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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

ment officials have been SO anxious to
locate for some days past. IL now lying
snugly alongside the United States reve-
nue. cutter Boutwell, In the savannah
river.
The Amadis passed Tybee at o'clock
this afternoon and steamed boldly up
the river. The government officials were
awaiting her arrival. When she arrived
opposite the custom-houss she was board
ed by the boarding officer, who ordered
her. according 10 Instructions, to drop
anchor alongside the Boutwell,, which was
done. CollectOr-of- Gus toms Beckwith and
Special Agents Macatee and
Iarrelson went aboard AT once The
yachts papers were examined ana foun1
TO be correct: A search was made tor
arms and other ccntraband goods, but
nothing whatever OF a compromising ma
ture was found. The yacht was pretty
well out OF coal and provisions on account
Of her long trip down.
CAPTAIN Weed and his officers seemed
very much surprised at the action OF the
government officials. and professe4 entire
ignorance Of any sinister designs on the
part of the Charterers of the yacht. They
expected To meet Borden and Mantell at
Savannah. they said, whore they would
receive further instructions. They, eX-
pocted to 20 from here on a cruise down
the Florida coast and among the west
Collector BeckwIth is satisfied that Cap
tain Weeds statements are true, ana that
he had no connection with any conspi,
racy. Captain Weed said he understood
the yacht was charto a for pleasure
cruise, and that II she prot ed satisfactory
the Mantens would purchase her. lie hai
special instructions from the owner. Mr.
Kimball OF Cleveland, O.. not 10 allow
any contraband goods OF any kind aboard
the vessel. Tclegrams were awaiting
Captain Weed here from Mr.. kimball
stating that tho charter had heen for
feited. and ordering him to return to New
York at once.
Captain Weed seemed very much sur
pristd when told OF the seizure OF arms
aboard the Lagonia az Fernandina, and
hurried 10 purchase the newspapers con-
tanning the accounts lie had stormy
weather all the way down, and had heard
nothing Of the furore created by the La
gOuda at Ferrandina.
Captain Weed. his mate. and first en-
gincSr are from ROckland. Ne. The other
seven members Of the crew are all FOR,
rignera. and were brought to Rocklani
from New York by Borden and Manteli.
The yacht will probably be allowed TO
return to New York in a day or two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
Peabody Memorial.

\ meeting ip the interests ~ the cele-
hration OF tn lc,h anniversary ~ tho
birth OF George Peabody viii De- held At
the Richmond High school this afternoon
at 20 O'Clock The splendid work done
FOR the South by this phianthrcplc gem
tleman can never be- too highly appre-
ciated. His GIT mt a real need. and
has been of ncalculahle benefit - the
south. Hon. J. H. NJ curry viii make an
address on the occasion. ard others VIII
perhaps take part I'm the exercisoa l. Is
earn. .stly hoped that A large number VIII
be- present. An Interested 10 educational
movements anl an who are disposed -
do honor ~ our generous ana noble iricn1
are cordially invited To- att M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

pr.yates Cavcdo. Myers. scott. ana v,,.
news. company c-CorpOrai gti,~s,s
company D-Sergeants LifYssy SnH Wi.
son. Privates Clark. Fnssol TSnn,,"0.,u. VIZ
Taylor, and sharpley comueny h psos. AZ
teant Mitchell, Corporal Pre-. p,t,a,s-
Fox. Manneschmidt, and Newms, cov.,
PAM F-Sergeant Johnson. Drum. CO.
SefHoant Eddins. and Musician NJ,
thcws. The gold badge for he hss, ',~'- ~
der was won by Sergeant n 4, N,s,,
rier. or company =, and tho geli b,a,,,
- the best recruit vas cantn,.1 ~,
frlvate L. j: johnson. ~ COMPANY - ~
The second award-god badgs =,
company showing the best averase a. a.,
tendance AZ drills. parades. ari tsS,ee-
hons, this badge 20 be worn by tho 49,
commissioned officer OF sail comn.ny
who shall BE- best Informed as -
duties required OF company non-cofr,n,i.
stoned officers 50 long n he shall rent,
n member ot this rcgimcnt tho had. s1.
De returned 90 the company c0nfnanaer
when said non.commiss.onsd onicsr $50,
he discharged nom service-was won -
Company \, although the Drum s-r..
received the highest Per cont.
The following was tho standing .,
respective companies and daraif .-.r,.
for the year; Field and s,aa. "
cent; Company \, $50. Company " a..
company 9, e3E. Company ID q "A.
Company II. %. Company +. 3: Hosnitai
Corps. $50; Drum CORPS. - 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
SOLDIER LADS GIVEN MEDALS.
Annual Competition and Drill Of tn" firss
Regiment Last Night.

