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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
A FIGHT MADE
Between Two Bantam WeIghts-Tommie
Ward and Bart Shay.

Between Two Bantam Weights-Tommie
Ward and Bart Shay.
Yesterdays REGISTER contained cbal-
lenge from Tommie Ward, of Cincinnati,
to Bart Shay, of this city, for twenty
round glove contest, and last evening Shay
and Ward with his backers and the Sport
ing Editor Of the REGISTER met at 7. j..
Gavin's saloon, on Main street, to com
plete the formal arrangements for the
match.
Articles of agreement were drawn up and
signed, which stipul4te that the night ls TO
be twenty rounds, but if at the end oil tna'
time the referee cannot decide which man
is winner, several more rounds shall be
fought, until one man is plainl ly bested-
Three ounce gloves sre to be used, and the
men are to fight at lis pounds.
The fight is for 500 side purse Of
$3.50. of which the winner will take slOO
and the loser $50. Fifty dollars side has
been posted in the hands Of the Sporting
Editor of the REGISTER, and the remain
der will be put up on May % and June i,
respectively, the final stakeholder to be
Mr. NJ. Hearn. 1t il not yet known Just
where the fight will take place, but 1t will
no doubt be fire one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
Animal Poison.

Ahdtuc CUiNHutt0t -huIeAt ~ Aoo''
The fearful increase in mortality result
ing from the bites of rabid animals is
alarming, and the fact that there have
been fatal results from the bites OF animals
which had exhibited no signs of rabbies,
adds TO the alarm. The case in Walton
county. Ga, is an instance. The poison
was communicated by the bite Of an ordin-
ary house cat, which had never seemed to
be mad. The reporter heard yesterday OF
a remarkahle case of lady who was poi
soned by londling and kissing a poodle
dog The dog had distemper, aud died OF
it. and the lady's blood was poisoned to a
degree that her body was broken out In
great ulcers and sores from head to loot
From beautiful healthy woman she soon
wasted 10 d mere skeleton, suffering great
agony. No treatment benefited her until
an the 18th of February she commenced to
take Swift's Specific Is. S. S }, which at once
began to force out the poison, and she is
now getting we'll rapidly.i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
BoULANGER's COUP.

The Ban:shed General Preparing to Return
to France.
LONDON, May 17.-General BOulanger
is credited with preparing new surprise
for the world. According to good author
ity, he now intends, since the Senate is
likely to abandon his prosecution, to re-
turn TO Paris.
The report says that his followers have
been communicated with, and the most
elaborate preparations are making for his
triumphal return to the French capital.
The General is disgusted at his treatment
in London, and has declared to friend
that he would rather trust 10 the tender
mercies of his own nation and the defence
of his friends than 10 longer trespse1 on
the cool courtesy of the English, with
whom he has gained neither fame mol
position.
The General complains especially of hi:
treatment by the newspapers, many ol
which have derided MIN. 1t is owing nc
doubt, for the most part, to the psDers
that Boulanger has been practically boy
cOtted in Epgland. He commenced his
London career more like Snowman than
a statesman, and had selected ss his com
pauions a certsin class of public men who
are not usually accepted AZ the sides de
camp of society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
Isarus Ann AssocIatIon.

