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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-29
MANY UGLY CHARGES
Againstthe Managers Of the In
diana Prison South.
A Preacher Charges Neglect and Bru
tally in the Case Of a Convict


LduFvILI.E. May 81. Ugly charge,
aRautsi the nlanaecincnt II the Indlanf
state prison, south. Ia Jnflerxansille
were investigated Friday ~ acting Cor
Z oner kcgaric. Hardly had The Official,
re@Ncred from the tedious legislativ,
Inquiry than The rumor goes ont thai
the sudden death of convict Newtof
short on Wednesday was due 10 nesgii
Fencc and possibly brutality. NersSf
Patten ordered m autopsy on tha I'll
mains hnplain " J, Coilop, wha has
asserted that the prisoners lile hac
Unconstitutional liy reason 81 tho treat.
mcnt received while in confinement.
wak first placed on the stand He said
II demanded an inquiry and stayed
IN the Maricn's Office until he agreed
~ mn autopsy lilo would never have
ordered one had not insisted Dr
Runcie, the prison physician, told me
last Friday there WINS nothing the
matter with Short, except that he had
been an opium hend and used NOR
phinc. He said: Let him did; he's
just playing on Short was neglected,
and they failed TO give him medicine.
~ VIZ vi Nittfsitt tttttN ADi
q month Deputy Warden Howard and
DIR. Runeie are 10 blame think some
Of the prisoners are treated cruelty. !
think the warden Is too harsh. dc.
cline 70 say whether Deputy wasden
Howard Is brutal There has been no
discipline NJ the prison for Ave months
and there will be mono until there III ii
change IL the administration.
Dir +. A, Graham, who with Dr. D.
Fcpton conducted the autopsy, was
next called He stated that shorts
death was produced by apoplcctic sciz.
ure. a blood vessel Ind been ruptured
and blood eliot had been found III the
base Of the brain. There were eompIi-
cations such ns pleuritic adhesion and
fatty degeneration Of tho heart Ile
said the mans death was due to causcs
which might kill any individual III any
moment, Other evidence was heard,
and Coroner Require said that he could
20 no further
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|THE GREAT NFANYA BALL.
Given IN Honor Of the Infanta
in New York.
The Hall Transformed Into 4 Bower
Of Green and Light.


NEW YoEK, May 81. The ball under
the auspices Of the circulo colon ccrv-
antes was one Of the most beautiful
ever given in New York. The dccora-
tions were all on the most lavish scale
assembly rooms To the ball room and
reception room.
The hall began at the carly hour OF
10 o'clock. The Infanta and the ladies
Of her snite had placed at their dis
posaI the private carriages Of Mrs. r. J.
Berwind and Mrs. Theodore A. Have
meyer in which they were conved TO
the ball Mrs r. Smith and Juan Ce-
ballas of the circulo Colon Cervantes
went to the Savoy hotel and escorted
the royal party TO the ball.
They had an escort Of mounted police.
rendered through the courtesy Of Super
intendent Byrnes The entrance hall
was transformed into bower of greens
and electric lights with punches of APP
Pile and peach blossoms. The ballroom
flowers were mainly Of orchid.
The room In which the infanta re-
ceived WINS most gorgeous: This room
Is the upper concert hall and was dec
grated by Daven with rare old Spanish
tapestries and with brocades said 10 be
worth $4,000
Tho reception was as informal as any
In any wcll-appointed New York house.
The infanta then went 10 her box at
the south side Of the assembly room.
Over this box was placed n bower Of
orchids and pink roses and most ex-
quisite flowers
The music for dancing was furnished
by Landers' orchestra, and that for the
promenade by a, Cuban band led by
senior Domingo.
The princess entered the royal box
with Prince Antonio. She was attired
in an Isabella gown cut very low, with
extra long court train. The HON was
garnitured with miniature drapings Of
turquoise blue velvet belted with Jewels,
with ruching of tullwith loops of ribbon.
The corsage was edged with point
lace each point surmounted with o
white flower. There was girdle
about hcr-waiste Of sapphires, turquoise
and diamonds. There were no sleeves.
but profusely trimmed on the shoulders
with heavy putting Of blue velvet lined
with white satin. The coiffnre as
regular Spanish style, waved on Che
side with long dropping cnris ut the
back, diamond aigrettes in her hair.
The princess held . reception after.
which Eulalia descended 10 the floor on
the arm Of Senior Navarro An clabor-
ate banquet followed, which concluded
the great event.
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Foster,s Pallure ceunc. sorprIa,.

