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CITY Hf;l;NlTIEs

we polio" and FIR" departments
The Southwestern Telegraph aud rc,e-
phonc company has cpmnlct"i tine,
blocks Of underground wiic work
Holland lodsr OF Musone wiz ho.d a loaeo
or INSTRUCTION tonight beginning M :
" ei"'k ami thor" may he actual work in
'h" mastcr's doeror
I1ic!' bowling camp, Unltcd Confcd,rafc
Veterans. dctir" all those WHO have now.
'iS 10 dornic fpv tho decoration day oxnr.
rl3ri ia hung on sond thcn to me Ann.
ioft"m before 2lo "c'ock sunday nftrr.
upgu.
Tho praiilc. about Houston arc now GOV,
"lul Win No" iuost delicious dowhcrris4
aud hachh"rros There has not been a
ri"p Ike ia Tor yrais. The Wild rh.m
trees and gr.iru vines WIN nr loadad dow,
WIN 10 lNiin while
MIR H. " conrnv aud Mics ilattle WI.
son wvrs mhiri"d last evening" AZ I'M
Residence nt he hr,irs rar.uts hy tho
ROY i W Nhhwrr1ol nninNcr oi
iri'nds OF ihn contracting parties wore
rf's'ni 20 oN"f CONGRATULATIONS
'fn Saturday unNi The nrst picnic nf tie
fDlson viii Ice given hy tho sunday achnnl
~ ihc Nhurch ~ Rae tnnuuciutInm Fore,
IATN h.tf boon srlr'ld far to-" outfnv.
CtH wit iiN" thc fiMrcN nj 40 0',.iaIl.
SATURDAY morning aup 80 Direct to Forest
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GLENW0OD RECEIVER CASE.
The Decision of the Appellate Court
at Galveston.
HE RECElVERSIIlP WAS SUSTAINED
fhc Case Ably Argued by Judge u. T..
uombicn and Judge Presley
Is. Ewing.
He RECElvERSIIlP WAS SUSTAINED

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OF tho dci'ndpnts, ana thu property or
,urnd restored Ia the rompliiy uptn htDt-
ir,, az tho ,,t,,.., ,., So.
m '''''''' 'V'
rue nearing WAS 'llu before IN" npi"i-
late court on yesterday and was ably
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if''ly II. iWlNE Tor inc i"' owners ana
Mr.. Clearance Miller far the corporation.
Aft,r ,hr ur.nt,trnta which ,.uvnr.d II
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90 MS return from Galveston Yesterday
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ne ftld.
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juilrc i,insh,nrs order WIN h. In All
tr.uBe allliu..d"
'll4,. fai.u ,vtui. /, the order uf ,lr ,.,i.ri
.'rhie div came on 10 hr li.nru fh,. an
piiualiun ct lhe .pr.lant th,. unust1n
cemetery COMPANY iur A stay of IA. M
i,ilncuiors order OF I'm. court h.loy an
puintlu. a receive. of lin, rr,.n.r,y If SAID
corporation pending the Apilnl from said
oinor. ana said application haNns bcou
henrd ii T., ordered mat me sam. H.. de
.uiuI. ,Ae,pt i'm 30 far as th,, r,r.iylr may
h,, cnipowcroi hv ratl order 10 Use lhe
pfoc,.. dis of III, SAL, al M cemetery lois
far tne pufUo... al rrsscryllg tnld prou
,,fty a.. ia t.u.,ir ar IA, f.nst,ti,1 tb.. brit
m,fit,utcd IN said order. on to oninil i;
wattf suupfy or to n,,ur amy rnbllliN in
he n.,ll ont If such ,roce.d. ana to mat
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SOME JURIES DO DISAGREE.
lawyers as We'll as Laymcn Arc
Often Far Apart.
MURDER CASE TRIED YESTERDAY.
soroict TOT James +. Wyrc for Dam
sges-A Number of Suits
Fiicd.

