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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-03-06
Hafper's Bazaar
IN 1895.

Elegant and exclusive designs for Outdoor
and Indoor I'oilc;tcs from Worth models by
sandoz and Chapius, are an important feature
These appear every week. accompanied by
minute descriptions and details. Our Paris Lett
ter, by Katharine de Forrest, is weekly tram.
script of the latest styles and caprices in tie
mode. Under the head of New York Fashions.
plain directions and full particulars are given IS
to shapes, fabrics, trimmings, and accessories OF.
the costumes of well-drcsscd women. Ckildrcu's
Clothing receives practical attention. * fort
nightly Pattcrn-shect Supplement enables read
ers to cut and make their own gowns. The wo
man who takes HARPER's BAzAR is prepared fos
every occasion in life, ccremonious or informal,
where beautiful G.:ss is requisite.
Au AMERICAS Serial, Doctor WarriciSs
Daughters, by Rcbccca Hard;ng Davis, a strong
novel of American life. partly laid in PennGyl-
vania and partly in the far South, will occupy
the last half of the year.
My Lady Nobody, an intensely exciting nosc
by Maartecn Maartcls, author OF "God's Fool :
The Greater Glory, etc., vii! begin the year.
ESSAYS and Social Chats. To'this department
Spectator will contribute her charming papers
on ..Wbat We are Doingn in \ NewsY ark -societr-i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-03-06

Also, one or more of the commits
sioners will be at the Etheredge bridge
on Monday 25th of March, at 4 o'clock
p. m, for the purpose of letting said
bridge to be built by the lowest bidder,
reserving the right to reject any and
all bids.
NJ. A. WHITTLE, Go. Sup.
j d. FRASER CFk.
Feb. 23, 1895.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-03-06
Notice..

In the future the undersigned Com
pany will loan money only upon town
property. This offer applies to any
towns in .Edgetield County. For par
ticulars write Croft & Tillman, our
Attorneys. Guarantee, Savings Loan
and Ivestment Company.
Jan. 29-'95.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-03-06
Transient Boarding.

Mr. j. w. Peak, at the old jennings
residence, will take transient boarders
during the session Of our March
court and at other times. The best OF
table fare and at reasonable figures.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-03-06

Something Curious.
The Yorkville Yeoman tells of a
wonderful peavlne of this years
growth brought to that office last
Wednesday. at was IS inches long
and 2L inches in diameter at its larg-
est part, a beet like root, proportion
ately shaped and will six small branch
roofs. Nine distinct vines had grown
from it, and from these vines hand
ful of pears had been gathered. The
owner says that it has been living, to
his knowledge, for two years, and that
the vines died down during the win
ter and sprouted out The next spring
1t must have derived most of its nour-
ishment from the subsoil, as there was
very little topsoil of sandy, decom-
posed granite character. This is Gu
riosity to us as it is 20 the gentleman
on whose place it grew, and we would
like to know if anybody else ever saw
or heard of anything of the kind
Now, what the ordinary farmer will
want to know is if the ordinary pea is
such good renovator of old and worn
out soils, how much better is the pes
now brought to their notice by The
Yeoman, and we in turn want to say
if the poorest land in South Caroline
will produce peas with that what s
grand future the State must have be-
fore her."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-03-06

Confederate Veterans.
At meeting of Abner Perrin Camp
OIL Monday 18th inst, the following
delegates were elected to attend a
meeting of United Confederate Vet
rane in Houston Texas in May next
i. w. Carwile, Geo. B. Lake, w. N
Burnett, W. H. QUITS, Z. S. Reynolds,
A. j. Norris; Alternates, W.. S. Allen
L. Charlton, NJ. A. Markert, j. II
Brooks, S. L. Ready and w. T. Wal
ton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-03-06

Send for Illustrated Prospectus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-03-06
The Greatest Value.

You get the greatest value out OF a
silver quarter when purchasing q pack
age of Simmons Liver Regulator, pow
der. There is nothing like, it for In
digestion or Constipation. Take it
dry, on the tongue, or make tea.
You'll afterwards take it in prefer
ence to pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
THE BRITISH CABINET.
ADDITIONAL MINISTERIAL AP.
POINTWENTs ANNOUNCED.
Earl Cadogan Lord Lieutenant, OF Ireland,
and Lord Ashbourne, Lord Chan
csiior of Ireland.

