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Evening star., 1897-02-27

FOR SALE-CHEAP HOME AT $500: OVER
looking T. Cap ST. and near Capitol; new brick:
rms. bath, mod imp; 25 It. front DIGGES
X FAIRFAX, 613 18TH at NV fe27-ff
Evening star., 1897-02-27

FOR RENT-COMFORTABLE SLEEPING QUAR-
tiers for 200 people in building: cots with
quarters for so people in large hail. terms
reasonable. Apply r. ]. MARSHALL, Agent,
sos 11th NV fe26-3t
Evening star., 1897-02-27

tOFFTCIAL.)-DEPARTMEN OF STATE, -wAsH-
ington. ID. G.: February 70. 1s87.-Informa tion
has been received this department from Mr.
Samuel E. Morss. the consul general OF the
United States At Paris, France, Of the death on
ftliza Greatorex. widow Of the late Henry Wei
linxton Greatorex. Dated February ~, 1897. II
Evening star., 1897-02-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
On THE HFIGHTS.' LOOKING DOWN ON
THE CAPITOL
High healthy and cool. ears, schools and
church.
Beautiful front, stories and cement cellar;
entrances front. LIST fhp,r. pretty parior finished
in white and geld; reception hall. coon SIZE
with fireplace and mant-l. light dining ronm'
bed rooms: we'll ventilated bath: stationary
washstnnd: plenty OF closets and pantries' large
kitchen: expensive chandeliers and -:is fixtures;
hIndsofn. PabiBet mant.ls: granoiithbc walks
WILL COMPARE WITH ANY $500 HOUSE
CiIAS. i. STONE
= tSuccesso- to D. d. Stons Sons'.
II 500 + st.
FOR Sii-E-AT So, TO
Cost 81. 1ssO Gu account Of leaving city
he will loss. 81 600 make quick sale
a pretty iay-v nlow brick. q rooms ana bath:
cellar: large air chamfer, house well
built. LOCATION. JTE ST. NV
CHAS. Z. STONE
Successor ID. ID. Stone Sonsi
II S0.i + ST. W.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
A Chapter OF Accidents.

Mr.. J. NJ. Crane came very near los
ing his life on the night of April alst.
at his boarding house in Washington
city. The accident resulted in fear
full scalp wound upon his head, which
required eighteen stitches TO sew up
lie bled profusely and suffered very
much from the shock. His head still
bears evidence of the awful fall ne re.
ceived, which might have caused his
sudden death.
On the night mentioned after every
one at the boarding house had retired
gentleman whose wife was IN had an
occasion 10 call upon his wife's mother.
who also roomed in tho house, 10 give
his wife some necessary attention The
elderly lady had been nursing her
daughter and was lying down for
much needed rest When the gentle.
man tried 20 arouse her he found she
was sleeping unusually sound aud it
soon became apparent that there was
something wrong with the lady. Whom
nc told his wife, She spraug from her
bed, although very IN, and went TO
her mothers door, calling frantically
that her mother was dead. She de-
tected stroNg oior OF gas, aud soon a
frantic and exciting scene ensued. The
whole house was aroused, and the
boarders appeared ia the hall, all
greatly excited, fearing the house was
on FIRE.
Ar. aud Mrs. Crane came upon the
scene and when IL WAS learned the door
could not bc opened and that tho lady
was suffocating from gas fumes, au AK
was loudly called for. Mr.. Crane
started huriedly down stairs to bring
an AK and in the darkness, made mis-.
step and was thrown violently down IA
steep flight OF stairs, his head being
cut on sharp piece OF woodwork. lie
managed to grope his way back to his
room and bied SO badly that he coon
lost consciousness Then another ex-
citing scene followed and surgeons
were dispatched for both the lady and
Mr.. Crane.
The woman was almost asphyxiated
from the gas that was escaping from a
gas stove she had unthoughtedly turn
ed too low. 1t was next day some time
before she recovered consciousness.
Mr.. Crane is almost himself again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
Memorial Committee.