A. rro,t ,,,,,.,
'''s "re soli 10 run IN the
ohiic cHnnncl IL is probable that durng
the present term of th. eivil 1ist,,,t ,ou,t
tb.rc ,,o,,, 500 - " we Nv ~
""'U 'eei re" occasions when sroat
upon one case I.Itlr,tion. nt h,-t ia .i,,,.
but who, Tho hit
"' 'h''"'s VI thv r"lhtHl are
ursue" ociore jury of twelve aud the
defcnuant comes bnck with testimony In
rebuttnl I'm o,,,,.,,,. .
-, '"'N' "'e''9 ~ h't
hiiNcu unu inc result Is often II mlsiilN
Not only do citizens fuIl but th, lrn,.u,d
men who mr., vo,s,, IL, ,,,. 49,. -. ,,
-,,,r,o a., .,,..,. =" Wv vs." ''''' i''''
.s. w W "isasrec' me KANSAS cry Times
tells IL story of dlsagrcelnc iurols ON. of
the prominent figures -, ,.hf,.,, ,,..,, g.,
.tor >-,,s,
$50 'eS''
years ago." the story ran, white Sen
ator Vest WINS prociicin,. ln,v IN A,i.s.,,,,,
i, tar,, -, ,a,,.., -.
VI e""'t whS he'n VI one "i 'H'
rural counties ut Just about this tim" Ut
ule ye"r Inc FARMERS were aN nbsy with
tHeir crops md of course. dia.iisnd 20 be
summoned ON Juries, one Afternoon a.
case came up FOR trial. ani on" ufinr uii.
otner OF thc regular t.iiel w'ia .NcuHed for
some reason or other uniu tho cutir"
paiici was exhausted. INC parties to tue
suit were ready ana dcftstii'lei AN inmc-
uihte trini. Thcrc were no spectators from
whom to call a. Jury, SO the old Judge, who
70 draw n jury from the twenty ive "r
thirty lawyers who were enehcrci within
the bar and proceed with pne trini
h.
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HlGIll>R COURTS.
FIRST DISTRICT.

Galveston. reAas Aprn % Tho follow.
ins iH iners came before the courr of
o.Nll arpfais today;
Motion. unlimited.
~ IrhcArins State of Texas for nso
of Nucogdochcs county VS. l.. q. Wood
VILE ct al from y SEQ sloo hos: q 4
Meyer ct al Us. Charlotte Nnske ct al
from Galveston, Gro. W Grant ~ Saruh
=. Scarcy ot al, from Walker. Texas CITY
Improvement company W, W. IA. Pollard
y CO. ot AL from 81 Weston.
To Rcinstaic James Rates " city of
Houston. from Harris. -. a KNl 81 nj
W. John burst. from Angohna
To File TRANSCRIPT Granted CITY of
Palestine W. william Iiassel. from An
dersun.
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CRIMINAL APPEALS

Austin. Texas. April ~ AProceedings of
the court of criminal appcals today.
Affirmed Laws W state. from Dewitt.
nrlfrp Vs. STATE. from Dewitt. Mills 81
al ~. state irnm Williamson; Nixon rs.
state. from collin, Green vs.. stste. from
HOWE Ferguson VS.. state. from Tarrant'
Hurley ", state, from Rel. Nalies "
state. from Wilson; Brown W state. from
HOWE
Reversed aud remanded Candiu vs
stat from Swisher Truce vs. state from
Parker; flew VS. state, from Dallas.
Woolhrsht vs. state. from Collin.
reversed and dismissed - White W.
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THROWN FROM HER BUGGY.
Ggrs. George Burkitt and Her Mothe
Paiufutiy Injured,

Mrs George Burkitt and Her Mother
Painfully Injured.
There was serious runaway on San
Felipe road yesterday afternoon about 6
O'Clock, the result OF which can not now
BIO determined.
Mrs. George Burkitt and her mother,
Mrs William Hartley were out riding.
when the horse became frightened and
Mrs Burkitt was unable to manage him
She did Aqne best she could, but In the
via piunges the animal overturned the
6nGxy aud both ladies' were thrown to the
Srolind. Mrn Burkttt was not seriously
{i15lsrad. but was badly bruised. Her moth
~ = ~ NJ 20 fortunate and her INJURIES
W QnG1oQ3h 6he - UNCONSCIOUS when
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MEATHrH INfoKMATlON.



