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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
TORN up STREETS
And Some OF ths DiIaslsrs to Life Which
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Thry Have OceaslOnsh.
For months the streets OF New York
have been reeklng with poisonous odors
and this Is also true Of most cities In
America. These deadly gases have come
from the exposed sewer pipes, gas
pipes and from the turned-up soil sat
urated with malaria. Every breath
drawn has carried some OF these death
germs into the body.
The important question to us all Is
how TO prevent malarial disease, or,
having contracted It, how II can be
cured.
Everyone knows that the best physi-
clans always prescribe a stimulant Tor
such troubles. Nature must be assisted
and pure stlmulants alone can do IT,
But unless they are pure. instead OF as
slsting, they will injure. Prof Henry
A. Mott, OF this city, says; THE purity
OF Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey las sim
pie tests win readily convlnce) should
recommend II To the highest favor"
DR.. William II. Cutter says; "Duny's
Pure Malt Whlskey contains no deleteF-
ious or Injurious qualities and It's abso-
Lutte purity must recommend II to gen
eral USE"
When the pulse beats feeblvi when
the life seems low; when palms shoot
through the body and make existence
burden, do not take drugs. They
cannot help you, Take a pure and life
imparting stimulant and such a one
Is Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Care
should be exercised to take none but
Duffy's, "a word to the wise is sutii-
Client"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
BENw00D.
News items from tho Lively Industrial
Town.

News Items from tho Lively industrial
Town.
The lower steel works is expected tc
go off about the middle OF the week
when the pig metal on hand vii have
been used up. The shortage Of metal is
due to inability to supply all the orders
for 1t from all parts of the country
thus showing the busy state OF the
iron and steel trade this fall.
George Fisher. the saloon keeper. has
announced himself a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for city mar
shall. II Is understood that he will be
opposed by William Schneider and
George Furbee. II ~ meet that they
should have some fun at the primaries,
as Republican Will again be on top
next April.
Michael Deegan and Alonzo Vance
have left for few days fishing up Fish
creek, back of New Martlnsvlllc. They
will return Thursday evening, and their
friends IRE expecting q big mess OF FISH
for Friday.
A supper and bazaar will be given for
tho benefit Of st. Matthew'S Lutheran
church on Saturday and Monday eve
nings, November "a and 20.
The Crescent Association gives It's
openlng dance this evening. Quite n
number of invitations have been issued
for the AFFAIR
The grand jury convenes at Mounds
vile to-day. There are few cases from
this district this term. but they are i'm
pOrtant.
Council meets this evening. The con-
tract for paving Alleys a and i will
likely be let ut tho meeting.
Mrs. james Barrett and daughter,
Maggie, the -postmistrcss, IRE visit
ing friends nj Newark, Ohio.
Harry Bowers returned yesterday
from visit to his parents at Shep-
hcrdBtown, Ohio,
Robert Martin In Visiting relatives In
Now Martlnsvlllc.
County Clerk Lewis was n Sunday Wis.,
itor here
|. Tho city hands will be paid to.mor-
row.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"Thc Great Train Robbery" Ia the
title Of Thomas H. Davis and William
Il. Kcogh'B latest novelty In spcclacular
mclodrama. which comes to the Opera
House tomorrow night. II In by Scott
Marble. author Of "Thc Sidewalks OF
New York" ana down In Dixie" II
depicts scenes In the great southwest, In
those turbulOua sections so long lnfentcl
by outlaws and dcspcrndoos Thrilling
Incidents occur throughout the play A
frustrated plot 10 rob an express COM
pnnya office In Kansas city furnishes
Inc subject for the first net. while u
bowie knife fight between n white man
and an Indian, II "hold-up" and rob-
berry Of nm express train. a kidnapping
NJ woman, an Indian war party on the
trail aud u great man hunt and II battle,
In which Indians denporndooH United
states troops participate are aubae-
uunnt happenings There n comedy no
woll na sruanllon gprnklod throughout
the plny, which ~ extremely dramatic,
powerful In plot and decidedly plclur-
oHqup Tho company IA an excellent
one,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

