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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16
Murdered and Crematsd Their Father.

Murdered and Cremated Their Father
MoRRIsoN, Ills. November 15.-One Of
the most atrocious crimes ever committed
in Illinois was perpetrated in Lindon town
ship this county last Thursday evening
For cold blood brutality it is doubtful if
it has an equal The victim is A. NJ
Swarthout, a prominent and wealthy
farmer, residing about two miles west
from the village of Lindon. He drove TO
the city Thursday afternoon and after at
tending to some business matters started
for home arriving there about six o'clock
His two sons, John and Ernest Swarthout
were engaged at work around the barn
when their father returned, but no words
were exchanged between them. Mr.
Swarthout unhitched his horse
and put him in the stable
After he had embarrassed his
horse some one stepped behind him and
shot him through the head. His body was
then placed in cart and wheeled about a
hundred rods TO straw stack, carried TO
the top and the straw set ON fire. The
daughter of the murdered man was the
first TO discover the file and gave the alarm
when the two sons rode TO the stack, but
made no effort TO quench the flames. The
absence of Mr.. Swarthout did not seem to
disturb bis two sons, his daughter and
daughter-in-law, and 1t was not until a
neighbOr came in and insisted upon search
being made that they instituted one. When
the ashes of the straw pile were examined,
portions of the skull and other boues were
discovered. Clues subsequently found
have led 10 the arrest OF the two sons, John
and Ernest Swarthout They deny all
knowledge Of the affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

MANUFACTURES increasing wages on
the strength Of the grand Democratic
victory Who ever heard OF such q
thing under Republican rule?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

IF YOU we're in BeIlaire last night
YOU might have supposed that the glor-
ious news had Just been received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

THE transition from "slugger" MAC
CoRNLE, as his friends the enemy were
won't to call him, to Governor MACCoR-
KIE was accomplished with neatness and
dispatch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16
A COAL MINERS STATEMENT
ILLUSTRATING THE EFFECTS OF IRRITATING
PARTICLES OF DUST
And Exposure to ths Damp and Foul Ar Of mo
Mjues-Also the Beneficial Results Of The
Treatmsnt in Such Gases by the Cope
land Medical Institute.

That ones occupation often has conside'coss
influence over his health is shown IN lne ooTo
OF Mr.. August Hood as a coal miner Ia snI lives
nIoy of the LsughIin Nail Company VIZ t noT
st Don P. o., little hamlet one n'ie
Martins Ferry ..,oa ofF and
Mr.. Hood SAYS: at had been troubled on nc ~
on for several years and doctored rom 'iAl.s ~
time with little or no benefit I'LL nnaIiy go
so bsd / became seriously alarmed 49, ~ have
Immediate relief or give up my work. achea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

TIE Pr0hibiuonists are much encoor-
arsd bv the vote they polled. II Is true
t6at they have helped 20 put in Office many
aspiring Democrats And the liquor LraI-
ne eoes on as before -IEtglligsnccr
Well, dear, but sore, contemporary
do YOU mean to imply that the
LIQUOR traffic would not have gone on as
before il these aspiring Democrats
had been aspiring Republicans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

Ifthis had been a Republican year the
Repuolican majority in West Virginia
would have exceeded al expectauons.-In-
teliigsncGr.
If the moon was made Of green cheese
honey. and you h2d arms long enough,
you might eat it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

ADOLF LALLoz, carriage manufact-
urer, 119 Carroll street, Buffalo, n. Y,
states: was troubled with nausea Of
the stomach, sick headache and general
debility. Burdock Blood Bltters cured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

WHENEVER and wherever you hear
calamity shrieker you may be sure you
can put you finger upon a sore-head'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

Gov. FLEMING has refused to inter
fere in the Maier murder case on the
ground that he had fall and fair trial.
The Governor is backed by the Su-
preme Court. The main point in the
appeal was that the question Of MAIER's
sanity had not been fully Investigated
and the Court after considering the evil
deDce submitted refused TO order new
trial. So, on Friday MAIER will hang.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