At ouisville-Louisville 4, Columbus
8; errors, Columbus 3 LOuisvile B. hits,
Columbus l3, Louisville 10; pitchers,
Baldwin snd StrattOD.
At Philadelphia philadelphia G; Indi-
arapolis 5; errors , each; hits, Philadelph-
ia -, Indianapolis 10; pitchers, Casey and
Whitney.
At WsshiDgton-Wasbingto 4, Chicago
IL; errors. Washington 6. Chicago 3; hits,
Washington 3, Chicago l3; pitchers, Healy
and Krock.
At Boston-BostOn II, Cleveland 4; er-
rOrs. BOeton 0, Cleveland 7; hits. Boston
19, Cleveland 7; pitchers, Bakeley, Rad
bourne and Sowders.
At St Louis-St. Louis IL, Brooklyn 2
errors, St. Louis 2, Brooklyn /; hits, ST..
Louis 10, Brooklyn 5; pitchers, King and
Lovett
At New York-New York IL; Pittsburg
7, errors, New York 2, Pittsburg B. hits,
New York 8, Pittsburg IL; pitchers, Hat
field and Krumm.
At Cincinnsti-C Cincinnati, IA; Baltimore
s; pitchers, Cunningham and Viau.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
SMITH GETS 1T.
The EK Mayor OF Cincinnati Made Surveyor
OF tCustoms-Other Appointments

The Ex Mayor OF Cincinnati Made Surveyor
OF Customs Other Appointments
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE following
appointments were announced to-day
Armor smith, Jr., OF Ohio, TO be Surveyor
Of Customs for the port of CINCINNATI
David W. McClung, of Ohio, to be COllec-
tor Of Internal Revenue for the First dis
trict OF Ohio; James f. Mills, of Montana,
10 be Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
district OF Montana; John r Lynch, OF
Mississippi TO be Fourth Auditor of the
Treasury: L. W. HabercOm, of the District
Of Columbia, TO be Fifth Auditor Of the
Treasury.
Charles Roszs. Jr, OF Wisconsin, has
been appointed topographer Of the Pest
office Department. vice David Euright, re-
moved. The following appointments were
to-day ruade 10 the geological survey VIM.
III Hall. of Cali Ornia, and Edwin ) Net
tleton. of Colorado. supervising Engineers,
and Arthur ID. Foote, OF Idaho, Lyman
Bridges. OF California, and Alexander U.
Brodie, of Arizona, engineers for tine irri-
gatiOn survey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
CABLED NEWS.

Riots over disputed land claims have oc-
CURED in Lombardy, houses have been
ransacked and troops have been sum
moned. The Anarchists are blamed
NJ. Secretab, head OF the deiunct French
copper syndicate, is about 10 sell his town
and country houses, furnitureand pictures.
Queen Mary, Of Bavaria, mother OF King
Otto, died last night from dropsy and cam
Ger Of the liver.
The Earl Of Malmesbury, is dead. lie
WAS - years old
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
A BOUNTlFUL CROP.
Fourth GLASS Postmssters Showsred on
West Virginia.

Fourth GLASS PostmEsters Showsred on
West Virginia.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 17.-West Virgins
pOstmasters were appointed tO.doy as fol
lows: Albright, Preston county, W. H.
Custer Beach, Calhoun county, H. @.
LocSney Belington, Barbour coauty,
Fenelon Halves; Psrawell, Mercer county,
S @. Bernheim; BrandOnyille, Preston
county. L. p Wadden; Carrollton, Ka-
nawha county. Henry Davis; Clay c. H.,
Clay county. J. NJ. Woods; GAINESVILLE,
Preston county. Filuert Teets; Deer Lick,
Mason county, Balser Lush; Pennington.
TAYLOR county, Wm. L. Shields; Good
hope, Harrison county, W. Q Burnside;
Grape Island, Plea-ants county, A. j.
Barr; Hun's Mills. Weizsl county, Thom-
As Adams; Harper's Ferry, Jefferson eouu-
~, s " lantis; Jane Lew, Lewis county,
J. @. McWhorter; Persinger, Nicholas
county. j. O. Sparks; Pisgah, Preston
VIM. Z Rogers; Princeton, Mer
Ger county, 8. NJ Damew1od; Raven Rock,
Pleasants county, G.. W. Williamson; ;
Rockford, Harrison county, s 2 Bishop;
Terra Alts. Preston county, + Z. Frsley;
Tunueit0u, Preston county, Nj. l. Shafier
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
.T,red All the Time y

Say many poor men and women. who see "a
oyerworked, or are debilitated by change
of season, climate or life. If you could
read the hundreds of letters praising Hood 5
ssrsaparilla which com from people whom
il has reatored to health, you would be
convinced of its merits. As this 's I'M
possible, why not try Hoods Sarsaparills
vou1self and thus realizs its benefit? 1t
will tone and build up your system, give
Won a good appetite, overcome that tired
feeling and make You feel, as one woman
expresses it, like q new creature"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
MORE REVENGE.
wheeling Base Ballists Scalp Dayto
Team Again.