An area of low uressrrc is central over
Tn. upper Mls.issiupi valley. An area of
high urcssuro uNorlioA the East Gulf and
South Atlauiir states.
'rh. weather is clear oyer the Rocky
mouulnin lone aud partly cloudy to
cloudy elsewhere.
Precipitation amounting TO 10 OF an
iu"h or more Is reported from Davenport.
Nnshvillr. 81. l.onls mn 81. PAnl.
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n reporter called Mt the residence. corner
of Clay avenue and Crawford street, nj
10 o'clock last night and the attending
physician was unable TO determine the
extent of the injuries until shn has 10
some extent recovered from thu shock.
Mrs. Hurltiti is the wife OF u tie CON
tractor of tho International and Great
Northern railway aud when the accident
occurred he was in Palestine. lie was
tclcgraphcd last night Of the affair and
VIII rnnch hirln ihIa tnni.nlnr
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COTTON REGION Gr1.r.EriN


WasAlnFion. Apul - For Louisiana.
NrhaNsa. and l.na'ofn rrsns Generally
e. r. soHthrly o. Westerly winds
'olNrAfo. Tair warmer, a1uthcrly
~ iis.
North mud San'h i@ko,r r,lr preceded
lN showers in eastern portions; winds
Wyoming G'ncn'lly fair and war,rH
MoNal'i l'Air IN southern. local show
rrs IA ncftheri portton soulherly Winds
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ROUND OYER IToH ASSAULT

Charles Wise and Walter May were ar
rested yesterday by the police charged
With ngg royated assault. These arrests
"ere made In connection with the throc-
oornered hght which took p'ace IN ne
basement Of the Rice building on The cor
ner of Texas nvcnue and Travis street
TUESDAY afternoon. mention Of which was
made IN the Post yesterday. When Mise
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Tho rnam AN'nuo mission located near
Austin street. Is growing IN interest. IN"
special services this week are very i'm
prr'si,e pr IanNin f. preaching very
earnest. sweet and beautiful sormonA nnl
already thcre are sumn wSh' and hanpN
professions az nith IA Tho Lord l.stH.
Larger unubcra and rr,.tio, blessings
mn cNNerl,d mlaAt nlinr llHht
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ana May were taken before Recorder
Rnilry yesterday the iiring - the pistol
developed and The charge was made us
snul' with intent to murder and the de-
fcndnnts hound over Ga he criminal DIS
trict court M he sum OF 500 ench.
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st-trs rILnD YESTERDAY.

In the office OF the clerk Of tho civil
district court the following suits were
filed yesterday:
Augusta Sachs vs.. John u. iIassock ct
al; suit for debt.
for divorce.
IT, A. Drew Glass company vs.. Hcnrv
House ct nj; suit for debt OF $50 md for
foreclosure of material mans Hen.
n. j. Donnollan ct al VI. John H. Kirby,
receiver; trespass 10 try title 10 onc-i niri
OF league of land IN the i.nle Moore
survey, and for damages In the sum of
$2tO0.
W. Il. Harris ct al vs.. Enoch w. Hovey:
trespass to try tielc 10 80 acres OF land
Out OF the David Harris league.
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RETURNED wlrn THE rRlsoNru

The New Orleans drieciiycAyho ro,iehol
the city Tuesday night 10 take charge
l,,e,,t,' .,' ,, .. -, ~" - W s'oNAipH
Alexander liirl Weinhorg was not wnntel
hN IN" Now orleans police and he Mas
taken before Recorder Rbilcy on a charge
OF vagrancy and fined $40 and costs.
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Tho infant child of a. Moodyinan, who
died Tuesday morning was buried yes,er.
nay AFTERNOON NJ o'clp X from the fun
lly residence, No, 32l7 Washington street
lnlDrmont IN ihn G.rmMm conlrtnrY
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state. from Nucces: Bird W.. state. from
Faycttc. Warswick vs.. state. from Hale.
Appeals disms scd-Eay VS. state. from
Fayettc. Schwatzlasse vs.. state. from
Guuunllpc
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HOOTERS ONGANlHEp.
A Large and Enthusiastic Meeting Held
at tho Market Han.

