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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
BAYNE'S BIG. BOMB.
THE PlTTSBURG REPUBLICAN LEADER CREATES
A SENSATION.
Aner Receiving a Re-Nomination 70 Congress He
Declines 1t and CJl Stone is Nominael-His
Action IneHpEeable-A Conyen-
ton Split Up.

Special telegram 10 he Register
WASnINGToN, ID. c., June 3.-Thc
declination of Representative Bayne, of
PittSburg, after having made his fight
against strong opposition at She pri-
mary election. and after havings won a
signal victory and vindication, created
most profound surprise in the House to-
day. When Speaker Reed was informed
that Bayne had refused the nomination
he said he could not believe il. My
God" exclaimed the Speaker, what
could possibly have led Bayne to do
that?" There are all sorts of conject-
ureS as to the motives that impelled
Bayuc. 1t is said that the Re
publican faction which opposed him
threatened to run boiling candidate
and also to keep mp the fight against
the Republican machine; that Scaator
Quay quietly said that such factiOnal
fight might down his gubernatorial can
didatc, Dclamater, and that he tclc-
graphed Bayne. urging him to seek
peace by getting ont of the race. 1t is
also understood that the MonOngahela
Navigation Company took an active
part against Bayhe because the latter
originated the legislation incorporated
i'm the River and HarbOr bill for the
condemnation by the government and
the purchase of that company'S locks
and dams.
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Kase Ell Notes.

The Little Tycoons challenge the Win
chesters for a game on the Peninsula
grounds II accepted answer through the
REGISTER.
The Phoenix challenge the o. 5. for a
game of ball on the Tunnel Green on Sat
urdav. June 7th. If accepted answer
through this paper.
The Little Tycoons challenge the Green
Diamonds for game Sunday afternoon on
the Peninsula grounds. II accepted an
swer through the REGISTER.
The Red Cross Oil Club will play the
Gravs. of Wellsburg. at that place next
Saturday. Johnson and Mullari1ey will be
the battery for the Red Cross Oil Club.
Wheeling won at Akron yesterday in an
eleven inning contest which resulted in an
score of q j. Fitzgerald and Lytle were
the battery. The hits were Wheeling ~
/ Akron 10: errors. Wheeling /, Akron ,
/ The poor quality of Akron correspondents
/ is the cause of such poor report.
There was an exciting game Of base bal
at Bethanv last Saturday, between tae
Wellsburg Stars and the students OF Beth
anv COLLEGE. The features of the game
were Green's pitching, Dodds' CATCHING
and Miller's second base playing. Score
stars Is: Bethany9. Batteries, for Wells
burg. Green and Dodds: for Bethany
Welsh and Booth. Struck out by Greer
/ 70; b. Welsh :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
STRANGLER EYRAUD
BIames His Paramour With His Awful
Crime.

Nftnts
New YORK. June 3.-Thc Courier dcN
EfdN T-niS has letter from Havana
which gives an interview between Ey-
raud. the Paris Strangler, and 4 rcpor-
ter of Havana. According to this story.
Evraud admitted that he is rogue
who has lived by sharp practices OF all
sorts. and associated with the worst
characters in Paris.
One morning. he says. he told Gabrl-
ellie Bompard he was going To Germany
10 try To do little Swiudling, rs he was
out of money. Gabrielle told him to
wait awhile. and made an appointment
with him to meet her in her rooms in
the afternoon. When he went there he
heard laughter and the popping of
Ichampagnc cOrks. Gabrielle came to
him with Gouifc'S keys and sent him to
GouiTc'S house for some papers. He
went 10 the house aud ranSacked
GouiTc'S papers. but did not find what
he was sent for.
When hc returned to Gabrielle he
found GoulIc hanging. He asked Cab
ricllc who did it. and she said she would
tell him later. Then they put the body
i'm a sack and took it to station near
Lyons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
RIVER RIPPLES.
News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.