The annual competition for medals III
the First Regiment was held az the
Armory last night. and the attendance
was larger than 1, has been At any resi-
mental assembly for some time. Coionei
Jones being detained on account or busl-
ness Lieutenant Colonel Phillips was IN
ac,sS ns adtf,tsnt. The men looked very
soIdisrly in their new. wcil-httins blouses,
lust issued. and they treated ineIr auIl-
snce. among whom were many ladies' 10
an excellent exhibition of drilling.
,,srbers of the regiment werc awarded
medals. they having ,eceivet io prr,
cent. in attendance: Non-cominis
stafs-Sergesnts Hickok. Ncore. overton.
Rraker. and Bug,er Hickman. S,h'psny
A-Sergean's Ramsetter. Baptst S2s-
moral Mstzger, Pr.yates Evans and fair-
lamb. Company B-Sergean's paesnsrry'
Northern. Garner. CorporAi Chapn~i''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
judaism and rnitariaplsm

The Rev. DR. NJ. II. Harris delivered
an able and eloquent lecture on "Juda
ism ard Unltari9nism" before a larra
audience at the Theatre last night M.
lecture, which was impressiyeiy dellyor-
ed, evlnced vast amount OF erudi 'u,
and research. and was throughout force.
ful, logical, and admirably expressed.
Briefly the learned Doctor spoke ~ the
similarity between Judaism sni tnita-
riansm. and az 20 the possible amalga-
nation OF the two rnonothetstic religions.
He said that the Jow .sh Church wOnli
gladly welcome tho lnitarans ~ its
fold. hut that Il would be az impossible
for the Jewish Church to give up any
Of It's tenets in favor Of the Unitarian.
az IL would for the ocean to TOW back
% it's tributaries. Dr. Harris then gaya
an entertaining sketch ~ the his'og q
OF both faiths drew comparisons hs-
tween them. AMI pail 4 very higa trl-
butte TO the scholarly Attachments OF
such prominent Onitlri1ns "a CLAIMING.
Martinelu. and Parker he closed his
interesting lecture with a brilliant pero-
ration with view to the irclkins
down OF the barrier now existing be.
tween the two Cr,sds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
Mrs. Potter at the Academy.

"Francfllon," comedy by Alex7nder
Dumas els. was presented AZ the Acat'my
last night before snail audience. The
play hrisfirs with sfrong situations. anl
the dialogue IS tr.te and Interesting,
but it was so =. Orly acted ilst u,ent
by the putfer-noliew Company as -
become entirely uucouyinc.ng alm1si IN
sipd. MIS-. Potter Is happily restored u
health. and as IL IS said that tho plays
she VII essay to-day Camille" al the
matinee and Charlotte ioriay" TO-
night -iispi.r her ability anl that ~ her
company 10 the great q advantage. II
may set be- proved that the engagement
has rs artistic compeusatlons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

The icc which formed on the several
lakes aud ponds around the ciiy during
tho recent. cold snap has melted row,
and The hopes - the "skat0flal" en.hu1l.
dsts are banishcl.
Several gentlemen more intrepid than
the majority 0f those who possess skates
ventured on the thin crystal sheet az nc
Reservoir Monday night. and one ~ her
number went through and narrowly ere
caped drowning Several minor accidents
occurred there yesterdly. but no one -
ceiyed more than n ducking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
WEST VIRGINIA DEBT QUESTION.
House Unnnirnously Declines to Enter
Into Negotiations with Virginia

CHARLESTON. W. VA. January l5.-
Especial The House Of Delegates to-day
passed the following resolution. offered
by Mr.. ComestOn:
Resolved by the Legislature OF West
Virginia. That this Legislature hereby
declines 20 enter into any negotiations
with the debt commissioner or commits
sion appointed under a joint resolution
adopted by the General Assembly OF
Virginia IN the month OF March. 1884,
looking to any settlement OF the debt
question on the basis set forth In the
said Joint resolution"
I, was adopted unanimously. The res
olution Will come up for consideration
I'm the Senate tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
IMPEACHMENT Of RlCKS.
Conclusion of the House Committee Fa-
voring It-Action Non-Partisan.