WE are not surprised that people will
not take a new cough remedy, when they
know the value of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
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rrr VAR, ny KALI, POSTAGE PREPAID
DATI.V. six days in the week. ..............soO "
DAILY. three days in the week.. ..-. 40
DAILY, two days IN the week. .........- SW
DAILY. one day in the week ~
WEEKLY, one year, in adyancs.........'' "
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SUNDAY only, one year.................'.' ~
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DELIVERED By CARRIERS
DAILY. per week, to be paid weekly 10
DAILY and SUNDAY. per week.. 10
The DAILY viii be delivered BY cartier IN
any other city or town st.......-........' 10
Single Copies Of DAILY OF WEEKLY.
Rejected Communications win rot be rstufne9
unless accompanied by suhiciens postage
~ Tributes OF Respect ana Obituary No''oe'
cents per line.
Stamps OF the denomination Of tWoeehts Aau
less accepted Tor amounts less than one aoIla'
rsy-CoRREsPovDENCE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
rvs SOLICITED r1oa xvERX PANT OF THH Sur
hoyNDNe coUErST.
qheREGI5TER, sra6Taeins ia ssvaa' editions
t,s srea a. ts I0s-05lss o. Hnss.'Its D. ID
t,s.coaa-e,ssf mater
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

OUR Associated Press dispatches bring
as ,he good Democratic news that sew
eral Eastern manufacturers, on the
srength Of tho tariff reform victory
and their confidence in GROVER CLEvE-
~ srpand 60 his party's ability TO re-
= - taIiI, h2yEtssrr92dy notified
their employees Of an increase in wages
10 take effect next month. Sensible
manufacturers, who are not in politics
for revenue only, know the advantages
of wider markets aud freer exchange
with the rest of the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

"What are you doing now that the
campaign is oYer?'
"Getting myself mentioned for a
Cabinet position"
"What dc you expect to getP"
"a poSt-office clerkship."
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CHEsAPEAKE AoHV

Ef.T, CT1n FlyinE 81 ,.i = :, !.
yestibule Limited, so.ia, 80. 80 Ia -
tween New York, WAsnlns su,Ipl
Vsstibale sleeper beisss1l o.,sttl
H.e es,ll and Old Pointiaa = i I'm
ne nou in Esect = bruary ;. lsss ~ III Z
Ard Tux: West OF O y, ic1,,s, 10
sTIxpAnD TIHE; kt'i o. 0''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

Nos. sInd 4, daily y. y Ic-ls..sIls =
between New York as ,sss5'sr.ss =
6 6,IIs s .Sd besT.ss c.ssi'i'A q
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b. tive cincirH,s,i...:: a a soif,
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daily .Icsg; = SG I ssol i0:e o., y
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ClsCisS .,' lssTe EsnHS h. a
cinclnHAj, sIs Cineis'yo. % ~
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srnday, lsATs hh' 10. % esnj ~,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16

The cabinet officers had not much to do
with it.-IatcUigencer.
Oh no, only three or four were in West
Virginia, with the rest Of them in other
States'working like galley slaves.
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The Copeland Medical Institute
Located Permanently, Second Floor
1l21 Main ST., Wheeling, w. Va.
w. H. COPELAND, M. D.,
Consulting Physician.
E. o. BELL, M. D.,
L. G. DAVIS, M. D.,
Resident Physicians.

Specialtes: CetSrrh and al diseases OF the
Eve Ear. Throat and Lungs, Stomach and AL
Chronic Diseases, ONCE hours, to II a. M,
to p. m, to p. m. sunday, 10 to Il a. NJ,
to p.
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Dor %als---1$lises!las

