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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-18

When Baby was SICK, we ga, e her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Cas:oEia.
When she became Miss, he chung to CastoTia-
When she lad Children, she gave them CaStoria-
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-18

-Vegetarians say it is a popular fall
lacy that meat is needed for strength.
One prominent exponent of the faith
says it is a fact hat the strongest ami
mails in the world are vegetarian, and
not c~arnivorous. 1t is the ferOcity of
the lion rather than his strength that
makes Kim formidable. An elephant is
n match for several lions. and is a vege-
tartan. The animals with most speed
and endurance. the horse, the reindeer,
the antelope and others, are also vege-
tarians. Dog trainers, says this author
ity. always feed their trick animals on
a strictly vegetarian diet, and many
hunters do the same thing. Senator
Palmer is said to nave a vegetarian dog
that is twenty-five years old.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-30
Al QUIET FUNERAL

W NN4a f"4t APH
Admissfon tn the Church Must he ~ Card
--eond .ieaca From All the Civi1tkea
World.
WASHINGTON, Jan. e0 The closely
drawn blinds of tho Blaine mansion,
the air of quistude p~ervading IL sur
roundings, the Grape on the bell knob
and the absence Of the newspaper
watchers who, tor seven ueelssi have
remained uninterruptedly on duty day
and night within sight Of the house.
are the only visible signs that tho long
expected end has come. All the mr.
engagements for the quiet funeral are
nearly completed and Will be announced
later in the day. The pnllbearera will
be personal friends Of the dead states
man. Admission to the Church Of the
Covenant, whore the services win be
held, will Do ~ card, and after the
allotted seats have been assigned
to the family and Immediate per-
sonal friends, to the president and chbi-
net and to the diplomatic corps. who
will attend mnofficially, there viii be
little room left Tcieprams Of con
dolence from every partso 4 tho United
states and from foreign countries rom
tinue to pour In. There Is an apparent
" endless chain Of messenger boys pass
ing between the telegraph Office and
the Red house.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-30
JUSTICE LAMAH.s FUNERAL.

"A Public Meeting IL THO upera-lIans
precsdea ii. Distiitgninhsd Nrs1bers 81
the BnF -Framonncinx EatuKless
MAcoN. Ga, Jan ". The funeral
ceremonies over the late 1. q q.
Lamar commenced Friday morning III
'D:30, when d publ meeting was held hi
the opera house, and eulogies were de.
iivercd BY some 81 the most prominent.
members Of the bar III tho state.
The PROCESSION from the house to
the Methodist church commenced
at 1850. III. Gambler, president,
Of Emory college. where the dead
Justice graduated, delivered the funeral
sermon. Chief Justice Fuller and the
associate justices were present az this
services Thousands of people gathered
along the route taken Wy tho funeral
cortege. and at the church IL wnx im-l
possible 70 get within fifty yards of the
door. All the chnrcii bells were kept,
tolilng during the ceremonies The
interment took place about no RI M,
and afterwards Chief Justice Fuller and
the Washington party left for home.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-30

utatnc Would NOT Have AecrrtN0-xhn4 4
what ; MAlne congreesmAn ~
WAsmSorox. Jan 2Q-Thls u . day
Of "reminiscences with conrrcssmon and
Others. who are talking 81 the life and
character Of Mr. Blaine. n al Of the
remarkable stories related Of the dead
statesman and politician. thcre 4 not
found the least trace az acrlmony or
personal in feeling as
One Of the most remnrknble o. The
stories being told Of Mr. Blaine b one
connecting his name and purpose with
the Minneapolis convention last june.
The statements made with 4 good deni
Of po~sltivcness by some Of Mr. Blnine's
friends In the house, that had tho
plnmed knight been nominated a. that
convention he would have Immediately
declined "a accept Al Maine congress.
man Is credited with having stated In 4
pirate conversation that Mr.. blaine
wrotca letter just before the Mime.
apolis convention assembled, In which
he stated In measured and positive
terms that he could nor accept the nom
nation II Ii were rendered 10 him.
The letter the Maine congressman Is
quoted rs saying. was In the pocket Of
. wcil-known republican at tho
time the Minneapolis convention
assembled and had Mr. Blaine been
nominated Il would hayc taken him out
of the line Of possibility.
speaking of his action In writing
the letter. anticipating nomination
and d~eclinatton, Mr.. Blainc said 70 me
i short time after the denomination Of
President Harrison. that his only OBJ
ject 10 suffering his name 10 come be-
fore the Minneapolis convention was 10
first please tIsusc republican friends
who had u iong stood BY him and
ere thcn Logging him ID permit the
nse Of his name. and secondly to reach
omc Of the men who were bitterly and
unprovokingly attacking him ia i'd
ministration circles.
II was surprised To find that Mr..
Blaine entertained the kindly feeling
that he did toward President Harrison,
and to hear hin say that Harrison was
not only d great mar but a generous
man. ME-. Blaine said that he did not
blame President Harrison for any 81 the
harsh things that had been said Of himi
but he did feel that Mr.. Harrison was
Jealous Of his work in the departmental
state, and that the president felt often-
times that his secretary Of state would
get more credit ont Of certain legislar
ton than the president himself
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-30
In OAK HILL,
On tho slopes Of Rock Creek
Banks IN Georgetown,
BY the side of His Children. VIII
NJ. Blalns's Body b Buried.