Wheeling Base Baliists Scalp DaJton's
Team Again.
Wheeling fed on nice juicy pie again
yesterday and the pie was called Dayton
pie. To those who have seen the Dayton
base ball team play it is rather difficult to
understand jost how they could beat any
team of bali, except il be with the aid OF
the umpire and a crowd of howlers. They
have had fair play in Wheeling and for
two days have put up bum games of ball.
When they went on the field yesterday
afternoon in a somewhat changed. about
condition it looked as if they would at
tempt to souse the home team in the tur-
reen, but the first inning settled any aspir-
aiions in that line. Dewald, who went in
to pitch for them was knocked out of the
box in this inning, six or seven hits and a
few errors netting the boys seven runs.
The slaughter was awful TO behold for
awhile, and had the man with the voice
been present he could have exercised his
lungs to his hearts content-and to the
amusement Of the spectators.
In the second inning the visitors put
Benny Stephens, formerly OF Wheeling, in
the box, but as usual Ben got tired in sew
eral innings and then phenom or some
thing of that sort named Martin was put
in for trial, and probably If he had re-
maiued there the game would have been
called on account OF darkness No one can
tell. He had pitched the ball four times,
and had three balls and one strike
called, when the umpire discovered that
his name was not on the score card as sub,
and he was compelled to leave the field
Dewald then returned to the box and fin
iebed out the game in fairly good shape.
England Wheeline's one-armed pitcher,
officiated for Wheeling, and the visitors
got but seven hits of his delivery. He
was little wild at times, however, giving
four men bases on balls, hitting two and
having one wild pitch. He is splendid
pitcher, however, and it IL rather remark
able the way he handles himself lie
fielded his position in great shape, got two
hits and stole two bases. His playing is
quite an attractive feature.
But TO come back to the game. About
the greatest interest was in the first inning,
when the home team made herself solid
There were no especially brilliant plays,
with the exception of McCullom's great
one-hauded catch of Dunn's fly in deep
left centre He was on dead run at the
time and the catch was undoubtedly the
finest seen on the home grounds this sea
son. A neat double play by Sullivan,
Speidel and Bowman was a feature worth
mentioning.
Following is the official score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
B. ~ o. EARSINGs.
Dividends Paid Out of Net Earnings for Six
Years Past.

Dividends Paid Out of Net Earnings for Six
Years Past.
BALTIMORE, May lit is stated on
the authority of director of the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad Company, in order to
correct any misapprehension which may
exist az TO the facts. that in the years 1888,
1884, 1885, 1886 and 1887, the net earn
iDgs OF the company are shown by the fig
ures Of the expert who examined the COM
panys accounts to have been 81, $50, 73l,
and that the dividends declared for those
years amounted only to Sc, 209, 329, leaving
a balance OF net earnings during those
years OF $l,04l, 1892 which was not paid
out in dividends. 1t is, therefore, plain
that the dividends which were paid 10 those
years were rightfully paid cut Of net proii,e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
Jul GE WOODS WARNED.

