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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21
Ohio. Gubernato,iaI Fight.

snNretf4E AftfNf Aft ~ 'ftf AAfNte'tfs
CoLUMBUS, O., April 2O.-A poll of
the General Assembly shows that a
large majority OF the Democratic mem
berS favor the denomination Of Cover
nor Campbell. What little opposition
there Is to his again becoming candi-
date for Governor comes from Hamil-
ton county, and results from the Cincin-
natl muddle which precipitated the ex-
ira session of the Legislature last fall.
The Republican members OF the LegiS-
lature are practically unit for Nc
Kinley, and many Of them have conf
dence that he will be nominated by ac-
clamation. One member, who repre-
Sents large agricultural district, says
that the sentiment is against Mckinley
in the country, but the politicians, he
thinks, cannot be convinced OF this
fact
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April 2O.-A
report reached here from lockwood,
scyenty-siV miles from here aud twenty
five miles from that place, last sunday
party OF native mOuutaineerS
rode into tlnbark camp,
situated in the Cumberland
mountains. and without warning shot
aud killed six negroes and wounded ten.
Tho mouutaiueerS, it is said, had been
discharged for .ncompetency on the
Chattanooga and Cincinnati Southern
road. and took This method OF ven
rcarcp.
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The Deputies Not blamed.

Mr.. PLEASANT. PA, April 20.-At .
o'clock this afternoon the coroner'S jury
announced it's verdict in the Morewood
riot case as follows: That the deceased
came 20 his death at Morewood on
Thursday morning, April .. 1891, about
3 o'clock, by bullet discharged from a
gun or revolver In the hands of the
deputies Of the sheriff Of WeStmoreland
county"
This applies TO each man killed in the
riot, aud blameS none of the deputies.
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Chnrch Members strIkel

NEwAEK, y. j.. April 2o.-The Full
ton street NJ. Z. Church Society of this
city is on a strike. Its appointed pastor
resigned some months ago and the pull
pit was supplied by Rev. VIM. E. Sim
son, of the Columbia conference ore
gon. who is finishing theological
course at Drew. The presiding elder
and the bishop of the conference were
asked to appoint Mr.. Simson. All re-
fused. Yesterday the appointee had 80
listeners, no choir, no sexton, no organ
ist. and the congregation say they will
withdraw because they cannot have
Simeon
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, recommendation From Tennessee.

II is more than likely that many Of the
readers Of the REGISTER will agree with
n. NJ. Wayne. Of Whiteville, Tenn, in his
opinion Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
He says II take pleasure in recommending
Il TO the public as being a medicine Of great.
worth aud merit The manufacturers oil
that remedy certainly have been great oen,
efactors to suffering humanity One OF
the most valuable properties Of this remedy
IS in its power Of loosening and relieving a
cold and freeing the system OF any oad ei-
fects Of the cold For sale by the following
druggists W W. Irwin, c. X. Goetze, I.
Schnepf. J. Clari NJ W Henrici, w =
Armbrecht, c Menkemlller, W. r. VII,
liams. John Coleman, >. l.. Brlcei ana
Bowie 4 Co. Bridgeport, ONO
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after the horses and taking advantage
OF the opportunity purp0sely given
them, one OF the prisoners
made break for liberty, while
the guards was attempting 20
capture him the balance escaped.
They were an unShackeled and unen-
numbered in their flight. Three of
them, JET Brown, Prince Hawkins and
g. johnson, were recaptured, but they
were the three that it was supposed
would be pardoued by the Chief. They
were taken before the District Judge,
aud there found that pardOns awaited
them. Those at large are still under
the sentence nl death.
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A Madman'. horrible Deed.

HAVANA. April 9O.-News has been
received here of horrible affair which
recently happened at Macagua. a mad
man attacked his little brother with q
knife. cutting off his head, and
otherwise mutilating him in a
most terrible manner. He then
proceeded to eat portions OF the
BODY and had devoured the fingers,
liver, heart and eyes when discovered;
In reply to questions as TO why he had
committed the horrible deed, the mad
man declared that his brother had died
and that he was making an autopsy on
the boys body,
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, Terrible Tragedy in Maryland.

OLDTowN, Mp. April 20.-This fore
noon Garrett Luteman, a clerk in the
store Of ]. w. Carder. shot VIM. Foley
dead. mortally wounded VIM. w. Carder,
son Of the proprietor OF the store and
then. turning the revolver against him
self. emptied two chambers into his own
body and followed this by cutting his
own throat. Carder and Luteman will
die.
II is thought that Luteman became
suddenly insane. Nj. Foley was a
lumber dealer, u years OF age. He
leaves a widow and eleven children.
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Met "a Horrible Death.