cmcAoo, May 27.-s.C Charley Foster.
as he is known everywhere, II well
known among Chicago bankers. The
news Of the failure Of his bank caused
the greatest surprise IIc has been
considered a man Of great wealth, GER
tainly not less than n million. and his
solvcncy has never been questioned for
q single moment But as one banker
said, he has been engaged in operations
on large scale and it II not always
ensy 70 find out business MANS exact
condition when he begins 70 branch out
extensively In a variety Of enterprises,
Such men, as the banker said, are the
anes TO feel most quickly any lang CON
Lnned pressure In financial matters.
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REFORMED SYNOD.
second Days Proceedings of the Federal
Council Of the Reformed Chnrches of
America.

second Days Proceedings OF the Federal
Council 81 the Reformed Chnrches Of
America.
READING. Ia, May ri Rev. Or s,
Rehlcr presided AZ the opening ~ the
reformed synod II the United States
President O. y Bowman read d report
on an amalgamation 81 all evangelical
denominations. including the various
reformed Presbyterian branches. five in
all, stating that meetings Of conferr
ences had been held on April and
25th, at which plan had been formed,
The federal council Of the reformed
churches Of America holding the Pres
byterian form of government Is TO be
the name Of the new organization and
shall not interfere with the creed form
Of worship or workings ofseach part Of
the church, and they shall work in
harmony among the goddess masses,
open mp new mission fields and do
such other work together which
each Is now doing separately
and TINS strengthen the bond
Of union. The alliance was reported
having a membership Of 100000. The
representation to alliance conventions
n eneh hundred congregations two
Delegates additional one thousand
one delegate, and the cost Of rcpresen-
tation si5 per representative The next
meeting will bd held in Glasgow, Scot
land, and Revs. DIR. Good. Of this city,
and Apple. Of Lancaster, will likely be
the delegates from the reformed church
Of the United States
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CHOLERA OUTLOOK
fii,hy lnnnigFants tho Greatest source .
Alarm

Ntftuy hotnlkfAntA tnr 4ffeutcHt source OF
Alarm.
NKw York, May s7.--Dr. WIN. A.
Wheeler, head 81 the marine hospital
service 81 the Ellis Island, who was NJ
Gently sent aboard 70 inspect the sea.
ports from whence large Ahipmcnts az
immigrants arr likely 20 he made,
wrote letter TO Immigration Commis-
sioner Senncr. DR. Wheeler says he
has visited Bremen and found II frcc ii
my contagious disease. The condition
Eof Hamburg seems 70 occasion him
some nncasinrss for NJ writes that there
are lnrgn numbers 81 immigrants
housed theirs IN barracks who come
from Russia, Austria, Hungary md
southern Europe, en- route TO America
and many Of whom are extremely
filthy.
Tho barracks In which these people
nre confined pending medical oxnmIna-
tinn contain accommodation for 1000.
people and are never empty So far
there is no disease epidemic in Ham
harF, hut nr Wheeler states that the
people arc very nncasy. fraring rppc-
tition NC the sad time OF q year ago.
There has mt hcen cnse IL cholera I'll
Ilnmbufg since March last
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ST. JouNs, N. n, Mnya7 The steam
ar Falcon leaves here June is for Phila-
dclphia, where she win take ON board
the Peary exploring expedition to
Greenland. The expedition viii con-
sist Of sixteen PERSONS including Mrs.
Peary, who again faces the winter Arc
tic regions Twelve persons win re-
main in Greenland. and the others will
return. The equipment includes houses,
d naphtha launch. dogs. and the don
keys which were used IA the first ex-
ploration. The party win remain IN
the northern regions two winters and
conduct series Of exploring expedi-
tions in Interior and North Greenland,
perhaps as far as the north pole. The
steamer. after landing, returns here ia
Srpfemler
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Gathered IRON. An rarts q NE world
Telegraph.