WASHINGTON. January 15-The House
Judiciary Committee. after fve-hours'
session to-day. decided, at ten minutes
past o'clock, TO report a resolution Ia
NOring the Impeachment Of Judge Kicks.
The vote was : 10 i. and was not party
vote. Six OF the seven members who
voted for Impeachment are Democrats
Culbcrson Of Il Xas Roatner OF Louisiana,
DeArmOnd Of Missouri, Lane OF Illinois.
Bailey OF Texas. and Stockiale Of Missis-
sippi. The seventh man voting for inn
parchment was Updegraf. OF Iowa (Re-
puhlican). The six members voting III the
negative were Powers OF Vermont, Ray
of New York. Childs OF Illinois, Broderick
of Kansas CRepublicans). and Goodnight
Of Kentucky, "A Democrat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
Smitten by Cold or Damp,

The kidneys become sore and cease to act
properly. Relieve thsir distress and set
Them In vigorous motion with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. and all will be we'll.
Otherwise. apprehend Brights disease.
diabetes, or albumlnuria. all dangerous
maiadies. Malaria. dyspepsia. constipa-
tion. biliousness. and nervousness all yield
to this benignant and agreeable medici.
nal agent. which promotes appetite and
gain In vtgor and flesh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

OF the Capitol, and were brief. At the
conclusion OF the ceremonies at the porti-
co the party adjourned to the Senate
chamber. where observation-disclosures
elect Lyons was induc;ed into office. The
new Governor made brief
address, and the party resumed their
carriages and entered the great parade.
leaving the procession at a reviewing
stand opposite the Executive Mansion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
TRAGEDY IN BALTIMORE.
Prominent Cltizen md His Young wife
Killed.

BALTIMORE. MD. January b
Thomas Whitrdge and his young wlfe
were almost instantly killed this morn.
inf at their home IA West Biddle street
"iAic fleeing from flames which enve,oped
tie structure.
Ihry were awakened about O'Clock
Dy q policeman. who had discovered fire
~ thc rear part Of the house. Mr. and
Mfs Nhltrtdge were on the second floor
ala Tried " escape by the stairway, but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

A meeting Il IL stockho.iera OF NE
r ~ pukinton Company "as held yestrr'
dsy AZ the Office o. me COMPANY, ~
east cary street. There vas 40 chahs.
I'm the officers exc.n % Mr.. H. IL. LlGhu,oI
was elected yice-pr"sitent % slcc'fa lns
late Mr. Louis de Fernex. deceased Ihs
onalrs OF the company were i3uni 20 p,
in good condition. tne o1i..t t.s ~
Of their celebrated brand. "SrD's shy
Tlowers." being .o0oj pounds IN excess u
1sQf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
why n Bin Has Not Beon Served In North
Carolina for Violation of tho Law.

WINSTON, y. c., January l5.-(Special)
District-Attorney Glenn was seen in his
Office this morning and asked his opinion
OF the editorial in the New York World
OF January 18th. which stated that Attor-
ney-General Olney had interfered with
Mr.. Glenns bill of Indictment against
the American Tobacco Company for doing
n trust business In North Carolina Mr.
the editorial were not strictly true. He
said that some time In the fall OF 1893 he
was requested by the Attorney-General to
make a report In regard to trusts, etc, In
this district: that in the fall Of 1891 he
went to see the Attorney-Gener with
the view OF itdicting the American To-
bacco Trust for its Illegal conduct in
the Attorney-General to serve n bill IL
they were violating the law: that he drew
n bill. but could not get II prepared by
the October Court at Greensboro. and
carried II in person TO the Attorney-Gen-
eral with the request that he examine
IL and make any corrections that he
thought best
THOUGHT 1T BEST NOT
Afterwards he saw the Attorney Cen
erai and they thought II best not to
serve the bill during the heated cam
paign then in progress in North Carolina; !;
and after the election still held IL up TO
see the decision IN the Indictment against
the Sugar Trust, which involved many
charges similar 20 those made In the bill
Dlstrict-Attorney Glenn says there Is no
court in this district until April LIST. when
he expects 10 serve the bill. with the ap-
prevail Of the Attorney General. and Will
push Il to a hearing. This. he says. Is a
correct statement OF the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
THE ALLEGED FlLlBUSTERINc.
Yacht Amadis Arrives at savannah-ficr
Papers Correct.