Last night meeting of the city coun-
ell committee on fire department was
held in the office of the city clerk.
Chairman Mcclure in the chair. Chief
Klleves addressed the committee after
bills to the amount OF S957 % had been
audited, and said there is urgent need
for more hose for the chemical engines
as well as for the nine Babcock extln-
gulshers. The chief estimated the need
of each engien at 800 feet, which will
cost about 80 cents per foot. Clerk Nolte
was Instructed to secure bids at once
The chief was instructed to secure forty
feet of hose for each Babcock. A neces-
slty for gum coats was reported by the
chief, who was instructed to report on
the number needed. Bids for roof at
the Atlantic building were opened; they
ranged from $50 to Sl4l for ashlnEle roof.
This did not strike the committee IA
vorably, and the clerk was instructed to
procure bids on a patent rooL Thu
chief was instructed to procure the
smoke protectors provided for by the
committee recently. The matter OF buy
ing four new horses was referred TO a
subcommittee The contract for pa
perlng at the Viglant was let to Mr. Sill
vey at his bid Of 500 It was reported
that the Eighth ward and Eleventh
street engine houses are In bad condl-
ton. Chief Klleves was instructed to
hand in list OF buildings in need Of
fire escapes. 1t was brought out during
the meeting that the board OF fire un-
derwrlters would shortly demand the
purchase Of an aerial fire truck, for use
at fires in high buildings. This, 1t was
said, would cost probably $4,000, and
there Ia no fire department building in
the city in which the apparatus could
~ bangn1
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BALTIMORE WINS,

BALTIMORE, oct. 1.-THE Temple
- ylll stay in Baltimore another
oar II has been twice in succession for
No first TINE in the history, and II the
.orsoles'' take It again It is theirs abso-
,n,s,v The former champions also take
,I,,,v per cent Of the money paid In at
,hs gates during the three games in Bos-
-, and the two played here, while the
winners of the "pehnant" will get but
,,r,y rer cent. unless as Is generally be-
I,syea, the players have agreed among
,s.mslyes to divide the spells equally.
To.dsy5 game like all the others Of the
ssrias save the first one, was an easy
pnonos,ttpn for the Baltimores, who won
r,rrh AZ they pleased, while the visitors
nsyer appeared TO think they had any
chance Whatever. An audience so small
that the management refused to give the
exact number and So utterly devoid OF
enthusiasm that scarcely a ripple OF APP
Eanse occurred saw 1t done, and APP
1eared 10 be glad the game which was,
XIV the way, one OF the shortest on re-
rGrt was over, and that the season was
over with Il. There may have been a
thousand people On the grounds but a
better estimate would place the attend
once at $50. This fact, In View of the
pleasant weather, which prevailed, indi-
Gates that Baltimore base ball enthusl-
ass have had q surfelt Of the sport for
the tine being and that they do not look
upon q Temple cup" game as being
anything out vi the ordinary. At Its
conclusion both teams dlsbanded and
many Of the players left for their homes.
two OF them, Jennings and Kelley, TO
prepare for the early assumption OF mar
vaI RESPONSIBILITIES, The Bcnre:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

comic operas. said Pasha" was the
first nights bill. This tuneful creation
is the work Of Prof Richard Stahl, for
merry OF Wheeling 1t was presented In
a way which would have reflected
credit up on many more pretentlous op-
eratic companies. The company Is the
best in which Miss Gonzalez has ever
appeared here, including thirty people
and a special orchestra. Miss Gonzalez
had part admirably suited to her, and
was ably assisted by Misses Reeves
and Evans, and Messrs. Donnelly and
French. all OF whom are fayorably
known In Wheeling. Messrs. Young
and White are excellent comedians, and
made a splendid impression upon the
audience. SAID Pashsa" will be repeat,
ed at the matinee, and to-nights Dill
will be one Of the most popular operas
ever written, Fra Diavolo."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
200 prLEaATEs EYpEcTEp.

AS previously announced in the Intelll-
gencer the twenty-eIghth annual meet
ing of the Cincinnati branch of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of the NJ. r. church will be held at
Fourth Sstreet NJ. II. chourch Wednes-
day and Thursday. The branch covers
conferences in four states, md nearly
200 delegates are expected, Interesting
programmes have been prepared for the
various sessions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
ORDINANCE COMMITTEE,

Last night a meeting Of the council
ordinance committee was held. The
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Railway
ordinance was laid over by request
The ordinance granting DR. II. II. Bull
lard a strip of the alley cast Of the city
building was passed upon favorably
The matter OF preparing an ordinance
placing license upon the Napthh
Launch Company was laid over until
the annual appropriation ordinance Is
taken up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

Earned runs, Baltimore 3; Boston 3. Two
base hits, O'Brien, Clark, Homer, Hick-
man. Three base hits, Stencil, Yeager.
Stolen bases, Stencil. Double plays, Nc
GrRw, Reitz and Bowerman; Reitz and
Boverman: Rettz, Jennings and Bower
man 2 Left on bases, Baltimore Z: Bos-
ton !. First base on balls. off Hickman 2.
strlck out, by Hofter !. Passed balls,
YsaEer 1. Wild pitch, Hickman. Time
L:s0, Umplres. Hurst and Emslle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
SENATOR FoRAKER's DATES.

