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Shausrs Report,

Washington. Aug 16.-General shat
ter's dispatch 10 the war department
tonight concerning the health condi-
ton of his troops at Santiago, reports
the death of Is men.
Sanitary report for Aug. 10: Total
number of sick. l.72s; total number Of
fever cases. 1897. total number of new
cases. $50: total number Of fever cases
returned to duty. l63. Among the
deaths are the following: Private John
W. Eckert. Company G.. 9th infantry;
Charles r. Reidner. 10th infantry: First
Lieutenant Carl Hoops. LIST infantry.
Sergeant M~attinRomar. Troop d. 9th
cavalry; John A. Colbaugh, Company
G. 18th infantry; Private Joseph G. Egg
bert Company A. I'd infantry; Private
Charles McCutcheon. Company u. 9Th
infantry: Private Grover Powell. Com
pany u. 10th infantry: Private John A.
Curtin. Company {. I'd infantry"
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THE H00lEY TRIAL,
The Bankrupt Says That Bradshaw Kept
900,

London. Aug. i6.-In the queens
bench division of the high court of
justice to-day Justice Wright resumed
the hearing of the motion TO commit
Earl Delawarr, Messrs. Bromley, Brad
shaw and Rucker for contempt of court
In attempting 10 induce Ernest Terah
Hooley, the bankrupt company pro-
moter, 20 falsify his evidence in the
bankruptcy court.
Mr.. Hooley, who was sworn. explained
the discrepancy betw zen his own state
ment that he had paid Earl Delawarr
G50,0o0 and the earl's statement that
he had only received e25. 900 by saying
that he paid the latter G25.O00 directly
and subsequently paid him an equal
amount through MIR. Bradshaw. Air.
Hooley's agent, for division between
Earl Delawarr and Lord Albemas q. iii.
Hooley said he had since disc verri
that Bradshaw kept the G25. 9OO. Re
garding Earl Delawarr's alleged offer 90
$1,000 IL he (Hooley) would contradict
his former evidence, the ban xruDt SAID
that Mr.. Bradshaw, at the Brunswick
hotel. offered him the money in the
eaJls presence and the correction of
certain statements which Earl Della
war; wished him 10 make was written
out there. Mr.. Hooley deposed, in the
prence OF the earl.
III
which Mr.. Hooley stuck to his guns.
Justice Wright dismissed the
against Mr.. Bradshaw.
The latter then went on the stand
and asserted that Earl Deldwarr. in the
course OF a conversation with Brad
shaw as to Mr.. Hooley's position, Off red
80 pay HoOley's hotel bill for a month
and said he WAS prepared also to help
Mrs. Hooley to the extent of e1.O0O.
Earl Delaware. Mr.. Bradshaw declared.
asked him not to let Mr.. Hall know Of
the matter, as IL might be construed as
an attempt TO bride. 1t was understood
AZ the same interview that Mr.. Hooley
would be asked TO correct his original
evidence. While on the stand Mr.. Brad
shaw tainted.
Earl DclsNarr was next sworn. and he
repeated in substance the testimony he
had already given before the registrar In
bankruptcy TO the effect that ne had re-
ceiveo nothing for being a director in
the Dunlop ompan or for introducing
others 20 Mr.. Hooley. He admitted that
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UNFIT TO LIVE.
Two Women Leap to Death Hand in
Hand.

WI tAt LIMP Y" pfaNh manu- III
Hand.
Philadelphia. Aug. t6.-Because OF a
belief that they were unfit TO live. two
girls. OF whom the father of one said,
they loved each other like man and
woman" committed suicide by Jump
ing from a ferry boat into the Della
ware river. They were Bessie Foust.
aged ~, of 712 Federal street, Camden,
y. J.. and Maud Hoffnaele, aged 20. of
423 Reade street, this city. Roth tool
the leap to death together. hand I'm
hand, and were drowned before a res
cue could be effected. The bodies have
not been recovered.
The double suicide was evidently
p~rearranged. The girls had been close
associates for five or six weeks and
alternated in visits to each others
homes. spending two or three days at
a time. They had been at the Hon-
maggie home since Sunday. Leaving
her home to GO TO Bessie's home. Maude
said to her mother: This lie the last
time you VIII see us"
Mrs. Hornagle treated the remark
as ocular. The young girls appeared
at the ferry house Of the Reading rail
road about 9 o'clock in the morning.
They were apparently cheerful and
light-hearted. They tool the 1913 boat
for Camden but did not so ashore.
While the boat was on its way back to
Philadelphia the girls pushed their way
back Of a deck hand and leaped over
the deck together. They sank almost
Immediately. A note was found i'm a
pocketbook they left behind. II was
signed Msude and Bessie and consisted
Of a quotation from a melancholy poem
and the words. we ind We are utter
~ UNFIT for this world and will try an
other
Maude lived with her widowed moth
-. ana Deaf. Nth 10Th % her narantG
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SIashed From Ear to Bar.

