-with
profound sorrow. The mournful
event was announced by the tollin g Of
bells, as in other cities. When 1t be-
came known o number Of the theatres
were open, and upon receipt Of the
intelligence the performances were at
once stopped ard the curtains dropped
upon the scenes, and the attendants
slowly left the building. The theatres
will remain closed one week.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
The CrOps In Canada.

TORONTO, Ont, September w.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Com.
pany's crop report has just been pub,
lished. Sixty points have been heard
from. which show the Aggregate,
yield TO be over 5000, 900 bushels o.
wheat, 4,225, 900 bushels Of oats, O0V,.
900 bushels Of barley, $3.50 bushel'
of other grain and large root crops
Wheat averages 80 bushels TO tns
acre, oats 80 and barley 40.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
6liIl Drapang.

Many Of our citizens and merchants
arc still engaged IN draping their resi-
dences and business places with the
badge In respect to the Nations Dead
At / o'clock Market street presented .
sidences In various parts OF the city dis
play the National coiors draped iu mour-
ntng.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

It is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA
RILLA AND STILLINGIA,
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will n
store health TO the physical organizsllo,p.
IL is q strengthening syrup, plessaoals y
take and the BEST BLOOD PURlfltn
ever discovered, curing Sorofula, sypar
lttic disorders, w Weakness of the ki1peJ,'
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorgs" ,,'
Debility, Bilious complaints and w
eases Of the Blood, Liver, kidhs'
Stomach, Skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA euf"
pain In Man or Beast.
Or. ROGERS WORM SYRUf ID
an tly destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
A Life-sentenee for Murder

BOSTON, Mass, September 49,
David Mooney,wh was found guilty
last Friday of murdrer in the secoad
degree for the killing of Edward
Lavoye In this city In February i $50
was to-day sentenced TO the State
prison for life.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
sale Of Rualding lots.

Attention 10 called 10 the fact that
ON Saturday afternoon next at $50
O'Clock NJ. N. Child will sell ut public
sale forty. eight building lots situated
on Fourth, Fifth, Scott and Lincoln
streets. These lots are all we'll located
and offer . safe aud desirable invest
ment to capitalists.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
Rheamatic Diaea.e.

These ailments follow from torpid lix.
srs and costive bowels; the skin, bowels
and Kidneys falling In their proner
work. IN ncrid poison is formed In Inc
blood, which is the occasion of these
scuts diseases. KIdpey-wort produces
healthy acfion Of alIseoretivs organs and
throw on the rheumatic poison. EauaI-
y smclent In Liquid or Dry form. Inter.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
Ere. r.ss.rAay's L.ss EA,a...
Lot RolA

Ths Wilmington Club has sold the lot
on King street between Tenth and
chased, to DR.. J. &. Tantum, who will
erect building for the manufacture Of
teeth, - stated In yesterdays GAzHrTs.
The club has purchased Of Mr.. Price
the building No. 1004 King street to
which thcy will remove In . short time,
having to leave their present quarters on
Market street above Tenth which has
been sold.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
A SAD SIGHT.
Mollie Garneld Paints at Her Faith.
ers'i Bedside.

During the morning Miss Mollle Gar
deld entered the sick-chamber and sat
down by the bedside. Her father smiled
at her anectiona,ely, but he was too
weak to say much. She looked at him
intertly for time, and suddenly, to the
dismsy Of the attendants, tainted and
fell forward upon the bed. The PIesi-
dent was alarmed for . moment as the
insinsible girl was carried from the
room, but he was Informed that she had
revived almost instantly. The temper.
ary excitement did not produce any bad
effects. The girl said that she felt faint
at the sight Of her father and the thought
that he might die.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
A Female Counterfeiter Caught

WASHINGTON, september VA
dispatch TO the Treasury Departmen!.
announces the arrest by an agent ol
the Secret Service division at MusSs
gan Mich, on Saturday last, ol A
S. Brant and Nettie Brant for manu-
featuring, selling and passing coap'
terfeit silver dollars.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
TvHE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
5o2 MARKET STREET,

