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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-13
CONDITION oF RUsNRss.
X. q. Dun ~ Cos Weekly Review of
Trade-The Official Crop Reports.

X, q. Dun n Co : Weekly Review OF
Trade-The Official Crop Reports.
NEW YORK, July 12-R G.. Dan q
Co. 3 weekly: Substantially all the news
this week has been favorable to business
prospects. The official crop report for
July 1st, was not only an assurance Of
large yield, bat evidence that the reported
injuries to wheat, cotton and corn had not
heen ae serious ss many believed. Gold
exports were stopped by slackening of the
foreign demand ard decided improvement
here in the offerings of commercial bills.
The Treasury put out money more freely,
and the demand from the interior wes met
without change OF rates here. The railroads
made great progress, apparently, toward
the settlement of their controversies, and
the stock market took an upward turn on
Thursday.
Pork products have been weaker, but
without great change. The average OF all
prices Of commodities has moved upward
/ per cent. during the week. A rise OF
nearly q cent on oil Is partly explained b7
tnd Nlutlil Icp pJIt luat CA 10 ivi thS P''l'
year have been the largest ever recorded.
The gteat industries are 90 the whole, in
better shape, though some signs of danger
ale diecoversble. Some Southern pig re-
Gently offered in vain at SIG 80 has been
sold for Sl7 Rails are IN better demand,
with rUmored sales amounting TO "a, OOl
tons, and $2s is now the bot
tom price. Bat the great strike
at the Carnegie mile, accompanied
With violence at the very outset may lead
to rathe. extended disturbance of the in
dustry. Wool is unchanged in price at
Eastern markets, but the persistent con-
servalism of manufacturers, who are buy
ing only for immediate necessities and
runuing only part force, begins to have
effect, and a weakening among the Ohio
holders is reported.
The business failures during the last
seven days were 300, sgainsl 2O2 last week
and 2l5 the week previous to the last
Cor CANA tvaalr last year D4O
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A MOB AT HOMESTEAD
no ONB DARBD TO INTERFERE WITH THB
STRIKERS YESTERDAY.
There We're Three Thousand OF Them and Only a
Few Hundred Deputy Sherifs-Their Badges
Were Torn OF ard TramPled Upon
They Quietly Surrender.

PIrTsBURG, PA, July y The strikers
at Carnegie's steel plant have had fall
charge Of the town of Homestead since noon
to-day, and none dare to interfere. Had
not the deputy sheriais calmly and meekly
surrendered upon their arrival at noon to-
dsy. they would have been mObbed. The
strikers have been desperate ali day, and
q riot is expected just as soon as they
have any one to riot with. When the
deputies arrived within a few yards
of Munhsll station, 800 strikers were
there 10 meet them. The mob was soon
augmented to 5000 Men and women
came rushing up and down the railroad
wnooping ard yelling, and the l25 depu-
ties, deserted by their leader, surrendered
Thsir badges we're torn of and trampled IN
the dust. and their clothing in many caess
slmost torn OF them. The women, wild
with excitement rushed into the crowd
and insisted on assaultiug the miniOns OF
the law with clubs and pieces Of iron.
Four or fye deputies are still on
duty in the thickly populated portion
of the toSn, but they have no more
authority over the strikers than school
children. There we're at least 9, 1000 men
upon the streets this afternoon guarding
every approach 20 the steel works, watch
ipe the railroad stations and halliDg every
stranger in the town. This afternoon, il
a stranger was seen upon the streets ne
would be halted by committee, who
would demand his business. If IN their
Judgment he wss entitled to remain,
he was given pass through the
lines of the strikers signed
Marshal" ortherwise he was ordered
to leave. The Pinktr;on men who were ID
/ Pittsburg this morning, had not yet ar
rived. aud the strikers are waiting for
them IL is said the guards were taken
ont the Pennsylvania railroad snd will not
O9 sent 70 uOmtslthu uutA lhe 9ANN"e4UN
is not so threatening. There was not a
man at work to-day in or about the great
steel works, except the watchmen. A
party Of 81 nou-uuion men, hsilirg from
/ Philadelphia, Boston and New York, are
st Greensburg tonight, and VIII 90 to the
works in the morning. Serious honble Is
apprehended when they arrive. The
Sheriff expects to have pos3e OF 500
on hand tomorrow. At II O'Clock an
omiaOus quiet prevailed. The streets were
comparatively clear, but the strikers are
so well organized that by whistle from
one of the scouts thousand TO fifteen
hundred rlen can be called together in
few minutes. Tne men employed at the
other mills controlled by Carnegie are con
sidering the advisability of quitting work
I if the strike is not ssttled. A meeting Of
the men at the Twenty ninth street and
Thirty street mills will be held TO.
morrow night to take some action locking
to that end. This would Increase the
number of strikers several thousand.
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a BIG COKE DEAL.
II. o. FrIok a Co. Acquire by Purchase
1900 Ovens and Much Land.

