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THE FoUH III DISTRICT.
Three Hundred HunEariAns Strike Wee
In AdyRuce of the Time.

Three Hundred HuuEariAaS Strike Week
In Advance Of the Time.
PlrTsDURGH, March l5.-A Dubois, Pa,
special says: Three hundred Hungarlans
at Falston mines struck to-day for the Co.
lumbus scale. II they are successful It
will entitlethem to an advance from 40
AL cents per ton. This strike is week
in advance Of the one ordered throughout
tho Fourth district and was q surprise to
every one. Nothing will be done to settle
the matter until Thursday, when Il Is ex.
peCted the operators will meet commit
tee Of miners to arbitrate the grievances.
Should the arbitration committee fail 10
meet on the 18th, next Monday 1900 min
era will quit work until an advance Ia
granted. or all matters are satisfactorily
adjusted. The miners are thoroughly OF.
ganizod and are prepared TO hold out until
the are given the increase, -
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TABLES TURNED,
One Man Promises to Knock OFT Anoths
.... and 10 FlooEsd Himself

~
.. and iS FlooEsd Himself.
Ell PAso, TEXAS, March 15.-About one
thousand sportsmen and others gathered
at the pavilion Saturday night to witness
the prize fight between Billy Manning,
Of San FranClsco, and Burt Price, q local
brulser. Both men have been training
for the fight for tho past two weeks,
Price had agreed to knock out the Cali.
fornian in five straight rounds Of three
minutes each or forfeit $3.50, Marquis OF
Queensbury rules and the hardest Of hard
gloves 10 be used.
II was near midnight before the con.
testants appeared In the ring. Both men
were In excellent condition. Price showed
to better advantage than his antagonist,
and opened the fight by flooring the
Californian with powerful right hander
in just one and.three quarter minutes.
In the second round Manning displayed
great caution and respect for Prices fists.
After eparring about the ring Manning
startled every one by jumping at Price
and striking him fearful blow on the
neck. Price fell senseless and did not
recover consciousness for fully q minute.
This ended the fight, the referee award.
ing the victory 10 Manning.
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PtrrSDusuH, March l6.-A Clarion, Pa,
special saysi Shortly before noon the
boiler Used al Hicks coal shaft, near
Atthur's Station, on the Pittsburgh L
Western Railroad, exploded. William
Banes, engineei, and Joseph Elsenet, fiat
thinner, were In the boiler house and
were buried In the debris. Esenef, who
had his head aud side crushed, died III 4
short time. Banes was terribly scalded,
severely cut on head aud skull fractured,
lie cannot recover At lhmetown, Pa,
the boiler Of the pumping boat at Hilldsle
Coal Works also exploded With terrific
force, fatally sClldlhg William Ferfe, the
hhnlnnhf.
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Ma. E,AaTs is regarded as standing q
arcaance to be made Chairman OF the
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
yonsa in the Senate is better fitted tol
he plaee, Mr.. Eyarts has the learning,
Ne .blty aud the experience, having
been az excellent Secretary OF State. Tht
h.t ,hs! he Ia new in the Senate ought
not t, operate against such a mantle
suggestion has a touch OF absurdity in it.
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Irnsy be that Pennsylvania Democrats
rs eadeavoring to make political capital
Oh. Of the alleged mismanagOment Of the
Soldiers Orphans Schools in that State
The lles.ion is whether the schools have
been mismanaged, the State plundered
and the orphans wronged. II this condi.
loa Of saain can be shown, the guilty
su,h,to be made to suffer; and II the Re.
publican party is responsible, it is legiti'
mate partissn capital and the Democrats
have right to make use oft. So long as
ngyorn by party, as we shall probably
ertnue to do. parties must be held to
Gia account ior their administration.
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TIE EXPREss R0psERY.


An occurrence Fointiug 10 the Cumplielty J
of baggage Master Watts.
CHICAGO, March ia very important
fact In connection with the investigation
Of the Express robbery was made public
this morning. II seems that at a confer
enCe Of the Express and Railway officials
and the detectives yesterday, the baggage
man Watts was placed under rigid cross
examination. Mr.. Wygan's secretary
took full notes aud went from
the hotel where the conference
was being held to the office to
write out his notes. He did not arrive
there aud after some hours search was
Instituted, but no trace OF the missing
young man has been found. Mr.. WyRafl
has every confidence In his integrity and
Is sure that he has either been abducted
or has met with foul play. It is under.
stood that under ths severe cross. examin.
alton Of the detectives Watts made some
valuable statements, but Just what he has
admitted cannot be asCertained,
News has just reached here that two
men suspected OF being two OF the prinCi.
pals In Saturdays express robbery and
murder on the Rock Island railway, are
under arrest near Joliet, III. The report
is that on Saturday afternoon three men
went to a farm house a few miles from
Joliet and asked to obtain work. The
farmer engaged the men, but thinking
their actions and appearance suspicious,
kept close watch on them and sent word
to the authorities. One Of the men got
wind Of tho farmers suspicious and disap
peared, but the other two are now under
HrreBt,
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pENNsYLYANIA,s rLAN

