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Bill Hunt was delegated to go to the
ranch and secure a fresh stock. There
were many nviou glances cast at BIZ
as he MOUNTS his horse and set out on
a swift gallop. Bill was n handsome
fellow. straight as the traditional arrow,
piercing black eyes and n wavy black
mustache. umo of broken hearts
he had left behind in a little Texas
town had reached us, and we regarded
him as a 'lady-killer'' of the greatest
magnitude. He would see the fair Liz
zie, and the rest of us would have no
show at all.
BIZ had been zone but n few hours
when the old man sent wild" Charley
back to the ranch to secure some papers
Necessary to him IN n coming deal in
cattle. Charley was the antIthesis of
Bill. Short in compa rison with his
brother "puncher," he was n decided
blonde, with clear blue eyes and wavy
hair. Rollicking and jovial, always
ready with son or joke, he was the life
Of the outfit. His daring feats OF horse
manship and recklessness In the brand
ing corral had gained him his title OF
wild There was more speculation
among the boys as to which would find
favor In the fair Lizzie's eyes-the seri-
Gus. handsome BIZ or the jovial Charley.
Their return was awaited with some sup
pressed excitement
Two days later they returned together.
Charley bubbling over with enthusiasm.
Bill quiet and dignihed, more so than
ewes.
Tell we what. fellers. she's as pooty
Pas o red wagon" said Charley. by way
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BISHOP WIGGER NOT PRESENT.
Eis Appointment with Father Cor
riRan Net by Proxy.

Bishop Wisger kept his second appoint.
ment with Father Corrlgan. in the
Church Of our Lady OF Grace, Hoboken,
last night and this morning BY proxy.
He delegated his secretary. Vicar-General
O'Connor. to act In his stead. 1t is nee.
essary for a Bishop to make at least one
visit to each parish each year. The large
congregation present expected to heal
the Bishop make some remarks on the
school question.
The first appointment was for last
Wednesday night. on that night the
church was crowded to the doors with
Professionals as we'll as Catholics. After
waiting for nearly IN hour and a half
for the Bishop services were finally be-
gun without him. and at the conclusion
Father Corrigan entered the pulpit and
said that he could not give any reason
for the Bishops non-appearance; that ali
he knew OF the matter was that the
Bishop had promised to be there and had
not kept his word.
Last night Father O'Coanor said that
the Bishop vas not to blame for the dis.
appointment. as he had sent a teie-
gram a day before saying that he had
had a more pressing enlightenment and
could not attend. but would be present
on the Wednesday following.
The Nicar-General touched lightly or
the school question.
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DIRECTUM's GREAT RACE.
Now His Driver Thinks He Can DO q
Mile in Two Minutes,