CHARLESTON, w. va, April.--A hor-
rible accident occurred at Energetic, on
the kanawha and Michigan Railway,
Saturday night. ThoS. Anderson, a
young man Of 9l years, was run over by
a train and awfully mangled. One leg
was cut off and his right hip severed from
his body; one hand was cut of and his
head and body were mashed. 1t is sup
posed an entire freight train passed
over him. He was not discovered until
Sunday morning, when hogs had al
ready devourcd 4 portion OF his re-
mains, portions OF which were scattered
for many rods. 1t is supposed by some
that he was drunk and fell asleep on
the track. Others say there has been
foul play.
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Nntlnnalilr of New OrIeans vIctIm..

WASHINGTON, April lU.-IHt UVpHIV Z
ment Of Justice Is in receipt Of letter
from District Attorney william Grant,
al New Orleans, who was requested by
II to ascertain the nationality
Of the Italians who were killed
there last month, the clrcum-
stances under which they came TO this
county. etc. The District Attorney
saws he has encountered much more
difficulty at getting some Of the partic-
ulars in the case than he had antici-
mated. which has resulted In delaying
his report. These particulars refer to
the nationality Of the men. lie has
made request to the department Tor
certain information IN connection with
bn ruattpr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21

CutcAco. April e0.-NeSterday the
rnho~ers engaged in grading Jackson
Paris in preparation for the World S
Fair decided 90 demand au increase In
wages from $3.50 90 S1.75 per day. The
demand was made by committee this
morning and the contractors declined
to acceie 90 Co. The order Co strike
wa, then given. About 900 men out OF
the $50 employed struck this afternoon.
There has been no disturbance.
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Mexicans to Compliment Harrison.

WASHINGTON, April 90.-The Collec-
tor of Customs at FL Paso, Texas, has
been instructed by the Treasury De-
partment to permit the entry in5o the
United States, at that place tomorrow,
the Governor of Chihuahua and his
staff, bearing side arms, and battery
Of artillery. These officers are coming
to FL Paso, as the representatives. OF the
President OF Mexico, to pay their re-
SpectS to President Harrison, and TO
fire a salute Of guns In his honor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21

INDIAN AroL~. Apri. 300. Myrtle
swim. aged 2o. the wife OF ChaS Swim,
"a br.ckIayer. and George Hardy, aged
u. were drowned late Saturday night
while boating iu the aqueduct al
Brighton Beach. Charles schwartz and
Miss Richards were also out IN a boat
and heard 20 cry and splash, and rowing
in the direction of the sound found an
upturrcd boat. Both bodies were re-
covered Yesterday.
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Another Account.
Associated Press IeleGFdm.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 20
"Sim" Johnson, the negro who raw
ished Alice Bailey, respectable white
girl. was sentenced to-day to be hanged.
After Judge Snyder had pronounced
sentence Johnson made desperate at
tempt to kill the Judge. Officers rushed
in and after a desperate struggle sue
ceeded in dragging the negro away.
Judge Snyder was not seriously in
iurpd
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Obio's state Printing.

Speech IfIf1raOi 10 ne HtJtSTtF.
CoLUNmUs, o., April 9O.-ln the Sen
ate to-day a joint resolution was intro
duced, providing for an amendment TO
the constitution of Ohio, so that State
printing Office may be established.
There is a very general feeling through
out the State that the public documents
can be printed cheaper and better by the
state itself than by contract.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21

NEW NoG6. April 90,-To-night AT
$3.50 o'clock a young couple were found
dead in room iu the Grand Union
Hotel, Forty street and Fourth
avenue They had employed the old
familiar method otiuhaliug gas through
rubber tubes held iu the mouth. On the
womau's brcas, was large and beau
t'fu, bouquet evidently purchased by
the Young man FOR the occasion Of
death. None about the hote. knew
who the couple We're, but they were evil
IDENTIFY Germans. The man was about
-1 years ola and the woman 22.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21

Nrw YoI.R. April 20.-SiX Catholic
sisters. members ot the Order OF the
Little Sisters % the Assumption arrived
ln tine steamship La Bourgosne.
The members OF this order devote
themselves entirely 90 nursing the sick
Door in their homes. They are all train
eI nurses and are forbidden by the rules
of the order to receive any compenSa-
zion f0r their services.
The sisters will be the first Of their
order Co arrive in thiS country. They
come upon the invitation OF Archbishop
Corri-au. who made the arrangement
while fu Paris last wear.
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II was StluLoaded.