DEAL ESTATE AND :
LII FOR SALE.
A piece OF ground Nos lo25 a., n
The Block property. COT. alsa H..
No. 10 South front street
10 shares Ice aud storage.
Shares OF Peabody lnsuusc,
5000 in Brilliant Bonds, So "a
4 Shares Elson Glass W0ika
20 Shares Warwick China Uo
TH0S. OBsiu
Telephone 43s.
EOR SALE-OEE LOT OF Pull
II Hangers, with oil cups i,itH,,
One pulley, face So in, o.icsr.o
" o
(" +" &" g
{" 4" 8
Gall ct this ofice.
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A reward Of $1,000 will be paid to
anyone will furnish enough Information
TO this Office upon which to base war
rant for the arrest of persons now en-
gagged in stealing the DAILY REGISTER.
It will not be necessary for the party
furnishing the information to bring
about a conviction.
Last week several packages were
broken open, both on the Ohio River
and B. & o. trains.
This week a package addressed to
Williamstown and one to Glen EastOn
we're taken, and the Ravenswood pack
age broken and papers removed there
from.
The loss Of a paper is very small
matter. The annoyance it causes both
to the dealer, the customer and the
REGISTER people is an annoyance a.
most beyond endurance. The REGISTER
wishes 10 make an example. j.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING Co.
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nounccd Deoming said that aitor his
death the public would soon know his
real history. II was better that tho law
shall destroy him than that he should
destroy himself. lilo would only like to
know that Miss Ronnscyillo beloved
him innocent. lta strong voice he con.
tinued TO ramblc IN a similar strain for
long time. Reaching tho rails for
support he concluded by swearing that
ho was innocent. lIc spoke altogether
mn hour, giving no sign Of hesitation or
nervousness. NToW 5'e Hl
While Dcoming was speaking tho
sceno was n wicrd ono. Owing 10 tho
failing Of daylight, Sas and candles had
to bc lighted. Tho verdict was given at
nearly 8 o'clock. "A Ua# o
Deeming can delay execution by an
appeal from tho verdict in the colonies,
which appeal must DO heard by tho
judicial committee Of privy council. II
tho judges accede to tho petition to re-
hear, n further inquiry will occur. Tho
last instance Of tho kind was tho case
OF tho Canadian rebel, Louis Riol,
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or the 3icthodist Eplscopnl Church Con
vcnCS ut Omaha.

or the Methodist Episcopal Church Con-
vonos ut Omaha.
) OMAHA, May. 2.-The twenty.fourth
quadrcnnial conference OF the NJ. L.
church was called to order ut Bovd's
opera house this morning BY Bishop
Bowman, and DR.. S.7NIonre was elected
permanent secretary. Tho entire morn
ing session was devoted to Il DISCUSSION
OF the proposition to seat the lay dele
gates separate from the clergy.
DR.. John Lanahan said he wished to
congratulate the laymen upon the de-
mand. He had always believed that
the laymen would have more influence
and power in the conference by being
seated separately.
Mr.. Murray, OF Central Pennsylvania,
n lay delegate, said they were glad to
do honor to the ministers, but they
wanted to be seated by themselves for
the Influence it would givo in the con-
ference. -,r-Ef ri nj ~
+ In n long wrangle, during which
manyamendments and counter motions
were made, tho conference decided to
allow lay delegates who so desired to
select seats separate from the minister
ial delegates. ~"
This evening the delegates were given
= reception by the mayor and city
council,
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kttOtlng In Holland.

THE HAGUE, May 2.-The only import
ant disturbance that marred the peace
ful character Of May Day in Holland oc.
cured at Leewardcn, seventy miles
northeast OF Amsterdam. Hore n con-
illct occurred between the police and a
number OF workinsmen, as the latter
were leaving meeting. The row
caused the greatest excitement through
out tho evening. The rioters stoned
the police. Many OF tho missiles were
thrown wildly with the result that a
number OF windows in dwelling houses
wero smashed. The trouble threatened
to become very serious and the cavalry
were called upon to assist the police in
restoring order The soldiers found no
difficulty in dispensing the rioters.
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ALDERSoN,s FIAsCo.

Tho Democratic House Snubs tho West
s VirEinin Democratic aIcmbcr.
Special Dispotch 10 the In'clligcnctr
Z WASHINGTON, D. G., May o.-The sup
position that tho house censua commit
tee would not make an elaborate invos-
tisatlon OF tho management Of the
consus bureau was strengthened 9his
morning when leave was asked that tho
inquiry which had previously been or
dered be referred to subcommittee.
This was agreed to by tho house and
the doubt increases whether there will
be any investigation held at all, rs there
is not enthusiastic interest in it discoy-
erablci in any quarter. 1t is perhaps
Just as we'll that the proposed investiga-
ton should not take place. The reaolu-
ton ordering tho inquiry was prepared
by Congressman Anderson, OF West Vir-
ginia. II he had been chairman OF a
special committee organized for the
purpose OF conducting the investigation
he would have pushed ahead. However,
the house would not it out OF the
hands OF the regular committee, and
M. Anderson has dropped the matter
though the charges and the accompany
Ing evidence are in his possession.
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a QUIET MAY DAY
In Franco, Contrary to Al Expectations.
Annrchlsts L,id Iow ~ --F.f