When the stallion Directum trotted
Il mile In 2@ l-e at Fleetwood Park on
Sept. ., John Kelly. his driver. said:
Before snow falls ! will as.onish the
world with this horse His words
were prophetic. Directum did astonish
the world yesterday by his wonderful
performance at Cumberland Park. Nash
VILE. lie trotted a mile In 4 race In
los IA. This ecllpsss all previous race
records, and 1t places Directum within
one and . quarter seconds Of Nancy
Hanks's record of 2.0i.
Directum won the first two heats
Yesterday in s.l2 "a and Ella. In the
third heat the trial for n record was
made. The FIRST quarter was caught
los -; There a runner Joined. the
third quarter in 30 "a seconds. The
final quarter was made In 81 seconds.
finishing with II terrific burst OF speed.
This Directum verified Kelly's proph
ccy. and. besides sweeping away all stall
hen records. he takes the honors from
| PAGERS as we'll. The records OF Direct.
2.6 H., and Guy, 2.O6 80, are also
wiped out. Up TO yesterday Alix'G
2.07 3-l was the best mile ever trotted
In a race.
Directum has no more regular en-.
go for Nancy Hanks's record before
being sent to Winter quarters. Kelly
f. confident that the stallion can beat
2.0i. and has publicly given II as his be-
lief hat D!rectum can cover a mile in
two minutes.
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OF introduction, in speaking of the girl,
"Sho's got the %littlcst foot I ever seen,
and cheeks like h baby. Took IA shine
to her the fust thing, an gave her an
invite to go to the next bale dance nj
the Berendo."
shes got as much sense as a locoed
horse" snorted BIZ from the other side
OF the campfire. Don't know nothin'
but how to giggle. an skcers at the
sight of a Jack rabbit"
you're jealous, Bill,' was Charley's
laughing reply. He didn't have no
show after l got there. ] found him out
In the dairy %palavcrin with her, an |
just Clipped in and raised him outen the
game"
There was a general laugh at Bilrs
expense In which he was forced to join,
but ! fancied ! saw n peculiar look in
his black eyes.
Weeks passed in the monotony OF
rounding up, and finally we We're ordered
back to the ranch to give the horses Il
few weeks rest. Charley devoted all
his spare time to c%ultivatinG ~Iizaie's
friendship. and by virtue of his longer
acquaintance the field vas left pen to
him. The girl. while not exactly Justify
Ing the lavish encomiums bestowed by
the advance couriers. was not homely by
any means, There was moreover IN
air about her which indicated that she
had a will of her own.
Charley stood the badinage OF the
boys with great good humor, and gave
Jest for Jest. Bill. however, seemed to
take particular delight In chafing Char
ley. and It was plain there was an un-
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aaWILD" CHARLEY'S WIFE.
n Romance of II Prairie vith an Ume1.
DecteG Termination.

description, The presence OF a girl at
he ranch. and especially a 'pooty' one,
was well calculated to arouse their curl
osity..
KANT tell we much about her." said
Shorty (he was six feet two in his
s~tocking-feeD. Her names Lizzie, an
she's got red hair, but she's the pootiest
/, gal that ever struck Lincoln County.
Game up hyar lookin' for her brother.
she says. heered he was up In these
p, parts somewhar. Mrs. Wilson Uhe wife
Of the owner Of the runch) seemed to
cotton to her. an asked her to stay
with her awhile. Reckon she's a goin'
to. Comes from Fort Worth. she says"
Beyond a few details OF conversation
with the girl. which We strongly. sus-
pected were exaggerated to suit the &C.
casion, nothing more satisfactory could
be CLEANED from Shorty. Every one In
the camp. however. became possessed
OF a desire to get back to the ranch and
see this prairie paragon.
After a few days OF rounding W. Gus
supply OF coffee n -four got low. and
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Welded IN sHERRY's BLUE ROOM
John j. Cowan and Miss .EuVsnis
Kossler Married by Rabbi aotthsl.

One Of Autumn's most interesting Nei-
dings was that OF Miss Eugene koeh!er.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Koehler, OF lor Madison avenue. and
John j. Cowan. In sherry's blue room
last night.
The bride wore a white satin gown.
Her sister. Miss Beatrice Koehler. was
II aid o fhonor, and Arthur J.. koehlcr
WAS best man. .
cte ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Gottheil. Of the Temple Emanu-El.
1t began at $50 P. NJ. and was preceded
by "A grand march. There vas a dinner
and dance after the young pair had been
congratulated.
The ushers were Mr.. Heimerdinxer,
Charles Kranich, Irving NJ. D%ittenhoter.
simon Weller and Hugo and Alfred
Koehler. Among the guests were. Re
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Monhelmer,
pr. Fry Or, Walton., Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Lille Koeblcr. Miss Elkins, Miss
Camille Fern and Mr.. n Mrs. Bermo
Loeroy.
Nj. and Mrs. Cowan will pass their
honeymoor In Southern and Western
cities,
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FREE TO ALL Who APPLY
The Great Offer Of Doctors Mccoy and
Snow 10 the People Of New York.
Thorough C%onsui: ntiou. Advice, Trent.
meut and Medicine without n Penn, 10
Pay-The tirentest Opportunity TO the
Public Ever offered by Any Specialist
In the Medical World.