LONDON. June 2s.-The following adj
ditional ministerial appointments are off,
ciaily announced:
Lord Halsbury. Lord High Chancellor
Niscount Cross. Lord Privy Seal.
Sir Henry James. Chancellor OF the
Duchy OF Lancaster
Sir Matthew W. Ridley. Home secre-
tary.
The Marquis OF Lansdowne. Secretary
OF State for War
Lord George Francis Hamilton, Secre-
tsry OF Sfate FOR Indla.
Right Honorable Charles 4. Richie,
President OF the Board OF Trade.
Earl Cadogdn, Lord Lieutenant OF Ire
Lord Ashbouine, Lord Chancellor Of Ire
land
Lord Balfour Of Burlcish. Secretary
for Scotland.
An of the foregoing will be members or
the Cabinet. Ia addition TO these. Mr
Robert William Hanbury, NJ. T., mas
been appointed Financial Secre'try 70
the Treasury, ald Mr.. George Nathanlei
Cursor, Under Secretary for Foreign Al
fairs.
LONDON. Jtue 2S.-The Pail Mall Ca
zctte says that Lord Salisbury Will issue
The manifesto Of tho new government on
Tine other Cabinet appointments pre-
yiOusally announced arc
Lord Salisbury, Prime Minister and
Secretary OF state for Foreign Anairs.
The Duke of Devonshlre. Lord President
of the Council
Right Honorable Arthur J. Balfour,
First Lord OF the Treasury.
Right Honorable Joseph Chamberlain,
Secretary OF State OF The Colonies.
Right Honorable Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Chancellor Of the ENchequer.
Right Honorable Sir George Goschen,
First Lord OF the Admiralty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
THE SCUM ~ VIKING.
Sound Money Sentiment said to be Crow
Ing EVerywh're.

MEMPHIS, TENN. June 2s Congress
man Josiah Patterson, the most dcuFe
propagandist Of tho sou1d-money policy
in this I.rt Of the South. says. In regard
10 the action of the Kentucky Demo
cratic Convention.
The result iu Kentucky was not alto-
eelLtr anticipated by ne. ] knhN lhti -
bad been something of a revolution ln
Kentucky on the question OF 9pNl'
money. and / was confident the 'onN,h-
Uon would pass SOUND money .Il.,i ,soio ~
t0ug. However, / was not prepared loi
the passing of the resolutions ny ma
i0ritv OF nearly three 10 one. Delho'I Ia'a
have heretofore differed IN regard 10 ihe
meaning OF the national p,hllYiln. ol ,,,lo1f i,'-
1 hcNeVa with Mr.. cleveland. u meant
the maintenance of all our money on Il
parity. and that the free coinage OF sllNer
al the ratio OF 10 10 1 was Impossible il
I'm NV judgment. the effect Of this
action ON the part OF the hentucky
Democracy viii De great throughout tne
g0i-h Tie movement everywhere IS lh
the direction of SQUAD money, ana 'his
action win accelerate it very greatly.
When j was IN kentu'N Ky SOM,
weeks ago 81 was undefsl9ou lhal il1i an
was looking 10 sOund-moncy men 70 81
cure his nOminati)1, and / tneh Knew
th a. many would support him. AS Tower
nor. hc viii have nothing % 90 WIN 'n'
question. and as no one p4ol 'rt9 ~ - -
clude freo-silver men or anu-li 'e-si nv M
faranros on the currency question MS
nomination, undor all the circumstances
was perhaps wise II would he just as
logcal 10 say that Mr. Cleveland was
H.. fsvor of free silver. because he had
appointed a great many free-siiyer Demo
Gratis TO Office. as TO say the Kentucky
Democracy was favorable 10 free silver
because ID nominated General haralh
/ was in Kentucky couple or weeks
aro TO make few speeches IN the
cause OF sound money. and, While saw
then that the free-slver sentiment was
reaction was al hand. If only the edu-
cational system I'm the interest Of sound
money was carried ON 10 the end Vlsoi-
ouslv ] have recently been down IN
Mississippi and have made such cam
vass as gives me confidence TO say mat
the conditions in that state arc the
same as ] found them in Kentucky.
Congressman pottcrson's views are en-
forfainci hv many other sound-money
men of this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
FIGHT WITH OFFICERS.
I WO MEN KILLED AND THREE ST.
VERELY WOUNDED.
South Carolina ConstabIes Attempt t.
Intercept Liquor With Fatal
Result