In Franco, Contrary to All Expectations.
Anarchists Laid Low.
PARIS, May May Day hns come and
gone and tho expected rioting did not
occur As stated in these dispatches
yesterday, the day in Paris was, instead
OF being rs many persons supposed it
would be, day OF excitement, fighting
ard bloodshed, without exception one
OF the quiotest and most uneventtul
Sundays that has passed in many years.
In commenting OH the celebration, tho
Figaro says that despite tho peaceful
character Of yesterdays events, the
people must not shut their eyes to tho
fact that acknowledgment sinternational
union revived yesterdays demonstra.
tions to show that the workingncn are
masters OF the situation. ~
Tho Journal Des Debats says: "The
negative results Of the manifestations
ought not to inspire lis too readily to
confidence which may prove mislead-,
ing There is nothing to Justify tho
idea that VIC have heard the last Of an
archism." 5s.z
Reports received this morning from
every place Of importance throughout
the provinces confirm tho statements
that no serious disorders occurred yes
tordnv - ;
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O'DONOVAN ROSA
Appears on tho Sc.no mt tho Immigration
Investigation. .ls'

Appears on tho Sceno ut tho Immigration
Investigation. El.'
New YoEK, May 2.-Tho sub-com nit
tee Of the joint senate and house COM
mittee on immigration continued its
Ellis Island investigation to-day in the
federal building. Colonel Weber, the
superintendent of immigration at Ellis
Island, produced the records with re.
gard to the reports he had Of the land.
ing OF the passengers OF tho steamship
Massiloa. Colonel Weber admitted that
some emigrants escaped from the steam.
ship before they we're landed ut Ellis
Island. He said it was impossible with
the present force OF employees and tho
present arrangements with the steam.
ship companies to entirely prevent this.
During Col. Webcr's examination,
.ODonovan Rossa sent up a note to Sem
ator Chandler in which ne said: ENG.
land associated mo with her convicted
thieves and burglars. l talked daily
with them. Their destination after
their time in prison was served was
America. England sent them under es.
cort OF prison guards from tho prison to
the ships sailing for America" ," +.
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A TERRIFIC STORM
In tho Eastern PnnHandle-A Trcstle
Blows Down and Carpenters Killed and

In tho Eastern PnnItandle-A Trcstle
Blows Down and Carpenters Killed and
Injured.
Special Dispatch 10 The Intcuigcncer .s
MARTlNsBURo, ". Va, May "a ter
riiic wind storm, including in its scope
q territory about fifteen miles wide,
passed over the northern portion Of the
Eastern Panhandle OF this state to-day,
doing incalculable damage to property.
At Cherry Run, about thirteen miles
west OF this place, the worst is reported.
Some carpenters and an engineering
corps, under the supervision OF Major
Bayne, were Mt work on trestling
twenty-five feet high on the Western
Maryland extension when the storm
came up. So suddenly didlit come that
before they could leave the trestling
was blown down, carrying with it sew
cral carpenters. Ono by the name Of
Amos was instantly killed, and Henry
Stein was badly. injured. He was ono
.of the engineering corps, whose homois
in Baltimore, but has been stationed in
this city for several months. Stein had
a leg and two ribs broken and was other
wise injured. Several other carpenters
whose names could not be learned were
j also injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-03
GILNlER DEMOCRATS
Iiavo Circus, at Which Faulkner, pcnllo-
ton and MncCorcklo Perform