A Large and Enthusiastic Meeting Held
at tho Market Han.
Last night about 800 OF Houston's base
| bail enthusiasts met at the Market House
to organize a ruotcrs' club The meeting
was called To order Ivy Walter Il. Franklin
ct scorc-card fame, who outlined the plans
to he followed Ia forming permanent or
ganization.
After discussing the lcnchts arising
from Systematic roofing. the election OF
officers was t,hen up. ANA amid great APP
plause Walirr T.. Franklin was uiuni-
mously elected president OF ihe Houston
ltuoiatorAI snnety. For the Office oi
liit sico pr,aid'ir, Hurry T. warner OF
elected. second vino pre- sii,ut Jpp BUD
.luniuit. tuna VIE" prtfiJsut, liuup Cook.
H., 10 ll,' tee Of grant rti'r " tiliam "eh''-
ire" was 'irrtOh pud Ne ~ ia thu prompting
aud lead iif's jelly h.tHd ur to victory. and
Mni i,e ally s"altUt hy WnIt,r T.; i''nnk-
liz, nlina stun n4 Woe gr,ml ,rirr.
Every one voted far juugo i = Iagan
10 lac s'oroihry. and h. nrcsrtei The pi1icu
WITH a speech Ia u nHstrrly mluncr amid
great nplihlusc. For illc urice uf trcas-
ur.r, George ~ Hunter Was elected. the
Npip bong unanimou., a committee com
posed of President Franklin S,rr,tnry
iapan and ~ G. NJ ltcnry. "thr poet
pitcher WNe appointed in hove the cries
printed nul distributed Among all MON.
lcra al Sunday EAinO. Also TO appoint
the y"V-inl committees.
lle cvlrrs solicited for the snrioiy are
lluc ana wnil'. 4. match tho sweaters ot
tho IioEton PLAYERS 'lhe unir'rs ana
members ui llii AOrieiy sincnrciy hope 1hr
lady n'trnhF ~ 10" Nniionnl i,rmr viii
w".r the rolori and shpw 'iui thoir good
VIII and idith tra with tho Houston bh4,.
hall team ~ lNN
'Sliiu' retNNoi wotd That the buttons
wctc shipped 'ru.siay. they viii arrive.
~ Friday aud win bc distributed at onoc
Tho u,iuus arc holuihs. ar. ou tmo
nhoui tho size Of lfdullnr and Will
hc pA consrlr uuna as tlie Houston team is
In The average column,
m" mnslcal director viii order the In
siruincniH pt iprtut" ~ once. consatiuE uf
cowl'alis, rniiles ami inF hnins
Should the WISHING team IA lfe costly
error. the rrpy viii lac;
~. si2. slH SlI. S-1-I,"
while tho cry for The next games VIII
be,
lnh. rah. re-
Who are We
Run. rub. rub
IT. rooier+ Of the Houston club:
ll.urh tough
WSfe the snr.
We play ban
And urvcr nrt cnouPhi
CUT mis- ont and bring II with you TO
N" uainr tofHV. aud whtn the rnot"rs
turn II loooe Hrnpy'a lrpnchus VIII ho
hu"kius nimpiur silt wIYH aud booking
for hole TN the fence.
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WE WANT YOUR WORK

Fully equipped win the latest imnroved
machinery most skillful operators. wo
are now ready 10 twrn out the hest a,
Laundry. ioll Prairie. phone ~
liemhurger and Gus Dfeying. Jr., pro.
prctors.
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HATS.