The marks on the landing last evening
I indicated feet inches and falling.
The keystone State passed down yester-
day with quite an excursion party on
board.
Jack Lemon. steward of the Hudson, is
able 10 be around again after having been
on the sick list for three week.
The Andes. Capt f. B. Cooper in com
mand. Al Sloan chief clerk, is the regular
packet to-day for Cincinnati. leaving at :
q. m.
II begins to look as if the low water sea
son was near at hand we have had but lit
tie rain since last Friday night. and tnen it
was chiefly local.
Pilot Spence Sanford reports that the
channel span OF the new bridge at Wheel
/ ing is completely blocked also that the span
boats are now running has been blocked
somewhat by sunkcn coal barges within
the past few days II was reported yester-
day that a tOw-b boat had been sent down
| from here 10 tear the broken false work out
OF the way.-PhtsbiuU C0mncrcidl-Gdzcfte.
Coal men generally would like TO see the
river 20 down so as 20 prevent coal ship
ments. and stay down until the close Of the
summer New Orleans. il Is said, has a
are also well supplied. However, the very
low price has largely increased consump-
ton. and large shipments are being made TO
interior points from Cincinnati, Cairo and
New Orleans.
The Cincinnati Timcs-Stdr says: Work
has been commenced by w. G.. Knox & Son
on the new boat contracted for by the Big
Sandy and Pomeroy Packet Company
/ She will be a duplicate Of the new Key
stone. but will have larger cylinders, as il
is understood the James w. Gaff's machin-
cry will be put in in place Of the Louis A.
Sherleys. which boat she is designed tC
take the place Of.
/ The Newport News and Mississippi Val.
/ ley railway bridge across the Cumberland
river, near Princeton, X, is in momentary
danger Of being washed down. One span
fell during the recent tornado, and the false
work had been put up and the work of com.
pleting repairs so far progressed as to ad-
nit Of the passage Of trains. The heavy
rains have caused the river to rise very
/ fast and to a great height. If it continues
/ TO rise those in charge Of the bridge say
they can not save it. If the false work is
swept away the span must go down.
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STIRRED UP THE JUDGE.
Outrageous imprisonment Of Suspect by
Chicago Police.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Jacob Kaiser, an An
archist whom the police arrested on suspi-
cion of knowing something about the plac-
ing of the bomb near the Haymarket mOnu-
ment. was brought into Judge Tuley's
court this morning on a writ OF hdi,eGs corpus,
sued out by friend. Kaiser, 1t is claimed,
was arrested more than a week ago, and
locked up on mere suspicion the police re
fusng TO book him or 10 allow his friends
to see or communicate with him. When
the case came up Lieut. kipley, who was
present representing the police, announced
that he would drop the case against Kaiser.
This did not suit Judge Tuley. however
The Chancellor: II cannot too strongly
denounce this practice OF the police in lock
any crime and without allowing their
friends to come near them. II is bar
barous custom, and propose TO investigate
this matter and see by what warrant OF
law the police do these things"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
MARCH OF REFORM
A Great Meeting in Philadelphia TO Protest Against
the Mckinley Bill-Texhle Workers Oh
ect to the Wool Duty.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June "a buSi-
ness mems meeting for the purpose Of
protesting against the passage OF the
Mckinley tariff bill was held at the
Walnut Street Thcater. this city. this
afternoon. Alexander X. Mcclure,
presided. and the list of vice pres
idcnts included many prominent
business men of Philadelphia. The
building was crowded, the Tobacco,
Tin Plate. and Wooden industries being
largely represented. The speakers
were congressman McAdoo. Of New
Jersey: Springer, Of Illinois; Bynum, OF
Indiana, and Breckenridge, of Ken
lucky. Seven to ten thousand textile
workers met in Il suburb of Phila-
delphia To oppose the duty on wool.
The same speakers addressed the meet
ing. A resolution was passed, denounc-
ing the Mckinley bill az dangerous, de-
manding free raw materials and Il
reduction OF the general tariff rates.
\ LETTER FROM CLEVELAND.
A letter was read from cx-PreSidcnt
Cleveland. in which he said: Il know
that with the feeling now abroad in our
land and with the intense existence and
activity of such clubs as yours, the claim
prcsumptuouSly made that the people
at the last election finally passed
upon the subject of tariff ad-
iustment will be cmphatically denied;
and that our workingmen and OUR
farmers will continue to agitate this
and all other questions involving their
welfare with increased zeal and in the
light of increased knowledge and cX-
pcricnce until they are determined fl
nally and in accordance with the Amcri-
can sentiment of fair play.
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Washington News.