White Gaps Threaten Vengeance for HIs
Grand Ju' y Instructions.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 17.-Within the
past few weeks Judge Woods, OF the Fed
eral Bench, has received number ol
threatening letters, signed Regulators, y
"white CAPS" &c, one of which threat
eued the Court with visitation from SOC
regulators il he did not within fifteen days
change his Grand Jury instructions. The
general tone of all the epistles was brutal,
bat the Judge declines to talk of them aud
has treated them with silent contempt
They were mailed both in this city and al
other points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
VI, W. A SATURDAY MORNING NAY Is, 1889
PHYSICIANS HELD.
Bishop Hacked to Pieces Without Leg

Bishop Hacked to Pieces Without Legal
Warrant
NEW YORK, May 17.-Coroner Levy to-
day held an inquiry into the cause of the
death of Washington Irving Bishop, the
mind reader. He examined DIR. ]. A.
Irwin and other surgeons who were pres
ent at the autopsy.
DR.. Ferguson, who made the autopsy,
said he did so at DR.. Irwin's request He
made a speciality of sutopsies. He made
the autopsy of Mr. Bishops body at about
3:45 p m. DIR. Irwin said he thought
death had occurred about noon. Lawyer
Atchinson, representing the family and
the District Attorney, declared crime bad
been committed. 1t was a misdemeanor
10 have performed the autopsy without the
COroner's consent and manslaughter il
the man was rot dead when the autopsy
wss made. He thought bail should be
fixed binding all who were present at the
autopsy. DR.. Irwin objected, but the
Coroner held him, DR.. Hance and DR..
Ferguson in 81, 500 each to await the in
quest, which will be held next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
NEW LuMgER CANIp.
Pennsylvanis Mon Make Large inveS
ments in West Virginia.

Pennsylvania Mon Make Large Invest
ments IN West Virginia.
PITTsBURG, May III. NJ. Garrison,
of BrOOkville; w. J. HuliDgs, of OIL City,
and ]. @. Forgie, OF this city, have bought
26, 900 acres of timber and coal lands in
Tucker and Randolph counties, W. Va,
and are making extensive preparations to
develop them. They are building a rail,
road, large saw mill and will open coal
mines later on. The tract is pierced by
the West Virginia Central railroad and by
the Cneat river. There is large quantity
of spruce on the tract, the branches OF
which are used in the pulp mills for max
ing paper. The paper mill at West New
ton is at present using using it, and new
mill is being erected at Piedmont which
will take all the fir the company can fur
nish. They have invested $25O,OOO and
may increase it to $500. GOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
THE WINDOW GLASS TRADE.
Stocks Are Not Accommodating and Wage
VIII Not Likely be Reduced.

Stocks Are Not Accommodating and Wages
VIII Not Likely be Reduced.
PIrrsBURG, May 1.-THE window glass
manufacturers OF the West will hold con-
vention here on the 23d inst to discuss
the condition of the trade There has been
some talk of closing the factories earlier
than usual on sccount of an overproduc-
tion. The workers say there is less stock
on hand than there has been for three years
psst or will be- at the end OF the fire.
President Brodie's report shows that on
April 30 there were S4l, ,056 boxes Of glass
in stock, which is 131 600 boxes more than
July l, 1888. Reports from different fac
tories all over the country show very little
accumulation of stocks. The workers do
not anticipate an offer of reduction in
wages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
he Ubiquitous Irish Doctor In st. Louis
Noxv

The Ubiquitous Irish Doctor In st. Louis
Now.
ST. LOUIS, May IA rumor gained
currency to-day that DR.. Cronin was seen
in st. Louis last night. Two gentlemen
who know DR.. Cronin well say they saw
him issue from building on Tenth and
Franklin streets and enter a carriage To
add plausibility to the rumor it is known
that two Chicago reporters and two detec-
tives of that city are in st. Louis and
avoid saying why they are here. 1t is
believed that they have information of
such character as to lead them to he
Iieve that DIR Croniu is in this city, and
that they are here to unravel the mystery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
Fanny Wa. Not Mnrrled.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May IA rumor
prevailed here late tonight that Fanny
Davenport WAS married here to-day 10 Mel
bourne Mcdowell, her leading man.
Owing to the latenesa Of the hour neither
of them could be seen, but Il IL known
that no marriage license was procured. and
without that important document the
ceremony could not have been performed
Their season will close this week, and
this may have given rise TO the rumor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
EIIrIr of Dates.

