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non, on rIIr nmrRrss.
~ is IncIo.cd In triple Conn Heart was
Completely IrsnsnScd.

Geneva, Switzerland, Sept l2.-Thc
post norton examination OF the re-
mains OF the late empress Of Austria,
who was assaasinatcd on Saturday
last by an Italian anarchist whose
name has bcca variounly given as
Lacchcni. Luchosi and Lelgini. has re-
Vcaled that the weapon completely
tranHfiNcd the heart, penetrating three
and onc-third Inches and making a
wound oncAsiNth of AN inch wide, The
tact that her majesty walked nfty
yards % the steamer II nHcfibcd To her
remarkable VIII power and natural
energy
The body Of the empress has been
enclosed In triple coffin and placed
In room transformed ~ 90 n mortuary
chamber. The walls OF his apartment
are vcllcd with black drapery covered
with SILVER stars. and several sisters
of charity ARE continually ON their
knees besides the bier, praying for the
soul OF the departed. Nearby stands
the prayer table " the deceased.
bearing her rosary and crueinx.
The imposing demonstration of sym
patty organic z by the federal council,
commenced AZ noon today. The APP
proao hes 20 the Hotel Heurvivage were
guarded by gendArmes.
The procession was headed by gem
darmoa, with arms reversed. Then came
four beadles with cooked hats and long
cloaks. half yellow and half red. Their
leader bore 4 crepe covered mace. They
were followed by the members OF the
governmental the members OF parlla-
ment the diplomatic corps and the
civic dlgnltarles. Then came great
mass OF the population OF Geneva. In
close ranks the people stood barehead-
ed before the hotel In spite Of the very
hot SUM-
In the meantime the historic bell OF
the cathedral OF st. Clemence changed
heavily.
The procession lasted over an hour.
All eyes were directed toward the ter
race OF the hotel, whore stood Gen.
Berziviclczy, marshal OF the late ems
press household. the Austrian ministers
ana the members of the suite OF the
deceased. The majority OF the stores
were closed
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TGLEGaAPHlc BR1Wnts.

4 dlspaoh from Bedham. Mass, saysi
yesterday. ana Is very weak. His doe
tors expect him 10 live about a week
longer
Robert T. james, brother Of the well
known turfman, "Cy' Jaynes. has been
Instantly kIlled hy falling on an iron
railing and into the basement OF tho
RlchcueW hotel, chicago
- NJ Miller. one OF the best known
lawyers IN Wisconsin. and widely
known elsewhere, Is lying az the point
OF death In his home Ia Milwaukee.
Wisconsin,
Gold was IN good demand IN London
today. The sum OF $4,000 pounds (s3.-
800 O00l from The Cape OF Good Hope,
Per sttlmer Scott, was sold for ship
ment ~ America AZ Us lad per ounce.
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WHAT WAR COST SPAIN
una WAS SPENT ON THE SPANISH NAVY
span,afds Now Deploru the isliure To Aug
meat he Navy serious mitch In
rsasc Negotiations iiheiS.