IL. .. Frick " Co. Acquire by Purchase
1900 Ovens and Much Land
PITTsBURG July u The II. c. Flick
Coke Company, the largest in the region,
has gobbled up oil the interests of the
Connellsville Coke and Iron Company
owned by the Leisenrings, of Pbiladel-
phia. This concern Was one of the four
members Of the great coke syndicate that
controlled the market for several ears,
and which was disbanded year ago. By
the purchase Ci this plant and property,
the Frick company becomes the largest
coke-producing concern in the world, as
they now own about 1900 coke ovens and
over S25, 600 acres Of coal land.
The property purchased consists of 10,
600 acres Of coal laud and 500 ovens in
the best portion Of the region. It has long
been coveted by the Frick company, IS it
adjoius their property, and next to theirs
is the largest ard most valuable block OF
cool in the CoDnellsville region. 1t has
been owned principally by Mr.. L. b.
Leieenring, of Mauoh Chunk, whose extern
siye anthracite interests require so much
of his attention that, hsyiog re-
ceived what be thought fair price
from Mr.. Frick, he concluded to sell.
Ia connection with this transfer OF
so valuable tract of coke property, it is
said that Mr. Leisenring became disgusted
with the business here on account of the
actions of some OF the oonc rns interested
in the late coke syndicate, and desired to
hsve no farther connection with them.
The property purchased lies on the west
side Of the YOughiogheny river, Just south
of Fricks' TrOt,er coke works, and extends
south from there about six miles through
the center of the coke basin. 1t has three
plants of coke ovens on it now, each con-
sisting Of 500 ovens. They are known as
Leisenring No. l located at Leisenriug;
Leisenring No ., located at West Leisen-
ring, and Leisenring No. 3. lOcsted at Mon
arch.
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DASHED DOWN THE GRADE.
Runaway Cars Cause Much Damage and
XIII Fireman.

Runaway Cars Cause Much Damage and
KIN a Fireman.
PATERSON, n. J, July 12.-Nine
freight cars were side. tracked by a switch
engine about 3 O'Clock this morning, hall
a mile above the Erie depot. and were left
without the brakes being set. An hour
later they started down the grade, jumped
several switches and finally crashed into
the same freight engine.
The pilot and tender Of the engine were
smashed and three passenger coaches and
two freight cars were demolished. Fire
man Joseph Gordon, of jersey City, was
caught between the tender and fire-bo1
and had Que of his legs burned to a crisp.
He was removed to st. JOseph's Hospital,
where he died at nine o'clock this morn
ing. Engineer Davis escaped unirj ured.
The end Of the depot was stove in and the
night Telegraph operator had anarrow e.
cane
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.AwoMAN EIemr rIMEsDIyoRcED
D.nesrously wounded by Man Who
wanted to IIs Her Smith Husband.

nsne.rou.iv wounded by r. Man Who
wanted to Be Her Smith Husband
sHRlBYyuLLE, IsD, July PMS.
Mollie Corvin, who has been married and di-
yorced eight times, now Dies % hef home in
this city dangerously wounded. Her
wounds we're inflicted on Iuesday
night by Charles Sllt'e- because
.be refused 10 make him her ninth hus-
band. sattlss has been a suiior for Der
hand for the plst tso years and she go.
a divorce from her seventh husblni 90
marry him. but having a lovers quarrel
with suttles aho Married another man.
The, aiterward made a., and she secured
another divorce, and Su;tles resumed hl'
suit.
Another quarrel arose between ih.m'
and Suttlts forced an entrance into l..
room on Tuesday night ald '.k'i
her to marry him. Upon Dor feia.'
he drew ha.chet from undeI
coat and cut three gashes e hsf D'.
seyering one ear from her hri. tu'Fi-
her right band to pieces s1d s.nA'D+ '-'
blade in her fight shoudtr
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Salt, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes'
tifes: 81 can recommend Electric Bitterr
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
cold has given relief in every case. one
man took six bottles, and was cured OF
rheumatism of 10 years standing" Abrs-
ham Hare, druggist, Bellyille, 0, sfiifms:
''The best selling medicine l have ever
handled in my 20 years experience II
Electric Bittefs." Thousands Of others
have added their testimony, 30 that tue
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bittens
do cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys OF
blood. Only half dollar bottle al 10
gan & Co. drug store.
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YealerhaH,a Garnes.