At special meeting of Kelly Post
No. III, G. a. Republic, held May 18th
1897, 20 perfect the arrangements foJ
Memorial Services and to decorate the
graves Of our fallen comrades in the
Cemetery at Kingwood, w Va, sun
day, May SOth, 1897, at o'clock p. m.
On motion the following committees
were appointed
Floral-Dora and Sallie Menear, Ireus
Smalley, Carry Cssteel. Julia Hayes,
Flo Jenkins, Nellie Godwin, Julia and
Minnie hurdock, Vennie and Jennie
Brand, Jim Menear. Ed. Orr, Forest
Martin, Lawrence Hoke aud Milton
McGiunis
To mark soldiers graves and selec,
minister T.. Murdoch, Capt J. Nj.
God win and Dr. j. II. Nanowr
On music aud securing courthouse
Leroy Shaw, Edmond Messenger, ID. Y.
Morris, S.N. Smalley and w. f. Menear.
All are cordially invited TO be pres
emit !. l. MURDOCH, Adjatant.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
Aowssvills

correspondence Of che Argus.
{ \ Borg Gan was at Newburg Sat.
urday ON business.
c. Carroll, OF kingwood, was calling
on friends at this place sunday.
Philip Cauiield, of Warrington, is
spending few days at this place.
Grant McGiunis, Of Tuuaeltou. at.
tended church at this place sunday.
Mr. Clemence Guth. Of Grafton, was
visiting relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
Our highly esteemed Postmistress.
Mrs, Wright, was at Kingwood one
day last week.
T. I. Martin, OF Newburg. was in
Speciug lumbcy for {. a. Dorgman
again this week
Samuel Greaser, who has been work.
nag near Parkersburg, spent Sunday
here the guest Of his parents
MeSsrs. Thomas Cooke. OF Cuuber-
laud, and George Cooke, OF Grafton.
were business callers at this place last
week
Quite crowd OF young men drove
out 10 RcedSyille Friday to attend an
Entertainment given by The Junior Or.
der at That place, aad all reported a
good time.
Cards are out announcing tho we'd
ding OF two OF our most prominent
Young gentlemen and ladies, viz: MIR
J. III. = BARLOW, the young attorney.
who has recently located in Grafton
ana Mics Ella Garlits Mr. Elias Bar
low and Miss Stella Garlits. The core
mohys VIII take place at the Catholic
church here the Sth OF June at . a. nj,
Rev, Father Boyce, OF Row lesburg. will
oiliciate. JusTIcr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
Reedsville.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
There is but little interest for your
correspondent TO chronicle this week
nothing new, or nothing serious.
II. III. Reed was at Fairmont last
Saturday on important business.
Mrs Elisabeth Wheeler is at Fair
mont visiting relatives and friends.
@. J. Bayles, and Mormer Montgom-
cry were at MorgantOwn last Saturday.
They report business in hourishiug
condition and plenty of work
Mrs Bebecca Hall, has returned
home from Morgantown and George
town where she has spent the winter
visiting relatives.
Miss Olevia Fairfax is spending fow
days with relatives near Masontown
Arloy Fortney. OF Independence, was
calling at Mrs. T.. Fairfax's
The funeral sermon Of Grand Mother
Evcrts will be preached AT Bethlehem
church Sunday. May 23rd, At half past
ten in the morning, by Rev Lillard.
The people OF this place attended the
baptizing at Gainesville to-day the
18th, almost in a body.
J. S. Dunu has the brap milch COW.
She gives one bushel OF milk per dav.
Now, who can beat this2 II there Is
any one who can, let us hear from them
Our jolly friend r u. Loar, went "a
see his best girl to-day. Think we
will have another wedding 90 report
soon ~ tncro seems 90 be some one
that has a very severe (HolU on him.
The weather has been very wet Tor
some time and the farmers are getting
pretty badly mixed mp with their work
Mrs. Matte Cobun did not enter the
hospital as wc said In our last report
but has returned hsme with but little
relief She is no better at this writing
Hope she HaaY sDeedly recover.
Mr.. Harvey Markley, OF Louisville
Nongugalia county, was calling at W.
II Monears SUNDAY II is rumorcd
that Harvey is looking for his lost rib
ELLA RE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
Cupid's Couples.

