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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-27
FHIS STATES COLONY
In Washington Worked up Over
a Very Silly Rumor
ABOUT AN ALLEGED CAUCUS
Al Grafton, During Commissioners
Mason's Presence There-PresI-
dent Carr In behalf OF a Ken
ucky Man-CapItaI News,

sDsal Ds,aGh 10 Me Ia.eliGaeT.
WAsnISGToS, D, O., March 26.-The
West Virginia colony in Washington
which has been doing the heavy stand
in,arouud act ever since inauguration
I,y was somewhat agitated to-day over
,,eport to the effect that since Commis'
,oper Slason's departure there had been
,eonierence of the leading Republicans
olthy State at Grafton, and a slate for
tbe distribution of the federal patronage
had been agreed upon. No details oI
tbe alleged conference could be obtain
sJbut the report served to stimulate the
so,,ipers, and some OF the West Virgin
i,D, are anxiously awaiting the return Of
NJ, Mason to obtain the full particulars,
There are quite u number Of West Vir'
oiuiaps here, but their names have al.
SSssIv been mentioned In print. They
sIe not accomplishing much, but are
boDelul that they will before long,
T6e reinstatement OF 9. w. ViCkery to
hs hsSnperintendent OF the Railway Mail
Ssyice for the district OF which West
Virripia east Of Grafton forms q part,
Knocks out West Virginia candidate.
PRESIDENT oARR's BusINEAs.
The Commissioner Of Pensions has
b,ep informed that A. L. Duty has been
arrested al Marietta, Ohio, on charge
Of falsely pretending to be a special ex.
Sniner Of the Pension Bureau. He was
taken to Parkersburg, W. Yap and
lodged in jail.
ths applicants for Postmaster, arrived
State senator Carr came on to help a
Kentucky friend who wants TO be Col
lettor OF Internal Revenue in that
State.
among the Presidents callers to-day. 1t
i not known what business took them
othe White House, but 1t Is suggested
that Il may 10 in connection with Dis.
triCt Attorney Watts case.
4. \, CLARK, Of Buckhannon, who
wants to 10 Postmaster at that place is
among the arrivals; also Major Hayener,
Olthe same place, who has a brother
with like aspirations is In town.
Commissioner Mason Is expected To
relnrn 10 the city tomorrow.
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WIN Fight Hard,

TORONTO, oNr., March 2O.-1t is TN
derstood that the Mail Printing Com
pany Is making preparations TO contest
its libel suit with the Jesuits, wholly re.
gardless Of expense. The company will
send a commission at once 10 France and
Belgium for the purpose Of arranging
with prominent statesmen there 10
come over and give evidence touching
the operations Of the Jesuit society In
their countries. A distinguished Paris
advocate will also be engaged 10 assist
the MaiFS counsel In Montreal and To,
ronto In preparing the interrogatories 10
put at the trial 70 the heads Of the Jes'
tiit order here.
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SHORTAGE OF GAS"
COmpsls the Central Glass Works to Shut
DoWn,

The Central Glass Works was compel
ed to shut down about $3.50 a. m, yester
day, on account Of q shortage of gas IL
the mains Of the Natural Gas Company
Of West Virginia; at least two represen
tatiyes OF the company who ordered the
shut down, gave that as reason,
A reporter met President Scott yester'
day, Mr., Scott was pretty mad, He
said the two men came to the works at
half past and ordered the gas shut of,
saying there was shortage, The lears
were full OF ware and the pots full OF
molten glass, which was In danger Of
being ruined by shutting off the fire,
Still the company's representatives In
sisted on an immediate shut down, Mr.,
Scott says, refusing even half hours
time to finish the annealing process,
All the response they made TO arguments
was, Eve know our business better
than you DO" They promised that the
gas should be on by noon, and to notify
Mr.. Scott when to turn 1t on, Mr.. Scott
said last evening that 1t was still off.
"shll," he added, "people wonder
why we think OF moving our factory
away from Wheeling"
Messrs, Scott and Shaub left last night
for Lancaster aud Tifin, o., to inspect
the sites offered there. A telegram was
received last evening from Indianapolis
offering free gas and free land in that
city,
A reporter called at the West Virginia
Gas Company'sotiice yesterday afternoon
and asked about the shutdown al the
Central, He was told that the works
were only of an hour or two, the gas
being all right shortly after noon, The
trouble was shortage OF supply, caused
by large consumption, though
q small leak up Caldwell's run contrib.
uted to the trouble, The leak was soon
repaired,
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A MYSTERIOUS SHOUTING.
A Young Lady Killed by a Compaulon-I 4
AIInvoi Cnua ~ I.nIonsv

