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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
a Soicd Surgeon n,inu.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept PA special to IN,
Constitution from. Rome GA saws th.t
Dr Robert Hattey. the noted surgeon. Is
dying. lie has been uncons cious for Two
dHVs.
Few names stand higher in the wort in
the practice at medicine ana surgery than
~. Eohcit iiarcTs As ofii inatni OF ti.
famous orerutio0 that bears his name. for
tic removal pI the oyaricS. !cm,dyIng tn
Women certain maladrs that were other
wis" incu.Hb!c. he suddenly lcaptd into
wor!d-"ii- fam". lie has been success
iHi In nu.nhcr of difhcuit s'lrrlcal opera
uons. using methods original with himself
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
WASHINGTON NEWS GLEANiNGS
The Consninr Service Placed Under
Modified CiyiI Service

Washington. Sept. 2i.-'rhr ease of John
Sewers the NhSinian who is alleged to
have been expelled from Cuba. has no,
been officially called to the attention OF
the state Dcpni tmont. Personally. MIR
Sowcrs * known to some of the pro,nnon,
officials OF the department. but beyond
ilcafsay statements nothing Is known of
the status OF his case. MIR Sewers Is ,x.
ircted to call on Secretary Dlnov this
week. but az present he liz at his OLD hom,
In Wafrcnton. whittier lie went imin.din-
iclN upon his return from Cuba The
friends OF Mi, Sewers are confident ina:
Il" VIII receive hearty support at the hands
of secretary olney. md ii Is initInutcd
that Secretary Omry VIII grasp the on
portuuity. should the facts as publish
ed, he thoroughly substuntiat.d, TO renew
u" recent vigorous correspondence WITH
ia" Spanish Government that resulted in
III" settlement of the Mora claim.
Gold continues to be withdrawn nt Sew
York FOR export TO Canada IT further shin
mcrt Of $22,col being reported to-day
rnis makes a total of $4,000 OF gold taken
Tor Canada during the past tour days.
The gold RESERVE to-day AT the lose Of bust
MSS iS $9i.lS5.3 .333
Secretary Olury this; morning received i
cable from Ambassador f.ugtis nnuuuu-
'hg The arrival NJ Pnrisycs Yesterday %!
tie family uf cN-Cousul Waller. The dis
patch says Mrs Waller has decided not
TO Sisi, her husband. II is Impossible t.
cnrag" passaE" before October IND. bu,
Mt Eustis says she will sail on that day
iot America ON the steamer Amsterdam
In accord ln," with the terms of the pr ,-
81; nation of the President published yoa-
tcidu%. placing th" consular service under
Il mo.iilod civil service, Secretary Oluc@
today de 'igHatad tn" board whose duty Il
snail be To conduct the necessary cNami-
nations These members will be the thii.i
Assistant Secretary OF state, the Solicitor
ul th" Department ana the chic, of tho
Consular RuT.uu, OF the persons for the
time being discharging the duties of those
oin'oiS Tn" regulations prescribed hy
Secretary OlncN provide for The examine
tons To bo held at The State Department
and these questions ana answers In writ
INK except whct' spec iilcaily dcsIcnations
when stcEorraphci VIII report the pro-
c""diugs. Among the more Important
h'itcrs upon which the viii Lc examined
al" the following: General education, in
olidiuE Knowledge ui languuEcs. business
training and - pori"nCr the countiy IN
which i';r consul or commercial agent is to
reside. Its "uN"rnmcnt, chici magistrate.
geographical FEATURES, etc. commercial
Intel, curse aud relation with the Unitci
states; The "NcQuatur, It's nature ana use.
functions of a consul or con incrclmi agent
minister on Ambassador; United States
merchant N'ssris IN foreign ports, etc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

Madrid. September - a special to
the impartial from Havana says that
Saturday last a force of 900 rebels sur
priscd Il party of thirtY-six government
troops. under capt RceStera at Palma
Sofa. in the Saguu district The SOL
dierS made a stout resistance, but were
oVcrpow"rcd by numbers and twenty
killed. Capt Rocstcra and the remain
Ing sixteen OF the party succeeded in
making their escape
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
The National Len.ue Gnmes.

