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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-22

NOTICE.-THE SECOND ANNUAL MEET
~ ing of stockholders of Ito Cyclone Gold and
Silver Mining company for the election Of n
board of trustees tor the ensuing year, will be
held OF the otEce of the company, room II.
pittsburg block, Helena, on Wednesday, April
%. at eight O'Clock y. M.
Helena, Mont, April II, 1891.
l.. SUIOR. Secretary
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-22

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING - OFFICE OF
~ the heihart company, room l, Power build
ing, Helena, Mont, April 20. lS9l.-The annual
meeting or the. stockholders of the Neihart com
pany will be held in the office of the company,
room !, Power building, in the city of Helena,
Mont. on Tuesday. May 5. 1871, at three o'clock
p M, for the election of five trustees to serve
during the ensuing year and the transaction Of
such other business rs may properly come before
said meeting,
Il. w. 1OOLE, President.
WIN. WALLACE, Jr, Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-22
Jos. p, BACHE, clerk.

Jos. Z. BACHE, CIBTk.
Marked filed Feb. 3, 1891.
The United States of America, territory
of Utah, county of Salt Lake, So.
!. Joseph T. Bache, clerk of the supreme
court of the territory of Utah, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a full, true and
correct COPY of the opinion handed down
by said court in the foregoing entitled ac-
tion, now of record in my office.
In testimony whereof, I have h%ereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said su-
preme court, this the 4th day of February,
A. d.. one thousand eight hundred and
ui%nety-one. JOSEPH P. BAcHE,
SEAL Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-03
LOCAL BREyTTIES.
Matters of Minor Moment in and Ab"u'
the City.
YorE for Lyman StsdmsE.
MATISEE at the Grand to-day

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
YorE for Lyman StsdmsE,
MGTfSEE at the Grand to-day.
ELECTION for State Senator to-day.
THE GRAND this evening-"Neil ASFsh."
TIRE Top MILL Will resume work next Aondsy.
FUNNY, isn't lit. that the "thlrd" ticket should
be nominated instr
Do EoT forget 10 vote to-day ior Lyman s'eu'
man for State Senator.
The Republican City Copyention meets to-day
at . D. m. In uermGn!a hall.
The urion Bridge Is now lighted win seSea'
teen large natura gas light.
RKnGNASS's Automatic swirs Village at 50
Twelfth street. afternoon and evening
TEs NdeYslks were dangerously icy last night
aiIer ne cold wave bEgGn 70 assert It's sway
Tar wheeling and L. Belle potte.ies both re-
sumed work yesterday after the h0LidS! Ies9'
Tur Scotia, up for Pittsburgh at noon. waS the
only boat that iouched al this port yesterday.
TIE polIs are due to open at 7:25 9. m. and
aloe ~ 4;45 p. m. to-day, and cont forget 70
vote for 6te:msn.
NINETY.siS arrests WeEe made By the ponce u
DecclnbPr. OF these seventy VEN AAetieansr
sixteen Irish and six Germans
THERE Is some difference Of opinloa IS %
whether the saloons are required TO shut up To-
dSy. The safe way is to IenGin Closed.
TIM United gtates recruiting office has been
moved from Market street 10 It's new quarters
over steinteld'S clothing stOtS, On Ieln street.
A srREApIyo Of the street car rails nEAr ";
AiphDnkus church, yesterday morning, deIalied
two cars, and delayed tratic for quite while.
TUE members Of Welcome Lodge A, Q. U. ".
pressntPd IS o. MCClusky, their presiding on.
Ger, with handsome gold hacGe at theiF last
meeting.
WuLIAN RIcRAEps, On Ohio River railroad
brakeman. had hand badly mashed yester1AT
while coupling cars IN the yard hese. une IN
ger had TO be amputAted.
A cotoaEp tunnel worker WAS hAdiy hurt In
the south end OF the Chapline hill tunnel on
THURSDAY, by falling fronI the scsnOldtng lead
ing 70 the heading 10 the rocky hoof be!ow'
Tag new members Of The Board Of County
Commissioners will heet on Monday AZ lVA m
for the purpose OF organizing. AL have GSli'
FED 1olie time ago II Is conceded that MI.
Cruise will be the President.
IL the Police Court yesterday Joe 81. Giatr,
colored, charged with lighting, was dismissed
Toe BachmAn, on the same charge, got " ana
costs. Barney Flanagan. drunken Tramp WIS
released on promising to leave the city.
The Baltimore & Ohio officials announce that
on and after ThpRdAy, January l, 1891, Trains "
and &c between Keyser and GRAFTON trains Z,
and IS between Wheeling and MoundsVilie; ~ q
trains SOS and SO between BeDYood and wheel
inC, time table No. ], will be abandoned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-03