Oakland. Cal, Aug. 16.-Privates James
NJ. Meadors and Jonas Try of Company
c, Sth California volunteers to-day en-
gagged in a fight at Camp Barrett which
eliminated in a tragedy. Try lies at the
verge of death in the Red Cross hospital
with his throat slashed from ear to ear.
The affair was the result of a long-stand-
ing feud. which developed over a none
tary matter. Meadors on two previous oc-
casions had tried to stab his victim
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erai Wood and the American officers
generally. but II will probably have a
salutary effect, as raids on the commits
say and the medical and Red Cross
stores have been altogether too fire.
quent to be tolerated any longer. The
rainy season has now set in with tor
rents daily. The troops therefore are
are all agreed that the condition of the
men would have been greatly aggra-
waited by the rain. dampness and con-
seQuent miasmas.
All rejoice at the prospect Of peace
and an early return home.
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KILLED WHILE SLEEPING
Jim Corbett's Father. While In
sane, Shoots His Wife.
AND COMMITTED SUICIDE
A Tragic Ending OF Half a Century of
Happy Married Life - Not the
Slightest Reason for the
Rash Act.

San Francisco, Aug. l6.-Patrick j.
Corbett. father Of James ]. Corbett, the
pugilist. shot and killed his wife at an
early hour this morning. He then turn
ed the revolver upon himself and com
mitted suicide. The hypothesis accept
ed by the family and by the intimate
acquaintance of the household is that
Mr.. Corbett was laborlng under the eff
fects Of temporary insanity. The terri
BILE tragedy occurred at the Corbett
home. 500 Hayes street. over the livery
stable owned by the elder Corbett. AS
near as the time can be fixed. the shots
rang out at 1850 o'clock a. m, Mrs. Cor
bett being killed as she was lying asleep
in her bed.
So far as can be a~scertained there
was not the slightest reason why the
husband should have sought to wreak
such awful vengeance upon his wife,
as for nearly half a century the couple
had lived happily and in perfect con-
tent together. Indeed during last even
ing they had chatted pleasantly to-
gether about their fireside with two of
their daughters Inc at an early hour
had retired without the slightest indi-
cation having been given Of what
was TO follow within the mex few hours.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett resided
their two unmarried daughters, Cath
crime and Esther. n a married daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles A. King, with her
husband. When Mr.. Corbett purchased
the pistol nc one seems TO know. He
was never known to Keep a weapon in
the house before he had purchased this
one with an object. Whether during his
temporary spells Of insanity he had
contemplated the deed no one can tell.
There is little doubt but that Mr..
Corbett was temporarily insane when
he committed his horrible deed, and
he inherited the mania from his an
c%estors. His sister. Margaret Griffin.
Is now an inmate of the Napa insane
asylum, having been confined there for
six years. Like in the case of her
brother. her insanity was periodic. Both
the old people were natives Of ireland.
Mr.. Corbett being SIS years of age and
his wife -four years Younger The flu
neral ceremony will be delayed until
Jim arrives from the East. but the
bodies will be placed in vaults.
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At Auueduct.

New York. Aug. 16.-Jockey Maher was
again In evidence at the Aqueduct track
to-day. landing three or four mounts in
fine style. Summary: Five f~urlongs. SELL
ing-Prince of Wales won, Somers second,
Improvident third: time, 1:02a. Improve
dent was disqualified and Senzenia was
placed third. Mile-Lennep won. Sly Fox
second. Slasher third: time, 1:44%. About
seven furlongs-Mizpah won. Tinge sec
ond. Debride third: time, LIS 10. Five fur
longs-Wine Press won, Caleba second,
Althea third: time. los 2-5. Mile and 40
yards-Campania won. Vanessa second,
Rotterdam third; time, 1:451A. Mile. SELL
ing-Field Lark won, DR.. Withdrew sec
ond. La Russo third; time, LAG.
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Upbeld the Contract.