sPARTANBURG, S. C.. June $.-Last
night a fight took place on the Howard
Gap road. about FIVE miles from here.
The constables had heard that load OF
whisky was coming from the direction or
polk county. Constable Echelberger sent
out Constables Pcttigrew, OF fa.Ih'Ip,
TOland and Byars. OF this county, anu
"A man BY the name Of Stevens, 10 inter-
copt the wagon. They met in tne Ioan
about five miles from town, not iaf from
tho scene Of the recent Plseah h-ht' .
Tho constables divided and made the
attack I'm front and IN the rear. one %,
them In front ordered them 10 hall anu
surrender. stating tnat ihey Weie Sl, s.ld
ofiCers Some one in the wagon SILL
"All right" but when asked 10 denver th,
contents OF the wagon pistol "sS H, II"
and Pettigrcw fell The tshing thth b'
came general. When the sihync 49,
away II was asccrtaincd that Jack tishti
and BIZ Durham, Of 'lryOn. y. 60 WI
killed PettigreW was very seNtf'H
wounded with little chances OF i'Oys
cry TOland was shot IN the bI'do,' % %uNs
tho hall ranged round and the Woul.i
is slight Ii Is also said that !outh
by the name Of Brown, driver OF the
wagon was wounded. one or the hu',
drawing the wagon was shoi, anu i j.,
believed that he will die stevens WIS
left in charge of the wagon ana WHISKY
Toland came on TO town last nith,; 49,,
Mark Durham. n brother Of l'ih bui-
ham, is IN the town thls moihihs. ~
was in the noighbOrhO0d In private
house Fisher and Durham were were ,halr Sn2lr
I'm the wagon and fell back WIN ,r,'-l ano.l
heads resting on the WHISKY mere
they remained until the coroner arrived.
The Fisher family is rather prominent T.
or rather. notorious. about lryon. fhN7l-
cally. they are fine specimens or noun
tain manhood. Durham was "a ltlt liN"
or special friend Of The Fishers ana li'y
could always count on him when thry
needed help They had two barrels OF
whisky. and perhaps more. in the wagon.
IL Is known what the destination OF lhe
whisky was. No one from the city was
mixed up with II I'm any way. ~ IS
said that Pettigrew cannot i've. ne
coroner held an inquest and the NcIilcl
was that Fisher and Durham came TO
their death hy gun-shot wounds an 'he
hands Of parties unknown 10 the jury.
The cOnstablcs refuse 10 give testimony
and there were no other witnesses. ~
is believed that Fisher and Durham nl,i
not ere at all. Their guns were an
loaded. and the testimony was that ihgN
were shot while lying IN the wagon. lI
was pitiful sight. Fisher was killed
instantly. but Durham lived for several
hours. and died from loss Of blood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

SAN FRANCISCO. June 8.-rhc United
States cruiser Philadelphia, the nasship
Of the Pacific squadron, arrived IN port
with Admiral Bsardsloy on beard yes
terday morning. She left Honolulu on
June 18th. and made slow trip up
steaming under but two boilers.
The trip was uneyentfui. ami there
was no alarming news from the islands
1t was said that the eN-0ueen ana
number OF natives convicted OF treason
or misprislon Of treason. will be- liberated
on July 4th next. The Government VIII
observe the holiday as one OF IL own,
the general feeling there now being that
the Hawaiian islands viii be annexed oy
the United states soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