liavo Circus, at Which Faulkner, ponllo-
W. ton and NacCoroklo Perform.
Special DtpdIch 70 the hteilige,ccr.
GLESvlLLE, W. Va, May 2.-Tho cam
paign was formally opened hero Satur-
day. Pursuant 10 a call OF tho Demo-
cratic executive committee mass meet
ing was held IN The court house for the
purpose OF appointing delegates to tho
district convention, which appoints do
lagntes to tho national convention at
Chicago, and 10 the state, senatorial and
congressional conventions.
The unterrifled had widely advertised
tho meeting and In consequence a mod
0rately-sizNd crowd was present to do
honor to their idols and to submit, like
the ancient serfs, to tho dictates Of the
bosses. Among tho distinguished
speakers present were Senator Faulkner,
Col. MacCorklo and Congressman Pom
dleton, who had been imported for the
occasion to infuse new life into tho De-
mocracy OF this county, which has been
dormant for some time, especially since
tho recent elections. -
Colonel MacCorkle, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for governor,
was the first speaker. Ilo spoke for
one hour, and for abuse it has never
been cqualled by any previous speaker
here. Flo said, among other things,
that every Republican politician who
advocated the protective policy, and
who had died, was in that place of In
tense temperature, and that all other
Republican politicians would eventually
follow them. tf75 e'sE'.
Senator Faulkner followed the Kama
wha tirc-eatcr. His speech did not
differ materially from the regular DEM
ocratic haranguc that the tariff is a
tax" otherwise than eulogizing tho
present Congress and condemning the
administration. H.. -,
Next came John o. Pendleton, alias
"John-Amid.N .Nlcrriment," whose speech
was SO utterly void OF argument as to
render comment unnecessary. At tho
opening OF his speech there was no.
'ticeable exit OF the Democratic brelh-
crn from tho room. --.
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William Timmons, Postmaster of Ida.
vile, Ind, writes: "Ecctric Bitters has
done more for me than all other mcdi.
clnes combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver troublc.h
John Leslie, farmer and stocklnan, OF
same place, says: Find Electric Bitters
to be the best Kidney and Liver medi-
cine, made me feel like new man." J.
W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says: Electric Bittcrs is Just tho
thing for q man who is all run down and
don't, care whether he lives or dies; ho
found new strength, good appetite and
felt Just like he had q new lease on life,
Only 50 cents a bottle, at Logan Drug
Co. s Dru. Store. %
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An Important Divorce Decision.
,.cidl Disp0tcA 10 thc Inttllfgcnce

sV'rlul DRDdlcN 10 Mc IHtfll'1cnccr.
CoLuMpus, O., May 2.-Alions have
rights under the Ohio divorce law. So
decided Judge Evans to-day by grant
ing Thomas pickerd, u British! subject,
freedom from his wife. Ho holds that
q resident OF this state within the loyal
definition und still bo subject TO a
foreign power. 10 get n divorce ho
must como hero in good faith for nature
alization, and not expressly to secure
legal separation. Z.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., May e.-In tho
senate to-day the following bills wore
disposed OF: ns0i t 'i
10 fix the price OF lands entered upon
tho land laws. Passed. 1t fixes the
price at 81 25 per ucrc, whether the
lands are outside or within railroad
grant; and it requires tho repayment Of
the difference to those who have here
tofore paid Il double price for such rail
road lands.
For tho issue OF ordinances and aup-
plies to the state of Nebraska to replace
similar stores destroyed by fire. Passed.
After an executive eession tho senate
adjourned. J.-.ltl05r 5TV,a f.r''
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New HAyES, Cr., May 2,--Fiyo hun
drcd quarrymon and stone cutters en-
p'oycd in tho quarries at Stony Creek
and Lcots Island went out OH strike
to-day because their demand for an in
crease OF ono cent M hour-to twonty-
three cents, was not accedcd to by tho
quarry owners, IS
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FATAL WRECK.
Train Crashes Into Another and Fright
l.r|. z..L ful Denth Ensuca --- sI

n AFtlln Crnahos into Another nuu Fright.
1.,e y ful Donth Ensuos.
ROCHESTER,, N. ", May 2.-WhenI a
west bound Central Hudson freight
train was taking water at Churchville
station this morning at 1920 o'clock,
another freight train, bound west,
came along and crashed into tho ca
boosc Of the standing train. A number
OF cars wcra thrown over upon the cast
bound track and minute later an east
bound train came down and the engine
ploughed into the pile OF wrecked cars,
". H. Zones, OF Buffalo, tho engineer
OF tho east bound train, was instantly
killed and his tireman;:F. Richardson,
was slightly hurt. The wreck caught
fire from m oil car and the BODY OF
Engineer Fones, which was pinioned
down by the wrcckase, was burned to a
crisp. Twenty-Five cars, many OF them
loaded with goods, were destroyed.
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Piedmont, Items.


Special D.sp1!ch 10 nc In'tti1cnesr
PIEDMONT, W. Va, May 2.-1he. body
OF the. iour-year.old son Of Charles
Musaer, who disappeared last fall from
his homo near Swanton, was found to-
day about three fourths OF a mile from
his home, by two boys at play. Tho
body was found in high grass. One
hand was gone aud there was hole
eaten in the back. 7s Is 4 'Tr
To-day Just before the funeral OF
Marshall Thrashor. tho floor gave away