We can't tell you enough about our
Millinery Department. and if You want
really pretty lia; we can do the work
to your entire satisfaction; those at $3.50.
$500. $3.50 and $500 are up to taw.
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Ready Nade
Skirts.

Two splendid new numbers of BLACK
Figured Mohair skirts. fun yards wide;
ono stylc atye5o and one ut s2e5. which
arc going TO move them fast and make us
many friends.
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CRIMINAL nisrnlcr Court.


In the criminal district court Yesterday.
Hon. T. u. Gavin presiding; mad District
Attorney i. X. l.. Glaapic representing
the state. the cnsu nf Simon Hanils. rol-
ored. charged with he murder OF Simon
1csian near Crosby Station MHrgh u lnu.
WAS called. 1'hc d. ln'4ut Was reIrr-
srnied 10y Cine. rtuo * Thompson. Tile
following jury was s,rctcI IS AcEnc. j.
i'eclcn. H. H. Hania, i. a.. iiu;cr. g. A.
Elsbury. w. II. 'iuNic. j. NJ RoWrlon :
w. numhlr, l.. -. lrdiuciultN. W ~
MART Walter lilako ana IT, s. Goldberg
Ihe testimony showed That Dtuu, ant
Harrison Barrett bal ir arnfr.lins,
1hnt after the auHrrsl is'pn cam, up and
after al few words were p1seial l2FlIt r.-
marked to Banks. ~ am man enonsh 70
you that when this was sud Btule took
q shotgun from his fii ldie AMI shot Eglnn
through the head. Eslan aud lWuk~ were
COUSINS.
PENDANT, with baby m arna. was put on
the stand. she knew aecrHet. simon
Eglan. Witncs" was present at tnf shoot
ing. Erlan was walllIus towti,is de-
PENDANT when ne shot INN. Two cot iiar
risou Rarrctt's sons w're thrrr mud ono
OF them had "A case kuie advancing To-
wards defendant Rarrett vas Also al
yancing on defendant when he shot Tx.
Ian. The two boya were also advancing
on him. Icelan was pullins of his vest
when defendant rhot him. lpll not 500
any weapon on llglln.
Simon Bnnks. the defendant. tcstiiod
He was raised near crosby ilr and
deceased were cousins. Tho shooting oc-
CURED In the forenoon. witness was ro-
ing PRINTING. lie met Harrison Rarier
and his two SONS. ilr charged iIarl son
Jarrett with accusing MIN ,wi'n,ssp or
Stealing hogs. lie got mad 'und Witness
cursed him. Barrett then pulled with -
off his horse and commenced striking him
Harrison then called iigian NJ and Eii,tu
said: II am too good a man Tor YOU
barrett. his two SONS and EEliu wcrr all
advancing on witness and he shoi IN scit-
defense. ono of Iinrrrtts sons had n
club tho other u ease knife, nglnn had
previous TO this gone 20 III" house If Wit
ness and assaulted BIN
ON the examination the State at
hacked the credlbilty OF the Witness Ivy
showing that tho statement 10y hun AZ 'hn
1nquost was mt variance with his trSu-
mony as now given.
The cnse occupied almost the entire day
and last night the jury was put under lock
and Key awaiting II verdict.
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You can get good work NJ come OF the
launiries some of the time. good work
at all the lanndrics most Of the time. hut
ards Troy Is the only place II our com
pe,itors had 81 psckards Troy for A
"Model" they could cry "ENcclsior.' We
are mt si2 Prairie avenue. phone s32 81
Packard, proprietor 81 Pachards Troy
Laundry.
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y. c, Crawford. the Tea Man. 1912 Texas
-FOUR FACTS.