JACKSON. KY, June 2.-rom Smith
was hanged in the 1all yard here az ]
o'clock this aftcrI,5n. in tnc presence or
300 people. This morning smith sent
for Jailer Cliuters. and made iull ana
complete confession OF the murder OF
Dr RAIDER. smith walked 10 the ga-
lows with "a firm step. smith was exec
Ci.fDi FOR the assassination OF Dr. RAIDER
several mOulh sagO. smith had been
living with woman named Mrs. cat
-hOrn. whose luuauc husband ls DO INC
'4svlum at Jackson. lie induced Dr. ita-
der o. visit her 0n the pretenee THAT sAe
was bon need OF professional services ana
murdered him lJr. kaleD for the money
wEicl he was supposed 90 have in MS
uOsse--iDn.
Al daylight this morning the crowd Dee
eau 10 assemble 10 witness ihe Ahhsii.h.
Al e O'Clock 100 persons were on lh.
ground The condemned man rested wei
last night. and ate hearty ureas asst
al Z o'cioek. Slcrn Reeder with strong
posse Jed the prisoner % che river, a dis
lance of three hundred yards. where Dee
MAS baptized by Eeys. Carpenter ana
Kelly. After bis baptism smith was led
back 10 his cell. and awaited the hour OF
execution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

The spendthrlft Stake Carried ON by Grit
hn-lhe Track Heavy.

SHEEpSHEAD BAY, y. Y, June IS
The attendance at tO-days races, al
though better than yesterday. was rather
slim The threatening appearance OF the
sky. no doubt. kept many people away.
The track was quite heavy. The f'atir's
Of to-d3y's card We're the Spring stake.
for tWO-year-Olds, over the fhtlfiiy
course and the Spsudritt stakes. Tor
three-year-olds. AT a mile and an eighth.
At the former iazlet rushed away at
the drop of the flag. and opened up BIS
gap OF daylight from the bunch, when
was headed boy Religion. In the stretch
the latter came strong. and az the cul
Griffin was forced 10 ride tribe 70 win.
The other stake event was captured by
Bright phOebus Al the start Mirage cut
out the pace, with Monaco, brigh- fho'-
bus, and Deer Slayer on even terms be-
hind They ran rhHt way 20 the hNii of
the stretch II was a very pretty race,
but only straightened out bright fh)c-
bus smOthtrcd his field, and rlshihf 10
the front, won In cantcf uy thret
lengths from Mirage, who beat Monaco
by "A length. Summaries.
First race-sclling fve furiongs Enc
tOtum 60. kcefe. ; 10 - nrst kidicnle
second. Weinberg third. Time. .oi -.
Second race-one miie.-Matt Byrn's
OO2. r. Doggett, TO = nfst counter
Tenor second, Hermit third. Ilme'
TAird race-the spring stakes. ruturity
course Hazlet Ols. Griffin, 10 ~ ifst.
Religion second. Lavienta third. Time
Ill l-j.
Fourth race-the Spendrlft stakes, milo
and f1rlcrR- Bright Phoebus l2s.
Reinfe. 4 TO - first. Mirage second, Mon
aco third. Time. 81.
Firth race-sclling. five furlongs. Mac
Briggs an. Rclfe, 20 - first, Hcresy
second Sir Peter The Second third.
Time. ~ %
sixth race-mile and three furlongs on
the turf.-Sanuago GVp. rarol. TO y
first. Song and Dance second, Long Beach
third. Time, I'D 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