Los Angeles, Aug. 16.-Judge Clark in
the superior court here to-day upheld the
contract between Mrs. n. c. Creole and
Creole. wherein Mrs. Creole agreed to re-
linquish her claim to the estate of the
old miner for the sum of $4,000. This
throws the contest brought by Mrs.
Creole out of court. There are other con-
tests to be decided before the estate can
be decided according to the provisions OF
tha upHl
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brought about rs passengers from the
north and very little gold dust outside of
that shipped by the established conpa-
mics In Alaska. Several of the Klondikers
on board had amounts ranging from $500
to 1900; also papers representing claims.
Nearly all of the gold seekers. however,
gave anything but encouraging reports
of the country.
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Standing OF the Clubs.
A Horrible Accident.

Cisns Park. Ill. Aug. l6.-The game OF
ball betwesn Danvilie and the chicago
Unions here to-day ended in a horrible ac-
cident The grand stand. which seated
fully 1000 people. collapsed. killing Mrs.
Msuds Hobart Of Gilman. III Those badly
wounded are: Mrs Rantou. leg broken.
Miss ATgo, back injured both Of Hooper
ton. Ill; Mrs. Crawford Of Milford. leg
broken: Mrs. Cartmrl aud Mrs. Curflev OF
Rossv!llc. ll.. hurt internally. Elmer
Jameson Of Potomac. back injured. Fully
% others are injured aud several deaths
are expected TO follow.
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NO CLUE FOUND.
No Doubt That the Candy Was Sent From
SAN Francisco.

Dover. Del, Aug. 1s.-There were no
additional developments to-day in the
clearing up of the mystery surround
ing the death of ex-Congressman Pen
n~ington's two daughters. Mrs. ]. p.
Dunning, formerly of San Francisco,
and Mrs. J.. Deane OF this city. The
first step in obtaining an analysis OF
the candy were taken to-day when a
portion was placed In h hands of
State Chemist Wolfe at Newark. Del.
A report was in circulation that there
was a doubt about the candy having
been made In San Francisco. This Is
There is no doubt what
ever. The package bears the postmark
OF that office. The box did not come as
third-class matter, but was mailed at
letter rate postage, hence h use OF
the postofice mark. which, II Is under
stood. is not usually placed on mail
matter stamped with lower rates.
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TWENTY TO ONE.
The silver Forces of Colorado Agree
Upon Fusion.

The Silver Forces OF CoIorado AZTEC
Upon Fusion.
Glenwood Springs, Colo, Aug. 10
The state executive committee of the
silver republicans. democrats n pop
ulists of Colorado tonight adopted a
resolution favoring fusion of the three
parties in the coming state election,
but no agreement was reached appor-
tioning the different state Offices. This
was left to the discretion OF the three
state conventions which meet i'm Colo
RADIO Springs in September. The con-
ference has been in session for two
DAYS in this city and the agreement to
fuse was not reached until after a hard
fight against the union was made by
the opponents Of the proposition. al
though when the vote was finally taken
II resulted % 10 l in favor Of fusion.
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At st. Louis.

ST. Louis. Aug. 16-Weather pleasant,
track fast. Results: Maiden fllies and
mares. Elk fu~rlongs-Cousin Lizzie won.
Little Sallie second, Picayune II. third;
time. 1:16. Selling. m~ile-Seaport won. To-
wanda second. King Oscar third; time.
1:43A. Selling, mile and 90 ~yards-katie
Longfellow won. Celtic Bard second, Be-
queath third; time. l:43. For 2-year-olds,
six furlongs-Sir Gatian won, George
second, Lafayette third; time, 1:16. Selling.
six f~urlongs-Be True won. Borden sec
ond, Mound City third; time. lis. Mile
and 20 yards. s~elling-Silver Set won. VIII
son second, Confession third; time, 1:43A.
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At Hawthorne,

Chicago, Aug. 16.-Hawthorne RESULTS:
Weather warm, track slow. Fiv furlongs
Mr.. johnson won, Cheval dor second.
Red Fox third: time. 1:07. Six furlongs-
Redskin won, Treopia second, Sir Hobart
third; time, 1:2o. Mile and an eighth
Can't Dance won. Eddie Jones second.
Morte Fonse third; time, 2:02A. Mile
Mole won. High Hoe second. Pau kau-
var third: time, 1:47. Five furlongs-Silver
Tone won, Doremus second, Nora {. third
time. l:o6, Six furlongs-Elidad won. Cow
ernor Shehan second. Prince Blaze third
tims, 1:20h.
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At Saratoga

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug 16.-Westher
cloudy, track fast. Summaries: Selling,
FIVE and a half furlongs-Colonel Tenny
won, Roysterer second. Chappaqua third;
time, eos. Seven MISUNDERSTANDING won,
Lillian Belle second. Margaret Jane third;
time. 1:26. Selling, mile and three-six-
standardization won, Joe second. Rap
pahannock third: time, POI. Citizens and
Merchants stake, mile and a furlons-
White Frost won, Poetess second, DIR.
Catlett third: time, 1881. Six furlongs-
Rhinelander won, Hilee second, Armament
third; time, l:14A.
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A CUBAN SHOT.
He Was stealing supplies From the
Commfssary store. on the Dock.