Hon. j. B. Foraker will speak at New
Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon, octo-
Der 10, Bridgeport In the evening, Steu-
benville Wednesday afternoon, october
20, and East Liverpool that evening.
From East Liverpool he will go to
Youngstown. Senator Foraker is hav-
ing immense meetings wherever he goes
and his Bridgeport meeting will be q
rOuspr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
AN ENQUIRER DECEPTION.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says that
1000 people attended the free silver
melting at Miners grove and that It
beat any meeting ever held in Belmont
county in point of numbers and enthu-
slasm. The Heterogeneous crowd really
numbered only about 400. The people
can see that everything is getting into
n free and unlimited condition without
the consent OF any other nation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

A PAIN In the chest Ia natures
warning that pneumonia IN threatened.
Dnmpcn piece Of flannel with Cham.
berlaln's Pain Balm and bind over tho
eeat Of pain, ana another on the bnolt
between the shoulders, and prompt re-
lief will follow. Sold by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

The ~ Of a gown or the success OF dinner
party, but think they have no time 10 bestow
upon the health and physical soundusss
which are absolutely necessary to happy
wilehood and motherhood
Any weakness OF disease OF the delicate
special organs Of het acK totally UNITS hwo'
man 10 be wife OF mother isawoman's
primary duty to be strong and healthy III q
womarly why. Careful living and judicious
treatment will certainly aud completely
eradicate these delicate complaints,
A complete and practical treatise on this
subject with careful professional advice and
suggestions for selfttcatmOnt ate contained
In THE Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser by X w. Pierce, NJ, d. chief
consulting physician Of the invnlids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, nunalo, NJ v, This
1000 page illustrated book will be ncnt pa.
per bound absolutely fee fof coH Of mai.
fNg pHiW ~ one cent stamps, Of cloih'hound
tot n stamps Address d., Fierce, na above.
d. Pierce has given lifetime 10 the
study Of wuincn'A diseases, and has had m
wide practical experience In thla particular
field NJ any living physician His lavofile
Prescription" " a perfect and scientific
remedy fot dlHeaaes ~ the feminine Organs.
II N The only medicine devised iof this
particular purpose 10y m educated and
skilled physician, II w q positive and
permanent cute M attcstcd hy more than
ninety thousand grateful women,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
"FALLEN AMONG THIEVES. !"

FALLEN AMONG THIEVES"
Davis & Keogh's melodrama, Fallen
Among Thieves" was presented at the
opera House last night before q
small audience, Tessie's leap from
High Bridge in tho fourth act wal
the acme OF sensationalism, and gave
the gallery gods an opportunity to let
themselves loose that they did not ran
10 take advantage Of. The scenery Is
good and the acting all that had been
expected,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

Try Electric Blttors ~ a remedy for
your troubles7 II not get n bottle now
ana net relief. This medicine has been
found to be- peculiarly adapted TO tho
relief aud cure Of all Female Com.
plnlntB, cxorilng n wonderful direct In.
iluenco In giving alronglh nnd tone 10
the ofunna II YOU have Loss OF Appo.
tito. Constipation, Headache, Painting
Spells, or IRE Nervous, Slcoplcss, ok.
cltnhln, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells, Electric Blttcra In tho
medicine You need, Health aud
Strength are guaranteed Nv IT, use
Flftv cents and 81 90 ht Logan Drug
Compnnya Drug Store, 0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

John Allen, a oolored rider of the
South Side, offers to ride James Brons-
ton, twenty-five miles, track or road,
for $25 side. Bronston is q speedy col
ored rider, and recently issued chal-
lenge, which Allen is eager TO accept.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
THE RITCUIEs ORGANIZD.