Doctors Mccoy and Snow announce Ii. creates,
Opportunity to the public that has ever been OF.
tered by any specialists In the medical world.
This orsr Is In the form OF 4 free test Of their
plan Of treatment for the cure Of csurrh and all
other durable chronic diseases.
All who apply in person will bs examined.
prescribed for and treated upon their nrs, visit
free OF III charge. In uddition to this. thorough
consultation and advice will be given to all Who
apply without . penny tn pay.
This Is = test which the patient can make US.
OF without risking . single cent for examination.
the FIRST treatment. consultation. sdrics or med.
cine.
Doctors Mccoy and Snow offer this tree ties,
to the public a. the sures, and falrest wav d,
convincing everybody that their plan OF treat.
ment Is the very bee, know 10 medical skill u
Is an honest. straightforward way Of becoming
aequaintsd with tho great number Of persons who
have bi,ndiy bought, and paid dearly for their ex.
periencs.
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WORLDS FAIR AWARDS.
Many States Are Opposed to the
Thatcher System.

CHICAGO. Oct. H.-Between twenty
and thirty States and Territories yes;cr.
day. through their executive commission
ers at the fair. resolved to go on record
as opposed to the entire Thatcher system
of awards.
At a. meeting In the Missouri State
Building the state Executive Commits.
sioEers appointed a Of eleven
members to investigate the whole awards
system as II applies to States and In
d.vidual exhibitors.
AS one commissioner expressed II, II
Is believed the State boards will wash
their hands Of all responsibility Of the
worlds Fair system of awards, and will
against the methods adopted by Mr..
Thacher and the National Board.
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possible.
Neither mar was fatally wounded. but
II was a long time before they could
leave their beds. AS soon AS he Wa
able to rid Bill left the ranch. 4 rag Sed
scar along his temple ~d!s:iEucing his
handsome face. He refused II give any
further information regarding Lizzie. moi
was he questioned. TIE subject was
dropped from the night OF the shooting,
Meanwhile We had returned to the round
up. leaving Charley To be nursed by Liz
At the end OF the season the wedding
took place in the big ranch, Lizzie ookcd
very pretty and Charley was Respondent
in n new suit OF store clothes" We
danced and made merry until daylight,
ana had the satisfaction of sending the
Justice Of the Peace, who performed
the ceremony back 10 town in his buggy
ohliVious to surrounding scenes. The
young couple remained on the ranch fol
n few months, then Charley succeeded
in negotiating FOR a small ranch on the
heal Of cattle settled down to the quiet
enjoyment Of a cattle owners life. Ol
Si,l Hunt W. heard nothing save that
away IN IN" country.
4 year later a travelling peddler, who
news of Charley ami his wife, Lizzie
soon grey: tired pf the hunldrum life on
a cattle ranch, Isolated from ciNihZa-
ton and seeing no face save that of
her husband. She developed also Il most
ungovcrnable temper and led poor Char
ley n dogs lifc, After long imoortuning
she finally persuaded him TO sell out his
ranch and go to Fort Worth. He was
utterly unht for any business but cow
punching" and soon their little stock
OF money was exhausted, Their quarrels
grew more frequent, and one day when
Charley came home after. a fruitless
search for employment he found a note
from L.!zzie lying on the table. She in
formed HIN In u few terse words that
she was lied Of poverty and was going
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! There was n furry of excitement
: through the camp when one of the boys
who had been sent to the ranch for the
mail returned after two days journey
and announced that there was a "pooty
gal stoppin' mt the 'dobe, an she looks
like she'd come to stay"
. Instantly a volley OF queries was fired
= at HIM. WHO was she? Whete did she
come from? What does she look like?
&c. =
The cow puncllcr, with a tantalizinS
realization NJ the Importance of his
news, refused to answer any question
until he had staked his horse out and
absorbed a liberal quantity Of provender
. from the mess wagon, washed down
: with copious draughts Of coffee strong
enough to hold n two-year-old steer"
To the indignant comments of his
brother cowboys he returned good-na-
7! tured raillery. Cut Off, as 1t were. from
civilization, the only specimens Of femi-
7 ninfty they ever saw were half-breed
Mexican women, whose p~retensions to
beauty were OF the slimmest possible
The evening world., 1893-10-19
PRIVATE BOYD RELEASED.
Col Dowc's Order F~ortsiallsd Help
from Tho Evsrinr Verdi.