A Young Lady Killed by Companlon-I An
Alleged Case Of Jealousy.
LIMA, Quo, March e6.-A young lady,
eighteen years of age, daughter of Adam
Gettman, a farmer living near Columbus
Grove, was. shot last night by another
girl named Michael, who had been EN-.
ployed to do housework by the family.
About two weeks ago an attempt was
made by unknown parties to kidnap
Miss Gettman, who keeps house for her
father, her mother being dead. Her
father afterward purchased a revolver
to be left in the house for protection,
The Michael girl was examining the re.
volver while Miss Gettman's back was
turned. The pistol was suddenly fired,
just as she turned round, the ball strik'
Ing her in the right cheek below the eye
and ranging downward, making a fatal
wound. Miss Michael claims the shoot.
ing was accidental, while others say she
was jealous Of Miss Gettman and shot
her purposely. The affair will be invesI
tigated.
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BALTIMORE, MD, March 20.-sister
Benedlcta, Superior OF the new City
Hospital being erected at Calvert and
Saratoga streets, to-day received Q check
for $3.50, forwarded by Emperor William
Of Germany, for the benefit Of the inst.
tuition. A letter accompanied the gift
from Mr.. Emil Heydenrich, Acting I'm
perial German Consul, explaining the
object for which His Majesty had trans.
mitted the money. II isunderstood that
the giit is the result Of a report made by
Consul HeydenriCh TO the foreign office
AZ Berlin at the request Of the latter 10
name some institution. In Baltimore
where donation from the Emperor ol
Germany would be acceptable.
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wAsniSOroS, March 2O.-The rush o.
visitors to tho White House resumed
today, The crowd made up In mum.
CSn for ib absence yesterday. Nearly
llMC ConErrSmen In tho city spent q
leE MINUTES with the President, The
sSltn included Vice President Morton
NSlalon Pawlpy, Platt, Faulkner
Vdph, MauderSon, Stewart, Hoar, ALI.
90, Wilson, Of Iowa; Spooner and
liitnds, Mitchell aud Delegate Sawyer,
,Sd Senator Kenna; Representatives
AoqE, Perkins, Wright, Atkins, Breck
saildgc, with General Price, OF Ken
!StLy Cutcheon, Dorsey, Butler, Cole
man, Peters, Mason, Dolliyer, BroweI
1ad Evans; ex.llepfeBentativea Brown
iiuEket BlttCrwOtih, General Ekin ant
tvulEe Holt; =, Q. BeObe, OF Nebraska
representative FarQuahar and delega
llGN, Including Mayor BrGCker, Of Bul
aIo Corporal Tanner with John Pal
N.Y. Of Albany; N, V. Grant and u. 8
Morgan, Of Wyoming,
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Il was Just an Ordinary scrap ol wrap.
ping paper, but II saved her life. She
was In the last stages Of consumption,
told by physicians that she was liCufa.
bic and could live only short time !,
she weighed les5 than seventy pounds,
On a piece o. Wrapping paper she read oi
Dt, Kings New Discovery, and got a
sample bottle II helped her, Bhs bought
a large bottle, lthelped her more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued
i4 use and ig now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing l40 pounds For iullei
particulars send stamp 70 w. II, Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith, Trial Bottles oil
this wonderful Discovery free al Logan
! Drug Co.'S drug store,
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Killod MI. Wlfe,

Special Dttpdth 10 ne Inttligeneer.
CUMBERLAND, MD., March 26.-Melvin
Garlitz shot and killed his wife about
half.past seven o'clock this evening. II
seems they have been separated fol
about four years. He had been away and
just returned q day or SO ago. She had
been living with her father who would
not let Garlitz come to the house. This
evening they were out walking and just
back Of the Queen City Hotel. Hepul
the pistol against her breast and fired
five shots, killing her instantly. Up 10
the present hour he has not been ar.
rested. It is said she has not been liy.
ing q moral life the last year.
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In the Lecture Room Of the First Pres.
byterian church at halipaSt seven o'clock
this evening there will be an interesting
lecture by Mr.. 7. TaminoSian, native oi
Antioch. He will exhibit the Turkish
dress and speak OF the customs OF that
oriental country. Mr.. Taminosian IL
now student Of Washington and Jeffer.
son College, and is preparing 10 return
TO preach the gospel in bis native coun.
try. All are cordially invited 10 come
and hear this instructive lecture.
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NEW WORKERS IN TROUBLE.
Prominent Men Arrested for Violating tho