602 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 9th, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily nom A
NJ. until p. n, and on Tuesday and Sat.
urday evenings from7 to o'clock.
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly madein April and October.
When divi&ends are not wtthdrawne
they are accounted AZ deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
twice in each yN.h;AerRs.. yNssI;
Ciement Glen nj a: smyth, George W; Bush
Nathan,l 4. Benson, NJ. L. Lichensteln.
Henry II. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job H. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIII. Ii. swift,
Anthony Hig gins.
GEO. ". b, fSH. President
ES; 3; CAPELLE, Vie. President
ElRsT NATIONAL BANh .,,
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
F1NAN IAL A4ENTs OF THE UNI.
TED STATES.
EDwARL BETTs, PREsIpKsr.
GEO. ID. ARMsTRONU. CAsHixk
Paid mp Capital, eSOO. 200.
Philadelphia, New York and Bosto. E !.
change furnished 10 regular Depositors
without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and Thursdsfs
DIRECTORS.
Esxsas fss's E. s%y,n fSan Hsnry II Ass %s1sm.
Smuei James, Ell Garrett,
sam1 RancroIi w. Ian,-lv
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21

A post-mortem examination of
the Presidents body was made at
Elberon yesterday afternoon by the
surgeons who have been connected
with his caae. The autopsy, the re-
suit OF which is detailed elsewere.
shows that the wound was neces-
sarily mortal from the beginning.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
Opposed - nm Extra sessf ON Of Cen
Rresa

LoNa BRANCH, N. j., Sept. 2O.-
several republican members of Con-
gress who are here express themselves
very decidedly as opposed to an extra
session OF Congress, and will SO notify
President Arthur. They say that no
good result can fellow and that there
II no necessity for it.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
rwoNARRow EscAprs ~ -.
CIRCUS, "ePs
One Man Rum Over Nv H,.,
sna Another Thrown ovss s',o!s 70,
Horses Heads "'er His

One Man Rum Over Nv u,.c
me 49,. another . Thrown over ',o,. %,.
NEw YORK, Sent 10 ,o..
Attet The completion of tba ~, ~, 1851.
OF the programme at Coup's ci,as J,.cus part
tofday afternoon, the hipnod,nns, YES
ces were Introduced as mana, ora
passed on quietly until ths snu they
chAIiot race was begun. Tba 'sv'ui.horss s'.rss
made, when the horses dasbsS s.s sn was
tremendous pace. While maLhat on at q
tefn 1t the end of the track ,aa ths
driven by Joseph Burnbam sv mo. ensflot
turned, throwing the chario,as.@ ovet
~ 10 the ground and night nn violent
wheels, one OF which passed cn uuusi The
over his body at the middle aplelely
horror was Immediately raissd dhout Of
suoispce present, while the hnrsas" lhs
% OF al control, dashed furiousIv s,le. ioos.
the track aud, catching up with n s,ound
or chariot, were about 10 dr,na . .ne 9th.
through Miss Matte Lewis in 'ns pols
case she would have been ins,an,,A MalCn
ed, when some Of the ATTENDANT ,y o: kilt
the TACK and succeeded In pras,.tll Tossed
ieins OF the runaway team. tharshs .ne
Ing Miss Lewis lite. '"o'eoy sav'
In the Jockey races which so,,.u.,
MI. Edward Carpston was tbrown 'ssO' we,
pletely over his horses head tn s,oUu. ) eU,n,
below, the horse failing on him sr'u'a
shout OF terror was itnmedjatelv r.l..a
oy the ladies and children present t'',. :.
The other horses were seen dasbino a.. =
the course toward the prostrate m,u wr'
and every one expected TO ,ea Su,,
trampled instantly TO death; but str,Da. n'
TO say, the horses, when they cana y
HIN, jumped completely over him vI,s
out touching part Of his body. Hs
was carried Into the dressing rooT and nd
DR.. Warner Of No. III East Tvsniv ns
sixth street summoned to attend bob
patients. After making an examID,ti"o
the Doctor decided that the unlOrtup,Is
sufferers should be sent to BelI,vus
Hospital. which was done.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21