J.B. Loughran, ex.Mayor o! North
Des Moipes, and the Locust street manu-
iactUrer OF aEe8m engines and boilers,
said. ~ had q severe attack Of Ia grippe.
l used ChamberlRin's Cough Remedy,
and applied ChGmherlaiR's Pain Balm TO
my breast. These remedies were Just
the thing in my case. My child had
croupsome yearg ago, and We used Cham.
berlains Cough Remedy with perfect
success since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house.
had cousin who was printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for Chamberlain.
He had q deep.seated cold aud terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy he
made up his mind to buy bottle. 1t
cured his cough, and that was the first
time l ever knew anything OF Chamber.
lain's remedies. | have been strongly
in their favor ever since. My own ex.
perience and that Of my family con.
vinces me that these remedies are the
best in the world. That MAJ be strong
language, cut that ia what / think
FoT sale by W. W. Irwin, o. Il. Goethe,
J. Klari, o. schnepi and NJ, W. Helm:
rici, D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-03
AN0rpl r SERIOUS SLIp.
The new high Street Road Grading Eadan-
gers Property.

The new high Street Road Grading Eadan'
gers Property.
Early yesterday morning there was
anqther hsd sliE Oh the hill eide above
the new high street grading, in the Sec
ond ward. A part OF the premises sur.
rounding W. j. sarghnor's residence
was carried down about twenty fset, and
the house OF Elmer Moore, who lives
neat, vas moved peIceptihly by the slid
ing,
The place was yesterday in aseriously
dangerous condition, and but for the
freezing OF the ground last evening
there doubtless would have heen aaoth.
es bad alp. When the ground again
gets soft further damage is inevitable,
and heavy warm rain would be ruin.
Gus to the whole locality. There has
alweys been more or less difficulty in
that section from slipping Of the ground,
but it is eGid the iate grading increases
the danger.
surghnor ssys be will bring a damage
suit against the city. Nobody has sug-
gested any way to avert the difficulties
encountered. Without the new road
residences along that hillside are about
inaccessible, Vhiis attn it it looks 40 il
there would not long bs any residences
there.
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NJ. j. MoFADDEN.
BARGAINS IN
w INTER
UNDERWEAR.
NJ. j. McFADDEN.