Prominent Men Arrested for Violating tho
Election Laws.
NEW YoRx, March 2G.-Alderman
Charles doetS, Charles NJ, jackson, Nor.
ris 1saacs and Edward Butler were ar.
rested this morning by Inspector Byrncs'
detectives, on bench warrants Issued by
the General Sessions Court, on lndict.
nentS found by the Grand Jury charg.
Ing these parties with violating the cleo.
ton laws. The evidence was furnished
by the Reform Association.
Later Charles, alias "Silyer Dollar"
Smith, the member OF the Assembly from
tho Eighth district, was taken into Gus.
tody on the same charge. All the pris.
onets were taken TO tho District Altor.
ney'B office,
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PRovlDENcE, r. I. March 2G.-.rhe two
branches OF the Legislature cast their
respective votes for United States Sen.
ator to-day 10 succeed Jonathan ChaCe
reSiSned. The vote resulted Ia no elec.
tion, as follows. Dixon, Senate 22i
House 10; total II. Westmore Senate,
S; House 2S; total 2s. Colt Senate 2;
House 8; total 0. WIN. Goddard, SEN
ate /; House /; total2. olney Arnold,
[DSmocratl Senate House 10 total 10,
&. s. Smith, Senate /. r. II. |. Goddard
Senate none; House 4. Thomas Durtee,
Senate none; House s. Taft, Senate
none; House 2. Rourne, Senate none
House /. After completing the further
business Of tho hour both branches adj
iourled TO meet according to law Ii
Grand Committee at noon tomorrow
and proceed until an election Is accom-
plished. H.t
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NEw YoRx, March 26.- The conconSuS
Of opinion among shipping men here Is
that tho steamer lost OF Virginia coast
laSt week was tho NantiCoks, from New.
noft News, Va, which was loaded down
10 tie gunyales. The auppoBiu lon ID
that (hS NahtiOoke encountered the
S1uinocilal gales, and being dangerously
loaded could make no hOadway and put
hack iof chesapeake bay. In thiB at'
lolnpt she probably ioundeted,
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SHOOTING MATCH EOR pLOOn.
Pu,illAdO from REVIEWERS l:nds in the Mur.
der OF one OF the CnmbAtaatA

PuIlliAde from RsyolVbrs Enda in The Mur.
der OF ons OF the Conlbatanll.
owENSBoRo, KY, March 26.-At q
shooting match at Lofts school house,
Hancock county, Saturday evening, Len
Richardson, boy Of eighteen, Shol
James Haywood, killing him instantly,
Two weeks ago the two had d dliilCuiiy
over 4 game Of cards at q party, and
Haywood sWofe that he would whit
Richardson. When they met Al M
shooting match Haywood drew hIs pistoI
and fired twice at Richardson, Whd tool
shelter behind q tree, Richardson then
fred three tlme0, Me second nhot nasSlnI
through H9ywo9l's heart RlphardSot
gave himself up, ''i0
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SHOT AFTER CHURCH.
A Quarrel Renewed at the Conclusion of
Services.

A Quarrel Renewed at the Conclusion OF
Services. ..r
KoxoMo, IND, March 2O.-A fatal
shooting alIray occurred last night at a
country church ten miles west Of this
city, in the colored settlement known
as Bassets. Elmer Ellis, a colored boy
sixteen years old, while playing in the
road in the afternoon with sling, threw
missile which struck lack Bassett,
who was passing along going 10 church.
Basaett became angry and made some
threat against the boy, and then went
on To church.
AT night Bassett took q young lady to
church. After church Ellis followed
Bassett down tho road and told him that
he thought that he (Bassett) had not
treated him right. Some words passed
between them, when Bassett pulled bis
gun and shot Ellis, the ball-a thirty.
two calibre-taking effect In his heart.
He ran few steps and fell dead.
Bassett, who Is also colored, and 80
years old, came In this morning and gave
himself up, and Is now. In Jail.
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and the efficacy OF its action have rem.
defed the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely pop
tilAr. II CleanSeB and Tones up tic
clogged and ieyerish System, and dlBpell
Headaches, Colds and Feyefs. For sale
In 90 cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton 7. Hess, Il, B.
Burt and o, Mehkbmellef,
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In the police court yesterday there
were six cases. Five Of them we're com.
mitted and one paid his fine, the one
being Edward Nelson, who for plain
Ing In all TO s5 80. Hugh Qulgley, an.
other plain drunk, and Godfrey Faatz,
arrested for keeping q disorderly house
on Eof street, and W. ]. Beebe and
Lizzie Clifford, arrested In his house,
were the other caseg.
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PREscorr, ARIZONA, March gO..-Chlta.
Ohua, a rObOlliouS chief, and fifteen war.
rlos are intrenOhed fourteen miles north
Of the San Carlos agency and arc deiying
the military authorities. The Indians
are charged with numbering q teamster
and stealing thirty head OF cattle. Tho
soldiers expect TO have considerable
trouble with them, and bloodshod Is
looked for,
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PIrTsBuRoh, Pa, March The shut
down Of several Of the coal works along
the Monongahela river 10 said 10 be but
the beginning Of what will probably be O
general shut down In all Of the pools,
IN operator to-day made the signifceni
statement that within ten days all Of the
river mines would be shut down and
that work would not be resumed until
the miners agreed 10 accept Q reduction
OF one half cent per brshel, which would
put tho rate Of mining at 81 cents. Il
the works are oil shut down nearly 5000
miners will be thrown out Of work along
the MonongahelA river
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WILL MASSACRE TaE CHRISTIANS,
The Latest News from UhIna-A Feeling
Against FUreIgnern.