Write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham,
No. 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
for pamphlets relative to the curative
properties of her Vegetable Compound
in all female plants.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. 81, 1879.
GxNTLEMEN-Havin been afflicted
for number of years with indigestion n
and general debility, by the advice of
my doctor used Hop Bitters, and must
say they afforded me almost instant re-
lief am glad to be able to testify in
their behalf. THos. g. KNOX. i.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21

Thomas Marvin, the man oil man!
aliases and wives, had 4 hearing pelon
the Police Court In Richmoed, virginia
yesterday, and was committed 10 aSh
the action the Grand Jury.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
The iews Republican Campaign

DEs MONIES, Ia, September 19.--In
view Of the discouaging news from
Long Branch as 10 the condition of the
President, the Republican State Central
Committee this morning decided to
withdraw and cancel all appointments
made for speaking In the campaign In
this State.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
FOURTH EDITION
indications for To. day.

For the Middle Atlantic States,
fair weather, variable winds, mostly
northerly, stationary barometer, station
ary or lower temperature.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-21
Something You Ought t, Know

The best place In the State 10 purchase
anthkng In the jewelry line Is undoubt.
edly at
, 1881-02-03
Several Persons Injured by Rail-
road Accident in Min
t1esota.
Two Mon Drowned l,y the Sink-
Ing or n T0w-D0at Mt
l'ittsb,lrg.
Four Men Buried by an Avalanche
on Wood River, Idaho.
A Woman nnd Her Two Children Burned
10 Dc0t1l In led,
Bay View Rolling-Mis, Milwaukee, the
Scene of Horrible Accident.

.,,,.-,,,>,r,
SERIOUS RAILROAD AcctDENT.
day starlinr r,,,ors wcrc otloat In the streets
rn1nr.t,nr - s.rtn,s occi1emt ~, rho Itnc nf
t,.a q, Its', " ,,,.a,ta =. ,t.a,ta%, t,n,,,
tlie 81. lIa',i, Msnneapo'is u Mahltoea Nohtl'
erni Offices Of tie road resulted IN A state
mont of fncts. lin ofllctuIs riy-
;,,r ,,t far r,,,,i,o,,ton nj, Tho
,ns o.t nol p"oiteasWn M a'o
that tho Fergus Falls train, which left st.
Paul nt 40 Ills ,nnrptnr In charge of COtt-
.1mctor Mc,ton,,s. consisted NJ nh cnu,nc. n
ts"-s."..s ,,as ~ ~. ,"..,s
, 1881-02-03
CANADA.
THE STATE HALL,

5ptttdf Ddspatth to The Chtsu1o TRIBUNE.
OTTAWA. Feb. 2.-'The Stnte I}ali ut Gov
erl,nieNt 1Iouse Tonight wns grarA affair,
and wits largely attended. about 700 being
present. including names from 4 tn Z. The
only decoration worthy Of notice In tho ball
room was Il magnificent picce of l.andworked
tapestry. I'll possession Of Ills ExcellcMcy's
faulty for over 800 years, representing u
Scrfptnral scene. The costumes worn by
tho ladies at Government House were It's
follows: Mrs. u. W. Allan, Toronto.
alM lnda muslin. Miss Mury Allan, white
silk 1lM lntlln muslin: Lady GeDrge Camp.
hell, gold brptade ornaments. diamonds; !;
lady Thornton. white satin. !ace at,d .pearl
trimmings; Miss Thnrsltn,s, atraw.coluretl
satln nnl gauge; Miss Frances Thornton,
pals psnk satin ailtl tulte. Lnrtt George.
cnnpbe3l wore tho royal l.nyat uniform, Ntnl
Capt. Clutter the uniform OF tho N!npty-rst.
Princes Louise, 1tlglilAilcrs. Lntfy Afnctlol,-
aid wore Il eUrsage md train 1T Irocnde.l
silk nf Canadian manufacture; petttcOut Of
shrret pink silk. Indy Tllley w0re cui0retl
gr0s-grulM silk. black lnGe twi,.ed with n
garland Of shaded roses: llentl-tlrcss leatl,.
ers; ornaments, epieuliuns set ii, gld.
Tho Mlnistcrs Of tho Crown wore the Wind
sUr uniforms.
, 1881-02-03
AT RALEIGH, n, C..