'NhaJ'nz up ROAdtnG stOOkto Pay South
Penn Debts.
NEw ioRT, March l6.-At the last an.
a'Al meeting Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
iod Company the President and Dlrec.
9s asked to be allowed power to increase
1scipital stock Of the company, $16,OOO,.
w. The stockholders wete not informed
wat this money was wanted for nor what
'oaIdbo done%ithit. 1t was to be used
spE,oidIrg to the judgment Of President
'gSef's T,l's and the directors.
ihIs action has given rise 10 considera.
YAK here, and II hRs been hinted that
w money would be used somewhere In
junction with the Reading gobble. In
w course Of a conversation this morning
,'l % a leading banker Of this city, who
Interested In leading affairs, he said I.
An very Crsdibly informed that
Ee Pennsylvania Railroad Company
!, ,.Hna' ~ to put the $i6,OOOOOO Of new stock
SaIuc market Tor the purpose OF raising
i,gy i,ggsy 70 control Reading. The company
NlhS lound that the Dtexel.NIorgau syn.
o,, saW G,inndeted, and has been whipped
,Gi OIL ehoE Of sucCets ID the capture OF
Vi,l VTi,l'gg' has decided to do lie own work.
lSn ~ $1,000 900 at present market prices
sallng, tue majority Of the stock can
M SECURED u tho holders are willing 10
s,s N, am told by men who are Id posi-.
,,4 I3l % know that the Pennsylyania road
~, w sgek i 70 buy the stock Of Reading, and
tes N, Already they have agents at work get.
X !. G,ogES Of 1t together.
i.'iI 's y done ieCauss the courts have
i'tuea so.l that the Pennsylvania cannot buy
N.Y.. un petlllye road. II Il buys lie stock
%s S%, 6' q no remedy at law. The othei
SSIoSvO M which Is to be raised will be
FSsL NJ 70 pay the holders Of South Penn
III SS1 instead Of giving them a 8 percent
banoule..n bSSuen As the court has decided against
bsHp bSspPs9 ~. TO know that large offers have
itsnd.l itn refused ior stock BY MI. GoWen'I
lbSIn,., They hold the majority Of stocl
F'Su'ely Al present.
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CHICAGO, March l6.-The number Of
bushels Of grain In store in the United
States aud Canada March 10, and the In.
crease and decrease compared with the
week previous, will be posted on Change
tomorrow as follows. Wheat, 60,s64 ,4i9
bushels, decrease, 4ls,7ii bushels corn,
u Hll S99, increase, l,060,99G; oats, q.
O99, IOs, increase, 16,i0s rye, 842S3l, dc.
cfeasel "a GOO barley, l,l2I0sl, decrease,
llI20S The amount In Chicago eleya.
tofs wasi Wheat, l4,2lS,S7O; corn, g..
7l4 ,GSS oats, 405,S2Oi rye, 25S,32Si bar.
10y, lSS,lHt
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PARIS, March 15.-LouiSe Michel an.
nounCeS that she intends To make tour
Of America. She is mobbed everywhere
she attempts to speak In public In France.
The Chamber Of Deputies voted urgency
for credit Of 100000 francs for the pro.
posed Pastetr institute.
The DecaEsville miners have resolved
TO continue the strike.
Sarah Bernhardt's "Hamlet" is fail.
rre. She will replace II tomorrow by
"Fedora."
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WASHINGTON, b. O., March 15.-The
Court Of Claims to-day heard arguments
from Mr.. Benjamaa Wilson, Of West vir.
ginia, counsel lor the Government on the
general question Of the liability Of the
United States under the treaties with
France, for what are known as the French
Bpoilation claims. This is q preliminary
question and must be settled before any
Of the cases will be set for trial.
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LONDON, March l5.-The Globe this
afternoon states that at the cabinet meet.
ing held Saturday Mr.. Trevylan, seCre.
tary for Scotland, and formerly Chief
Secretary for Ireland, and Edward Hene.
age, Chancellor Of the Duchy OF Lancas.
ter, both tenderd their designations. The
reason given by both gentlemen for their
action, says the Globe, was their disin.
clination to support the Irish policy out.
lined at the meeting by Mr.. Gladstone as
that which he had decided To pursue.
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CHICAGO, March 15.-The Inter. Ocean,
Milwaukee, Wis., special says: II Is an.
nounced here to-day that the Iron Mining
companies In the Menomlnee iron range
have Voluntarily advanced the pay Of
theit men from 10 10 30 cents per day.
This advance was brought about by the
fear Of trouble that might come Ia the
busy season, a. none oi the companies
have this aeason sold their full product In
advance, and lest some labor trouble
should come in and prevent their getting
II nit
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Missing Man Found Dead.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 15.-sunday
afternoon the bridge tender on the North
western railroad bridge, just above the
lie boat station, discovered the body Of a
man floating In the river. Word was sent
to the Central Police Station and the body
was removed. When taken 10 the morgue
papers found on tho body proved beyond
doubt that the dead man was Andrew
Sheriff, OF Chicago, junior partner In the
lumber firm Of Sheriff 4 Son. Young
Sheriff disappeared last fall. He came
here from Chicago and after week Of dis.
sipation dropped out OF sight,
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RE0RTpays that the Baltimore 4 Ohio
viii enter tho political field in New Jersey
gains. the Pennsylvania, cspousing the
Democratic side and ondeavOring to elect
Democratic Legislature. Included In
tie programme isthe election Of Governor
Albeit to the United States Senate.
The Pennsylvania has done It's work on
b,;h sides Of the political fence, but the
ns alignment would force 1t to throw its
vsght on the Republican aide, with some
i,'eration to provide for mishaps. This
Unli make an interesting Spectacle-two
Tsat parties permitting themselves to be
ned to pull railroad chestnuts out Of the
fire. Perhaps the rumor is uniounded. II
odghtto be.
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INoRNpIARY TIRE
At PAFksFsbuFg-FOur Dwellings Burnsd.
The InuendISFy Arrested,
aosei1f Disnatnh IN ike LaLslfi1eno,r