WASHINGTON. ian. sa-Mr Blainc's
body win be Inferred Ia Oak Hill conn
etery. . beautiful resting place Of the
dead, situated ON the alopcs Of Rock
creek banks IN Georgetown. Al
though Mr.. nlalne,s name and fame are
inheparahly connected with tho state 81
Maine. but ono Of his family lies under
IT. soil His eldest son and daughter,
WAiker Blaine and Mrs coppinRer. are
Inferred in Oak HUI. In q lot that the
dead man himself selected and pur-
chased three years ago
When tho body 81 Walker blaine lay
IN the house awaiting intermcnt Mr.,
Blaine. accompanied BY ) friend,
walked over 10 Oak HiIiMnd selected
the iot In which his we'll beloved son
WINS placed. and which soon Kfterward
received the body Of MrA coppingon
It lies n the eastern part of the ceme-
terry, half way down the terrace * the
western bank Of the creek The view
from the plot A % the northeast and
within IL range He Sheridan circle and
Kalaroma heights, the home 81 John
Howard Payne. IN one Of the most NJ
tractive portions 81 Washington.
No stone yet marks the graves of the
children Of the deceased sx-sccretary.
The body 81 Emmons Blaine lieAin h
of the Chicago cemeteries. 30 that aside
from the national character of the de-
ceased which makes the national CAPT
tai the most fitting resting place for his
remains, II more than any other, can
be called the family burying place.
A public funeral was suggested, but
the wishes of the family prevailed, and
the ceremonies viii Be III 4 private
nature. They will be held At the Pros
byterian Church of the Covenant, whore
Mi. Blaine was i pew holder. on Mon
day morning. Or. Hamlin, who of.
hciated ii the funeral of MrA. Harrison
and her father. viii conduct the ser-
vices.
Tho physicians have Officially made
public tho i Of the death - Brirht's
disease. aggravated ~ tnberoular
disease 81 the lungs aud followed by
heart failure.
Tho casket win be Of red cedar GOV.
eredsw with black cloth, and tho solid
silver plate on the top will contain the
following inscription:
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gnsherea Frem al PNrt q the coantry
~ T~eissraph.