Against Foreigners.
San FRANCISCO, March 2G,-The occl.
dental and oriental steamer Arabic ar
rived late last night, bringing Hong Kong
news to February 2s and Yokohama ad;
vices to March II. February 90 at Che
foo the Europeans feared an attack from
mutinous troops. 1t was reported that
the Chinese troops were meeting at the
fort and that the mutineers proposed
marching against the custom house and
other places. AS no man.of.war was
there intense excitement prevailed. No
attack was made, however.
A missionary from Chi Yu states that
the Chinese in that city have posted
placards outside various foreign resi-.
dences notifying the tenants that they
intendto massacre all Christians before
long. y
The rebels are supposed to number
$500. On February 22 fifty soldiers were
sent to intercept them, but could find nc
indications Of the enemy, who are sup
posed to have gone inland. The author.
tiles declare the reports Of famine In
Central China are aggravated. Great
suffering is admitted TO exist in the
southern provinces. Foreign employees
In Corea have not been paid for several
months and the mint has been stopped,
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1T Is STILL IN COURT.
The Latest Phase of the Famous Jones
County Calf Case,

waterloo, IA, March 2e.-Judge
Lenehan's decision in the latest phase
Of the apparently interminable Jones
county calf case was filed yesterday.
SHe overruled the motion OF the de.
tense for verdict against the plaintiff
on the special findings Of the jury, and
rendered judgement against the defend.
ants for $1,000 and costs, which will
amount to $500 or more. The only
ono OF the seven defendants who was
exempted from the judgment was Har.
mon Kellar, and he died last week.
The defense will take the case to the
Supreme Court on the claim that the
special findings Of the jury were to
the effect that the defendants were act
ing under the advice Of counsel when
they had the plaintiff indicted in 1874
for larceny. The four calves that were
the origin OF this trouble promise to cost
over $4,000 when the case is ended, II
all expenses and costs are taken into
account.
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-THH BEGGAR STUDEST.o
The Tunsful Opera EsCellen,Iy Rendered
Last Evening,

@'sN SH-NNsNa SFNAe AeANNtsNsNsS
Last Evening.
Mr., Bakers Company gave at the
Opera House last night, the second OF
their engagement, MillGCker's "The
Beggar Student" The house was again
crowded with the leading patrons Of
amusemens. The grand choruses Of
the opera were never better rendered
here, the Costumihg was brilliant and
fine, and the leading roles were admira.
bly, filled. Miss johnson was very well
suited to the part Of Laura, while Miss
Murphy was an ideal Bonislaua, and Miss
Sharp very satisfactory Countess, Miss
Barton was q gay and soldierly Lieutenant,
Mr.. Armand sang and acted well In the
title role, and Mr.. Wolf was a great
0lendOrf.
This afternoon 1.-THE Merry War" one
Of the most pleasing Of Strauss's works,
will be the bill, and this evening Robert
Macaire" ("Erminie"). The company Is
well suited TO both selections.
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rla,nlnnil llnnnnntlsl 10 cuba.

HAVANA, March 20. - Ez.Prcsident
Cleveland and party returned to-day
from Santa Rosa, TO which place they
went yesterday. This evening General
Salamanca gave q dinner IN honor OF
ex.presIdent Cleveland, All the mem
berS Of his party attended. The othei
guests were the high officers Of Cuba.
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CHICAGO, March GG.-AIaniere'S large
warehouse al The corner Of North Water
and Rush streets was destroyed by fire
this morning and q great quantity Of
teas, cofHeeS, canned goods ahd general
merchandise burned. Its thought the
loSs will exceed half million dollars,
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LONDON, March 2G.-AIr. John Bright
has suffered another relapse and is very
weak. He has not taken food for thirty
six hours except from a spoon. DR.
Hoyle, Mr.. Bright's physician, says he is
gradually sinking.
AT l0o'clock tonight Mr.. Bright was
unconscious. His condition Is hopeless.
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Luoky Ilaidvln Wlil oult ths Turf.