At Kansas CitY-Ksnsas City 0. Balti'
mare 5; errors, Kansas City 5, Baltimore
=; hits, Kansas City 4, Baltimore 7.
Pitchers. Swsrtzell and Kilroy.
AtSt. Louie St. Louis 4, Athletics 2
errors. ST. Louis 6, Athletics ,; hits, st.
Louis 6, Athletics 7. Pitchers, weighing
and Chamberlain.
Al Boston-BOston Is, Pittsburg Il
errors, Boston 2. Pittsburg 3; hits, Boston
49, PittsbuIg l. Pitchers, Calvin and
Garfield. -,
AtLouisville-Brooklyn 3. Louisville a
errors, Brooklyn ). Louisville !; hits,
Brooklyn 10, Louisville Z. Pitchers
Hecker and Terry. Second game-Brook
lyn s. Louisville l. errors, each; hits,
Brooklyn 3, Louisville 3. Pitchers
Springer and LOvett.
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The Rioters Got Away.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, July l2.-A'
East Leavenworth, Mo-, Wednesday, a
number of Polish miners became involved
in row. and dividing into factions fought
with knives and batchets until hye Of
their number were dangerously wounded
A deputy sheriff snd posse armed with
Winchesters stopped the fray and impTis-
oned the miners in freight cars. Daring
the night all escaped save the wounded.
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PARALLEL TO THE FORT WAYNE
Projected Line Which May Compel a
Purchaao.

Prof jscted Line Which May Compel
Purchase.
PTTTsBURG, Jane 12.-COl. Lse, the pro-
sctor of the New York, Chicago and St.
Louis Railroad (the Nickel Plate, which
was built parallel and close to the Lake
Shore Road the entire distance from Buff
falo to Chicago, and which VIM. H. Van
derbilt was compelled to buy for $22, ,OOO,-
600, in order to rave his Lake Shore prop
erty, is projecting another and similar en-
terprise. He and his associates IN the
Nickel Plate enterprise, netted cool $ll,-
OOO, 600 from that transaction, and propose
to repeat it, if possible. Their present
project is to build a railroad from Fort
Wayne to Chicago parallel to and about a
quarter of mile to the north Of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago COmpsny's
line for the entire length.
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A wife Murderer Commits Suicide.

ANsLRY, NEB, July 12-JOssph Il.
Moody, living fourteen miles from this
place. killed his wife and then comitted
suicide. Moody had trouble with his
wife some time ago over his treatment ol
the children, and she left him. Wednes-
day night he went 10 her fathers house
where she WAS stopping, and shot her In
the breast with a shot gun, killing her
instantly. He then fed, but yesterday
his body was found several miles distant,
with a bullet cole in his head.
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REMOVED TO pEER PARK.
Seat Government Temporarily Among
the Alleghenies-West Virginia Notes.
es,e-5of Tsieoro-a n Be Reotstc,

Seat Government Temporarily Among
the West Virginia Notes.
Special Telegram to gs Re0isty.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Govern
ment has been removed to Deer Park, and
next week the clerical force Of the White
House will be transferred to Deer Park,
the Office seekers have left Wash
iugton. II is now said that
and that for a time the seat Of governmer
will be there. Steve Elkips is all pow
eIful, and he has plaEs to make Deer
Park the temporary seat Of government.
President Harrison is an economical man,
and the offer made to him makes it cheaper
for him TO live at Deer Park than in
Washington.
John W. Barnes has been appointed post
mister at MiddlebOurD, Tyler county,
West Virginia, vice L E. Smith, removed
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS.
Oiqinal Invalid-Samuel S. E,key,
VIM. Young, Wm. d. Studdard, Stephen
Blight and Daniel ". Welch. Increase
Jerome II. Spencer. R=issue-John w
Mercer, Allen II. Pauley. Reissue and
Iucresse-Charles Parsons. Original Wild
ows-Mino:s Of WA. A. Smith.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-BefOre leaving
Washington this afternoon the President
said that the length Of his visit TO Deer
Park depended great deal upon circum-
stauces. He expected to return TO Wash
iug.on next Wednesday, bnt he
might fad when that time came
that there was no special mecca
sity for his presence in Washington
in which event hia return would be post
poned indefinitely. The chances were,
however, he added. that he would meet
his Cabinet in Washington next Wednes
d1y. 1t was learned from another source
that Secretary Window and Private Secre-
tary Haiiord will return so Washington
next Tuesday regardless Of TIE Presidents
movements.
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Hsnrx G. Bowen FadIr Hurt.