NAr~e@@ NN'fH-NfF ~ ~ N'FHsffHNHsAf
PARxERssuRa, W, Va, March l5.-Au
iuCepdiary FIRE last night about eleven
o'clock destroyed four residences on Sixth
street, causing a loss Of about $500, on
which there was only about $3.50 Of inSur.
auCs, The fire started in a small house
occupied by Martin Molloy, who has
been regarded for some time a. q danger
Gus man and insane.
Atthe last term OF the Circuit Court, q
heavy judgment was found sgainst him in q
suit brought by a sister, whom he had de-
trsuded. The collection Of the judgment
involved the attachment and sale OF his
honses, and he threatened to burn them.
He carried out his threat last night. He
was arrested this morning and Ia now in
jail. In one OF the houses, occupied by
Mrs. Margaret sawlsss, several hundred
dollars in cash, slowed away in trunk
was burned. r-e
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pa,,,BVst M . war.

PHILADELPHIA, March l5.-The Penn.
Bylvania Railroad Company announces
The following reduction Of the rates on the
New York and Chicago limited express,
between New York and Philadelphia and
Chicago, 90 between Baltimore and WASH
ingtoT and Chicago, 81 80, with cores
ponding reduction 10 other points,
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rug outside pressure to break the Glad
e5ao cabinet ia great. The inside pres
m,s NAV be less intense than the gossips
,ripk. though tho cabinet has not been
,boo,bl a strong one, Under the clrcum-
s,ne.s strength was scarcely to be ex-
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Another Demand Made.

. ST. LOUIS, March l6.-1t is asserted in
railroad circles that a circular emenatinE
from the East st. Louis Assembly ol
Knights Of Labor was served this afternoon
upon the representatives OF all roads cen.
treing In East st. Louis and demanding
an increase Of wages for all shop and yprd
men, and stating II the demand Is not
complied with by six o'clock this evening
the men will be ordered out.
A later dispatch says; The report re.
lerred TO above proves to have been true,
The circular was sent as stated but the
time given to the railroad to respond has
been extended to Thursday next,
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Ng CoS1LlAGls understood to continue
nria,o to bo pulledinto politics. In the
I,,,Dresilential election Mr., Conkling waA
h politics as much ashe ever was, though
Lebaght under Il banner new to him,
gsaayo supposed he was still for Cleve'
Anlnnh rainrm.
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sEiDEnLiN05s BoYcorr.
a New PhaSO Developed 10th Sides Grow.
Ing Bitter.