At lirooklyu:
brooklyn ........3 ] 90 . xii l3 O
sioston ..........O | . o 0 o O. 10 3
hattcros-A bbcy and Grim; Stivetts
and Ryan. tGame called on account Of
daTkncss).
At Baltimore:
Baltimore ......0 03 IL II L
Philadelphia 20 3 0 0 o o 4 o % IA z
hattcrics-M cMahon and Robinson;
orth and Clements. Game called on
account of darkncSs).
At Washington:
Washington ......0 900 o 2-5 10 L
New York ........1 l O20 0 2-6 5
Observation-Disclosures ana Mcclure; Clark
aud Doyle Game called on account of
darkncSs).
At louisville:
Louisville ...O O2o1oo2 o-5 10 6
PittSburS ......0 . y 0 4 X---7 Z 2
Hattcrlcs-M cDermott and Spies;
Foreman ana Mack.
AZ St Louis:
St. Louis. 10 0 0OOOl-1 5 G
Cincinnati 80 4 ! 0 O4 Ill Is 3
Batteries * issinEer and Miller:
Rhines and Vaughan.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
The Island OF Muda.nscnr.

Paris, Sept 2i-The Figaro says that
President i'amc has summoned Gen
Deshordcs To the palace of the Elysec
TO confer with him in regard to the mill
tary operations in Madagascar
NJ. GIanddicr president of the Mad
aGascar Committee. has advised the
Cabinet TO establish an effective pro-
tcctordtc over the Island of Madagas-
car. totally dcbarrnG foreign intcrfer-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

New York Sept 24-The following
cahlegram has been received at thc
New York Yacht Clubhouse:
Newmarket, Sept. a.
j V. S. Oddi, Secretary. New York
iach cub. New York:
four message received / confirm
personally Challange sent thrnn,sh
Royal Victoria Club in my name. con-
iirmatory letter viii follow immediate
~ ana make no restrictions as to con
dltlonS CHARLES ROSS ''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
The Nashville cub p.rcn,cn

Richmond. Va, Sept 24-The Nash
Vile club of the Southern Lcapun n,I
IN" Richmond club, Of the Virginia
STATE League. met here this afternoon I'm
Il contest for the championship Of the
South The locals won in a cantcr. ana
but FOR the Intervention of darkness i'm
the ninth inning the Nashville club
would have been shut out. The score
X. H. T..
Richmond "a o 6 o 0 ! O--lG II |
Nashville 30 0 o 0 . 0 0 ga s
Batteries -Tannehill and Foster: Her
man and Swecny
We are sole agents for the Youman
Hat. Goldman q: IIofheimo"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

Syracuse, ~ Y, September 24.-The
New York Central has again broken the
record for fast time. This morning a
special, consisting of three coaches.
drawn by No. 1893, left Albany at c
o'clock and arrived at S:l2. making the
run OF las miles in I32 minutes This
beats the worlds record for this dis
tance.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

Nearly everyone needs good tonic at
TINS season. Hoods Sarsaparilia iS ef.t,T
true tonic and blood purifier
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

Newest Discovery'--cxt teeth; no
pain. y. Y. D. Rooms. l02 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

Havana, sept. A-Reports have been
received here that Col. Hernandez. com
innnuins the Government troops i'm tie
SaEua District. overlook a band of re.
bells near Caridi ana defeated them
t'uiSWlhE them he attacked them again
al lihaho. taking thre" prisoners ana
capturing 4 quantity of horses. arms
ammunition. ntr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25

Gold continues to be withdrawn at %cw
York Tor export TO Cauada, 1t further ship
mrrt of S22'.o"l being reported to-day
fnis makes total of $4,000 of gold taken
Tor Canada during the past Tour days.
The gold RESERVE to-day at the Ioac of bust
MSS H. So 49, 333
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-25
Foreign Telegraph inflammation.

Berlin, Sept. q Tho Koenfgslorg
HrItUhg asserts that the Car is about
10 pay a visit to the Kaiser "a, pon,ir'
tell. and. therefore, Il strong military
nHard viii b" thrown around that place
tn" paper ALLEGES that the visit Of th,
RUSSIAN Emperor was planned bv ~.
Chancellor. Prince Won HuncnIoho
whil" on his recent visit to st. Peters
burg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10

A Wilmington preacher recently dellv.
cred a sermon in which he discussed the
reasons men absent themselves from
church and In his discourse charged the
saloon Sabbath breaking gambling and
Kindred evils with being the great pre-.
ventative to the religious habits on the
part OF the whole population.
While all that was said about those evils
was doubtless true yet there ARE many
men who neither drink nor gamble and
lead very circunspeot lives who are not
church goers. This class Ia by no moans
causes than thoae alleged keep men from
regular attendance upon the house OF
worship.
1t might be profitable for Christian
ministera to make Investigations into
the reason OF this neglect of the means of
religion. We believe the cause of this is
largely the fault Of tho churches. OF late
strict Interpretation or Bible doctrine and
the church has permitted the world to
drive II from some OF thase positions by
Its cry for liberal thought go called;
while q decidedly worldly element has
been permitted to creep into the church
and In large measure dictate tts methods
and leayen it's thought.
Church members are not held tn the
strict accountability that on1s marked
religious bodies and with 1t has come a
decadence 10 life that has brought many
church mem 9ers Into merited contempt.
The world has broken down the barrier TO
membership M and turns and Indicates tho
weakness that permitted this to be done.
Mon will 20 whsre they lind other men
dead In earnest. and whom the churches
show TINT they are really anxious to save
the great mass of people 1t will ba quite
unnecessary to preach sermons on ..Why
men don't go to churen."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.