PUTNAM, Conn, July 12-Henry C.
Bowen, editor of the New York Lndepen.
dent, WAS badly bruised and suffered a Sc
we're shock by carriage accident Friday
afternoon. His horses became frightened
by the cars and ran away, throwing Mr..
Bowen to the ground. Mr.. Bowen was at
tended by a physician and taken TO his
home at Woodstock. As he is rs years of
age, there are fears that the shock to his
system may prove serious.
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..Hunger is tho Best Sauce.

Asarule, q person who has a good sp-
petite has good health. But how many
there are who enjoy nothing they cot, and
sit down to meals only IS an unpleasant
duty. Natures sntidotes Tor TINS eon9i'
tion are so happily combined IN Hood e
Sarsaparilla that it soon restores good dl'
eestion, creates ~ appetite, and rtnovstes
and vitalizss the b,ood so that the bench
cial effect of good food is impaired to the
whole body. Truly hunger is the best
sauce. and Hoods Sarsaparilla induces
hunger.
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FLAMES IN a PRISON.

Three M.n Are sunocatcd Before Their
Cells Could be Reached.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, July r.
This morning the Jail containing three
prisoners was discovered 10 be A6re. Be
fore the cells could be reached the three
prisoners had suffocated. The fire origi-
mated in the front room, where the Deputy
Sherifs slept, which made it impossible to
reach the prisoners until the fire had been
extinguished. The origin OF the fire is a
matter of conjecture.
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corn,orfaItar. Capgbt in Me1Ico.

Ell PAsO. TEX, July IA nest Of
counterfeiters doing business in Juartz,
Mex, has been broken up. A man
named Allen approached Charles Jones, a
young s.ockmaD in FL Paso, and volun-
teered to show Jones how to make SO, coo
# he Jones' would give him per cent.
of it. Jones agreed, and Allen was in
formed that a man in Juaroz named Mar
tin was making counterfeit ten-dollar gold
pieces that could not be distinguished from
the genuine stuff, and that he could get
$40, ,OO0 for s.. 500 in currency. Jones re-
ported the matter to the police, and yes
terdsy the gang were arrested in Ell Paso
and Martin was arrested in his den in
Juarez while in the act of casting money.
He tried TO destroy his dies.
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nsn.nred The RsIIroad COMPANY.

RED BANK, n. J., July 12.-In the case
Of the four persons killed at Little Silver
on the New York and Long Branch Rail
road. last Friday, the Coroner's jury rem
dered verdict that the deceased (who
at the time of the accident we're riding IN a
carriage) had no warning Of the approach
OF the express, as it was hidden from their
view by the norlhbOund train, and CEN
sured the railroad company for no! having
q dagman at the crossing.
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AWopderfuI Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this coun'
try. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years che withstOod it,
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent
For three months she oonghed necessarily
and could not sleep. She bought Of us &
bottle Of Dr. Kings New Discovery foi
Consumption and was 30 much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept al
night and with one bottle has been mirsc
nlously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz" Thus write W. Q. Hamrick q
c., of Shelby, Y. q. Get free trial bot
tie at Logan & Co.'s Drug Store.
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NtITHER WAS HURT.

Funny French Deputies Quarrel and In
dulge in the Customary Duel.
PARIs, July 1O.-M. Thompson, mem.
ber of the Chamber Of Deputies for the De
plrtment of Constantine, in Algeria, be-
came involved in a quarrel to-day, in the
lobby Of the Chamber, with NJ. Lauer,
member of the Department Of the Loire,
and struck him. NJ Lauer challenged NJ.
Thomp on 10 fight r duel. The challenge
was accepted ard the duel fought tonight.
N.;tbor ,tao burf
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D,,a.,rous Floods In Texas.

AUSTIN, Ten, July 12.-Heavy raius
west of here during the past week have
swollen all the streams, and the Colorado
at this point is higher than for 20 years,
and is still rising at the rate Of 10 inches
an hour. Hundreds of melons and num-
bers of horses and cattle and immense
quantities of dIift ae going down. Plan
tations on the bottoms are oyerho"ed ana
fences are swept away, causing a loss dim
cult to estimate. A new iron bridge few
miles below the city, has had two OF its
spans swept away.
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go, rire ~ KnenIr,herr.