The troubles of Private Robert Boyd.
of Company b. Twelfth Regiment. come.
not s!nSly, bat in whole battalions. He
served the state as u militiaman for
more than Ave years, but recently he
lost two children. and n third one is I'M
der treatment for the loss of an eye.
These things are too expensive for a
poor man. II they were such a drain
hind In his dues. A regImental court
fined him 81. He couldn't paw 1t n he
was sent TO Ludlow STREET Jail.
An Evening World" reporter was
sent to the Jail this morning to pay
Private Boyd's fine and secure his re-
lease. But Col. Heman Dowd's sense of
Justice had already relieved the poor
fellow of this trouble. and Private Boyd
was liberated at 40 o'clock on an order
from Col. Dowd.
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citation OF Street RailN ~ g'rnio,.cs VII not he
smalgsmated as Ia y could not agree upon the
terms for a Debate settlement. The Brotherhood
r]resiaSnt ~, e. Collins, p, n.it,rnors Vice.
Treasurer; ~ faylor. ~ iiarrlsburs, Pa. Ser.
ge,nt.at.Arms T. Mclaughlin, OF Newark, ~, j.,
Auditor; Executive Board, William II. Rogers 81
Mtddlctown. y. y v. sscloy, OF Augusta. Me,
DNyor. Of Philadelphia, Pa A.. Hutstod. OF
Providence, l.. I. The new officers Of the Asso-
citation are ", u. Mahon, of oluubu O..
President; s. NJ. Massey. Of ~. -paul. MINI /:
Patrick Kennedy. OF Milwaukee. vi. $. l.:
miller. Of Knoxville, Tenn. Johu NounE, OF
colorado Springs, Col " ] Law. OF Detroit,
Mich. and r. Fsrrasher. Of Youngstown, ~.
Nice.fresidents! =, S. Ingram. Of. Indianapolis
George u, Do Lislc. Of Duluth. MIN, and g.
e. Rceye. " ClsNcland. o. Trustess.
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INCREASE IN REGISTRATION,
More than 2. 900 Greater than the
Second Day In 1890.