Good Heavy Grey Shirts and Drawers,
all sizes, only % cents.
Extra Heavy Colored Merino Shirts
and Drawers, all sizes, s. cents.
Double Breast and Back Cancels Hair
Shirts, all sizes, reduced to 50 cents.
Good All Wool Red Shirts and Draw.
ers, all sizes, only so cents.
Best White Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, very heavy and soft as sill. all sizes,
only so cent?.
Cancels Hair Shirts and Drawers, ex.
ira heavy and won't shrink, only 50
Fine Striped Merino Shirts and Draw
ars, won't shrink or fade, all sizes, only
Extra Fine AIedicated Red Cashmere
Wool Red Shirts and Drawers, all sizes,
Latest Style Black Wool Shirts and
Drawers, fast colors, all sizes, reduced
from 81 80 70 81 %. g,
Fine Double Breast and Back Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from
81 so to 81 so.
Boys White or Grey Shirts and Draw.
ers, all sizes, rs cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-03
kBOrT People.
Strangers in tho city and wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers In tho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. W. C. Mckee has returned to school at
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Eeie Russell has returned home from q
two months visit In New York City.
Mis- Lizzie Seaman has. re uIned 70 hes home
here after short visit to friends at Washington
Pa.
Thomas Hayward, Of FSirmont, aud "; 9.
Pecant, OF Parkenburg, were at the WINDSOR last
night.
uncle, I. h. Clifton, In this oisy.--Ssu5sATi'it
6asettS.
Miss Linnie Belle James returned home ycster'
day from three mouths vlsitto her brother,
Mr.. Lloyd James, Gt Chicago.
Lyman stcdmaa Is the Republican candidate
for the State Senate, and no Republican should
forget 10 come out and vote for him.
Mrs, Werner, vile Of the publisher Of the
coyhOctOn, o., Peiktbidn, who has been visiting
friends here, has returned 10 heI home
Capt. J. E. Mccoy, Of Wheeling. arrIred In
town 4 tuesday last 10 ASSist IN gInd!Dg I'm the
SiiGiTs Of the irIu Of ". A. Williamson 4 Co., Of
which he IS a member.-PhhtpPi Rtpab ieln.
Nj. Charles ". Hobbs, a former Wheeling boy,
now living at San Angelo, Tex, aTriyed here
last evening on the 6 p. m. train with his BRIDE
They will stay 4 few days with his brother
George Hobbs, on the Island.
sidney VanKeuren, OF st. Paul, Ia in the city
on his way TO Europe. He Is warmly greeted BY
his many old friends heFe. Hg 4 designer in 3
irescOIn4 aud decorating stREliIh[nent In 81.
Paul, and Is doing exceedingly veil.
william williamson, who was perhaps the old
est living res dent Of Brooke county, W. Va, at
Inc time Of his death. dicdou Tuesday morning st
his homo IN Brooke county, two miles east OF
he river. In his pinetieth year. Mr.. Williamson
was born Ia Ireland, and has lived In Brooke
county for fifty years. He moved there when
The country was entirely new. fefy few meu Ia
the county were rs well known AS Nj. Williamson
and none more highly respected. Two children
survive him, Matthew Williamson, Of Wells
vile, and Ms. Robert Boyd, Of Brooke county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-03
FALSE WORK SUCeUNBs.

The Last span of the new Back River
Bridge fastened Just 10 Time-NRrrow
Escape of WOrkmsn.
Last evening at $50 the false work Of
the last span Of the new back river
bridge wascaried away by the ice, and
large number Of yorkuen escaped
death by the meres. chance.
Since the recent warm fpell the work
men have been working very hard to
complete the last spaa before the river
got high enough to interfere, and they
succeeded in getting the span in such
shape yesterday evening that 1t would
support itself.
Il was for from being complete. how
ever, and the men intended to work
last night until the structure was per.
tectly safe should tho false work be
carried away, and with this end in view
about forty men were working like
beavers, when with a terrible crash and
noise the false work gave way and fell
from beneath the entire span.
AS it was not definitely known that
the structure would stand alone, there
was great confusion among the men.
The bridge stood, however, and all but
one man escaped uninjured. One work.
man, named Samuel Cowan, was stand.
ing on one bent OF the false work and
went down with it into the muddy water.
He chung TO piece Of timber until
his cries brought assistance to him, and
he was taken from the river almost
frozen aud considerably bruised, but
not seriously hurt.
The lion work seems strong and suffi'
GENTLY bolted 10 stand until more
trestling can be PLACED beneath il. 1t
SEEING almost incredible that such an &C.
cidept should happen, carrying the
traveller with it asit did, without serious
loss Of life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-03

The adulteration and cheapening Of
articles of food in this country are be-
coming aiarlaing and we therefore point
With pride TO the record Of Walter
Baker q Co.'s preparations, which have
for eyer one hundred yearS maintained
their integrity Of manufacture and abso-
lutte purity oil product. It Is a distinc.
tive Characteristic Of W. Baker & Co.'s
Breakfast Cocoa that no chemicals are
used in its preparation, il being produc-
ed from the finest cocoa seeds by s1len.
tific mechanical, processes only, and for
this fesson il Is unequalled in putty, Gs
we'll as uuexceifed in eolubilitysby any
other cocoa in the market. 1t is health.
ful, nourishing, agreeable and eSononsi-
cal, and the heat drink in the world for
young and OLD, rich and poor, the invalid
aud the robust,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-03
MARTINS FERRY.
A oHe-EJed Eaginssr-,PsrsOnAIts Social ard
IbduztFIaI