The BehrfnE SEE Award to be Again the
Subject OF Investigation.
WAsHINeToN, Dec. 10.-The feature OF
the senate yesterday was a speech by Sem
ator Morgan, ~ Alabama, chairman of
the COMMITTEES on foreign relations, and o
member OF tho Parts Behrinr sea tribunal,
upon resolution offered by him Inst week
instructing the foreign rotations commit
tee 70 investigate the question of the liza
biiity of the United States for the seizures
oI Brftish ships in Behring sea In 1890. Mr..
Morgan took the position in the last con-
grsss that the settlement of these claims
by ihe payment of q lump sum of $425, 900,
hs recommended by the president, was
neither wise nor proper. His remarks ON
that occasion were the subject of some sar-
castle comment from the British arnbassa-
dor here in the latter's official rorreapond-
encc with Lord Kimberly. That corre-
'spondencc was printed recently from the
British blue book, and most OF Mr. Nor
gan's speech yesterday was devoted to pay
ing his respects to Sir Julian Pauncefote.
His resolution was unanimously adopted
ut the conclusion Of his speech.
The house held another short session,
and devoted most of its time to discussing
the appointment of house officers. Reso-
lutions were presented by the Republicans
calling for the correspondence in the
Waller case; for lists OF pensioners who
have been stricken from the rolls since
March 4, 1893, or reduced, and for Secre-
tary Smiths reasons for an order affect
ing the action Of the land Office In connec-
tion with the pcrfecting of titles TO Pacific
railroad grant lands in Utah and Nebraska
but all were objected to by Democrats.
An effort to have printed in The Record
the memorial of the National Wool Grow
ers' association for higher rates met the
Rame fate
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10

Oliver Ely. residina near Granogue. was
greatly surprfsed on Saturday evening by
large number of his friends. 1t being
his nineteenth birthday. The evening
was spent In playing parior games, and
music was furnished by Niles BESSIE
Chandler. Adelins Wood ward. Oliver Ely
and Warren Diiworth. After refresh.
ments were served. and the guests re.
worth played one of his favorite pieces
on the piano, ard Arthur Car rpeEtor sang
solo. Mr.. Carpenter. IKE HE brother
william. 10 an excellent singer and his
SINGING was admired by all. The guests
then eeperted wishing Mr.. Ely many
more years Of happiness.
among those present were the Misses
Leda Chandler. Bessie Chandler, Adelino
Wood ward, Emma Dllworth, Mr.. Arthur
En gone Woodward. Oliver Ely, Pouiaon
Handler, William Carpenter and William
Woodward Jr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10

NEW YoRK, Dec. io.-Yesterday closed
the third week OF tho housesmiths' strike,
and added 400 men to the ranks of the strik-
ers. Sympathetic strikes were begun by
the piusterers, laborers, elevator construct
ors, painters, carpenters and electric wire
men employed on number of buildings
now in course of construction. A third
member of tho Iron League, the jackson
architectural iron works, Is involved in the
strike. They agreed to take sub contracts
from j. B. and j. NJ. Cornell The sym
pathetic strikes, although apparently
aimed at the Jacksons, have really been
directed against J. M. Cornell, president
of the Iron League.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
rHE NEWS IN rHTLADELpHrA.
@osslp as to Who May Succeed the Re-
firing Senator,