NoRRIsrowN. PA, April 20.-While
workmeL were engaged yesterday morn
ing tn removing an uneNploded charge
which had been prepared yesterday tor
q blast ia a stone quarry, below this
city. il exploded, killing two Italians
and dangerously wounding another.
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OTTAWA. ONT. April 20.-Advlces
from British Columbia are 10 the effect
that the new British cruiser NarSprite'
Garship OF the Pacific squadron, has de-
voloued very >erious structural defects
which will neccSSitate the vessel being
under repairs for upward Of six months.
The Warsprite has gone 20 E>quimault
r,~ cha r.n,aSSnrv raulfrS
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And stin They Come.

Nrw YORK. April 2o.-Another large
hatch of Italian immigrants, l,55s in
number, were landed at the barge office
to-day. They arrived last night on the
steamers Alesia and Alexandria. Two
of the Italian immigrants that arrived
on the Alesia have been debarred, it
having come to the knowledge OF the
barge officials that they were eX-con-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21
Mrs. Patterson's Funeral.

| NVfcfII IfTfVFuNl 70 TNf htIfoTtF,
CrARKsBURG, w. VA, April 2O.-The
funeral of Mrs Patterson, who died on
yesterday, occurred to-day. She was a
highly esteemed and respected lady, and
the mother OF the late Mrs. Daniel
Boughner. She was almost one hun
dred years old. Her many friends and
relatives have the sympathy Of this
community in their sad bereavement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21

LANE CIArLE>. la. April 20.-NeS-
-eriay at Dry Greek Church as people
were cougregatins for religious ser
vices an alteration took place between
r.. Miller and Or. b. A. ZIgler, in which
Dr. Z.c.er was shot and instantly killed
boy Miller. The cause OF the trouble is
not known. The murderer was arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21
Won In Two Innings.

WASHINGTON, April 9O.-By streak
of fortunate batting in the first and sec
ond innings to-day the BaltimoreS took
big lead and held it throughout.
Score: Washington (, Baltimore ;;
earned, l and 3: errors, and +; hits, II
and 10; pitchers, Bakely and Mcmahon.
Umpire, Jones.
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Nottingham Gets Five Years.


CHARLESTON, April 9O.-Lee Noting
ham, who few weeks ago struck Pat
Ryan on a log raft up Elk, from the
effects Of which he died, was found
guilty OF murder in the second degree
to-day and sentenced to five years in the
penitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21
Artillery Men Mutlny.

LONDON. April 2O.-The members Of
an artillery battery at Portsmouth
mutinied yesterday in order to call at
tention to their grievances. They com
nlained of excessive drill and other oner-
Gus duties The leaders OF the mutiny
were arrested and will be tried by court
martial. The officials at Portsmouth
tried to keep the trouble secret.
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Rnstnn Ont-nIayed.

BosroN, Mass, April 2o.-The Ath-
letics out-batted and out-iielded the
Bostons to-day, winning the game on
its merits. Attendance, l.5OO. Score;
Athletics, Q; BoStonS, 3; earned runs
Boston 3: Athletics 1; errors, BoStonS
&: hits. Bostons 5; Athletics .; pitchers,
Daily and Chamberlain; umpire Sny-
der
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Sent to the "Pen.'

Special Isle1rdIn % tle ht0isteT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April 20
JEFF Coleman, for stealing cow, was
sentenced to-day to two years in the
penitentiary. Andrew Murphy, for
unlawful shooting, was sentenced to one
year in the pen" He shot q. Adkins,
at ST. AlbanS, but did not kill him.
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Eiddled with bullets.

GLo~rrR. Miss, April 2o.-A negro
boy named Curtis was taken from the
Jail 40 Liberty by mob Of about -
citizens and hanged 10 limb just out
side Che corporate limits and his body
literally r.ddled with bullets. Tho
crime for which the unfortunate victim
met his fate was au attempt 10 rape an
cicht-year-o'd girl Everything is quiet
NOW
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Here's a Corker.