The report of Consul Arllord shows that
forty nine Chinese are at Mazatlan, MeXi-
co, waiting chance 10 slip into the United
states.
Consul Myers, of Victoria, b. c., reports
that large numbers of Cinnamon and much
opium are being smuggled in from that port
Collections of internal revenue for May
were Sl6 ~is.1i2, the greatest IN any one
month since 800
Mr. Pugh. of Kansas, and Mr.. Farwcil,
of Illinois, addressed the Senate on the Sill
Yer question Yesterday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
STONE NOMINATED.
Bayne Says-Hc Was Tired of Congressional
Work,

PIrr~BUEG. June 3.-llon. Thomas NJ.
Bayne. Congressman of the Twenty
third district. refused denomination to-
day and Col. William \. Stone, ext.
y. District Attorney, was nominated.
Col. Bayne had two-thirds of the dele
gates TO the convention in his favor, and
being assured of the nomination. made
an address tothe delegates Withdrawing
in favor of Col. Stone. In the Twenty
second district Hon. John Dalzcll was
re-nOminatcd.
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not \ CANDIDATE.
What q Western Republican Thinks of
Harrison.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Thc state
mont is made by local paper tonight
bon ln interview with 20 Western Rcpub-
Hcau that President Harrison has given
up the idea of again being the candidate
of his party. lie bases his belief upon
tlc fact that Mr.. Harrison has given
oHcnsc of late % many prominent Re
puh'icau>. and. apparently when there
was uo need FOR 70. I'm one or two i'm
stances De- is said 10 have gone ont OF
his way to snub certain Senators. The
interview says:
You rccollect that hc Suubbcd the
Du4uesuc club of rittsburg. Yes, then
hc >uubbed the national convention of
Charities and Corrections which mot at
Baltimore the other day. AS Il citizen
of indianapolis hc took am interest in
them. but aS President Ire was too busy
to go forty miles 10 see them. Con-
found such rubbish. said the Western
cr with wild Western yigor. And
lastly. hc continued. "thc President ON
his way Co Cleveland deliberately Snub-
bed thr Scotch-lrish congress then ia
session at PittSburg.
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Association 4 Games.

At Columbus Toledo 3, Columbus 6;
hits. and 10; errors, l and 3; pitchers,
Eatson, Cushman and Rogers; earned.
Columbus >, Toledo | umpire, Barnum.
At Louisville Louisville }, St Louis ,;
hits. 10 and :: errors, and >: pitchers,
Stratton and Stivetts.
At Svracuse-Stars :, Athletics 5: pitch
ers. Keefe and Esher: earned, Stars 3, Ath-
letics / : hits. Stars Il. Athletics :; errors,
Stars ;. Athletics 3; umpire. Toole.
At Brooklyn 6, Rochester l;
hits. and errors. 1 each; pitchers, Barr
and Maitimorc: umpire, Doescher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
norELESSLY SPLIT.
Republicans Can Not Agree ON "a Pension
Bill.

Republicans Can Not Agree ON a Pension
Bill.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June after a
tails Yesterday between senator Davis
and Representative Morrill,, Chairman
of tbc TWO Committees ON Pensions. il
was believed that am agreement would
D.. finally reached to-day by the con-
fcrrs ou tine general pension bill. But
when the House coufcreS came up this
morning with the instructions of the
Republican caucus of last night TO main
tain the principle of service pensions 10
vu, manifest that an agreement could
NOT hc secured under these conditions.
and q Vote ro report the disagreement
tu thc respective Houses was adopted.
Tine service pension feature was the
ou.y one of Importance upon which the
conference could not agree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
PARTIsANs GONE MAD.
Republicans Assail the Election Laws of
south Carolina.

WAsmNGToN, d. c., June 3.-The
majority report in the case OF Miller vs..
Elliott. from the Seventh South Caro-
lima diStrich, was submitted to the
House Committee on Elections this
morning by Chairman ROwell. The re-
port is somewhat sensational, in that at
every beginning it declares that the en-
tire South Carolina registration and
election laws are unconstitutional, since
State laws on the subject conflict with
the State Constitution. The report
states that number of negroes
have been compelled by poverty while
waiting the maturing of their cotton
crops. to negotiate their certificates to
traders. who Immediately send them TO
political headquarters with the result
that the negroes are permanently dis
franchsed. Also that the ballot boxes
were lcttered and then shifted to de-
ceive the ignorant; that stuifing was
carried on, and finally that Miller, the
contestant. had strict legal majority
l,44s.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Missouri. will prepare
thr minority report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
wORKIN THE SENATE.
\ Number of Internal Revenue Measures
Passed.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 3.-The follow
ing Senate bills were taken from the calen-
dar aus passed: To amend section 3,3ji
of the revised statutes So as 20 make il
read: That cveIF person who withdraws
any fermented liquor from any unstamped
storage, or who attempts 20 carry on bot
tlug business i'm connection with ferment
ed liquor mauufactory, shall be liable to
500 fine and forfeiture The bill also pro
vides for the disposal oSthe proper stamps
ou fermented liquors taken from bFeweries,
etc for the the purpose of bOttling.
To provide for the expectation of fer
mcntcd liquor in bond without payment OF
internal revenue tax the bill; provides that
from and after January lst, 1891, ferment-
ed liquor may bo removed from the place of
manufacture on storage for export 10 "A for
ci1u country without payment of tax, un-
der certain regulations prescribed by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and no
drawback or tax shall be allowed on fer
meuted liquor exported on and after Janu-
arg I. lNgl. unless entered for expectation
prior to such date.
SIR Eyarts. from the Library Commit
tee. reported "a Senate bill approprlatius
$4,000 for monument 90 Edwin NJ. stan
ton iu front of the War Department Cal
DriIr
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FRANCES GREAT DITCH.
81 900, 900 Francs to be Derived From 1t
Yearly.