BERLIN, July IA fire which broke
ont to-day among some hemp warehouses
on the docks along the river Pregel, at
Koeuiesberg, caused loss of half s mill
ion msrks. During the progress OF the hre
the Eoglish steamer TOrtona Was burned.
Her crew at first took refuge in the rigging
and thence. after various exciting escapes,
finally cot to shore.
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Interrlew wIih oovernOr Lowty

JACKSON, Miss, July 12.-In lengthy
interview today Gov. Lowry expressed
the opinion that the New Orleans and
Northeastern Railway has laid itself liable
to foIfsitare Of its character, By the recent
acts in connection with the Sullivan-kil-
rain fight, and will shortly direct the At
toruey- General to institute proceedings
against the road with view to obtaining
cancellation Of its franchise. No intorma-
ton of Sullivan or Kilrain to-dsy, but the
case continues.
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GREENE COUNTY WOOL.
About one Half the CLIP In the Hands OF
Dealers.

Dealers.
There is no charge in the local WOOL
market The buyers are packing their
purchases and shipping 81 rapidly ~ pos
sible. About one-half Of the clip OF the
county has passed into second hands-
Scott & Co. have purchased $50, coo
pounds and shipped JOG, 900. Other buy
ers have made liberal purchasfs. It is es.
timated by prominent wool buyer that
the clip Of this county will fall under that
of last year one hundred thousand pounds,
the clip of last year being estimated at
ZOO. 900 pounds This decrease in product
ia the res ult of our farmers becoming dis
coursged with the outlook for wool, dis
po.ed of their sheep. and invested in
ole at 'ck. This years clip is worth
about $500 600 to the farmers OF this ooun-
ty.- WdyHesJurg Independent
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Parson Davies Heard From.

CHICAGO, July 12.-In an interview
with Parson Davies he said that during
the excitement and rush for the train the
correspondents were in error as to Kilrain
being left alone in the ung after the fight.
The Parson SAYS that Kilrain's hackers,
trainers, etc did not desert him, but that
Mike Donovan, John Murphy and himself
picked Kilrain, carried him through the
ropes and placed him in a buggy driven
by Col. Rich, owner of the plantation and
the battle ground. Kilrain was then
driven rapidly to car prepared by the
roilroad company at the station and
placed on board.
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BENZ. WILSON RESIGNS.

william j. Reynolds, OF Ohio, Is His Sue
cessor Ia the Department OF Justice.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-William ].
R.ynolda of Ohio, has been appointed an
Assistant Attorney in the Department Of
Justice, vice Benjamin Wilson, of West
Xirninia raairnal
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rha pentecn.t Rad under Arrest

TUscoLA. Ill, July 12-The members
of the Pentecost Band, a peculiar religious
sect, which has been holding meetings
here for several weeks, were placed under
arrest yesterday for conducting bOisterous
and d:sorderly meetingp. The band con
sIsts of the Rev. John ROckenbach, Misses
Minnie Baldwin, Bertha Baldwin, Fannie
Birdsall and Nettie Davis, and their trial
has b5en set for Monday next. Over lOO
witnesses have been summoned, and there
is much indignation against the alleged
Mormon proselyters.
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A Great Di,oovery

In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
lsxative, Elixir Of Dates. 1t combines the
sctive properties of dates, figs snd prunef
in such way as to rake it one of the
NEST pleasant and effective remedies Oh
the market. 1t is easily taken by old and
youug, and is a sure cure for habitual con-
stipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick head
ache and piles, and all diseases caused by
a weak stomach, diseased kidneys or mac
tive liver. Sold in so cent bottles by W.
". irwin. W. f. Williams, John Laughlir
and c. r. Goeizs. J. I. Goodwin x Co.
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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Lrnohed bra Mob.

New ORLEANS, July 12.-An armed
mob Of $50 whites and cOlOred rode into
lafayette, last evening, broke open the
Parish Jail and took therefrOm Felix KEYS,
colored, who in a jealous 1T, last Tuesday,
near CarenceO, murdered his wife, cutting
her throat with a knife and then knocked
her in the head with an axe. He was
taken to the scene of his crime and exc
cuted by the mob.
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Funeral Of Mrs. E1.PresIdent Ty ior

RICHMOND, VA, Jolly 12.-The funeral
Of Mrs. ex-President Tyler took place
from the Ballard House this morning.
The cortege arrived at st. Peters Cathe-
dral at l. a. M, where the very reversnd
Father Yandevyer, the future bishop OF
this diocese, paeached very impressive
sermon. The remains were attended by
distinguished persousges of the State and
city, and wero followed by a large con
course of people. They were inferred be-
side the remains of President Tyler, the
husband of the deceased.