NEW YORK. June N.-More than Lep
nareous attended the benefit - John L.
Sullivan at MadisCn-SQuare Gardeh to-
nirhf Among the noted pueilists par
Nripating were James j. torhell Joe
fh1ynslN steve O'Donnon. Peter Mayer,
Frank Frne. George Dixon, my itcflpcs
p.nv Smith Tommy Ryan. Jack tNtr-
harlt. jim Hall. Stanton Apoo'' anu
Kid Mccoy ..,...,,,,
Announcer Johnny Dun read a teisiam
from Bob FitZsimmons. stating that i.Eei
romplicauons prevented his leaving Slr"-
cuse to attend the benefit and tendeilhs
his regrets. and best wishes Tor Johh
Is success. .
Loul and continued applauses was ac-
corded the beneficiary as he stepped INTO
the ring with Cortett After repeated
calls for "a speech. the great and only
Iohu l.. husky from emotion, said a lev
words of thanks 10 those who aided III
his benefit. and remained their warm
and personal friend. John l.. sullivan.
in response TO the demands or the
crowd. C0rhett advanced. ana taxing Hu'-
lvan hy The hand, said.
Ladies and gentlemen. ] don't care
ahout making speech. bat ] wish MI.
sullivan an the success In the Woli0,
and if any time he wants "a IaNor from
fnc AN he's gOt 20 90 r. TO ask II.
When the crowd had cheered hSell
hoarse. the eN-champlon and champion
plavcd with the mittens for -FOUR rounus'
me audience cheering 10 the ecno. Inls
ended one OF the mos, succcssiui beh'hlS
I'm the history of the ring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Advanced ses5 since March 18th aud
VIII Go Higher.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, June 2s-The
Age-flerald will print the following to-
morrow morning. Iron WAS advanced 81
"A ton Yesterday by the Tennessee Coal
Iron and Railroad Company which b "a
total advance OF i2.75 a ton since the 18th
OF March. and the Indications are that
IL Is not done rising yet.
Prices ruling I'm the birmingham iron
market yesterday were as follows: No. ]
foundry. 1878. No. , foundry. D.o5; No. 3
foundry, 50. No / soft. S9E; No 2 SOFT
s.: gray forge. $50; mottled $50.
The Tennessee Coal. Iron. and Railroad
Company sold a considerable lot Of iron
at the new price yesterday, and the mar
ket is active and continues 10 strengthen
day By day.
An Age-Herald reporter called on Presi-
dent Baxter. OF the Tennessee Coal. Iron,
and Railroad Campany az his private
residence Yesterday for the purpose Of
interviewing him. Mr.. Baxter was in the
best OF spirits, and IN response 20 the
reporters questions said: I'VE made the
adyai ce I'm iron to-day because we were
50 ling more iron than we were making
and on account of the activity and
strength OF the market, and also 70 put
us on equal footing With the northern
and eastern markets.
THE advance to-day OF 81 ton makes a
total advance OF s2.S we have had OIL
our iron since March 18th. The advance
OF bessemer iron at the same time has
been $3.50.
Under this price coal-mIners working in
the mines OF the Tennessee Coal. Iron.
and Railroad Company In this district
are entitled ~ an advance in their wages
Of ~ cents a ton for mining coal.
so soon A. VA announced the advance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

WASHINGTON. June 2S-secreiary
Herbert has designated Captain ROYAL -
bradford and Lieutenant Richard {.
Nfgliran a board 20 conduct speed tflal
or the American liner ST. Louis. In ac-
cordauce with the provisions OF the ocean
Mail Subsidy act. These officers, VINO
we're selected because of their familar-
ifv with such matters, VIII leave New
York ON board the 81. Louis August an.
Arriving at southampton the ships VIII
be docked and cleaned READY for ine
trial which will take place IN the tnslish
channel between August liih ana zfih.
me 81. Louis being scheduled TO san Tor
home ON the latter date. The TWO naval
oaieers will lay on a course measuring
ahout 100 miles in the channel. ana the
81 Louis will be speeded repeatedly over
MS carefully measured course. 10 de-
fernfne whether she complies with the
ro1uiremcnts of the postal law, ealing
Tor n maintained speed OF twenty knots
n.r hour for four hours. No doubt is ieit
hnt mat the ST. Louis Will show her ab!l-
itV To AN these conditions with relative
case. but great interest VIII centre IN the
rial as il IS thought the officials or tne
American company VIII give the snip
srce rein. and perhaps develop phe-
nomenal burst of speed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29
ZEN granted FOR Virginia and North

been granted FOR Virginia and North
Carolina
Virginia Restoration. Louis Wake.
Great Bridge. Norfolk. reissue, Zacharian
George. Chincoteague Island. Accomac'
reissue. John Deans. Portsmouth NOT
folk
North Carollna-Reisne. Abram Roach,
Rose Dale PasQuOtank. reissue, Danlei
Spruell, Washington, Beaufort
POSTAL cHANGKs.
Total number Of fourth-class postmas-
ters appointed this day being forty-hye,
thrty-nine OF these are TO ni vacancies
caused Dy death or designations.
The following changes occurred Tor
Virginia. Dominion, Halifax county, -
y. Wilder appointed, vice G.. 5. watson
resigned. Logan. SpOtsylyania county
MIS- Mary Shepard appointed, wee >. a
orr. resigned, PhOcDus. Elizabeth county,
H. J.. Gary. vice W j. Larrdbee, re-
moved Theological Seminary, FAIRFAX
county. ). s.. Wallace, vice Joseph rack
ara. resigned. The establishment OF
pOst-Onicc at Edgewo0d. Henry county
and Clariuda HolC0nID appointed. kolh-
say Halifax. special from ScottsbnfS'
w r. Banks appointed. Special service
discontinued at Clayland. Prince George
county. tlyns. Campbell county, dlscol-
tinued. mall In future at Burton's creek.
For North Carolina. Auburn, Nake
county. Troy Pool appointed, vice MOS
COW Pool resigned. Hanson, Warren
county. 81. Y. Fleming appointed, vice
Il. Chapman, resigned laVerton, hlch-
mOnd county. w. j. Mathews appointed,
vice l.. Johnson. resigned, Talbot VII
son county. William Winborn appointed
vice s. 81. WelsOn, resigned. Service dis-
continued al Hutchins. surry county
mail in future 10 White Plains. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