Is a combination Of the active properties
of dates, figs snd prunes, and other tropi,
csl fruits. It's pleasant tsste and beneliciai
effects have repdered it immensely popIul-
lar. 1t cures habitual constipation, indi-
oestion. biliousness, sick headache, piles,
etc. Sold in 80 cent bottles by w. ".
Irwin, w. E. williams, John Lsughln,
and @. r. Goeizs. ]. T. Goodwin x 20
and Logan & Co, Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
The Roston Wool Market.

BosToN, MASS, May 1.-THE Wool
market is quiet, and shows little change.
Ohio Xxx 35c; X 32c; MichigOn y 29a3Oc;
new Wyoming 6Oc for fine; new spring
California range 16a2le; new spring Texas
23c; Oregon wool 16alsc. There is moth
ing new in combing and delaine fleecss;
pulled 39a40c for combiDg; 33s4Oc for
super, and 25a31c for extra. Australian
wool 37a4lc, and English at Bic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
DREW THE COLOR LINE.

Virginia Episcopa lians Decide to Shut Out
Colered Delegates from Council.
LYNcHBURG, VA, May 1.-THE State
Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church
to-day decided that only white delegates
should be allowed to sit in Council, the
vote being 124 to 63. A proposal to
change the name OF the church was unsn-
imouslv voted down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
THE LILY Is GOING.
Mrs. Langtry's Friends Think She Is Bid
ding America Farewell.

Mrs LanEtry's Friends Think She Is Bid
ding America Farewell.
NEW YORK, May 17.-All of Mrs. Lang
try's scenery and stage properties will bs
cold at auction ON May %, and her friends
are fearful that this indicates the Lily's
determination not to appear again upon
the American stage. Mrs. Langley sails
for Europe at the end of the month, and
next season she is expected to appear in
Eugland. Just what her intentions are
no one is able to say She herself is Ou;
Of town and will not return until just be-
fore the date tor sailing. One or two OF
her friends said to-day that it was at least
doubtful if she would appear again before
the America public. At any rate, it ap-
pears that she would rather buy new prop
critics than pay storage or freight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
sIBYLE'. SWEET VOICE.
An American Singer Charms Parisl

An American Singer Charms Partisan
Audience.
PARIS, May l7.-Massenet's new opom,
'Esclamonde, " was produced ut the Opera
Comique last evening. Miss Sbyle San
derson, an American, took the leading role
and achieved a great snssess. President
Carnot. the composers, Reyer, Delibes and
GODDARD, and numerous stars, including
Nilsson, Meba and Duyiyies, were among
the audience. Miss Sandersons voice s
not of great volume bat is Of the utmost
purity and sweetness. She ssl0nishad the
audience with the case with which she
took difficult passages, aud critics predict
great future for her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
ano,her on the Tapis.

Mr.. VIM. Handlsn has received word
from James Quinn, of Pittsburg, that a
fight to finish will be arranged between
Harry Nikirk and Jim Carney if the Capt.
tol rink can be secured. He promises a
great contest, and big attendance is
promised from Pittsburg alone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
THIRTY MEN MISSING.