A oHe-EJed Eagipeer-,p ersOnAI, Social ard
Industrial.
The NaouneIehor will give masquerade ball
PebrUGTyl0.
Nj and Mrs, Sherman wEer returned to Dil.
lOndale yesterday.
The Elson glass works will resume on Mon.
dag with fairly good prospects.
4 potion OF the Buckeye glass works Is in OPP
Grafton aud the factory will so on In a few days.
By the 18th Inst every manufacturing estAD-
lkhmeut In AArlins Ferry VIII be running tull.
The past year was an excellent onewiLh most OF
thttn.
Mr.. Benjamin Exley viii return to school at
Chicago 10 day, Miss Jennie Haywood Will re-
turn tomorrow and Mr.. Paul Morrison returns
to school III Gambler on Monday.
Misses Carrie aud Lizzie wernig gave q party
al their home, corner Tenth aud Hickory streets,
ON New Years night which was attended by
RbOuttWenty friends. All present. report good
tine.
Ms. amanda, wife Of R. F. Alexander, died at
her reSidence.in the Grove a. noon Yesterday,
after uu Illness OF several months, In the thirty:
eighth year OF her age. She leaves Il husband
aud three chttdreR to mourn her loss. Nj. Al
CXluder Is Principal OF the Fiat ward school,
and will have the sympathy OF a large number
Of friends. The iun0rsl will take place a. ..
m. on sunday !Rterment At RlvCrVieW Gem
eteTTT.
Captain Robinson. the engineer who ran the
first Wheeling & Lake Erie train into Martins
Ferry, has only oAe eye. ne had The other put
Of q spike during the construction OF the road.
Being EsSt cltsS engineer, the company re.
tAiuGl him and will keep him on the road on
account oihis faIthtulneSs. He slys he can zee
as well rs ever, but has 10 put his head out Of
the window q little further than when he had
two eyes. Very few II epy sAilroAd engineers
have only one exc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-03
rO.DAYs REPUBuCAS CONVENTION.
Tho delegates to meet n, , o'clock to Nom
mate the Ctr Ticket.

mate the C!tJ Ticket.
At two o'clock this afternoon the del
egstes chosen on Wednesday by the Re-
publican voters will meet in convention
il Gvrmania hall to nominate candi-
dates for Mayor, City Clerk and Wharf.
master. The convention will be called
to order by Mr.. Hugo Loos, Chairman
OF the Republican City Executive Com
mittee. The delegates who will COM
pose it are as follows:
First Wsrd-WilliGm Otto, Jacob Kin
dleberger, DR.. @, F. Ulrich.
Second-Dr R. ]. Reed, 6. A. Stuckeyr
Victor Rosenberg. -
Third. A. Metcali, B. S. Allison
Joseph speidel.
Fourth-Abram stamm, Louis Cook,
Richard Robertson.
Fifth-Daytd McElree, George HRr.
kins, 7. G. Mofat.
sixth-H. Q. Meyer, George Devin'
ney, James Bier.
seventh-Henry Hoop, N. a, Lashiey,
Myron Hubbard.
Eighth-Charles Morningstar, Charles
Craig, DR.. W. E. ststhsrs.
1t has been agreed that no proxies
shall be admitted.
In addition to nominating the remain,
der oil the ticket, the convention vii
choose q new executive committee.
II is difficult to make any forecast o.
the result. Mr.. Dunning seems to be {
iavorite for Mayor, but II is understood
that the names Of II. P. MCGregor and
Capt. O. J. RAwling will be presented By
their friends.
For City Clerk the only name men
toned is B. i. Redman, and for Wharf
master there has so lar been no csndi
date suggested. Its understood, how
ever, that many Of the delegates will in,
sist on putting full ticket in the felC
for considerations of party policy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-03
BBLlAIRB.
an Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