Special TELEGRAM 10 ne Register.
CoLUMBUs, o., April 20. - Mr. o.
Dowd. a member from Cincinnati, in
troduced a bill in the Ohio Legislature
to-day to legalize Sunday base ball. The
bill provides that cities may pass an or
dance TO allow the playing OF profess
sional base ball in enclosed grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21
Hotel narnea ana one LIE Lost.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, April 20-
The European Hotel wa, damaged
$4,000 by ire ia>t night. There were
many narrow escapes Charles WERNER,
81 fireman. wa, kiUcd by coming 10 con-
tact with SOD electric Light wire while
climbing ladder The hote. has been
burned twice Within the past three
years, andat che previous fire four lives
M.rn lost
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cr.s,,r withdraw, BIs objections

CHICAGO. April 9O.-When the otficla
.canvassing board met this morning to
declare the result Of the late Mayor
aItv election Mayor Cregier through his
attorney Withdrew all directions ana
asked that Hampstead Washburne
Rep be declared mayor elect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21
1,nIshina saloon Fight.

KEArrNG SUMMIT, PA, april 2O.-ln
a saloon fight yesterday at Bakerstown'
Pa, seven miles from Austin Norman NORMAN
Nelson, the proprietor shot and kiIlea XII
John Van Coy and fatally wounded wal
ter Woodard. The murderer was ar
rested and taken to Coudersport JAIL
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NrNCrE. INp., April eO.-NIrs. sam
ucl Hardesty, living east OF here was
burned to death yesterday. While she
was ont of the house the natural gas
Frht blow 0ut and the gas accumulated
in the room. She came 10, iit match
and 20 terrific explosion followed. Mrs.
Uardestv was Knocked senScleSS and
burned so badly that she died in few
hours
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senntor Morrison ResIgns.

Special Telegram 10 me Register.
CoLUMBUs, April 20.-The resigna-
tion of Senator Morrison was presented
aud accepted in the Senate this after
noon. Morrison will become Director
Of Public Charities in the new munich
pal cabinet Of Mayor Rose, Of Cleve-
land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21

PrrsHrge. Pa. April eO.-The Ed
gar Thomson setel works Of Carnegie "
Co.. which have been closed down FOR
the past Ten weeks, viii resume opera
tions .n fuIi tomorrow, giving employ
mont to about 900 men. The reSump-
ton. 10 is said. will be only for q short
time. owing 90 the scarcity OF coke.
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JOHNSON SENTENCED
To Hang for Assault on IA White Woman
He ,Attacks Judge Snyder.
Sp.cinl 1slerrnm % thl Reaister.

CHARLESTON, w. VAn April co.
Judge c. p. Snyder, in the Criminal
Court to-day, sentenced "sim" Johnson,
the negro who violated the person of
Miss Alice Bailey on the 9TH inst, to be
hanged on Friday, June 10, next, be-
tween the hours of 10 a. IN. and p. m.
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ALBANY. y. y, April 90.-lameS
Faher,y. short term man in the
Albany peuiteut.ary. committed suicide
yesterday ,n his cell by tearing his
throat with large nail He was dead
when found The prison authorities
tried hard TO keep the affair from the
rnh'ft
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Had "a Picnic.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2O.-The home
team had walk-away to-nay with the
Browns. Score: Louisville l3, st. Louis
4: earned. and .; errors, ST. Louis :;
hits. Louisville II, st. Louis :; pitch
erS. Daily and Neal.
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LrNINcroN. Ky, April o1.-Lee Jen-
k.ns shot aud killed Washington Ram
soy las. hight after q quarrel. Ramsey
wa, shot down 40 his own gate without
ans. warning
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4 FooIhardy Wager.

SPRING VALLEY, MINI, April 90
John Wought wagered that he could
run across the Milwaukee bridge in ad-
vance OF an approaching train, but the
train overlook him, and he lost the bet
and his life at the same time
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A Racer Dies Suddenly.

JEFFERSoNvILLE. ISD., April 60
The race horse ST. Elmo, sold to Mr..
Chambers, OF Louisville, a few days ago
for $4,000. died here suddenly on his
way to Greencastle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21
Foreign Grain Trade.

LoxDoN, April 2O.-The Mant Lm"
ErDross. in its weekly review of rho
British grain trade, says. English whest
continues in sellers favor. The aver
age quotation is 3ss.. Sd. Foreign
wheats were active during the weeA,
and there weie large sales AZ rise OF Gi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21

Fms, Spasms, St Vitus dance, Drunken
ness, Opium habit cured by Dr. Miles
Nervine Free samples at The Logan Drug
co.'s and X. B. Burts and at Bowie
Bros. Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21

A-mANp kY. april -0.-lhe stock
house of ibe North mon worS, was
damaged Goo the extent of S5O,0 by fire
This morning Fully Insured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-21

JN- " OWW .NVI Wy III' y - ="
used for year, A. q prescription by b.
successful physician. lt BE- Boo All D.
sDects the best cough medicine made leo
day. Sold by all dealer on guarantee
of satisfaction.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-09
RALEIGH 4 Clarke.