PARIS, June 2.-The special Panama
Canal Commission has prepared a fresh re-
port on the prospective earnings OF the
canal in case it is completed. In this the
annual cost of maintenance is placed at
;. 800. 900 francs The expenditures Of admin
istration are placed at 10000 francs an
nually. and the cost of transit is estimated
at 10, ,Oo0. 900 francs annually. The income
for the first four years is estimated
at 81 10000 francs. This is calcu-
lated on an average annual ton
mage for that period of 100000
tons. and the proposed rate Of charge per
ton is 1917 francs. The Commission estl-
mates that after the first four years there
would be an annual increase in the ton
mage of 80, 900 tons until maximum ton
mage of 4. .OOO, 900 should be reached. After
the canal has been in operation for twelve
wears the annual net receipts, all expenses
being deducted, are estimated at % ,WO,OO
francs. This amount will be distributed
between the present and future sharchold-
ers in accordance with the terms OF a con-
tract TO be concluded between the old com
pany and the new
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PLOT AND PL0TTER.
BISMARCK ACCUSED OF STIRRING UP DlSSEN-
SION.
Another Plot to Send the Coed Gar Heayenwart-
French Police Uncover Nest Of Nihillsts--
Bulgarian COaspiratOrs Expelled
General Foreign News.

New YORK, June "A dispatch
from Paris to the Herald quotes che
Nineteenth Century as saying In its edi-
ton Of Sunday: There are proofs that
Prince Bismarck Is intriguing at the
little German courts as well as abroad
to raise difficulties OF all sorts In the
way of the Emperor. There Is some
talk at Berlin Of the removal OF several
high officials who have been proved TO
have been in communication with the
ex-Chaneellor, and to be associated with
his opposition to Imperial decisions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
New Orleans Again in Danger

New ORLEANS, June "a high east
wind has been blowing for over a hours.
In consequence the water is right upagainst
the levees The rear canals are full and
there are several points of danger. Men
were at work on the weak spots Sunday.
Sunday night gang was kept ON duty on
the Poncharitrain railroad embankment
between the GENTLY road and Stcrn's fer
tilizing works The water is going through
some places there, and if it rises five inches
II will cover the race track.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
CABLE BRENITIES.

The Prince Of SAKE Meinengen is seri-
ously i'll as a result Of the carriage accident
in which he and Emperor William were
hurt
Prince Bismarck, accompanied by the
Princess, was enthusiastically received at
Hamburg yesterday.
gan urgent Parncllite whip has been
issued. calling on Parnellite members TO be-
i'm their seats Thursday.
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players' League.

At Chicago-Chicago {, Cleveland 0;
earned, Chicago ,; hits, Chicago Il, Cleve-
land >: errors, Cleveland ,; pitchers, King
and Gruber; umpires, Gaffney and Barnes
At Philadelphia-Ph ., Brook
lyn e; hits, and 10; errors, ana O.
earned runs, , and 3; pitchers, Hustled,
Bufinton and Murphy; umpires, knight
and Jones.
At Buffalo-BufTalo ?, Pittsburg :; hits,
each: errors. and /; earned, Buffalo !,
Pittsburg2 >: pitchers. Haddock end Calvin
umpires, Holbert and Ferguson.
At New York-New York >, Boston II;
earned, and 3; hits, and l6: errors, and
,: pitchers, Crane and Radbourne; UNI
pires Cunning and Matthews.
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Woman Crushes Another's Skull.

CHIcAGO, June 3.-Nlaud Gordon and
Minnie Dayton became involved in a quar-
rel early this morning at Polk and Clark
streets. The Gordon woman, who is pos
sessed of a trepanned skull, was no match
for the DAYTON woman, who knocked her
down and kicked her so badly about the
head that the silver plate in her skull was
pushed into the brain. She was taken TO
he County Hospital, where her injuries
were pronounced fatal. Minnie Dayton
was arrested and locked up at the Harri-
son Street Station. At about l 80 O'Clock
this morning she attempted to commit SUI
eide by hanging herself to the bars oil hcr
coll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
Hold IL to the Light.