Believed that the Most OF the Aiasksn's
Grew Perished.
PORTLAND, OREGON, May 17.-Of the
foundered Steamer Alslkan's crew thirty
remain unaccOunted for, whose fate is un-
known at present. The Tug Vigilante,
after picking up those mentioned, cruised
about the scene Of the disaster for twelve
hours, but saw no signs of the others. AT
the time the vessel foundertd a fearful
storm prevailed. and the rain descended
in torrents. There is little hope that they
were saved
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
CHANCE FOR A BRIGHT BOY.
A Vacancy in the Naval Academy FroI
ThIa

Vacancy in the Naval Academy From
This District.
Here is chance for some bright boy of
the First West Virginia Congressional Dis
trict to become an officer in Uncle Sans
Navy. There is q vacancy from this Dis
trict in the Naval Academy, and Congress.
man John o. Pendleton, who will recon-
mend candidate for appointment, has
decided to allow the boys to compete for the
honor. He will appoint committee be-
fore which the candidates will be exam
ined, and recommend for appointment the
young gentleman upon whom the board
decides The following il the notice re-
ceived by Mr.. Pendleton from the Navy
Department:
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, May l6, 1889.
SIR: There being vacancy in the Naval
Academy from the district represented by
you in Congress, you are desired TO recon-
mend candidate for appointment. He
must not be under fifteen or over twenty
years of age when examined for admission,
and an actual resident of your Congress
ional district. Accepted candidates will
be required to report for examination At
the Naval Academy before June 1st or for
the September examination.
Respectfully,
JAMES M. HoGG,
Chief Clerk.
BY Direction Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. John o. PendletOn, Representatives Of
the First Congressional District Of West
Virginia.
Caused by resignation Cadet G. T. Scott.
The following communication On the
subject was received last evening from
Mr.. Pendleton:
To he Editor Of The Register:
SIR:-Will you please announce to the
voters of this Congl essionsl district that
the cadetship will be open to a general
competition regardless of the politics of the
candidates? shall select a committee to
examine all applicants and report upon
their qualifications This committee will
meet in Wheeling upon June 18th, 1889,
to examine applicants and the recOmmen-
cation TO the Secretary Of the Navy will be
made according to its report. should
like for the newspapers of the district to
publish this. Verv respectfully,
JOHN q. PENDLEToN.
p. S.-Any information az to the char
acter of the examination will be furnished
by yours, &c,
JOHN o. PBNDLETON.
Wheelinq, ". Va, Nay II, 1889.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18

r-.a.,i,..i..s Governor win Vote for the
Amendment
geNt.E. 91., May IT, Hon $. n.
rla received the following telegram
rom Governor Beaver 10 reply TO 40 ln-
.lr
h.e never bad ans question as 70
-g persona. duty in regard 20 the Amend
as1t s1d wiI vote ior itio course, az
..ssgs lslr Intended To- do. The only
.l.eo1 .l my mind has been one OF duty
sa,a1rs-e1a,iys of the party, without
r-lll, io represent the Republican
- expect to take grounds pub
yu hso. ot the Amendment in due
tine
lrsI JAMES a. EEANER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
UNITED BROTHERS.

The u. =. Church Elect General Omcers
for the Year.
YORK, Pa, May l7.-At the morning
session of the General Conference OF the
United Brethren church Bishop N. Castle
presided. The following officers were
elected: Rev. Daniel Berger, d. D., Day
ton. Ohio, to be editor of the Sunday
school literature: Rav. ]. W. Etler, Leb-
anon, Pa, to be editor OF tie Neio Chureh
Quarterly and assistant editor Sunday
school literature; Rev. William Mitendort,
Baltimore, Md, editor of German Litera-
ture; Rev. B. F. Booth, Dayton, Ohio,
Missionary secretary, W. Mckee, Day
ton, Ohio, was re elected Missionary treas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
MURDERED FOR SCIENCE.

1ishop's Mother Believes That He Was
Alive when the AutOpsy segan.
New YORK, May l7.-Mrs. +. S. Bish'
on. mother of the dead mind-reader, has
written this letter to the President OF the
BOARD of Coroners 81 am of the belief,
from the knowledge of previour attacks
that NV son has suffered, that the autopsy
performed by Doctors Irwin snd Ferguson
was unwarranted. l therefore demand
that further examination be made. "
The funeral. which was to have taken
place to morrow, has bseu postponed and
an autop Y will be held tomorrow.