Gnthered Frem IA PArt 81 me ceanfry
~ Telegraph
Pat Wells. coiored. was hanged a.
Quincy. Fla FOR burning q barn
Dnn'a weekly review shows an In
creased volume Of business done for the
past week
Milan. Ind. has private electric lights,
an orchestra. and Is contemplating an
art gallery.
Cen. Abner Doubleday died ID his
home IN Menham. N ]. Death was duo
70 Brighrs disease
Il turns ut that the ex-priest Ru-
dolph, who was mobbed al Lafayette,
Ind. was also shot, but not danger
onsly.
The SantaFe railroad has been robbed
81 sT5, oU0 worth Of freight by its en-
ployes Several trainmcn have been
arrested
Az Lacross. Ind, Augustus gosen-
baum came home drunk, and Is said is
have hurled his babe 10 the fioor and
jumped upon ii causing is death. lie
has fled.
The wife of Gus Blonde, Of New
Orleans. Friday morning gaec birth TO
fonr children, three girls and one boy.
: nree of the children are alive, but one
i girl, died at | o'clock
VIM. Scroggins. a white boy, aged IL,
was hanged al Birmingham. Ala. Fri
lay. for the murder Of q Jewish pcddlrr
2aown as Schustig. He claimed Is have
been paid to do the deed.
Gov. Cleave, Of Maine, Friday issued d
proclamation to the people announcing
the death Of James 6. Blaincs Tie lcy-
stature appointed q committee to At
Tend the funeral and adjourned until
Monday.
Two more victims of the Nann ex-
piosion near Alton. ILL.,. died Friday
morning 1T the hospital. They are
Joseph Herman, jr.. aged n years, ard
Otto Hagerman. aged IL years. 1his
makes "a victims so far.
The danger Of d duel between M.
bourgeois, minister Of Justice, and M.
Paul Granier de cassagnac, has been
averted, the seconds Of NJ. bourgeois
having satisfied NJ. Cassagnac that his
asrersipfss we're nnfounded.
Over 100 persons condemned to death
are now III prison In Greece awaiting
execution oftheir sentence. The popu-
alton Of the country Is hardly loo. COO.
Nine people were guillotined Ia live
just before Christmas.
The first contractors trial Of the new
United States practice vessel lsaneraft.
has been made off Newport, nnder the
direction Of the naval board appointed
for the purpose. The test proved a com-
plete success for the new boat and her
builders.
Near Southport. Tenn, Marvin Oliver
Was fatally injured " 4 tree Nhieh b.
and q n hunting party were emitting.
He stood near the stump. when the tree
in falling parted and struck him. His
friends extricated him. but found thata
blood vessel was rnptured, and his life
quickly ebbed away.
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WAsHrNeTox. Jan eD.-A pathetic In
cident Of Mr.. Blaine,s last moments Ii
told BY ! prominent Maine represen-
~tative. who was at the house Just after
the end came. He says that while
Mr.. Blaine was shaking. but before he
had entirely lost consciousness. Mr&
Blaine bent over the dying man and
said 70 him: do you remember Walker
and Emnons2 DO you know that you
are going whore they areYs Mr.. Blaine
did moi open his eyes. but the index
finger Of his o~utstrctched hand slowly
and feebly raised itself 70 pointupward.
This wal the last Indication given BY
the dying man Of any knowledge Of
earthly things
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JAMES 0IfsLEspFE BLAINE
n0nN JANUARY ~, 1870 Z
pfKp JADuARY n isp3

Mrs. Blaine requested that no Official
notice be taken Of Mr.. Biaine.s death,
but custom required Official promnlgn-
tion Of the fact. The state department
II low draped with black lii respect 10
the memory Of ex-Prcsident Hayes. and
nj the request Of Mrs Blaine no add
tionai emblems 81 mourning will ID
placed on the building.
AT the Church 81 the Covenant the
organ will be played BY Walter Dam
rosch, tia dead mans son-in-iaw. The
pall-bearers Will be twelve In number,
and selected from among Mr.. Blainc'a
personal and oificial friendA Friday
evening Mrs Rlaine sent q note To Pres
ident Harrison III response 10 his mes-
sage 81 sympathy.
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NO ABATEMENT
OF Interest in tie Senator Nc
Donald WIN Case.
4 Microscopic Expert Tsstiies That
the Signatures Wsrs Forged.


NontKsvuIK, Ind. Ian aA~lntprcst
IN the Mcdonald VIII case II unahntinH.
Mr. Frank Lowe. atcnographcr ii che
Mcdonald law Office, said he signature
70 The viii and copy 81 both Senator
Mcdonald and the attached witnesses
were fsrrerles. and when asked Wherein
they dlnered. said that the differences
WINS the shm0 Aa that between 4 live
man and i dead ono. that Tho alleged
signatures lacked liz and Individuality.
Several deeds we're put IL evidence
showing how Mira MupnnAtd acquired
title " All of the property, except the
one piece involved III tho huik
Lizzie jenkins who has been IN tho
Mcdonald home continually Tor 81
years, told of the senator's great love
and affection for His children and
grandchildren previous 70 hia marriage
with his third wife. who u now his
widow. and how changed he was. III
that particulars. after the marriage
She said Mrs Mcdonald declared her
hatred otstiae mtutanr Of the arandchfls
dren. mud could hurt the mother worse
fy treating tho children coofiy than Al
any other way. She did not like the
mother living aud hatred hor memory.
and did not intund they should have any
sof their grandfather's property. II nho
could help n and that now ahe Waa
Mrs McIlonRl and the relatives here
after would only come 10 tho house
when they bad special invitations
Marshall ID EweH. az Chicago, an ex.
pert microkropixt investigator 81 hand
writing. and who waa 4 Witnena ~ tho
.4&f.A5Nafx1 T4aS&ff I'M XZZ& MXWEZ4As
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BANk HoLp-Up