the Glass City
Il. A. Winston, OF Toronto, Is In the city.
James Harrison has moved his family to b.
GiainTiilc.
Nm. James johnson Is on the sick lis: at her
home In the Third ward.
Frank Archer. County Treasurer. was In the
city yesterday on business.
George POormRu has the contract for cleaning
the mud from the creek bridges.
Prof. wenner. Of THIN, dIilled the Uniform
Rank X OF r. last night In their hall.
Mn. Mary Crafty IS very sick at her home IN
the Fourth ward, threatened with the fever
Will Thompson, a III. < c. conductor, aud
Miss WAude Buell., OF suInEnerHeld, were married
this week.
FrenchnAn named Felix Lamont left yes
terday for NIneland, n. j., with q horse he Puf'
chased he5e.
The bo5y Of the woman found on Rodeiers
bar was buried yesterday by the township. enc
was unknown.
car OF the track 10 the west end Of the Bal.
tlmorO & Ohio yards delayed traiuc Tor some
time yesterday.
Mrs. There's Zimmerman, OF the Third ward,
died yesterday Of pneumoni1; interment AZ MI.
Calvary, east of Wheeling, to-day.
Thieves catered The warehouse Of Col. Rankin
and stole every stitch Of clothes there was N this
weeks wash. There Is no clue yet.
james A. skinner, Of the Tribune force, drop
ned form on hiS hand, accidentally, uGshing It,
lie will be disabled for some time.
W. n. Darby and family left for their new
home at 81. Clairsville on Thursday. Mr.. Darby
Is now Deputy Sheriff OF this county,
A large slip below town. on the new pike,
covered the B.. z. 4 G. railroad: and trains can
not get through It until about Monday.
A lamp was upset al the home of Samuel
Moore, in the First ward, but after an exciting
time OF few minutes the Dire was exttngutshet.
Mrs, Nancy Little and Mrs. Lizzie Dixon, Of
Salem, Ohio, mother and sister OF Captain Little
VINO have been spending the holidays with Mrs.
". d. Little, win return home to-day.
The abandonment OF the b. & o. local passen.
ger train on the first, CAuRhtA great many local
passengers here who stayed In the depot all
night, aud had then TO set home the best way
they could,
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Charles Kaufman is Outoi town on q pleasure
John Topping, OF the 3Etna, IS. out OF the city
on business,
Prol. James duncan and Dan Moore have Just
moved into their elegant new residences In
Kirkwood.
The holiday vacation q: the public schools
here closed yesterday, aud school Will resume
on Monday.
Its feared that the recent warm spell viii re
suit in several land slides Rlols The country
roads and railroads.
The pesse township tax books Will be at
bridgeport Monday and Tuesday, January
and 4. GEO. G. SEDGwIcK, Collector.
TIE work OF repairing the boilers at the .E,Ea,
Swhlch were damaged recently, is being rapidly
pushed and will be completed within q short
time.
The sewers put in at she street crossings in
KiIkwoOd last fall have proven great EdvGnt.
lge oyeE the old CUTTERS and give perfect drain.
sc 10 tho water that formerly stood IN ponds
over crossings.
The friends Of Nj. and Mrs. WAllia Phillips
will be pleased TO learn that they have arrived
safe aud well at Los Ange es, CAL, Tor which
place they started on December a. Nj. Phillips
will engage In huglneSs there.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