Los ANortED, CAL, March 90,-Incky
Baldwin passed through this city last
night on bis way from his stock ranch d
Santa Anita 10 San Francisco. He told
4 reporter that this would be bis last
season on The turf, In June he will sell
hlS yearling, and In the future will do
vote hls attention 10 breeding and sell
Ing hlS yearll1gS In New York city.
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A rn,.niI. ahn NinrilafAIl

cASsS, March gG,-M, aeIIeudoh
No son Of the Swiss consul here, hAi
boOn found murdered near the railroad
itack al Mount Carlo. His vallBc, which
va found lying near by, had beer
tIhed, He bad recently won large SUM
Oi money nt the gaming tablss as Mont
CAfin,
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A steaner sunk.

MANILA, March 9G,-The Spanish mail
steamer Mindona has been sunk by col.
lision with the Spanish steamer Visayas.
Thirty Of her crew and passengers wero
drowned. The Yisayas has arrived ut
Manila in a badly damaged condition.
Both vessels were engaged in the local
trnla
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CRY or MS2iOo, March 30. = The
steamer oCOtton iOunlsfOd on Lake
Chapala, near auadalagara. Alarge sEi
OurSlon party wg on board al the time
twenty bodies have been recovered
Many are known 70 DO still In tho wreck
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CHICAGO, March 20.- CHARLES !. Beat.
No, the lawyer who procured iraldu.
lent divorce lof AIfs. Ada Q, Gordon,
wa found guilty ol contempt q CnlE!
by Judge JAmIBo1, this morning, aud
sentenced 10 the county jail for one year
and 10 pay q anV oi 800,
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M. thurman ylsits ths LSElSlatuts.

CoLuMBus, o. March 20. 0.--Judse Allen
g. Thurman, accompanied by Judge
Palten, Of Defiance, visited the House
Of Representatives to-day and were most
cordially received, both making speeches
OF Acknowledgement, Judge Patten 10
so Year, old, and was Territorial Judge
under Andrew Jackson.
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CHATTANOOGA, TESN., March s0,--
Hon, John R. Neal, member Of Congress
from The Third Tennessee district In The
lYhieth Congress, died to-day at bio
home Il Ry9 Springs, Tenn, after ati Ill;
ness Of tvS b6hthVpi consumption oil
thA hoWhla.
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parker.burg nepubllean NomInatIons.

Special Dllpdlch 70 ne IRloll0tRoer,
PARxERsBuRo, VIVA, March 2G.-The
Republican convention to.night nomi-
mated G. B. Gibbens for Mayor. The
ward conventions nominated Joseph
Good, @. 7. Caldwell, Henry Boette and
George A. Drennen for councilmen. It
Is q very strong ticket and will be
elected next Tuesday. Mr.. Gibbens Is
one Of the most popular men in the city
Of Parkersburg. q
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BERLIN, March 26.-Mr. Theodore
stelnway, Of the firm Of Steinway x
Sons, piano.makers, Of New York, died
to-day at brunswick.
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GESEvA, ILL.,, March 20.-The great
Burlington strikO was brought to mind
again yesterday when the case against
George Cooling, August Koegel and
THOMAS Frederick was called. These
men are charged with coluplicity In the
alleged conspiracy To destroy property
Of the railroad company, for which En-.
plneer Bauereisn Is now serving two
Years term In tho penitentlary. The cyl.
denCe will be practically the same az Ia
the Bauerlsen case, A Jury has not yet
Innn henuFed,
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STANLEY MATTHEW'S FUNERAL
Burial OF the Late Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court,

bupFVHu UUuFts
CINCINNATI, O., March 2O,-The burial
Of Stanley Matthews, late Associate
Justice Of tho Supreme Court Of the
United States was a simple, beautiful
ceremony. The remains arrived this
morning and we're taken by rail to the
cemetery station Of Winton Place, where
the hearse and carriages met the train.
At Spring Grove cemetery very large
assomblage Of friends and acQuaintances
Of tho distinguished dead had gathered.
The burial service Of the Protestant
Episcopal church was used the rector
being the Rev. DR.. Plse, Of Glendale.