There was Il double wedding at New
burg Wednesday OF last week, May
l3th. The prospect Of sti liking oil up
there seems TO have given n new Inn
pstus to the town aud everybody is
making ready To get in the swim. One
wedding was that of James Fromhart
and Miss Matte Harring CON. daugh-
tor of James Harrington. who lives out
OF town piece. The ceremony tool,
place at the home OF the brides par
ents at 8 p. m, in the presence OF a few
iavited guests and was performed by
Rev. q. B. Stewart, OF the M. Z. church.
There were flowers and a spread of
good things and a pleasant time gem
orally. The groom is a railroader and
the couple will not go 70 housekeeping
yet awhile.
The other couple was Thos. Jenkins
and Mrs. Sarah Moon and the wedding
took place at the home of the bride.
Rev. r. NJ. Ba-b performed the cere-
mony at o'clock p. m. There were
only few friends invited in TO wit
ness the marriage. Among those pres
ent were John Sliuey, the oil man, and
e. N. Heermans, his Secretary. The
newly welded couple at once went to
housekee ping ia the home OF the bride,
who is "A daughter of Mrs. Susan Mont
gomery and ester OF Samuel Il.
Montgomery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
Evansville

Correspondence of Tho Argus.
The prospect Tor fruit is fuirly good
Hayes Huffman, Of Marques, was in
town Sunday.
Rev. T =. Allender has been on the
sick list for some time.
Mrs. John BOWMAN, Of Buckhannon,
Is visiting her parents here
Mrs Henry Forman. Of Grafton. is
visiting her father, }. n. Baker.
Mrs. g. K Bowman and children
have returned horne from Buckhannon.
Little Ada Jenkins was down with
the measles last week, but is now bet
ter.
Julius * Monroe and wife, OF King.
wood, we're iva town Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. y X shrovcr. OF Buckhanuou.
is visiting friends and relatives at this
place
Painters sawmill will this week fn-
ish saving the lot OF timber purchased
OF Mr. Elisha Newcomc.
Will Thomas aud Misses Ruth Sharp.
Lille West and Cora Thomas are at
tending school 40 Ncwburg.
G. Is Bowman accompanied bv John
Costello making business t.Ir
Through Barbour Hpa .sula.rl e.un
Clos. JIa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
More Robbery at ROWlesburg

RowLEsBURG, w. VA, May IL. 1897 --
tered last night aud watch about
ten dollars in cash and SOME silver ware
and iewelry taken. The thieves enter
ed by taking the key from It's hiding
place, kept there 20 accommodate Bob,
who is an engineer on the 81 o and
room door unlocked and on retiring
they locked the door aRd put the key
ia it's place. The thieves passed from
the dining room across the hall into n
cha uabar where ". &. Dawson and his
wife. daughter Of r. S. Hollis. were
hanging at his head. The thieves took
them into the diRing room rihed the
pockets, took the money out OF his
pocket book and threw the empty book
on the floor and took his watch. The
latter was family relic that belonged
TO his father and on which the initials,
u. T. D." are engraved. The thieves
also turned Mrs. Dawson's clothes over
to see il the pockets contained valu-
ables. They struck eight matches
which burned down TO the ends and
the charred stubs OF which were found
along their route. Mr.. Dawson is
easily awakened and was up between
ore and two o'clock when everything
was all right The robbery was com
mitted some time between two and four
a. m. No clue. but Mrs Hollis pavo n
tramp his supper that evening who
doubtless took notes while partakinR
OF her hospitalitv. q
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
oranesYillo,