LIVELY Interest In the Organization OF the
New Board on sfOndBy Night Next.
The new Board OF Education will meet
on Monday night next to organize. In
anticipation OF this event there is spir.
ited campaign in progress for the presi.
dency. DR.. Pipes would like to get
back in bis old place, Col. Miller is vii.
ling to continue where he is, and friends
Of DR.. Iepson think the honor would be
Worthily bestowed on one OF his long
and faithful service in the Board.
Besides being for himself, DR.. Pipes is
very much against the election Of Dr..
Jepsou, 10 Becnro whose defeat he Is
willing to step aside II nothing else will
accomplish that result. The contest is
not on political lines thus far, and prob
ably will not be 70 the end. Those who
have counted noses think DR.. Jepson
has the lead, with Col. Miller good sec.
ond, on account Of the attitude Of DR..
Pines,
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BosIoS, MAS, Jan. 2.-wool, marSel steady.
Sales for the week 2,7l7 80 pounds Ohio X Sia
BIC; Xxx and above cSas4c; Michigan \ 29c;
Michigan No. ], &c. Combing and delAine
fleece arm: MOL Comblng iOa42c: Ohio dne
delAlne SGaSIc; Michigan fine delRine S5c: terri.
tory fine 6OA62c: fine medium biAfOc; medium
5ia56c. Texas, all iPEnia and Oregon Weely quiet
Pulled and foreign Grm,
NEW YoRE, Jan. 2.-PeGroleum opened strong
on slight dQrAnd, and advanced Ike In the
ttst hour; then the market reacted under free
sullihI for western account and closed steady.
Pennsylvanla February option oneEcd a. l5c;
highest 1ixc: lowest 7g1sc; clo2ing at 19Jc.
FennSylvaniA sNot cpened at lie; lowest 1lc;
highest i2HV; closing al 72lzc; Lima 1901 tales
$500 barrels
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 2.-WheRt YES easy:
No. winter red spot and IanysYy 96lSA9S55+c;
Nay Sl03. Coin, wcstsEn steady; mixed spot
and JapnaET b5l<A5Ib<c; May h7A57lkc. Oats
yGtSlY active; western white S9C50c; do mixed
4saiec Rye quiet; choice s1Aslc Hay tEm:
choice timothy so 50ail %; good 10 primo SO o.
Butter quiet. Eggs tirmi fresh &c. Coffee
EEw YORK, Jan. 2-The Pod says: The higher
rates for exchange for to-day wcte due 10 lie.
mRnds for reInittAnces OF interest sad dividends.
While We have no oillclAl authority for the an.
nounCement, We have reason tnr believing tho
next dividend OF Louisville & EGihville will be
paid IN cash.
NEW YoRH. Jan. .. Business In dry goods was
Light. There was nothing new In the way OF
developments. except with lobbers, who Op, ned
airgSh stock OF new goods ard distributed u
good quantity OF new articles, especially wash
iG6ricS on orders iIom samlloa EeSently sent ont.
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H. GASuElAEAt
is and 20 Eleventh street.

EDw. L. Rose q Co., have on GaI0 the
largest variety OF the most elegantly en-
ished fancy wood Sewing Machines ever
brought to this city. And in the spirit
and good cheer Of Christmas tide they
are asking no more for them than for
thoee OF plain wood, which at all times
are the very iowestz-ior cause see id.
y.rtisement in another columns. Re-
member, you not only have choice in
woods, but get the best Seiring machine on
earth. No. 81 Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-03
TIE DgATn 0P row LEWIS.

The Coroner will Begin Searching Exam
iuRtion thIs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
tho Funeral.
At o'clock this afternoon County
Coroner schultze will empanel a jury
and begin the inquest as to the manner
and circumstances by which Thomas E.
Lewis came to his death Wednesday
evening at the 3. & o. station. Squire
schultzs spent yesterday in arranging
the preliminaries and ascertaining what
evidence would be pertinent to the in.
yestigation. The inquest will be held at
his office, but the jury will be taken
from there to the residence OF the dead
mans father, on Thirty.third street, to
view the body, and to the B. & o. sta
tion 10 look at the gap in tho platform
through which Lewis, and later Dick
knight, went down to death.
The Coroner was pretty hot at the
Register yesterday. lie says on Thurs
day he showed Register man the Law
and told him his programme for the in.
curry. Yesterday the Register printed
the law, coolly remarElng that it was
given "lor the information Of the Coro'
ner." That was uuadulterated gall.
At the funeral OF Mr.. Lewis on Sunday
afternoon at the Wesley NJ. Z. church,
Rev. D. l. Ash will conduct the ser.
vices. it is expected there will be
enough University boys present to act
as psll bearers. Garfield Assembly, X
of i, and the K. of P. will attend in 9
There will no doubt be large attend,
ance, as Mr.. Lewis was deservedly pop
]. d. Holmes, Of weidmaD, Holmes &
Co, OF Cleveland, the employers o.
Richard knight, who. was drowned by
falling through the Baltimore & Ohio
the details Of the occurrence.