+ To make room for o1r Christmas
Stock WI shall offer special bar
gair1sin every department Tor the
next ten days.
Our special Rnlc Of Flush Goats,
Jackets and Mcwr1aarkets will be-
continued Tor another week at the
Same liberal redt1ctior1g. 55g
In our Dress Goods department
wa are Offering all Pattern Dresses
at about hall price, AN ~
W. have just received In Our
Domestic department e very beau.
tiful line Of Silk Comfortable,
which we offer at attractive prices.
They would make nice Xmas
Gift.
Our Fur department IN complete,
See our Epecial prices on Mufts,
Boas, Collars and Capes.
KNIT GOODS AMID MIITENS-~
Our assortment in these goods IL
SO large we have not space to- de-
scribe the different qualities, bat
we would call special notice to Oh,
new line Of Silk Mitters for Misgef
and Ladies. o.
IN Hosiery we offer four bargains
They are as follows: A.
46 dozen Misses fine Cashmere
Hose, 400. Reduced from 75c.
60 dozen Ladies' Cashmere Hose
80 1-3c. Reduced from G5c.
SO dozen Ladies' Cashmere Hose
soc. Reduced from BIC.
40 dozen Ladies' Cashmere Hose
l76c. Reduced from 81. s-~. ~ y
store open until $50 r. m. j
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Suit Against the City Growing Out o
e@ @D @%@, Child's Doatll. %n %

@|#@@ @&# @&#@% |&%## @E$%% EH&.. m.N X G-.FmU#@ 4
Suit Against the City Growing Out of a
ny a~ &%, Child's Death. "%nn" Az &%#
Max Schnetzle ID suing the city of Helena
for $4,000 DAMAGES for responsibility in
tho death Of an infant child. The case be-
gan in the diatrict court yesterday before
Judge Buck, bnt wac not concluded. On
the night Of Sept. q last Schnetzle, his wife
and child, vera walking OH South Rodney
street. The city had been cutting down
the grade Of the straet. which wax about
six feet below the sidewalk at the time. 1t
was very dark near the school house, and
all fell Oft the sidewalk into the street. Iha
child fell from it's mothsr's arms and rollpd
against u atone. 1t was 30 dark they had
to light y match to and the child. The lit
tic one remained III a stupor all that night
and continued to grow worae, dying less
Craven Represents the CITY and II. G.. Smith
the Schnatzlss. ~ 49, VIII "&@#'~
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A

The andienne TINT greeted The Mendsla-
sohn tuintette club ~ Ming's Inst evening
wax not Large, but II VIM thoroughly appre~
ciativs and in sympathy with the performs
ers. Nseoms etrargo that IN Organization
OF inHtrnmentnlists like this Should not fill
tho opera house even though following q
series Of entertaiInontg. Those present
enjoyed h most delightful evening OF aotlR;
The programme, selected With unusual
care, was Admiralty rendered. I1acils num-
Dor brought forth enthusiastic applause
from the 5audienps and several recalls wore
demanded md Rraciously. given. a new
mo1nbcr Of tho company this year il tho
prima donna, Misg Marie Bernard. Her
solos were oxguisitely rendered. Mr.. Dies.
tal's yiolonceIlo faIltaisio in Knsatnn md
Of touch md approciative execution. Mr..
Ryan. WIG i "a old fayorite. Won deas ,gyf,a
were rendered in d manner quito beyond
criticism. II la hoped that the next appear.
anoe or the quintette club In this city will
not be long delayed. mu & e
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When asked specifically whore he had the
above balances, not deposited, his almost
|invariable answer was, IT do not know
now or, IT do net remember" He admits
that III thb last year or two he used some
small ana,a in His own business, bat claims,
md no aawbt traly, that tho estats gained
Ia larger ratio Of INTEREST Than I'll would have
done had they hasn deposited in bank.
Furthermors, again and again when asked
to explain on what ~spenifio accounts in oon-
neotion with the businsRs Of tho estate he
had drawn various checks ns executor, HIS
answer was that no did not remember. DE-
[Hpite, then, Of his expreAa dsnisl that h.
ever invested any money belonging to the
estate in property Of any kind, Tho dsduc.