Both at Tammany Hall and Republi.
can headquarters they arc very well
satisfied with yesterdays registration.
The total for the secon day was &c, 76s,
an increase Of more than 1000 over 1890,
which was the last off year The In
crease Is normal, and proves to the poll
ticians who make n study OF registra-
tion that both parties are bringing out
their organization vote. On the second,
third and fourth days of registration
the Republicans do a large share Of the
registering. Tammany sees to 1t that
every man that can be gotten to the
place Of registry has his name put down
on the first day. The other three regis
tration days are devoted to a roundup
OF the stragglers.
To-day is the third day OF regIstra-
lion Polls will be open until 0 r. NJ.
II the independent movement In favor
OF Myers Is a success IL is expected that
there Will be a heavy increase in regis
tration on the last day.
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Ia better her condition. advising him
at the same time to return to cattle
driving. This was. the last drop In the
poor fellows cup OF misery: Re MADE no
once proud spirit was too much broken
to encourage amy thoughts or vengeance.
Yet he could not return to his old COM
rgdes with this disgrace upon him., He
hung around town for several days.
then suddenly disappeared.
Some months later | was ecalled to
sident to the train delayed us in getting
to Fort Worth, and l missed my con-
Meeting train and was forced to re-
pilotage OF an acquaintance made en-
route, l visited that section of the city
known as Halls Half-Acre." In o OF
ne iHS 't 6nce "f iiery red hair had been
bleachei TO a blonde hue, and the face
was plentifully rouged, but l recognized
Lizzie. She had "bettered her condi-
Recently l received a letter from a
friend IN the Northwest. Il cutie man
The concluding paragraphs or ms epistls
terest. They a
ly the way. there Is a man on our ranch named
Charley Wells. who says he knew YOU In TeNaa.
lie is a wild, hann-sGarnm sort OF a chap, and
Is the ne Of the camp. a. TIMES he has h's OF
p mG.sIS 10 mention you. name The other night. and
hc said he hal participated In mlny a roundup
with you, when You write to him." said he.
What does he mean by that lie refused to tell
me. \ popularity about him is his aversion TO
women.
/ did not tell my friend of Charley's
romance. That he had recovered from
the blow was good news to me. What
brought Lizzie into that section OF the
country where they met l never found
out. Perhaps In Il ft of remorse she
had resolved to abandon her gay career
and settle dowp quietly in some obscure
place. The dulpess OF her life was, per-
haps, too muc.y for her to stand.
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piled for the position Of my dresser. I
presumed. OF course I denied this. Then
she laughed rudely and toll: me her
company. was filled. What do ycu think
of THAR
Miss Carrie Turner. In deep mourning.
be seen on Broadway each day. She
mourns ve.y;; persistently, for she looks
well in black, She Is rehearsing plays
called Chained Hearts" and The Edge
OF Society"
Two variety managers approached
John d. Hopkins. OF the Trans-Ocean.
les. the other day, and asked him when
his contract expired with Melville and
Stetson. the young women who sing
comic. songs in as refined a manne as
though the variety stage was a drawing
room. Why" said Mr.: HOPKINS. blunt
ly. my contract with Melville Is for life.
and Stetson will stay with her." "a
contract for life" easped one OF the
managers. who ever heard Of such a
thing ? Why. o must be crazy"
Not At ALL" responded Mr.. Hopkins.
Melville Is my wife. and Stetson ls her
sister-inrlaw. Glad you admire them so
them CO."
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on Election Day on the formers
grounds. The proceeds OF the games
will be handel over to j.. Herman, the
trainer for the st Georges.
The Stage \. &. will eivc n boxing Ell.
tertainment at its rooms in Brooklyn
tomorrow night. .
Constant Reader. Repeat query as to
Mitchell and Kilrain. IL never reached
this department.
To a. s.-McCaffrey got the decision
over Mitchell In -four rounds in New
York. Oct. Is. 1854. McAulife weighed
1871 3-i pounds: Myer.l37 l-2.
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DOCTORS MCCOY AND SNOW

onees; s East Hd street. near Grand Cen.
trail Depot. and sSs Broadway. corner OF iIth
street, p"msstic Sewing Machine Building. New
ferk City. II you live at . distance write fer .
S, mptop Blank. Address all letters to { Eas,
t.i street. Once hours to II A. NJ. . TO 4
r. NJ. s to . 2. NJ, daily. Sundays. 10 A. II.
to > r. NJ.
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To Honor "Old Glory

TACOMA. Wash, Oct. 10. -Washington Com
mandery. Military Order Of the Loyal Legion.
last night inausurated a patriotic movement by
the passage OF resolutions ~pledgirg every member
OF the Commandery that In future whenever the
music OF the ''Stsr Spangled Hammer shall be
played every member OF this Commandery pres
ent shall rise to his feet and uncover bis head.
and remain standing until the music ceases.
Every conmand,ry in the United States will be
asked to adopt similar resolutions.
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Fire.g,c.pe Foil and L,ll,an su.,.

Lillian r. Grinhth. fourteen years old. BY her
guardian ad litcm. has brought suit through
Lawyer F. j. Keller. Of the Pulitzer Building.
for 5000 damages against her landlord. bernard
ltosenbaca. 1t Is claimed that on Sept. 4, 1893.
she went on the hre-escape to hing up clothes
ct her home. 20 East one Hundred and Sixth
street. when the escape broke and she was thrown
violently to the ground. She broke her ankle
and fractured her right foot. For this she asks
damages.
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Newsboys Entsrteire1.