Cuban was shot by a sentry, who
caught him stealing commissary stores
at the dock. Yesterday IL was discov-
cred that enough goods a been stolen
TO make three carloads. which had been
taken out surreptitiously to the Cuhans
In the field. The man under suspicion
returned to the wharf last night. evil
IDENTIFY with the intention OF continuing
hts thefts. but he was warned OF.
Early this morning he was again
found there. When the sentry chal-
lenged him he ran. refusing 10 obey
IN order TO halt. As ne was likely TO
escape. the sentry fred and killed him.
The occurrence IL regretted by Gen
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To Remove All Mines.

Washington. Aug. 16-General Wilson.
chief of engineers. to-day issued orders to
all the officers OF that department in
charge of Notifications n works of de-
Tense TO remove all mines, cables and
electrical apparatus connected herewith
in harbors and rivers of the United States
as rapidly as the work can be performed
with regard to safety.
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Epworth League Convention.

SPCtIHI DF-UdNNH o IT cNdFIHdFUs
Bozeman. Aug. 1L.-There are about 70
delegates reported to the fifth annual
convention of the Montana State Epworth
league, which convened this evening at z
O'Clock. A very interesting programme is
arranged for the several sessions. which
end with an open-air mass meeting. The
delegates who have arrived to-day have
been enjoying the sights of the town and
vicinity and the hospitality of their en-
tertainers.
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Did the Right ThfuC,

Saratoga. n. Y. Aug. l6.-when Kid
Mccoy learned tonight of the tragic
death OF Jim Corbett's parents he i'm
mediately wired condolences to Corbett,
at Asbury Park. and in view OF a post
ponement Of the match, scheduled to
take place at Buffalo on Sept. 10. tele-
graphed that he would not claim a for
felt. McKoy left az midnight for New
York CITY.
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selling LIauor 90 InhIan..

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Helena, Aug l6.-A couple OF Culhertson
keepers by the name Of Macy and
Humphrey have been arrested on the
charge Of selling liquor 20 the Indians az
Poplar river. They we're taken before the
United States commissioner AZ Glasgow
where they are having a hearing.
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Restrictions Removed.

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-THE secretary
of the treasury to-day telegraphed to Col
lector of the Port Jackson that owing to
the cessation of hostilities the restrictions
have been move regarding the clear
ance of ships from the United States TO
Manila, the same to go INTO effect on and
after to-day
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Transports in Quarantine.

New York. Aug. l6.-The transports
Grand Duchess and Mattewan have ar
rived at Montauk and are now at auaran-
tine there. Those on board have to be fu-
migated before being landed. The Grand
Duchess carries General Bates command.
General Wheeler came 20 New York to-
daN
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Approved.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Aug. 16.-The state board OF
pardons to-day approved these sO-day
d~iminutlons OF sentence granted by the
governors: Mike Miller, forgery, one year,
Custer county; G. w. Collins, forgery, one
year. Valley county; John Walch, assault,
one year, Custer county.
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Sailed Tor GreenIand-

Copenhagen. Aug. l6-Ths expedition to
explore the east coast Of Greenland under
Lieutenant Amdrup sailed this morning
on board the steamer Godthaab.
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Appointed Supervisor.

Washington. Aug. 16.-Albert O.
Wright of Madison. Wis, has been APP
pointed supervisor of Indian schools.
vice James ]. Speare, of the state of
Washington.
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Observation-Disclosures Unu IIaTke. MagF~
and K%ittredge. Tmpires-Ganney and
Brown.
At DctToit-Detrolt. 4; st. Paul. 8
AT Columbus-Columbus. 2, Minneapolis.
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Rrought Little Gold.

San Francisco. Aug. 6-The steamer
National city. II lays from ST. Michsels.
arrived this afternoon. The National City
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At New York-Dunn and Ryan won to-
days game for Brooklyn. Dunn had the
visitors completely at his mercy. Attend
ance. sal. Score:
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New York .w......