II Looks as II DIR. buchanan Was To Have
Annthnr Kn.pife


WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 2.-No
word has been received at the Office OF
the clerk of the Supreme Court of the
United States relative 10 the denial of the
motion FOR writ OF habeas corpus I'm
the case Of Dr.. Buchanan, the wIe pol
sOner. and the subsequent appeal 10 tine
supreme Court OF the United States. as
indicated in this mornings dispatch. II
Is stated. however, that the law govern
ing such matters is very explicit. and he
can get into the United States Court, IL
the facts are as reported. II that court
entertained the motion for the writ and
acted upon it in any way. the right OF
appeal lies. and there is said 10 be no
way OF obviatIng the delay tnat Will
ensue. The Supreme Court will not again
De I'm session until October next. 1his
mornings publication caused some SUR
prise among officials OF the court, as 10
appears 10 be a constant turning Of the
same judicial wheel IN Buchanan's be-
half.
Justices Of the Federal courts some
time ago agreed that they would not
entertain these dilatory motions. and If
this course had been followed no right Of
appeal would have accrued. But II the
Nrcuit Court has denied the motion, the
right Of appeal lies absolutely, and the
Supreme Court will be required 10 pass
upon the action Of the court below.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-29

Ills Light Tap" L.kened TO the Kick Of a
Mule

SYRACUSE, y. Y. June &.-The
twelfth Juror in th8 tItzsimmons trial
for granddaughter in the killing Of Con.
Riordan IN "A sparrlng bout. was secured
at 10 O'Clock this morning. The trial
proper opened with motion by Fitz-
simmons attorney ID compel the prose-
cution 10 elect up which count Of the
Indictment was FL imm0ns TO be tried.
This motion was u,nled-there are four
counts.
I'm his opening TO the jury. which lasted
about an hour. AftOrney-Gcueral shove
raid DEE would prove that the blow
given Riordan by f1tzsmmons 'caused
his death He said he would prove this
by competent witnesses. that Ri0rdan COLI
lapsod Immediately after the boiw on the
chin and neck, and that blow cracked the
white matter I'm Riordans brain. Expert
witnesses from among the best physicians
I'm Syracuse viii be called 10 show that
the bolw was the direct cause Of death.
The District Attorney hinted that there
was dirty work OH the part of Fitzsim-
mons iu this case, and ne would show
f.. He said that Fiizsimmons had con-
dcmued Riorlans drunkenness several
times just before the bout.
The prosecution iikcncd the light tap
given Ri0rlan TO the kick of mule and
ha fold the jury that when the evidence
was I'm. they would see that they would
Drefer the latter OF the two.
Taking OF testimony was then begun,
and the gloves used by Fitzsimmons
were placed in evidence. More OF tho
witnesses introduced did much 20 help
along the c.ntcntions oi the prosecuting
attorney. From what they saw OF inc
affair. Riordans death was complete
surprise.
one ~ the interesting features Of the
dav occurred outside az the courtroom.
after Con. Riorlaus funeral. last No
-Tembor. his body was placed I'm re-
ceiving vault. and Dis brother i'm san
Francisco notified. The brother never
eont any word as 10 what was 90 he
done with the body. To-day Fitzsmmons
purchased lot in Oakwood Cemetery
and gave orders for tho body to Dee prop
eriv cared for and buried at his expense.