Tho Knfranee o. : nennsitaf Causes Them
g. tfte-A Harsntr shot and Kinea.
WANKAu.Y. Kan Jan 80 -AtSoseloek
Friday afternoon Cashier nnvnli and
Assistant Cashier Converse IL he bank
Of Mhsrrly, were the only porsuns III
the bank. and Ind started 70 balance
up The cash for the day. Suddenivtwn.
mon appeared nt the front door. Lev.
them 70 hold up their hands, and 10.
stand side by side One robbcr covered
both. while The other robbed the cash
drawer and had gonc into the vault
when r.. OfNcili, 4 merchant, entered
70 make : deposit Cashier Dnvail
called t. him to run.
The robbcr who was guarding Duvall
and Converse turned and fled The rob
her 10 tho vault followed suit Iii the
meantime .ONelii had given the alarm
HAsincxs mon near by quickly ran To tho
bank. after having hastily armed thcin.
selves They arrived just III time III see
robbers mounting their horses III the
rear AZ the hank + Ingisman, at The
head of three 81 four men. d down
the alley on foot One IL the robbers
raised his revolver aud fred The hull
LEI struck InRleman over the heart pro-
dueing instant death. Then i dozen
shots were fired, but no one was hurt.
The robbers soon left the town be-
hind A posse. however. surrounded
the robbers two miles from Lcho. ar
reated them. and binding them securely.
took them 10 Lebo. and gave them into
the custody az 4 constable. The sheriff
autographed for. md will arrive III
tho morning. VIM yanorman md
Frank Lewis, both of Mcivern, both
hard characters, arr the rublcrs. The
amount stolen was something loss
than $4,000 Engicnnn lcnves i wifc
and several children. md was iii rather
nirritsnSfnnraa
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the New Haven
Register tells this story as coming from
an intimate friend Of the Blaine family.
Five years ago. Nj. blaine having been
told Of many wonderful predictions by
an astrologer las he called HIMSELF,
consented to have his fortune told. Mr..
Blaine was not q believer IN prophetic
powers, and was inclined to laugh at
those whose ~gullibility he believed Z
abled these people to exist Many COM
monplace statements, the story goes,
were given BY the astrologer, but one
impressed itself upon the minds 81 those
to whom Mr.. Blaine afterward related
the incident That was that Mr.. Blaine
would die in the year 1898. and before
the 2Sth Of january.
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Princes. 81 Males, Iiandiwark.

LoxnoN, Jan. 20 princess Of
Wales sent this week to the Chicago
Worlds fair d beautiful corner chair
81 carved oak, with cut cowhidc cary
ing, made BY the pupils 81 the Sand
bingham technical school. The cow.
hide was cut BY the princess Of Wales
aecording 10 her own design. Tho n.
served price Is Ei0o, 70 be devoted ID
charity. The Princesses Victoria and
Mand have sent music stools 81 their
own decorating. also 70 b sold for
charitv.
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EXPLOSION 81 DYNAMITE.
HuitdlaG i,iown 10 Atoms. aad Two Me,
Instantly Knitted.

Huttdiag tt0Wn to Atoms. asa Two Men
Instantly Killed.
HinMINumAM. Ain, inn. s0.-At Me-
Adory, live miles below Bessemcr. III q
o'clock Friday morning. no pounds IN
dynamite exploded III The Westinghouse
of tho sterling Dynamite CO ! works.
Tho building was blown Il atoms
and two men who were in it-~tscnFgo
Williams the mixer. and James
Pnrson. his assistant-~were instantly
killed, and tho quivering flesh Of
their bodies scattered Tor hundreds
81 yards around. Manager Hobbs says
cnrclcssncss In mixing tho ingredients
which make UP tho dynamite caused
the explosion. No one WINS near except
the two mon who were killed, After
the explosion men with baskets gath
cred up tlle iIcsh and honvs III The dead.
men. The largest pieces found werci
part of nn arm and d section of d mans
spinal column.
IN the Top Of 4 tail trce Nns found
part of i paiF ~ pafiN 1H6Ei06hu d
flesh were found across i creek sof
yards away. and tho shucl IN the exs
plosion caused an immense bpwlder ii
roll down On the Birmingham Mineral
railroad track, half i mile away. delay
ing trains IN hour. Williams was i
man. aged "a. rafsons maA VI
years of ngc. md leaves 4 family.
These works blew up six months agt
and killed four men.
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ID ii mnnar he Mnrrnnta.