Battorios-Rhines and Bowerman; Pratt
and Mcfarland. Umpires-Swartwood and
Warner.
Al Raltimore-Magec blanked the ORR
oles for six innings to-day, but In the
seventh they gathered In three runs. In
the following inning the entire Louisville
team went 10 pieces. Attendance. LOO.
Score: g.
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and sugden. Umpires-O'Day and McDon-
aid.
At Boston-Nichols saved the day for
the Bostons. enabling the home team not
only To win from Chicago, but 10 take
first place in the league. Attendance,
=. 800. Score:
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Observation-Disclosures Nichols and Yea
ger; Callahan and Donohue. Cmpircs-
Snyder and Connolly.
At New York-The Giants knocked the
Cincinnatis out Of the lead to-day. Gin
cinnati did not get a man beyond first
base. Attendance, 5000. Score:
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O'Connor. Umpires-Lynch and Andrews.
At Notwithstanding leather medal con-
testants met to-day and the Browns by in
ferior playing secured the defeat Attend
ancp 900 Score.
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TfltGRAPHlc BReYInrs.

II is expected that Gen. schwnu lHl
hia command win arrive 700 Gulniyh 60
day, or at The latest, Friday
The corner stone " % ts1.mUlIUr
dollar capitol building Cor Minnesota
was laid ut So Paul on Wsdu.lay
The Prince uf wales is progressing
H1 ayoEhly that 70 has been a finite
D. decided Co remove him to cuwrs on
Saturday
a. Annapolis last evening Admiral
and Mrs, MrNHlr entertained ADMIRAL
CprvUra and hlH Httn. who Aru prisoners
90 thU academy. at dinner
Tho fusion committee Of PupuIist and
Democratic parties OF North Dakota
mot FnfF0 l1Ht ulght ana placed Cd
iulI state uekn, lr The n.li.
Th transport Lconn. from Santiago.
with nfty uek and three wIIuI.l m.u
ON board, arrived nc Oh Point None
OF 90 90 were landed last r.eHt
tn. war department is rafI...l WIEN
the change made by Cen. Mil. ln The
landing nn Porto Rico. a. o. prevented
% weeks delay IN landing troops.
The bank ~ British Nor.b America,
Sew York. has. engaged iNN1 DO gold
Cor import from London. Tu sold WOO
Withdrawn from the Bank Uf England,
Con Grant and stan ltfi CH.rimau-
90 luHi night The entire hHsadc was
expected 90 rDt out TuHrliy. hut thr
officers found ~ Impossible 90 get or
Itlanut expected by tho war depart.
mcut officials that Gen. MI..H viii ut.
tempt tU lUuE On general engage
mcnt before the latter part Of next
wreck.
Conrroasman Stark waS'rcnomlnntod
hy reclamation hy ih' iuH.Iuiau uUp.
ullrtH. - muerala and Free Silver Re-
puhllcnnD of the Fourth Nebraska dis.
trlct yesterday
Al cuban troops az Camp McCilla
woro truuFiarrDi yDlt.rlIy morning 10
CulmanUrl. They MlU camp there.
awaiting orders, They rather expect o.
80 10 santiago.
Lord Herschall. T.. g.. @. g. r.. for
merry loi1 hlEh chan. 'ipr tho head M
the british commission 90 settle tho
differences between canada ana the
United states has arrived Ia New
York.
!. W. van. ono OF tH most notorious
green goods OPERATOR Boo tho country,
was arrested loo Sow York yesterday
under an indictment found some time
ago Tor wNiudinr Herb 90 n. Clutc 81
Chicago out Of 500.
The United States transport Ollvctts
sailed ftom New NHf. for Santiago
! yesterday. In her safes was $4,000
with which 60 pay th. soldiers, ana rh,
had on board carsl ~ dslicaclca fui
/ the sick ana wound D.
Thirty thousand aDTgs Of crops wer,
destroyed or grrgtIy damaged hy q
/ hnllstorm 10 C0dInri1u county, 8, u
/ last night. The Hrup. ui the storm wa'
FiN miles wide and about twenty
miles long. Many afmrfd lost every
acre Of graln.
Lieut.. Allyn CHpruu, one ~ the he
| roos or ROOSEVELT rough rideu, whl
was kllCd 40 SIhHnHy July I, wui
buried nt Washington yesterday. lil'
mother and widow Urrr present, hut
hla father n with hIE battery OF ar
/ tillJry In Cuba.