Correspondence Of the Argus
A G. Browning has purchased a farm
near Deer Park Md.
Jack Frost has again made his M.
pearance, yet he done but little damays.
Miss Lula Feather, OF Oakland, Nd.
IS calling ut j. w. Feathers OF this
place.
Del Albright has recently sold a tract
bright
The Bishop Brothers have purchased
very good Phonagraph and are giving
some interesting lectures.
Mrs. James Wolfe and Lydia Feather
are lingering as usual with but slight
changes for better or worse II.
Cutting pulp timber Ina this section is
about flushed and the Rinard tram
road will soon be discontinued.
n. T. Flecgle is doiaG quite IA business
selling bathing cabinets, which seem
TO bo quite an object at this place.
Our postmaster has not lost his poht.
ical head yet, but will not be surprised
TO see the announcement of his sue
cessor az any time.
Our farmers have again organized IA
beef club with Tim Mattingly rs butch
err. Next will be "A beer club ia CON
nection with the boxing club.
The extremely wet weather will
cause our farmers to SOW "a less amount
OF grain than they had intended pro-
viding the weather would have been
more favorab BILE.
The syndicate who bought so much
land at this place have mado no boom
yet and IL looks as though the only
way they can get their money back is
To hire 81 Summers To tap pine trees
and kill rattle snakes Nevertheless il
is hard TO tell what this present state
OF prosperity will bring about
SALAMANDER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
Mount Vernon.
rospondencS of tho Argus.

Corrosuondencs 81 tho Argus.
Planting corn seems to be the order
Of the day.
Prosperity has surely come, potatoe.
ten and fifteen cents per bushel.
Several OF the youhg people from
here attended church az linus Chapel
Sunday night.
AiOuzo Sharpes rs o. 1ue from Nor.
gantowD, where lac Ir 0s. working
Tor quite "a while
Mrs Mary Born has re.uraed home
from Grafton, WHARF sha wa, CO led 1,
the bedside of nor dang liter sUn4e time
ago.
). Oycricld and era nddaughter
" ia Bessie. WIRE visiting his daughter
Mrs Clarence 3enear, o. Morguntown,
recently.
The farmers think they arc Imposed
upon by the new road law They sny
tbay are not willing 10 move
their fences when there is plenty I'll
room for wagons 90 pass and theii
fence rows are clean. 10 TO ].
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
NToTIcE 10 LIEN HoLDERs.

10 an persons holding lions ~ Judgment. or
othcrWiec. Du The roaI estate. or any part
thereof 81 Wfn o. MOIIey
In pursuance ~ "a dcCfcC ~ tho Circuit court
of Preston county. mafo in cause thnrcu
pending. t0 subject che real estate ~ tho said
WIN g. Norcy ~ Tho satisfaction ~ tho liens
U[e'. ygt arc hereby required io Tr'tcut ai
said WHO. q Nofley. which arc liens ou hl. real
cf'afo or any Ulrt ~ g. for adiudicHtiou fa fra.
virginia ON or before tho iffb d1y Of Juno. A..
d.. lsF q ISL Wtferr farIfr.
EHowy a. HTDs. Aftys. u2W ~ 8aII
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judg
ment, or otherwise on the rcnl
estate, or any part thereof OF Iar
mon Grcascr.
In pursuance Of "a decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Preston county made in
cause therein pending 90 subject the
real estate OF the said Harmon Grcasor
90 the satisfaction OF the Hcns thereon.
you are hereby required % present all
claims held by YOU and each OF you
against the said Harmon Greascr
which are liens on his real estate on
any part Of 10 for adjudication, 20 me.
at my Office I'm Kngwood. Preston
county, West Virginia. OH or befOr,
tho 9TH day Of June. a d.. 1897.
Given under my hand This 7tn day oi
May a. D. 1891
NrrLJ FoEryry Com
=. J. CHOoAS. Council for PlaiutH.
t.1t-J1-4tf8 OBJ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
Hoodoolsm In Bicycles.