The finest ice cream IN Houston served
daily Bon Ton Ice Cream rArlcr.
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In the civil district court yesterday, Hon.
Sam II. Iirashcar presiding. tho jury in
the case of james u. Wyro VI. the South
ern Cotton oil company returned u YER
diet for the plnintin for s11no.
Tho case Of Abrams vs.. The Houston
and Texas Central railway. suit for
damages. was an trial yesterday.
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Dandy Roach Exierminator. Best on
earth. Guaranteed. Lewyn's, B!nx corner.
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GNNEllAL onsEKVAT1nNs

NT''' T'TNFNT4 VI'|FINN NTTVNS.
Observations taken by United states
weather bureau AT all stations a, = p IN.
i'th meridian iimc:
Sfnti,ns 1.,,,, mai
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Moaus ... - -.. SO sos
The evening times., 1896-04-20
-
TRUST IN SHONELS.
Fourteen Manufacturers Combine I,
Regulate Output and Prices

Andersen, Ind, April 2O.-It has come
to light here that representatives from
all the fourteen shovel factories in the
United States met secretly in Postcn a few
days ago and formed a Combina ton.
The factories are located in iladelphia.
Pittsburg, Beaver Falls, st. Louis, Terre
Haute, and Anderson.
OrganiZa ton Will be com pleted at
another meeting at Boston late next week.
The trust has already advanced the price
20 per cent and since April not an order
has been booked at the old quotations.
ltis proposed 10 limit the output to 400 900
dozen a year. which is about the limit of
the country's demand. None of the plants
in the trust will be permitted to increase
its output and should one sell more than
it manufa ctures, the privilege of placing
the order must be purchased from tie
trust.
The evening times., 1896-04-20
SHOT HIS WIFE FATALLY.
Troy German Was Then Overcome
With Difficulty by Posse.

Troy, y. Y, April 20.-JOhn kayser, a
German. residing at Sand Lake, who
separated from his wife two months ago,
went to her house Yesterday and demanded
that he be permitted TO remain. She
refused whereupon he drew revolver aud
fired two shots at her.
one bulieteuterei Just under the left shout
der and entered the wonan's spine, causing
complete paralysis ofthe lower limbs. She
cannot live After the shooting kayser
went to the farm house where he had been
living and went to sleep. A sherlfrS
posse Of several hundred villagers was
organized aud arrested their man after a hot
fight, during which Deputy Sheriff Horton
received bullet wound in the hand.
The evening times., 1896-04-20
Morning Star Lodge Election.

The officers of the grand lodge, I. o.
G.. t, beaded by Grand Chief Templar
A E. Shoemaker, paid an official vista
ton Saturday night to Morning Star Lodge,
No. 3, at its hail. No. 623 Louisiana
avenue. They were warmly welcomed by
Chief Templar Ossie Kiln ger and the
members of Morning Star. Several candi-
dates were initiated, and the announcement
made that the election of officers for the
next quarter would be held next Thurs
day evening at the above hall. Since its
recent reorganization Morning Star Lodge
is undergoing a regular boom in member
ship and influence.
The evening times., 1896-04-20

pietc the furnishing OF this modern
office. A wide oak staircase leads
from the center Of the room TO the
floors above. In the rear of this
spacious office is the entrance to
the Chapel-with its wide center
aisle-its pulpit-its beautiful STAIN
ed glass windows, behind which are
Ircandesccnt electric lights that
shed a soft radiance throughout
the room. The chairs are uphols-
tered in red silk plush, and the
Chapel has a seating capacity for
132 persons. Perfect facilities for
any form OF service over the re-
mains OF relatives and friends are
thus provided for. In the rear Of
the Chapel is the room containing
the CrcmatOrium; this is perhaps
the most interesting OF all the de
partmentS OF Mr.. Lees establish
ment. 1t il Of brick. sixteen feet
decp-ten feet high, and nine feet
wide. II was built by the Brown
CrematOrium Company, OF Boston
and can be heated, ready for
use, In the short space OF two
hours. twenty-five hundred degrees
OF heat are attained before the
casket and its burden are placed
within. Under such terrific heat
a body is reduced to ashes in
thirty-five minutes. 1t requires
eight hours for the furnace to cool,
and at the end of this time