AL kLAlIl1iA1as NJ As
RALEIGH, N. e.. Feb. 2.-Fire yesterday
destroyed the business portion OF Plymouth,
Which was thlck!y built with stores and
warehouses. The fire, beginning IN a1i Office
near tlio centrc Of Winter street, worked Its
way Up and down the street until 1t had
swept away every building. The buildings
md stoess destroyed. With tho losses, are us
follows: 1lornthaI IL Dro., four buildings,
including store and stock, S25 600; j. r. Nor
nlni1, store atltl stock nud two ollor buildings,
sa3O, ,0o3; J. r. Ncwbcrry, three buildings,
stock, md 100 bales Of cottoii, so, 900; j. W.
Ayers, storc and stock, 5000: William Ayers,
stock, $1,000; n. d. Norman, two store
houses, 1000; ". II. Ward, druggist, i,5oo;
John l'iercy. store, $1,000; iunc! &
brothers, store. $1,000; NJ. Il. Ycrger,
store. $1,000; william Harrison, stick.
i5 saMmsl ra1n'as rEslns' s. sbnSeFS SasS; Sso;
i'rotsstent i;pisposal Church, s5;5o9; jack.
sqr son pes e. dS store $500; H5es T. sekso,
isS i!ousts,, s s4.SS; Ja'aes II; Ke!d, = hun. ns
dre,l bales Of cotton. s5tU0; I1orntlIal y Bro.
about fifty bales Of COTTON and about 100000
shingles, S7,5QO; Lnlnes Nuwberry, store
house.. S!D; Cha:les Latham, law olIice,
Sl. LOCO; ". II. lla1nptnn, warehouse and
warehouse md olla seine, $. goo; !. =. Arml-
stGd, Si5o0; Courthouse, 5000; J. I. Swain,
store, $1,000; sundry suaIl losses, s5,otW.
Cnpt. SUlon AskcW, Ut tho steai,ler 0riole,
steamed up III tho renr OF tlle burning ware
houses and saved considerable propcrty.
llorntEal i I,lo. md j. +. Norman are
partially Insured. The other losers are not
THIS church burned was brick.
, 1881-02-03
BURNED IN 1'tlE11. beds.

cpfetdk DApateh 10 lAf tAted9o 1T%oAnfs
ST. PAUL, MlnM.. Feb. "a Ploneer-Prcss
special from Audubon says: "About 8
O'clock this morning Tobias o. Chcs,lcr, OF
this placc, WIS awakened BY the Intense heat
III tho room where ho slept. When liz
got up lio found tho limp gone from the
stand, the bedding and floor on
fire, md the room full OF smoke. III getting
from tho bel to tho. floor l,o tumbted over n
c9n nearl3'' filled with kerosene. which ls-
nitcd md gave n greater start to tie
a!rsady fiery masS, lle room now
who slept With him, md tsey per1sl,el In tie
fumes Just where they lay III hed: lle says
moved, wlic,, Is doubtless CORRECT, ~
tho remains would Indicate III when found.
The house. aid contents wgro NIL burned, as
the tre had eontrtl before help arrived. Il
hired girl who slept IN another part of tho
house wote up. a,l.l slie cscapctl., Deputy
Coroner brow l,eld III inquest, and the Jury
rendered q verdict Ut accidental taentll cAtlsea
by the exploding or ,ii'settlng Of a Kerosene
1Amp.s