The man who tells YOU confdentially just
what will cure your cold is prescribing
Kemp's Balsam this year. In the prepara-
ton Of this remarkable medicine for
coughs and colds no expense is spared to
combine only the best and purest ingredi-
ents Hold bottle OF Kemp's Balsam TO
the light and look through it; notice the
bright, clean look; then compare with other
remedies. Price SOC and 81.
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BASE BALL.
Mansfield Wins.

DAYTON, o., June 3.-The visitors won
the game in the eighth, as follows:
DAYTON n............. 2 90 3 o. .
Mansfield. 3 U % . / 1t
Earned runs. Dayton !, Mansfield );
errors. Dayton ,, Mansfield /; hits, Day
ton ;. Mansfield IL: two base hits, Flack
and Daley three base hits, Williams,
LYONS and McWilliams; home run. Niles
struck out, by Wilson ,, by Fournier II
batteries. Wilson and Sehrt, Fournies and
Fitzsimmons: umpire Thomas.
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TIMES THUNDER.
John Bull Not Afraid OF American Gun
boats.

JOhn Bull NOT Afraiu Oh Aheie"" '"''
boats.
LONDON. June 3.-The Times declares
that the order to dispatch American
cruisers to Behring Sea makes too much
of the method in dealing with weak
statement, and that II the order is exc
cuted a British man-of-war must follow.
1--WE can only imagine. the Times
continues, that pressure from Irish
Americans has induced Mr.. Blaine to
withdraw from his apparent desire for
diplomatic settlement. We
believe that England will
agree to close time for
seals in the open sea; but such an ar
rangement must be- international and
cannot be imposed upon the world by
American gunboatS at the bidding OF
Mr.. Blaine"
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WORKING FAITHFULLY.
The senate Finance Committee on the
Tarin Bill.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. June Senators
Allison. Aldrich. Hiscock and Jones' of the
subcommittee of Republicans OF the Sen
at. Fiuan,. Committee. to-day continued
the consideration of the tariff bill. The
items iu the wool schedule were passed
and the SUGAR schedule was laid over for
thepre-eut 70 being deemed best 10 await
.he return of Senators Morrill, and Sher-
man before taking up subject OF such I'M
uOrtluce Two New York fur dealers,
representing. they said. lO0houses, engaged
n theprcpuutiou of furs and manufacture
of lur goods. were given hearing oi a few
minutes by the subcommittee this morn
ine. They asked an increase of the duty
ou dress fur and manufactured articles
-nL.r fhnt nrnNldnd i'm the House.
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Considering Another Steal.

WASHINGTON, d. C., June 3.-TheHouse
took up the contest case of McDufiie VS..
Turpin. from Alabama. to-day. MIR Com
stock, of Minnesota, opened the discussion
with an argument in favor OF the claims
of the contestant Mr. Crisp. of Georgia,
presented the claims of the contestee
Mr.. Bergen. of New York. spoke for Me
DUNE. and Mr.. Oates, OF Alabama, Tor
Turpin. Pending further debate the
House adjourned
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VIII rake No More Testimony

WA,urvGroN. d. c.. July 3.-The sub
committee of the House Committee on Elec-
t;ops which has had under consideration
the question of taking further testimony III
the CLAYTON Breckenridge Arkansas con
tested election case. has decided that queS-
tiou practically in the negative. Brecken-
ridge asked that more testimony be taken
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VENERABLE THIEF.
An Old Resident of Chicago Goes to
Prison.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Ex-Judge Henry s.
Austin, venerable old settler of ~ years,
was sent to Jail there to remain until dis
charged by due process of law, or until he
paws Si.954G4 belonging to the estate OF
Henry l.. Hall to William l.. Hall, the
present administrator of the estate. The
ex-Judge was made administrator of the
estate in 1876. Austin admits the shortage,
but says he is too poor to buy bread for his
family. The heirs claim he owns 10000
acres of land in the South.
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OELRICHS' BRIDE.
The Young New Yorker Welded to There
"a Ealr.

SAN Francisco, June 3.-Hcrman
OclrichS, of New York, and Miss
Theresa Fair, daughter of ext. ).
Senator James G.. Fair. were married
this evening at the home Of the bride s
mother. in this city. The ceremony
was solcmnizcd according to the rites OF
the Roman Catholic Church. All ar
rangcmentS were elaborate, and the
tour will be spent cruising about the
Atlantic coast in yacht