The FIRST OF the series OF entertainments ar
ranged for the amusement OF the newsboys at the
Newsboys' Lodging. House had an audience OF 80
youngsters last night. They IauThed at Marshall
r. Wllder's Jokes. cheercd Prof. Mhxwcll's tricks
Of magic. sang with Mr.. Fancher and kept time
to his piano playing. Several of the boys dressed
and hlacked up for some funny sketches that
brought down the house. The performance. which
vas thoroughly enjoyable, CLOSED VITA a pie
eating match which SNOWFALL won.
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color.d Murderer. TAKEN by . Man.

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. is.-Bill Richardson and
Jim Dickson. coIored. were taken from the Jail
at summerville, Ga, Yesterday ny q rnob Of 100
men. This mob carried the prisoners off. and It
Is presumed that they were lynched. The two
men were accessories tn the murder Of Joseph
Hall and the shooting OF Town Marshal Murphy
a few weeks ago.
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sued for HIS chna,s Board.

Suit has been brought by Charles II. Richard
son in the Supreme Court Brooklyn. through his
attorney. Byron p. ~stratton. o: the Pulitzer
building. to recover sT5 from Henry Van Dyck.
Tor board for Marie Van Dycke. the defendants
daughter. eight years old. Van Dyckc says that
!sichardson agreed to keep the child free OF
charge.
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storms Havoc In Msx'co,

:GuADALh JARA, Mexico. Oct. 9Th recent
storm wnich swept along tee Pacific coast west
of here did more damage than at FIRST reported.
The inundations in the Topic territory caused
Thousands OF dollars loss to stockmen and farm
ers. and optire villages We e swept away. The
NUMBER OF lives lost is now placed at $50.
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Opium Factory Uncovered.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l9.-Word has been
received here that the Revenue ofncers have dis
coverei an opium factory at Oakdal-. stanislaus
County. and secured q large quantity Of crude
opium and about LOO tins filled with the drug.
1: Is believed that considerable more opium is
vet TO be found.
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Dreadful PovArty.

(From Llfc.)
Poor Barker; he's disconsolate,"
why So"
Hes lost everything. Can even buy
enough cordage to hang himself"
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Fro John e. CHRISTIAN Dead.

RICHMOND. Va. Oct, s.-John E. Christian
professor of mathematics In the virginia Ani
cultural and Mechanical College. died Id Blacks
burg yesterday. He was q brother OF Rev. VIII
lam H.. Christian. OF tn: Methodist Episeops
Church, South.
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When Baby was sict, We gave her Castora,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
when she became hiss, she chung to castoria,
When abe had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Even Up.

Clerk at the D~esk-This is a bad halt
dollar. sir.
Jones-That's all right. / had a bad
dinner. too.
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No Anti. Pyrine in BRoNo- SELTzER.
Cures NIL headaches, Trial bottle 10 cts. -
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-07-20
~ sensational EuneruI

LANCASTER, Pa, July 12.-The most
SenSa' lonal funeral ever held in this
city, II not in the State, WAS that this
morning Of Daniel :. krider. wife
and TOUR children murdered at Cando.
\. ID 10y Albert BomOerger. The bodies
were lald Idle by S,Je in Risser's men.
Unl'c meeting house in Mount Joy
Township, and as early as & o'clck this
morning when the doors opened a
steady stream Of people poured into
tn" building to get Il look at the mur
d"Ir p"oPIe. Even at / o'clock the
roads leading to the church were filled
with vrmclrs which hy the time an
r!onnced lpr the services filled eyerv
aV"'lD space wlthin half mile of the
church 1t IS estimated that there
were three thousand carriages and fit.
teen thousand persons present. Owing
10 the crowd the services were hsid
Dol n IN and outside the church. The
Jam to get into the building to see the
victims was 50 great that many women
iantrd, those who got among the
crowd were forced in by the press and
me only way Of exit was through tho
window. The bodies were laid side by
side III one grave fourteen feet long
and seven and one half feet wide.
Alter the funeral the great concourse
was fed at the home of the murdered
woman. 8 farther, John II. RIsser, who
liYeS near Dy.