Ing Bitter.
CLEVELAND, March 15.-The boycott OIL
]. F. ssiberling by the Trades and Labor
Assembly at Akron, o., assumed a new
phase to-day, when all the boarding house.
keepers were informed that they would
be boycottsd II they gave shelter 10 work.
men imported 10 lake the places Of
strikers at the Empire Mower and Reaper
Works. A boycott will also be placed on
the tenants Of every dwelling and business
house owned by seiberllng In Akron, II
not vacated at the expiration Ui the pres.
ent leases.
The Trades Assembly Of Chicago has
also been notified 10 take similar action
regarding the buildings owned by selber.
ling In that city.
Ferdinand HChumaker, owner oi the
Windsor hotel, who has opposed Ysiber.
ling In the courts came 70 the lAtler'E
rescue with the offer 10 furnish accomno.
datIons for all the imported wofkmen
even II he had 10 supply them with cots ID
the halls Of the hotel. The feeling oI
both sides iB growing very bitter.
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exrell BgS BuTLGR eEdorsoes the
,,i,ion Of the Senate in It's controversy
inn tbo President, Hequotes precedenta
'aJ c,nmon sense to sustain his point.
!, /, not long since General Butler was
,tm,bta sool enough Democrat.
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Break on Tho missouri Pacific,

ST.. LOUIS, March 15.-A special from
AtchiSon, KS, to the Pot. .Dispalch states
that the officials Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company at that place have ad.
vices from Downs, KS, on the central
branch OF the road, To the effect that the
striking knights Of Labor there have &C.
cepted the company's terms and hava re-
turned 10 work,
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GENERAL pEHRY's NOMINATION,
It 10 Said to Have Bssa MRds by Cleveland
Without Consulting Anyone,

It ID Said to lIGVs H0sa MRds by Cleveland
Without Consulting Anyone.
WASHINGTON, D, o. March l5.-As the
facts relating to the nomination Of General
Terry to be Major General come out they
reveal somo interesting points. One is
that the President made the nomination
without consulting anyone. Itisreported
on good authority that General Sheridan
made no recommendation, and, while he
has his preference, who was understoOd
to be General Crook, he did not offer un.
asked suggestions. 1t was reported too,
that the night before the Presidential elec.
ion, General Terry made an ultra.polih
cal speech atSt. Paul, Mimi, in which he
said some very uEly things-to the etfeC
that the ConfsderaCy would be again In
the saddle II Cleveland should be elected
and many other things Of tho same char.
acter. Though they were conveyed to the
President ths information did not ehsC
him In the least, and he gave the position
to Terry in spite Of them.
II Ia reliably reported that the President
was OF the opinion that General Terry't
nomination 10 his original position Of
Brigadier General was made prior to thai
Of General Howard, the former should
have been the ranking Brigadier General,
Notwithstanding the fact that General
Howard was confirmed first. General
Howard takes rank from December 81,
1854, and General Terry from January 10
1865. General Howard's friends say they
oelieye the President will send him in lor
the next vacancy.
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AN OLD VETERAN GONE.


AAANNH AANNJ
Special Dispatch to The LutelIt0Aen.
RAREERsSuRa, W. Va, March l5.-The
Oldest resident OF this county, and also oil
the State, died at his home at Rockport
on last Thursday, His name was VIM.
Flowers, and his age, well authenticated,
was lO4 years, He was Of French descent
and served with distinction under Napo-
leon the Great, and he remembered many
interesting "reminiscences Of his famous
old commander, He came TO America in
the first decade Of this century and fought
gallantly in the war Of 1912, He has been
a pepsioner OF the Government for several
years on account Of his services in our
second struggle with England. Before his
death tho old gentleman became very fee
BILE, losing both his hearing and his eye
sight, The funeral was largely attended
by friends OF the family,
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alti Harmed | . death.

1NDtANAPoIlV, 1Su, March i5.-Lucinda
Paine, aged IA, student at Tsrts Hauts
High School, while trying 10 save things
from her fathers burning house In Otter
Creek township yesterday morning, was
burned 10 death. Her father was badly
burned while trying 10 rescue her, and her
mother Is In a critical condition.
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n.coyERsoR HAuS, Of Louisiana, whose
,..t,j,annouaced, was the only Repub-
T',nip,Ae g House Of Representatives from
r.,S,,e, Ills was an active career, large
~ w. i,y,,ei to the public service,
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ALL ALONG THE LINE.
The Miners Strike Spreading Railroad MIN.
OFA Come Out.