9athered Ffona AN rarts Il me world ~
Telegraph.
William Pugh. Of Cincinnati was
sworn in Saturday as commissioner Of
mstonle
The whisky trust has secured de-
say In the quo warranto proceedings
begun by the Illinois Encouragement
At Winfield, W. Va, Jordan Adkins
md A. G. Plnmley were sent to the
penitentiary for Ave years cach, for
stealing wheat
The second section Of the fast mail
Dn the Pennsylvania road struck and
killed an unknown man half milo
west of Wilmerding Station. Pa. Fri
day.
Another hatch Of Mexican revolu-
tionists have been sentenced 10 terms
Of Imprisonment in the United States
SQUIRT for violation Of the neutrality
laws
Robert Bissell, aged IS, bools-kecper
for the cargill Elevator Co, suieided
Friday afternoon by shooting himself
through the head Domestic troubles
was the cause
whole amount necessary TO guarantee
the success Of the financial readjust-
Hment plan Of the Reading railroad has
been subscribed.
Casper Iiembcrgcr was sent to tho
poor house at North Vernon, Ind. FRI
lay. Five years ago he hadssl0, 900 left
him by his parents. lie lived high on
that for nearly two years.
Mrs. John Peters, Of Lowell, Indy
was grasped by an alleged fortune-tel-
Ter, and soon became UNCONSCIOUS.
While in this state the fortnnc-teller
robbed the house Of 81 200 and escaped.
The American Starch works In Co
lumbus, Ind. shut down Friday cyen-
ing for an indefinite period, throwing
les persons ont Of employment There
is much dissatisfaction here in labor
circles.
Rev. Dr. TalmaEr, Of the Brooklyn
tabernacle, has bought the famous bull
terrier Comet H.. which has been Of the
Kennels Of the Anglo American at
Northcroft. The price paid is consider
ed fancy figure for canine.
At Chillicothc, O., Dennis Mowler, the
14-year-old boy who has been arrested
for the probably attempted murder Of
his hnlf-brothcr, Hollis Anderson, has
been released on bail. Mowier still
claims that the shooting was accidental.
Chicago is to have monument to the
memory of Thomns Moore. Ireland's
patriot-poct. and the movement was
initiated Saturday night by mass
meeting and entertainment at Central
Music hall, over which Rev. Archbishop
Fechan presided and at which promi-
ncnt Catholics delivered addresses.
There is good authority for the state-
ment that at lenst a dozen Canadians
who expected birthday honors at the
hands Of Queen Victoria will be disap p
pointed In this respect, Hon. G. II.
Topper, whose services in connection
with the Behring sea arbitration were
thought to have won for him a knight
hood, will not be thus honored.
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TRIPLE HANGING.
Three Negro Boys Fay the Penalty for ON
of the Most Drut.si Crlmes.

Three Negro Boys Fay the Penalty for One
Of the Most nrutssi crlmes.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May ~. a triple
hanging took place Friday at Iuslsegee,
above this city, in Macon county.
Levy Ron, Iioisy Pom and Robert
Alexander were the parties They
were all Negro boys and paid the penal
|ty Of one of the most brutal crimes
sver heard Of in this section
One night in February last, near
Tuskegee, Mr.. Jesse Cox and wife, both
very old, were aroused. md he
was called to the door ON the
pretcnse of an important telegram.
Three Negroes ovcrpowered him,
3ne shooting him down, the wife
anne out and the three rayished her
before his eyes. Then he was murdered
before her eyes, Itwas some time before
hey caught the Negro flends and when
hey did the efforts 10 lynch them were
only frustrated by d secret removal OF
the prisoners The law took its course
and the prisoners were sentenced TO
hang Friday on their own confession.
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HARTER AND CARLISLE
Have : TIM Over tho Appolntnent % ~
81 Mr. fIhrter's Constituents.


81 Mr. nhrtrrss Constituents.
WAsIuNaTox, May e5.-iion. Michae
ID. Harter. of Ohio. and Secretary Car
lislS had tilt Friday. Mr.. lIartcr On
tered the sccretary's room Friday morn
ing with two constituents for whom ht
wanted a place. This was the calm
bluff with which Hon Michael rrefaccc
his argument; "Mr Secretary, said
ohe, this Is the FIRST time have entered
the treasury building since tho new adj
ministration came Into power. haVs
pufpusely rcfraincd from botherlng yof
because you were already overwhclmcC
with the business Of your Office Con.
tinuing said hes II have brought thcss
two friends into ask you 10 appoint
them "a positions This Ii the only
favor | have asked 81 You, and il Il
probably the only favor that shall
nsk"
''Yon are quite positive Of this, Mr.,
Ilartcr, asked the secretary quietly, 81
the same time scrihhling 4 note which
he sent out by messenger Quite
sure was the reply Presently the
messenger rcaPpearcd hcaring in hii
arms large number Of letters The
secretary looked them over carefully
and said Mr., Ilartcr, find that you
have made written Requests for the NJ.
tcntion u seven treasury employees all
republicans
Mr. llarter's face grew worfully crim-
son, and he made disconnected state
ment that the gentlemen whose rrten-
tion he had requested were personal
friends Nevertheless they repre-
sent yonr share Of patronage for the
present, said the secretary Congress-
man lInrter had those sorrowful men
70 consol Friday evening. himself and
the other constituents.
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VIENNA. May "a. a dispatch from
the Hague says that Queen Niihclmina
Is developing rapid symptoms 81 con-
sumption, and that tho aneen rcgent,
who Is noss IN the country With hernnd
the royal physicians, fears, The worst
In ease 81 her death the Nassan-O rangc
dynasty would become estinet This
would lead 70 complications. which
mfght end III the annexation of the
Netherlands by Germany or tho cession
Of them 70 France as compensation for
the loss OF Alsace- Lorraine.
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SUNDAY OPENING.
Chief Justice Fuller WIN Probably Hear
tho Arguments In Tho Injunction tli.sr.