Don't be hoodooed into buying "A
bargain counter, sheap, trashy wheel
made by, no one knows who.
You must have n wheel at "a low
price, buy ono made by a responsible
maker who is ia the wheel business
TO stay.
We can sell you new wheel as low
rs S85 and you should see IL before you
place your money with dealers YOU do
not know. We have other Hartford
wheels from $40 To $50 1896 COlum bias.
As long as they last, for S75. No other
wheel as good, except the 1897 Colun-
bia. tine equal OF which has not vet
seen the hght OF day, 500 to ali alike
send for IA Catalogue
j. w. WATSON, ACT. Pope Mfg Co.
kingwOOd, ". Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
TO OFFER Reward or 100 Dollars

for case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured, may lead % the sale Of the ar
ticle. But do you know Of any such
reward being paid Ely Bros do not
promise rewards ia order 20 soil their
well-known Cream Balm" They offer
the most effective medicants, prepared
in convenient forms 70 use. which is b.
solutely free from mercurials or other
harmful al ruOs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

To fhr Creditors 20 Simon Mathew. deceased 4.
fu pursuance Yl G decree of fhn Circuit Court
~ fh. county of Preston. made boz % cause tbofe.
Ir rarding fn subject the zeal estate ~ tho said
Wtfhrw. Oh fhr rIvwor of bis debts Yur ares
roruIfri fH cont your claims ayairsf the o..
tate 90 fIc a1id Matthews for adjudication f1
FrI % Fnrfrrr. COMMISSIONS dl biz office iu
Voc iii county ou or before 'ie hday of luu8
rfyt
Witness w Watson Ctess of Sad Court,
th.- 10Th day af April. fs1
3D. IS. WArsov clerk
~. Cpoats Attorney q p T6t ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
The Poverty SoshuI. &"

The following announcement OF the
festival at Tuonelton last Saturday
night was sent out printed on brown
wrapping paper;
Poverty soshul and festival given by
tho EPworth League. Us folks air
gOeH TO have Poverty Soshul at
Browns Hall, Tunnelton. w. Va. on
the mite OF May 9th Every body is
expected TO cum and ware their old
clothes. II anybody Gums with fried
shurt or slant mp collar. ring, watch
chain, or earrings, bracelets. or any
lulery on. they will be find five SCENTS
for each offense. We air goin 20 have
some side splitter things happen. Bill
west VIII give US some funBy pe4ces
assisted by lOcle talent and the Duf-
ticker quartet viii make things howl
with funny vocal selections. After the
literary program there will DO Use
creme, cake. and everything good TO
etc, and you can trctc your girl
prize will be given % tho wurst
lookin person present. Committee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
Eyes Examined Free.

DIR. Leon Smith, Eve Specialist, OF
Washington, d. c.. will visit Kingwood
Wednesday, May Goth. Ono day only at
Hotel Gordon. Persons with weak or
failing eve sight call and have your
eyes examined free Of charge and glas-
ses properly fitted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

1o fhc Creditors of Patrick Uireir- deraasrd
lu pursuance N H decree 40 fhH circuit Court
~ fHr county M preston. made Ir ID rIb.. fEfrr
iu pending fn subject the reI. estate uf the Said
Higgins fl. tf" Payment of his debts. sou ..r ru.
UuTDi n. Ur. enc NOur claim AGAINST fh" estate
oi ODE -t'n HiffIn. inr af lnrinf .inu POP HeI u
f.rfUnT. Commits Toner. NJ mr rd.rr In flt amid
county ON OH before fhe 10th layul Juno most
witness. j ~ Wafson. CIcrt Of said Court
This fnfn daF of April ifW.
g. IS WAreov clerk
.. ...s.t. .ff..... q ~ " 10 90 D.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20

a prominent western newspaper rec
oramends FAX seed tea az an excellent
remedy for whoopinR cough. II may
bc good but H. Is not 90 be compared
with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This preparation will nllHg The violent
fits Of coughing and make them less
frequent and less severe. 10 also Iique-
hes the tough mucus, making 10 easier
70 expectorate Complete recovery is
much quicker, too. when This remedy
be- given There is no danger iu giving
81 60 small children. as BE- isa pleasant
SYRUP Hod contains nothing injurious
For eaic 20 - aud 80 costs yer o,ttIc
cr d "a Lcuhsrt kiurry35 and d r
r.-rs q Sons h.~csviI.o
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
Dentist.