The Minors Strike Spreading Railroad MIN.
Ora Come Out,
PITTsnuRaH, Pa, March l5.-What may
spread into general strike was begun at
various mines along the Baltimore and
Ohio and Pittsburgh, MCKeesport and
Youshiougheny railroads yesterday, be.
tween 800 and 800 men going out. Tie
most important strike was at Hon. W, l.,
Scott's mines at Scott Haven. The min.
ers In mines Nos. !, 9, 8, 4 and 8 struck
yesterday morning for 90 cents ton for
all coal shipped east. The miners say
they will stand with the Irwin Sta.
ton miners and all Of the east.
bound district until they get the
price demanded. They also say that after
the convention In Pittsburgh on Thursday
they will demand cents buShe for ali
coal shipped west and to the Lake trade.
That convention will be attended by dele.
gates who will try to cause general de.
mand Tor 3 cents a bushel for westbound
coal. The diggers at the Clemmens &
CO.'S mines on the Baltimore & Ohio and
the Dravosburg miners OF Stone & 90.
also struck to-day for cheCk.welghman.
Several hundred men are out.
Several hundred Of the striking miners
Of the Irwin district assembled at Irwin,
Pa, at o'clock this morning, and headed
by q brass band, marched TO the Manor
Valley mines, operated by Coulter, Pull
\ Co., and persuaded the working col.
liers 10 join the strike. These men have
been working right along since the strike
was inaugurated. They made no resist.
ance and nothing serious occurred. All
the mines are now idle and everything Is
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A sLANpEH NEFuTEp.
Count Won MOltkO's High opinion of Amsri.
can Warriors.

can Warriors.
WARRINGTON, March 15.-Lieutensnt
General Sheridan to-day speaking Of the
assertions which have lately gained renew
ed currency 10 the effect that the celebrat-
cd General Won Moltke some years ago
expressed a contemptuous opinion Of the
military ability otAmerican officers in tile
war OF the rebellion, declared that those
stories were without foundation, and as
one evidence Oi this he exhibited an au.
tpgraph letter from Moltke, Of which the
following Is a literal translation.
CREI San SiLEsIA, June II, 1875.
HoNoRED GESRRAL:-0ne ofny general
staf officers, Captain Count Arnlm, pro-
CeedS TO Philadelphia, and Is desirous To
utilize this journey by meeting the Cele.
brated men who accomplished 80 much
during the war under such adverse cir.
cumBtanCes as to awaken the wonder Of
military men on this side Of the ocean,
and to spur them to ambition. Particu'
larly will no appreciate q welcome from
your excellenCy, and In that wish permit
myself to join In the expression, BeiEiDg
tho same favorable opportunity to recall
myself to you with assurance ot distin.
gdished respect by signing myself
Your ExCellon0y's very devoted
CouNr Won MnLTKE,
, Field Marshal.
10 Gen, Sheridan, Ercsliency
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is THIS own ssNYloE NEroRMt
discoveries About the st. LpuiS PoStotI
Appolnlln snt-PHpeFa AIISpIuR,

discoveries About the SC. LpuiS P0StotIlce
AppOlnIn snt-PEperS aIIS'Ing.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March l5.-It has
been SsCertSlned that in one case, at least,
the papers containing the causes Of re
movsl Of an Official have been Withdrawn
from the private files OF the Postoillce De
partment, and, so far as can be learned,
have not been returned. The Postmaster
at st. Louis was suspended on charges, and
his successor, Mr., Hyde, was appointed,
aud confirmed by the Senate. A Demo.
cratic Senator got from the private files
Of the Poatoftce Department a report OF a
special agent who was sent out to st. Louis
To investigate the affairs Of the Postmaster
there, and on whose report the suspension
was made. When this report was pre-.
sented to the Senate Mr., Hyde was con.
Armed,
II appears that, 80 far as the PostotfiCe
Department ls concerned, wherever any
papers are on Gle which contain charges
against suspended officials they are at the
disposal OF Democratic Senators for pre-
sentation to the Senate In executive ses-
sion to aid In securing the confirmation Of
the new appOlptees, while the suspended
officials themselves are refused copy Of
the charges made against them and op.
portunity 10 make defense.
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DIED.

1iOgR-On tuesday, March 10, iSSS, a. 1910 A,
", VIRGINIA H., vile Of William v, Hoae.
Funeral notice hereafter.
ilOilNBRloR. on Sunday, March u, iSsS, al
iQ.@ :, Nj Mn, a, N, lloRNBAooE, wife Of Jacob
Funeral notice hereafter,