Chief Justice Fuller WIN Probably Henu
tho Arguments In Tho Injunction Chase.
cIucA6o, May ~. Tho attendance AZ
the exposition was exceptionally
good considering the threatening
Hnrpsct 81 tlrr sky Chicagans
will not come ont In any great
numbers until the weather istmorc fa.
vorable- The injunction against open
ing the gates on sunday will not be
filed by District Attorney Mil
christ Saturday, as the work o. pre-
pairing the bin II too great 10 ID com
plete 20 soon. Judge Hand il Ill work
on the document, which Will be filed
Saturday in the United States circuit
court
Chief Justice Fuller win probably he
asked To hear the arguments for an In
junction restraining the local directory
from opening the fairon Sunday when
Attorney Milehrist gets the matter
ready forargument
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WYANpoTTE, Kan, May n. War to
he knife has been declared against the
rambling institutions which have been
mnning here for years. A war Of ex-
termination has been commenced, and
Solicy shops and poker rooms have
ocen closed. Friday the lottery dealers
we're enjoined The gambling densar
ocatcd just across the state line and
the Missouri sports have been the chief
,atron6
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a MrLLIoN PRIErps

A friend in need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such a friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. If you5 have
never used this Great Cough Medicine,
one trial will convince you that il has
wonderful curative powers IN all dis
eases Of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed or money refunded.
Trial bottles free at e. G.. Williams,
r., 4 Co.'s drug store. Large bottles
5Oe. and 81. 90.
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wants $4,000 Tar Isreah 81 Promise.

NEW YoRK, May ~. The Herald
rays: Mrs. sarah ! Monroe. an elderly
widow, has brought suit Ia tiicEsuperior
court against pr. John Shra.iy flor so. !
900 damages for breach 81 promise ~
marriage DIR. John shrady II one 81
the best known physicians in Harlem,
whore he has very large practice ne
Is brother ~ DR.. George Shmdy,
whose adopted daughter recently mar
ried Edwin Gould.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via tho
B. & o. r. z.

Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
B. & O. B. r.
For the benefit Of those desiring to
attend the Worlds Fair The Baltimore
y Ohio Railroad will sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
statlons on its line, at low rates.
Tickets win be ON sale until November
lst, and will be valid for return journey
until November 18th, 1893. They
provide for reduction Of 20 per cent,
below regular rates. These tickets win
ne valid only for continuous journey.
Tickets at higher rates viii be sold
that VIII permit holders one stop over
privilege going and returning.
fullman accommodations may be
reserved in advance Of journey. For
rates and information apply tanearest
z. q Y. Ticket Agent, or Chas. O..
more, Nd. 5-3-4t
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RRlaes CASE
To Go to Trial Next Monday Morning 70
seAsions TO Continue Morning A fternoon

l
To Go to Trial Next Monday Morning -
Sessions TO Continue Morning. afternoon
and Night.
WAsHINGToN, May o5.The trial Of
DIR. Briggs by the general assembly up
on the appeal from the preshytery 81
New York, which was expected to be-
gin saturday morning, has been post
poned until Monday.
The day was opened bya halfshour's
conference and prayer meeting in New
York avenue church, led by Rev. ]. p.
Hayes. of Kentucky.
Several hundred commissioners took
part In this service, and the galleries
were well filled, although the weather
was discouraging to the female portion
of the community, rain falling at the
hour of meeting.
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chelera & sauthern Franco.