The Richie Juniors have reorganized,
and elected Philip Bohn captain.
The little fellows are between thirteen
and fifteen years OF age, and average ITO
pounds. They intend challenging the
other public schools as soon as they get
more practice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

There will be a regular meeting of the
city council this evening. at which
quite n grist Of routine business, and
some that is not routine vii be brought
up. It Ia especially desired that quo
rim no had.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
Renaissance,

in this case, is applied to the
handsomest line OF scaris, COW
ers, d'oylies and mats, just open
ed. The assortment is the
largest, the styles the very raress
while the prices are the lowest
ever quoted,on such goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
nrAt EsTATB coMM1TTEE.

HEAD ESTNTN UOMMITIIlE.
The council committee on real estate
met and audited bills aggregatlnE s22 o.
j. w. BeIr was given the contract for
painting the city engineers office.
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NIGHT GOWNS, RTo.-GEo. F. sTIBnI 3 90,
Geo. E. Stifel & Co,
The Base of Many Complaints is
GOLD!

Not always be prevented but of taking cold be
greatly cencd by proper at nights Use good warm gowns
offering for men, and hidrengowns made
of FLANNELETTE in light colo not too heavy and won't shrink
For ladies and gents 75c and 9s Children 4sc 69c Cdrens
Sleeping Suits, 4Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

1909. III, 1927 John Clator, 1853, 1871, lO7;
Ed. Hebrank, 80, Isl, 1872; totals, 622,
672, 300.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
Ties.

The prettiest varieties and
large assortment Of long ties of
lawn, liberty silk, chiffon and
Mouseliene de Sol, in white
and colorsI pleated and lace
ends, csc up. Also new line of
Rulings and Shirrings in Mou-
seliene Brilliant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
TINE MusEE LEAduE.

NH" season In tho Muaoc league
"n'n"1 l1sl night promoa winning
," alllHhlE from ConcordIn In The
following scorer.
Irmo. W F1lck, il2. ils, ilGi W.
I'". lGl. re. 100. e Wise 40, No.,
Nloyhn1or. M, iOi, iii, G, RAIDER,
I. TOO, iG2, lolnH ga, 600. 7tl
d. l"nf1'n--Joo Dlschner ~ 100, 49,
~ NnnluT li2, ilJ. i5l, II, ShankoY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
WHEEL1NG I.AUNpRYs BEATEN

WHEELING LAUNDRYs BEATEN,
A good crowd saw u picked nine de-
feat the Wheeling Laundrys Sunday at
Tunnel Green in a close game, the score
being Z TO 0. This was the third game
between the two teams, the picked nin0
winning two out OF three. The batteries
We're: Picked nine-Powell and Miller;
Wheeling Laundry - Gilligan and Nc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

d. TE Ilo, gRfvEGEAsRHlEE b S Shsf K. with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

DoNDs FOR sALE-sIX PER CENT.
ID 1880 gold bonds interest payable
scml-annually. Call on or address J, z.
HERVEY, No. 1870 Market street. Wheel
ing, w. Va. ocy
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NOR sALE-oNE AND oNE-HALF
IL lot in Greenwood cemetery; fine Local
ton; corner lot; adjoining best improve N.
ments In cemetery. Address CEMETEhn
LOT. care IntelllEonoer office. aplg
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-14

Following 10 Senator Slsaegs' card
in reply 10 tho structures OF the Car
son Nows for drapiug tho American
flag i'll mourning Oh inauguration
day:
EDITOR NEws:- In regard to your
editorial Uf the 9TH | have this TO say.
that the true reason -! my ilag being
drnpcd in mourning. was not because
Of Mr.. Mckinlcy's Inauguration. but
because tho "Chair that had been
mado glorions by the names of Wash
mgtOn. JclTcrson. Monroe. jackson
and LlncOln." Wus being vacated 10y n
fraud 10 be rooccupiCd by Il conf
dencc mnu mt tho head Of whose cUun.
Gil table will sit TINT arch enemy Of
tho United tatCs. old John Sherman
who ~ traitor to lria country has
far exceeded all otn,r traitors that this
country Inns over produced, with tho
exception Of Grover Cleveland. Tho
crime of benedict AruuId, jeff DAVIS.
and all other traitors. sink INFO iusig.
niGcaucc compared tn tia, trcachcry
oi old Sherman.
My syinpnihics IRE wiilthc American
people IA tho next four wears, under
the rule Of "King Capital" and IN re-.
gard to your idiotic spleen, | have
nothing 10 say.
IL r. gy,uca
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-14