WASHINGTON, January l5-At the
Treasury Department the alleged eNpedi-
ton Of the Baracon. Amandis. and
Lagonda TO some southern country with
alleged arms aboard is not considered
seriously. None OF these vessels have
been SEIZED though one or two OF them
have been unoficaliy held at Fernandina.
Fla. to await further examination Of
suspicious circumstances. II Is probable
that after to-day all the vessels viii
proceed on their way without further
molestation by the FEDERAL authorities.
THE AMADIS APPEARS.
SAVANNAH GA January l5.--The
steam yacht Amadis, which the govern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
Young Vaughan's Serious Accident.

AMTLIA COVNTHOISE. n. Jlnu-
ary l5.-(Special) Young Mr.. Nrgic Y.
Vaughan. OF this county. was standing
On an icc-ponl Yesterday when Il COM
radc rushed up behind and struck him
IN the bach, which threw him To the
ice. striking his head. causing violent
concussion OF the brain. and rendering
him srus-lcss. lie has been unconscions
since the fall. and his condition is sim
very critical.
Mrs Fur.uson. the wife OF Rev. Rich
ard Furguson, of this place. continues
puita in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

PIERRE. $. d. January 15.-In execi-
tive session yesterday the LEGISLATURE
agreed 20 pass bills authorizing the Al
torucv-G neral 10 employ detectives 10
md the abscoudinG State Treasurer. There
hrs been a susniclon In ths minds OF the
officials that TAYLOR sailed from New YORK
On the Persian Monarch. the captain OF
Which Is TaNlors hrOther-in-law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
The Ladies' Get the Armory.

AZ n meeting last night OF tho Council
Committee on Grounds and Buildings ths
use OF the Regmental Armory was
granted for two nights during FsbruaTY
for the proposed enterisinment 70 d. gwen
by that organization. Some impr0yemnts
were ordered at the SeabroOk warehouse.
and the usual routine business was dis.
posad Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
Train Wreck nj Rocky Mount, y. E.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. January b
(SpecialD This evening at o'clock four
cars and tender Of a freight train going
north were dcrailcd within 30 yards or
he station. one car and tender are badly
wrecked and the track demolished. NO
one WAS Injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

No dresser IS complete without n bottle
OF Quratoi Face Wash. 1t is unexceIlei
N toilet requisite. IL removes all
roughness of the skin. Keeps II soft and
plant, and In healthy condition. Large
pint bottles. " cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
I, ,h. Baby 4. Cutting Teeth.

>. sure and use tnat old and ~eii-.r'e'
,emedy Mrs. Winslo~s SOoihlng'syryp
for children tee,hins. II soo,hes 'h' S-s. sn.n
.ostens So the gums. alays All pam, sU,, ~,
w.nd-collc, and IS the best temsaS ~
s,,rrhoea. twenty-five cents oo'ss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
AssICnment- Richmond Creditors.

pANNILLE VA. January l5.-(SpeciaD
Gardner 4 Ninth. general commission
merchants. made an assignment this af-
ternoon To G. w. Throckmorton, trust q.
Liabilities. 81 63o Al. assets, stock. etc.
Two Richmond houses mentioned among
The creditors are Richmond Ced3r-Works.
Si0G5. Southern Manufacturing Company,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

The reference 10 Dr. Curry IN the D'
patch yesterday IN connection with
patent medicine Advertisement was VII 'y
unauthorized by him. The Dispatch very
much regrets the appearance of the ad'
yrrtfsemcnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

pANVILLE VA. January l5.-(Special)
Information has just been received mere
of the death OF John ). Park. the well
Springs in Caswell county. y. G. lie
dicl II pneumonia at an early hour this
morning at his residence. nine miles from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

NEW YORK January 15.-The Regis
tfar of vital Statistics reported twelve
deaths from grip this morning. There
officials though, the cold weather had
PLAYED havoc with the disease. T0-day's
record cast gloom over the department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

We will ,nves, money for parties nAs,o ssoi
money 10 lend on real estate or oa So
coilatersls. -nvpANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
Inauguration Of Hastings.