WAsHfSGToN. May "a. Surgeon Gem
sral Wyman, Of the Marine hospital
service received a cable dispatch Friday
afternoon from Surgeon Irwin, sta
toned at Marseilles, announcing that
cholera has appeared at NyIpes and
sette in southern France. and about IS
n 100 miles from Marseilles. rctte Is
iircctly on the sea coast Over rs cases
sxist there now.
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OTTAWA, Ont, May "a. Alta meeting
IA the Government house Friday after
noon Lady Derby announced that a
movement was ON foot in favor Of
presenting the duke OF York and Prin-
,ess May with wedding present from
the women Of Canada, which was
strongly approved by all the provinces
represented at the meeting Lady
Derby as trHAsurer has already received
numerous cphtributions to aid in the
purchase Of the gift.
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GLADFIDINas.

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady Of the age, Dysptpsia, Liver
Complaint, Rheumatism, Costiveness,
General Debility, etc, is Bacons Gel
cry Cure. This great herbal tonic
stimulates the digestive organs, regu-
lates the Liver and restores the sys-
tenn to vigorous health and energy.
Samples free. Large packages SOC.
sold only by A. M. Gilbert & Bro.
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, NOW Is THE TIME

When moths begin to get in their
work. and il You want to save your
woolens, carpets, &c. from the ravages
Of this pest, You can get nothing more
sure to kill them than COAL TAR
CAlMPHOR, which is much cheaper
than camphor, and more effective. A
large supply of above article just re-
ceived at A. NJ. Gilbert & Bros, Drug
gist, IL N. Queen street.
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Drlven crazy 81 JIG neary Law.

NEw YonK, May %. The FIRST insane
chinaman with whom the Newark au.
thoritics ever had to deal has fallen
into their hands He Is Charley Jan,
who for the last thirteen years has con-
Quoted i laundry in that city. The man
has been acting quecrly since May i,
and the cause Of his insanity Ii said TO
DC fear that he would % returned to
China, under the provisions Of the
Genre law
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saeasa sues for Peace.

NICARAGUA, May ~. President Sn1
casa has sent 4 second commission to
treat with the revolutionists, and to
endayor to make terms 1t is believed,
however, this commission will beas un-
successful as the first was,as Sacasa has
imposed as one 81 thcAprovisionai con-
ditions Of peace that his adherents, II
not himself personally, shall retain part
control Of the new government, s...3al
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ROME, May 81. An exceedingly in
teresting scene occurred Friday in the
private chapel Of the vatican when the
pope himself performed the solemn
ceremony Of blessing the golden rose,
before sending it TO the queen 81 the
IIeigians. Mgr. Nicolola will leave
Rome Immediately In order 10 convey
the rose to her majesty
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ATLANTA, Ga, May 81. Col Thomas
G. Howard. for many years one 81 the
most prominent men In, the affairs OF
Georgia, died at Kirkwood at an early
hour Friday Col. Howard was the
man who started the fight against tho
sarpetbagg which resulted In driv-
Ing them from the state.
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LIMA, o., May 81. Much sympathy
Is felt here for Ex-Secrctary Foster In
his financial troubles. He was intimate
III associated with senator Brice In
Linn enterprises up until few years
ago, and has the reputation locally Of a
man who never neglected an oppor-
tunity TO helpa friend.
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N eENTLE AND aATISPToAY REMEpY

OF late years have been troubled
considerably with Indigestion, constipa-
ton and gas in stomach, found no
particular benefit in tho different rem
edies / tried until ! used Dr. Deans
Dyspepsia Pills, which removed all
those troubles in "a gentle and salts
factory manner VIM. Rutledge, Prop.
Continental Hotel, Martinsburg, West
Va.
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The New Bridge At Cinclnnatl.

WASHINGTON, May ~ Assistant
Secretary Grant gave hearing at the
war department Friday to il delegation
from Pittsburgh and Cincinnati inter
ested in securing change in the plans
of the L. a N. railroad bridge over the
Ohio near Cincinnati. They asked that
the bridge be made higher and wider.
No decision was announced
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COUNCIL BLUFFs, la, May s2E.-Pie-
ton, the great running horse from Stan
ford's Palo Alto ranch, died here. Pic
ton was engaged To start in the Aneri-
can Derby, together with other Pa1o
Altos stock. had been leased for the rae
ing season TO Thomas. IL. Williams, and
the horses were on the way to Chicago.
Fifteen thousand dollars had been re-
fused for Picton.
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Dr. grimm, Mary Andcrson's stepfather
Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY. MAY 27A cable-
gram from Mary Anderson was received
here Saturday morning, stating that
her stcpfathcr, Or. Hamilton Griffin,
had died m London, saturday morning
lie WAS G2 years ~ age, and Ind IS,sen d
sufferer from l5rights disease for d ycar
or more. He was. manager Of Mary
Anderson and her company fora mum
Der Of years. Ills remains will be I'M
TERED in England.