FRAEKFoRr. KY. Jan. 29-The ru-
NOR that the auditor Of state would re-
sist the payment Of the Worlds fair
board Of managers warrants until he
had an opinion from The attorney gem
eral was correct The attorney general
says that, II his opinion, The bin was.
IN every respect, properly passed, and
that The manev should Tie Paid. The
auditor will honor the warrants and
the work will proceed without inter-
ruption.
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BRAzI. Ind. Jan. ea-Mrs Daniel
Lenhart, living north Of this city. gave
birth to a hne, healthy baby. The
mother Il SIS years of age and
tho father Is 6Q years old. Mrs Lenhart
has 4 daughter ~ years 81 nge who IN
turn has married children with chill
dren, this makes. her i TreatTgrand-
mother and her baby d great aunt The
husband ii i yeteran and pensioAer Of
the late war.
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The rnltlrnorn.a rir.t Ea.emnn.

AKRON, 81, Jan. ao.-Frank Motz, Of
this city. has signed q contract 10 play
FIRST base for the baltimore leagne
team this eason lie played first for
the 81. PAM team last year until the
Western league disbanded and closed
the season with Atlanta. He Is i bril-
liant fielder and strong batter.
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me ram-Hoarers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2Q-The following
have been invited to DC ~paii-bcarers Al
Blaine's funeral, but all have not YET
accepted: John w. Foster, stephen b.
Elkins, Levi 7. Morton. senator Hale,
senator Frye, Representative Boutellc,
Representative Milliken, Represents
tive Dinglcy. Andrew Carnegie, White
law Reid, Representative IIitt and Sen.
ator Don Cameron.
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INpfAEApoLIA Ind, Jan. 2a-Thc
Legislature Friday morning adjourned
over 10 Monday. after being Ia session
but half an hour. Tho death Of Nj.
Blaine served Is the pretext for ad-
journment, though. as ! matter 81 fact,
there was no quorum fl either house.
The house adopted 4 resolution calling
for q special committee or three Is in-
investigate the Roby racp track and r.
port ! bill 70 wipe il out
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GROVER CLEVELAND

Hrssn n Nj. s~liAise,s nenth Nlfh Pro-
.fouad Iterfst~He VIII Atteaa tbs
Emnernl.
EAKEwoon. y. u, Jan %. Tho news
Or Mi hIafnets death did mol reach All
Cleveland until Ffid4y afternoon, and
he baids
sFThe first time I ever saw An Blaine
/ had d very pleasant Interview with
him at the white honae shortly after
my inauguration III president While Il
have seen Int very littio IL him since
that time, yet In 4 personal way. III
al other American citizens. 4 have not
fniied 70 admire his traits The breadth
81 hiH information and the aleftness III
his intellect.
"a figure Hike his. continued Mi.
Cleveland. which has boon % promi-
nentIy before the people, ana Which
they have 10 long seen "a different
Iights, can moi fall 70 81 long rcmom.
bercd by those of the present genera
tion, and will scerthinly occupy i large
place Ia the history of The country.
IN common with III hik country-
men, concluded Nj. Cleveland
share the regret occasioned ~ the
death Of 4 man such a. Nh. blaine. 81
well entitled 70 BE- called an American
statesman, irrespective 81 differences
IN political beliefs ~ Ia opinions touch
ing public questions
The prcsidcnteiect will attend the
funeral Miss Ruth. who was III Thurs
day night. was reported ont of danger
Friday Mrs. Emmona Blaine, the
daughter1in-iaw 81 The late exssecfe-
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COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 20. -charles ii.
Bnllard, = federal prisoner 1t The peni-
Tertiary. was released Friday Oh q par
don from President Harrison, granted
III consideration Of the convict being 4
victim Of an incurable disease Bull
lard's crime was q murder committed Id
Al kamaaa
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MT. STERLING. Ky, Jan. 2a-Henry
Bowler, who brutality murdered Lee
Brown. was found guilty Of murder III
the first degree and will hang. He was
indicted October 70. The crime was
most atrocious. Brown and Bowler
were IN town. when the latter slipped
up behind Brown, who was unarmed,
and shot him in the back Of the head
The Jail is heavily guarded to avoided i
possible rescue BY Bowlen's friends.
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FRAxKTonr. KY, Jan. a9.-The senar
toriaI race = over. Mccrsary and Stone
Withdrew Friday afternoon, and Find
say has ! walk-over. Ithas been known
for several days that the two congress-
men were hoping against hope In their
endeavor to beat Lindsay.
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Afn ale cat, III. throat.

ZAsEsvmIK. O.. Jan. 2o-.Iohn West
lof Cumberland. aged forty. who had
been sent homo from the insane asylum
as cured. ~astrvening rushed but Of his
house. despite the ! forts OF his wife,
brandisiting 4 razor. lie was found In
d vacant lot with his throat cut from
ear to ear.