HARRISBURG. PA. January i5..Gene-
raj ID. II. Hastings was inaugurated Gov
'ernor OF PENNSYLVANIA at noon to-day.
The inaugural ceremonies took place on
q decorated platform st the west port'co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

Save money. save health. save time by
buying DIR. ID. Jayne's Expectorant II
you have a cough Of any kind. 1t is very
useful In whoopinS cough aud Group
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
phti,,p.' Dixestibie Cocoa

PhtIIIps' D1Ses"" :.
"a NOR, delicious in taste and sf0w r,ors
,ss oroees, /, Is prspsrsL Is reoisssa '' ~,
nourisrine and more easily ds'
,,har nrsparstlon Of COCOA OF ch'o"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

.xeosrrxI prrrxss arc Gu dorssa BY 'h' 49,
medical authorities hero and n 1a'op =, s.mmsr
ysu,,vs and cure Of hAlArsA ana - -. ,Oo1
Di,s..s> Keep 10 In Jour houses
ar,asins water sad ~ esAs< bsvssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

". Will allow per cent iniefeE On
money depgs.tci with Us, e..hes sA''' %
long time ,<,,o,,p.Ny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
TWENTY BELOW AT THE WARM.
Heavy Snow-Drlfts at Some Points-Roads
Almost lmpassable.

WARM SPRINGS. VA, January l5.-
(Saecial.)-The thermometer at Warm
Springs stood % degrees below zero on
Sunday morning. An additional fall OF
snow on Saturday has driftcd heavily,
being Al some points level with the tops
OF the fences. \ wagon loaded with mer-
ch1ndise for POcahontas county passed
through heye last week, having spent Two
and 4 half days in the TRIP from Miliboro'
II this point. distance OF fifteen miles
The roads are all but impossible FOR
anything but s.eiGhs
Twenty Eight Below Breaks the Record.
MONTERREY. VA. January lJ.-(Sps.
cial) The severity OF the present cold
wave is. as far as We are able t. as
certain, unparalleled in the history OF
this county. the oldest inhabitant" posi-
lively asserting that thu record was
broken on sunday last. \ government
thermometer in the hands of Joseph
Jones. a reporter for the Weather Bureau
from this section, registered 2S degrees
below zero at daylight Sunday morning.
the mercury remaining below all day.
There is an immense amount of snow
and ice on the ground. and unless the
drifts are removed with shovels the
Staunton and Parkersburg pike across
the Allegheny mountains will be impassa-
bic for many weeks
Many farmers are short OF feed, and
grave appreheusions arr felt should this
extremely cold weather continue for many
more weeks.
razeweirs Low Thermometer.
GRAHAM, VA, January lJ.-,Specill)
4 snOw-storm set in here Saturday morn
ing. and RACED with fury all day, fling
the air with fine snow. which made
travelling almost impossible. In the az
ternoon IT turned rapidly cold. and by
Sunday morning the thermometer
registered Ii degr es below zero. causing
immense suffering to man and beast
The weather is now moderating, and q
thaw is looked tor. The Snow IS now
shout ten inches deep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

Parties having money 70 iend gan ..,,- 49,,
.so-,. or longtime real estate notes, W
good rates OF interest, by appiy,ns w :, "
S,IJE FINANCE TRADING cONFA"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

Ola papers for sale at the p"'''''
affra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

Miss Bessie Haidis0n, of Nashyll'.
Tenn, Is visiting Mss Hlll. OF 90 hYt't
Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
sus VIlI Novelties Tonight.

arrangement at ,he Theatre 10 night ani
will give matinee and eVerinS rom
ances tomorrow. This organization =
accredited ~ being tho best NtIleF.!lt
company on the road.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-27

Continued ON Third Passl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-27
TO BE INCINERATED.
Harry Hayward's body to De Cremat
ed I'm Chicago Furnace.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec. &-The
body Of Harry Hayward, the murderer of
Catherine Cling, was taken from its
temporary resting place In the vault AZ
Lakewood Cemetery tonight and shipped
10 Chicago to be cremated. Almost from
the day when the body was deposited in
the vault the relatives OF the dead man
were haunted by fears that ii would be
stolen by body snatchers. 1t was some
thing more than vague dread. too. for
evidences were discovered of an intention
to secure the body by these ghouls. But
whether 1t was wanted for scientific pur-
poses or for exhibition could only be con-
jeetured. No special effort was TO be made
by the family to keep the matter a secret
after the cremation. but 1t was the in
tention OF the friends TO say nothing until
the body had left the city. The facts
leaked out. however, and when the body
was taken to the station hundreds of per-
body was partially embalmed before its
removal TO Lakewood and when II was
brought back to town and prepared for
shipment the embalming was completed
The body was as well preserved as on the
day or the burial service. The undertaken
who had charge OF the body after the hang
ing accompanied the remains to Chicago
as did DR.. Thaddeus Hayward and Harry
Goodsell- The incineration will take place
IN the new crematory In Graceland Ceme-
terry. Chicago