On tho day Of McKinley's inaugur.
alton Senator Skaggs had an .Ameri.
II flag on his desk draped in mour
ing. This act 81 our Senator mas
been numerically criticised by come
Of the papers III the Western part OF
the State. The Reno Gazette dishes
him up III the following style:
senator Skaggs' funny work in
putting the American iiag in monrn-
ing nn day Of McKinley's Inaugural
ton proves to be very small potatoes.
4 man elected to represent Il county
Of as much importance us Elko is To
this commonwealth is III very poor
business Insulting the people Of the
State and the party that honorCd him
with II sea- in the state Senate. Me
people, including the Silver Party Of
Nevada, and to insult the dignity
Of the highest office within the gift of
II great people is not at all funny.
Still We don't nnuw but Senator
Skaggs Is cXGueab!c, for IT is but the
bray nE ot II jackuss in IA corral full Of
bluoded hOrsce, Sd Ia speak"
Senator Skaggs has published Il
card III the Carson Appeal i'll which
he attempts to justify his inexcusable
blumdcr 10y abuse Of John Sherman
and Grover Cleveland. Tho Senator
cHnno! square his insult 10 his con.
stItutcncy III auy such way. The
people Of Elko county are loyal to
President Mckinley and resent any
insult to him or the flag 10y Senator
Skaggs or II one else. The Senators
action WINS i'll very poor taste to sa,
the least and he richly deserves al
the s%corchIng he liz getting. lie doci
not represent his constituents whcI
he dcsccnds to such idiOtic measures
tu vent his spleen at John Sherman
Grover Cleveland OF any other public
man.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-14
tFRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.l
SABSIaGINDi.

Maurice ID. Hesly. an OLD resident
90 i-i"o county, uIed Ut MS uuLnc Ia
iIuDy vaIIcy asst SU,Irday.
1hUie are no sISLs oi an adjourn
! Inca, ii Inc I~rSlsIu.urc. Inc meuI-
"eis d.e "OIking Without pay now.
JuusE talbot returned isoul the
west last evening anu uv,d IL session
Oi TIC 'ustrIcL Court today. Inc cu,e
VI hires We. A~lcrArLzIo being OIL
trIsl.
lie Ogden railroad officials have
been notIned to maze arrangements
to handle AT least thirty special trains
cnrUuL' from the East Tor the light az
Carsou.
Several lots Of cattle which are to
20 East are hell III quarantine north
ana south Of REQ and "a Quarantine
officer has not yet been SEM by the
government to inspect them. This
worHs agreat hardship on tho cattle.
men.
The appropriation bill passed by
tLe SENATE w:s so badly mungled in
tie ASSEMBLY that Garrard suggested
II committee Of three Ia 20 i'll and us.
sure the Senate that II was the Same
bill tii"t originally passed that body.
HE Carson News rays it was riddled
beyonI all recognition.
The grand jury of Lyon county has
indicted Logan for the murder OF the
Indian IN Mason Valley. The jury
also recommended that Tie Hon. VIII
liam Huodburn be employed to pros.
ccutc the case.
Mrs. Judge Biselow will arrive
from San Francisco tomorrow morn
ins To attend the funeral OF her Iate
brother, Charles a. Cooling. Tho
day and hour of the funeral will not
be set until her arrival.
Coroner Morgan received Il letter
this morning from Mr.. G.. ii. Rich
iiFdson, father OF the boy who was
drowned i'll the hot spring last Friday,
stating that be was unable to come
here, and requesting TINT his O be
gwen decent burial and he would
pay the expenses. The name Of the
unfortunate toy was Charles Il, Rich.
ardson.
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fun.ral nf q 4. GoudinE.

Tho funeral Of the late G. \. Good.
ing took place from the Episcopal!
church mt 2:3O this afternoon, the
Rev John Dawson officiating. Tho
church was filled with sympathizing
friends OF tho family. notwithstund-
ing the inclemcncy Of the weather.
Tho services at the church consisted
OF m appropriate sermon 10y the Rev.
Dawson and singing by the choir
After tho services at tho church the
Tcmains were taken to tho cemetery
where the burial services OF the Epis.
copal church was rendered aud they
were then laid away from mortal
Eight.
May the good lac did in life he re
mcmh' rcd and may his long rest in
the eilont city be rs peaceful MS an in.
fant's slumbcr.