DR.. G. r. Sherwood OF Keyser will
be in Kiugwood Monday. Nav cath, and
re main one week. All work guaran-
teed at reasonable prices. Office az
Davis House.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
In Chancery.
II. II. Reed ct al.

H. III. Reed 81 al.
The object of this suit Is TO subject
10 sale the real estate OF tao defendant.
u. II Reed, and TO apply the proceeds
thereof % the payment OF the liens and
charges thereon, and IL appearing that
the defendant, William Reed, is not a
resident of this State, on motion Of the
plaintiff, it is ordered that the said de
PENDANT 20 appear here within one
month after the date OF the FIRST publ
cation hereof, and do what Is necessary
90 protect his interest, and that this
Order be published in The West Vir.
GINA Argus, "a newspaper published ia
this county. A copv--Test
!. w WATsoN, Clerk.
BROWN 81 HYDE. Counsel for Prtf.
(j-tg-g7-4t.Si3O)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
At Rules held III the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court OF Preston county, on
the 18th day Of May, 1897.
James a. Gordon J
VS.. Divorce
Senorits /. Gordon
The object Of this suit is TO obtain
an absolute divorce from the bonds of
matrimony heretofore solmenized be
tween the plaintiff and defendant. and
10 appearing that the defendant, Sen
orita !. Gordon ~ not resident OF this
State, on motion of the plaintiff, it Is
ordered that the said defendant do np-
pear here within one moAth after the
date OF the first publication hereof, and
40 what is necessary To protect her in
terests, and that this order be publish
ed IN The West Virginia Argus, IL news
paper published in this county.
a copy--Test.
j. w. WATSON. Clerk.
BROWN ~ HYDE, Counsel for Il'tf
(O-l3-97-4LSi.l
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-20
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA.. So:
At Rules held in the Clerk Is Office OF
the Circuit Court OF Preston county, on
The first Monday of May, 1897.
VIM q. Brown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
MOST REV. FRANCIS JANSSENS, ARCHBISHOP OF
NEW ORLEANS.
The Popular Prelate, Formerly of Richmond, Who Ded
Suddenly Yesterday on Board the Creole

ed his whole diocese. and then proceed
ed 10 his native place, where he was
received with n public ovation, and with
rapture By the loving mother whom he
had left for Gods service. He went TO
Rome. and then. returning to this coun-
try. took possession OF his diocese.
Cathonclty had not made In Mississippi
the strides that ii had in the Northwest.
but the little grain Of mustard seed
planted by Bishop Chance grew mar
yel0usly under the care and prudence OF
Bishop Janssens and his predecessors.
In 1881 he erected the Mission of the
Holy Rosary for the Choctaw Indians.
among whom the Jcsuits labored I'm the
last century The mission has succeeded
beyond all expectations.
in lS8 Bishop Janssens was promoted
to the See of New Orleans. as successor
to the late Archbishop Leroy. It is one
OF the most important in America, and
the words Of Bishop Van de Nyver. when
told yesterday afternoon Of the death
OF Archbishop Janssens, are very signi-
ficant: This Is a great blow to the
Church"
Wherever the eminent prelate has
labored. the monuments to his zeal are
numerous. but his epitaph will be found
in the hearts Of those who knew him,
where lies. tenderly cherished, the loving
memory OF faithful and blessed ministra
tiOns.
Upon the Cathedral door there was
posted yesterday afternoon a notice in
viting the prayers Of the charitable for
the repose of the soul of the Most Rev.
Francis Janssens, Archbishop OF New
Orleans, and following IT, the devout
wish, signided by the usual characters,
that he may rest I'm Ueace.