@ossip as to Who May Succeed the Re-
firing Senator.
PHiLAUELPHIA, Dec. 10.--The announce
undt by Senator Cameron that he would
mot be a candidate for reelection, when 1t
reached the Republican leaders in this city,
while not entirely unexpected, naturally
evoked comment. The question Of the
successionis Of very widespread interest,
and will arouse interest in every section of
ths state. For some time 1t has been re.
ported that Mr.. George S. Graham would
be q candidate for the Office, and In such
bysnt would probably receive the support
of the state administration. Some months
ago Senator Quay, in discussing the sub
5ecs, announced that in the event of Cam
pron's retirement he would endeayor to
help j, Hay Brown, Of Lancaster, into the
seat
In addition TO the names above men
tioned as aspirants for senatorial honors
and who are talked of in connection with
tho Cameron succession arc ex- Lieutenant
Governor Louis A. Watrss of Lacka-
wanna county, State Senator Boies Pen.
rose and Charles Emory Smith.
1t is believed that the Quay people or
some Of them, have known of Cameron's s
Intentions for some time. The day after
ehe election, while the Quay party was in
Washington preparatory to starting for
she south, Secretary Frank Willing Leach
gave ont remarkable interview on the
Benatorship. He discussed the candidates
likely to como forward If senator Cameron
should not desire reelection, and he
named the following rs most likely to be
seriously considered; John Wanamaker,
Boise Pcnrose, William Potter and George
.. Graham. This interview created good
aeal of comment at tho time
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
Dear santa oIsu.:--I wish YOU would

Dear Santa Claus:--I wIsh you would
bling me writing desk. piano. some
candy and lot OF nuts. and dear little
brother Charlie wants q blackboard and
watch that will run and keep time. He
don't wunt no tin ono either. He also
wants some candy AND a lot OF nuts. / do
not not expect TO get oil want. neither does
charlie, bnt We thought We would ask.
You're trciy. PEARL WRATHERBY.
Wilmington. Dsl Dec. Q, 1895.
Dckr Kris Kringie:-I was very much
plehsed with whDt you brought me last !
Christmas and Will be more so IL you will
bring me what ask for this conling onB.
would like ring. doll school bag and a
pair OF kid gloves. Please do not forget
the poor orphan children. / Will close, as
Ihave nothing fnoIe to say.
EDIrH BLAcKBURN
1929 Lombard street.. Z
Guycncoart, Del. Dec o.
DEAR KRIas--I am q little girl nine years
old. would like to have u doll, one that
carries oid ring. bottia Of cologne, new
pair OF Shoes. q new!dress. q story book.
have little brothur. and he would like
you TO bring him some nannas aud candy.
Good bye. Your lite friend,
JENNIE r. Ecron.
Wilmington. Del.
Dear Loving Old Kriss:--Please sendsme
q little prayer book and q hymn book anu
a testament and some candy and o doll, q
school bag and q pair OF rubber boots and
please heip the poor little orDhans chat
hasn't got no father aud mother TO eco
after thoin and God will reward you u
you do. May God bless all OF you peopley
guess Old Krlss Is a Republicans; my
father is strong Republican and says
may God bless all OF you dear people aud
may kinley or Roed get to be President.
Dear Old Kriss please do excuse my writ
Ing am good little girl 20 to Sunday /
school anu tend mt church regular. am
eleven years. old. lIys at 80 East 22nd
street. PIease cepy this In the good old
Republican paper that always has a good
naine. Three cheers for the REPuBLIctN
kiss Tor Old Krisss From ANNA DAVIS ON
SO East 2snd Street. Z
Wilmington. Del
Dear Santa Claus;-Please brlnE me
pair OF gloves and niue story book q
nice hat to keep MY cars warm a pair oil
horse lines and fish horn some candy
and some nice nuts from Santa Claus i
am q little boy 10 years old
LAWRENCE EMORY SuroR.
4S Isast 22nd street.
Dear Old Santa Caus:--I nm a little boy
years old will you bring me pair OF
gloves n horse q picture book, soma
and some candy and nice cop and u pair
OF horse lines. Good by daar loving
Santa Claus. WILFoRD suroR,
43 East 23nd stleet.
Daar Santa Claus:-I am little boy 22
months Old. l cannot write myself and
my brother writes for me. Please bring
me set OF blocks, q doll baby, and a cap.
some candy. and oranges and stiek OF
peppermint candy. lam going to havea
tree and don't forget to trim 1t. 1 am
little boy, GEORGE SUToR,
48 East end street.
Dear Old Santa Claus l have some
friends living in Stanton. Del, please
don't forget them. Lille Bennett and
Norma Bennett. So are they going to
have treo~A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10

MANCHESTER, N. H., Dec. 10-Dr. J. @.
Moore, expresident of the Peoples Fire
Insurance company, now in the hands of
a receiver, ex-president of the Derryfield
Savings bank, and of the Commonwealth
National bank, both of which went to the
wall about two years ago as a result of al
legged misnlanagemcnt and tho misappro-
priation of funds, was yesterday surren-
dered by his bondsmen and placed in the
custody of Sheriff Daniel #. Haley. Dr.
Moore is under indictment for alleged
frauds in connection with tho manage
ment of the Derry field Savings bank, the
indictments having been found two years
ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
May be a Double Murderer,

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Dec, io.-M G. Judd,
the Pittsbnrg and Lake Erie telegraph
operator, jailed here on Friday for the
murder of Henry HUFF, at Mahoningtown n,
may yet have to answer for second mnr.
M. EARLY Friday morning, before Judd
y seen Hull, he had quarrel with BEN
1amin Pitzer, of Mahoningtown. Pltzer
had hammer in his pocket, and during
the quarrel Judd seized 1t and struck Pit
Eer q blow on the head. Pitzer Is reported
In q critical condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
WIN vote in Favor Of New York.

ROCHESTER, Dec 10. - An Associated
Press reporter saw William A. Suther-
land, New York's representative in the
Republican national committee, and asked
him what position he had determined to
take ON the matters in dispute as to the
place of tho next Republican national con-
vention The committeeman from tho
Empire state said he should vote and work
in favor OF New York city. The commit
teman said his impression was that the
main fight would bo between Chicago and
New York with the chances somewhat in
favor Of the former
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
CAMERON TO RETIRE
The Pennsylvania Senator VIII
Not Seek a Re-election.
eossIP As TO HIS SUCCESSOR.

DIsfrict Attorney Graham, y. II. Brown.
Louis A. watrss, Charles Emory Smith.
John wansmaker, William Potter and
Hpies Penrose .sIentionedv for the Place.
WARRINGTON, Dec I0.--There was gen
srai surprise in political circles when.
United States Senator J. Donald Cameron
made the public announcement that under
no circumstances would he be candidate
for re-election to the senate. His term ex-
pires In time for him to come before the
legislature to be elected in November Of
next Year. He made the announcement
In a letter addressed to State Senator Nc
Carrell, OF Harrisburg, which letter has
been made public.
Speaking OF his letter Senator Cameron
said; "My intimate friends have known
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10

Would you not find valuable friend
In ono who read everything AMI was able
to tell you the worth of every book Such
a friend Ia rare among moEtais; might
be tedious withnl
THERE'S one such friend among the
magazines -"Book News 1t Is In its
fourteenth gear OF this service, aud it
gtveA the Information pleasantly. with
much more besides of Kindred interest TO
every lover of books. The December
number consists OF IA pages agloW with
news of Christmas books and bright with
pictures from them. No bias. no favorlt.
tsm-just BOOK neWa. 90 number 900 q
year
years subscription Will be charming
gift for young or oid-no matter what
else you give. Book Newsn stands alone
In this country. No other publication
takea It's place. JOHN WANANAKER,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
Madrid want. erunIclpaI ner.rr

MADRID, Dec. 1o.-A gigantic demon
stration took place here yesterday against.
the abuses Of the municipal administra-
tion Of Madrid. The gathering took place
on the Plaza del Toros. All the shops
were closed, and the infantry and cavalry
of the garrison were held in readiness for
action, but there were no disturbances
Ex.Premier Sagastn, the Marquis al Vega,
the Liberal Carlist and Republican sena-
tors and deputies and numbers of poll
tieians, mobiles, ecelcsiastics and merchants
were present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10

PHTSIX, Md, Dec. 10-Miss Maude
Medairy, aged 49, whose parents live at
this place, was instantly killed yesterday
afternoon by a freight train while trying
20 cross the trucks of the Northern Central
railway. The yonng woman and her sis
ter, Pearl aged II, had been driving, and
were returning home when the vehicle in
which they rode was struck by the train at
. crossing Maude was thrown under the
wheels and almost ground to pieces. Pearl
was badly injured, but will recover The
young women have been prominent in the
society in which they moved
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10
Mary ri,urman,s RIeh str,,<..

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec 1o-The report
Is verified that Mary Thurman, the dis
carded daughter of ex- Senator Thurman,
the ''old Roman" has made the richest
gold strike known i'm any of the desert
camps for years. Mary Thurman has
been three times married and twice d.
vorced, her first husband being Lieutenant
Cowles, now United States naval attache
in London. AT tho slime OF her first mar
riage she was a leading belle of Washing
ton Her last marriage was with Bug
Holiday. the hasehallist
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-10

PHILLIPsBURG, N. j., Dec. 10-The body
of an unknown nged woman found ON
Marble Hill, near this place, two weeks
ago, is believed to be that of Sarah Ross,
Of Belyidere, who has been missing that
length of time. She was quite wealthy.
and is said to have had largo sum of
money in her possession when she disap.
peared. 1t il feared that she met with
foul play, md Prosecuting Attorney
Stryker has ordered an investigation The
body will be exhumed and removed to