NiE York. sept ia special TO the
nsull from Washington flysi Aside
from the loss o. her colonies and ships
fhIia destroyed Ia hltr'. the war has
COS Spain about n,tu9.HO.
Information TO ,ha eGess has been re-
stN,d a, he navy ,icn,tm' ~ from
'hs naval A"trhf OF ,us s.N mmsnt
abroad. Including tho cost Of prepare.
lion ln lnilt.ns1u OF ihi wa b'Eun
BY spain 10 May 1895. these sums have
been raissl and expended, From the
ale of e2asH Cubin notes. t25.2l2. $50;
from inc sale u c0.Oo0 cuban notes OF
l"e 'i,'si.,g'. loan Of 100000. 900 pesetas
on The customs guarantee. 11itOO,0oo,
lI0m 'ho Gale VI silver. etc, ,s66.1lsi
Loan Of ihg Bank % Spain on the Gu
ban guAlan,og. $500. 900. loan Of lhe
uank " snllu Jn The customs guaran-
w. W4pool9. loan Of the Bank u
spAlh oH Enafaniee ot contributions,
.-"'iH; loan " the bank VI spain
Ivy lf' cent in.stnal debt. $4,000, 900.
uAppine uxea VI 100000 These sums
w h'' lneluda dots Tor transports. etc.
contracted by m. ,,y.rnn.nt which
arr pl,o,d =, ~. $50 ~" ~, ~, 80" ,,,
49, Z" AlpfoN'maicly Nos'ooovvo'
N'eVIi'ng 10 The Information In the
s,e'inn of the department.. all
w money has been expended on expe-
ullQls sent 20 the colonies, whose total
,''4AlA 70 lalili soldiers. b.223 oiii-
m'nls,.u $40 100 generals. OF the
apgnl By .hs spani.h yo,.rnmsnt IA in
,lelis "a ni,li fJree Ei Mundo. Of
s.All, commtBtlnt, upon ina ANAL an
i0mlilnn ior the navy WIN such "A
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Liberty, Mo. Sept IA brief COR
orcrs Inquest was held today over the
remains u benjamin Jones, the aged
raplsi lynehed Just outside the jail door
last night. and verdict 10 the eneci
that he had come 70 his death at the
hands Of unknown parties was ren-
dered The body Will be buried at the
eounty's expense.
Two sons OF the dead man called at
the Iail today 10 tell the officials they
would not care Tor the remains. "Our
father has dlsgraced and dishonored
our name" said they, and ~9 now
dlsown him. even In death, and ahall
not take a last look a, his face
Annie Montgomery, the little victim,
Is stiil alive, but cannot survive. Salts
faction over the lynchlng Is general
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New YORK. sept IA special 70 'n'
D., from washington says
s.rsr romas Estrada Palma has Just
,....ysd communication from the
.....o,o,ive o. the cuban revolution
~, government who has secretly been
i. u,ysns since the beginning Of the
VAR Ths isti,r b. a. follows The SIT.
n..,,n al hs cuhtns In this city and
mi. ursylnce ID In truth critical. The
,.wl,,,,on " the war In which we
r.lolce. and the Independence OF inc
l,isn5 has brought with it dreful WOO
10 the cubana ana demands immediate
attention. and Il b. this condition 81 at
filrt that compols me 80 write to you
al this time In the hope ina, You viii
b. able to present The case TO the
American government and secure I'M
mediate relief
zach days delay In the adjustment
OF anairs TO bring about The spanish
evacuation incrcarss our suffering and
stli further complexities ihc problem
Of reconstruction which confronis u
II would Boz far from possible Tor me TO
p,ln, ,ho exact situation as It exists In
sss small letter The war is ended
and 4 the same time we arc not LIVING
IA peace. Nevertheless. In ths rejoicing
over %, outcome the victims Of the
war. o. reri sufferers, are almost en-
tlrs'y i-ggiicn The victims are the
cuiana Neither the United states nor
spain have suffered from she ravages
q var upon their own teuitusy. while
az ihs Destruction and devastation
ui5srhi by iho struggle has been en-.
durti hy poor sunCring cuba. and tho
ed Il not yet.
I'VE arr. 40 % were, between two
qrf We must keep peace because
III Halted siatrs ana spain are 90
'-rIf engaged ia nc;ivr strife and We
r.,i endure all the atrocities. crueltieH
M tiuiaflsm imposed on ~ ny the
srinlards, wofrc now than before tho
gfn.ng ~ peace measures, because
thfy realize that thny must aoon lcaNg
oir leland and they desire 10 heap Az
~ yfaEcancs upon us that u - In Their
power TO DO. -
Chaos relgns In Havana. The pub
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Baltimore. - -. Sept is.-The aher-
IN and district attorney have ..iade a
Joint announcement with reference TO
the proposed boxing match at Haw-
thorne club tonight IN which they say
the LaylFne. Ernc contest viii not taxa
place before the Hawthorne Athletic
club ~ Checkiowaga this evening. Tho
sheriff and his deputies will be at the
arena tonight and az soon as the men
enter the ring they viii be- Informed
that they must not put on the gloves.
II they do arrests viii be made. The
officials arc strong against the nghi.
but the club people say the contest will
come on.
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ChlokamauRa National Military Park.
Sept. i2-The Ninth New York IL beinR
paid today The regiment has packed
all lts effects and il expected 10 leave
for home early tomorrow morning.
The Second Kentucky 10 also In rcadi-
ness 10 move and IN expected TO got
away before tomorrow night The de-
partufe 81 these regiments viii leave
only about 1900 men AZ chickamauEa.
comprising one regiment ana 800 men
In the hospitals,
The Midway at Lyle. which has been
the scene % much turmoil during The
summer, u now a thing Of the past.
The last OF the small shops were closed
today. the majority Of the shopmen GO
Ing 10 other camps, The work of clean
ing up the park Il progressing rap.
Idly.
The refuse 10 being burned and great
quantities Of dlsinfcclants ars being
used.
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Investigating shooting OF spanish rrissn.

Portsmouth. n. H.. Sept. i2-col u
=. Dudley. y. 3. A.. VI the adJutans
making an investigation ~ the shoot
lux ~ spanish prisoners on board the
auxiliary cruiser Harvard, which oc-
CURED Just before the vessel len cubA
Tor Soaycy'H island. lie IL taking
testimony OF marines and the spanish
prlonera and also had a Ions confertnco
with Admiral Ccrvera on the matter,
The ahooting was the outcome Of a dis
pute between q number OF the prlsoncfp
and several pfivates " the Ninth
Massachusetts, regiment WIN were on
board
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innumcrablc steam whistles. the roar
inE Of cannon and the cheers OF thou
sands " people who surrounded the
Union station and crowded the
streets.
The soldiers marched through the
down town streets 60 the Central
armory escorted by the a. A. X. and
other Organizations and long line "
young ladies dressed In white.
After addresses Of welcome at tho
armory the returning soldiers we're
served with a bsuntful meal.
The fifth VIII 20 into camp here
for thirty days. at the expiration OF
which II Will be- mustered out.
There were 1867 officers and men
who came IN today. the remainder Of
the lao members being sick OF on
firhughn
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treatment the Americans had accorded
TO thg Spanish prisoners. TO his stan
and 20 himself He detailed the
many courtesies he had received at
Portsmouth, Annapolis, Norfolk. New
York and washington. He said he
would carry home with him many
happy recoilections Of the kindness and
generosity those higher In Official cir
cies as well an OF citizcns In every
walk OF life.
The city OF Rome with Admiral Cer-
vera and unff and over l,,Vo spanish
santander. spain. OF the number
1865 men we're from the prison at
Seavcy's Island.
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900 xIiled In Riots.

New orleans. La, sept i2-The
steamer Olympia, which has arrived
here from Porto cortez. brings news
OF serious riotlng In Guatemala during
tho recent siestions. In which. D IL
said. 800 were killed ard wounded. The
story OF the ri0tinR was brought from
P0rt Barrios TO Porto Cortez ny trad-
Ing schooner, whose captain says me
facts were kept on she wins by nc
government. censorship. Althourh
prosper0 Morales had died after hla
capture by the government force his
followers were IN content 20 submit 90
the election OF President Eginia. and
although In no SHAPE TO make a strong
nght In the balloilnK. gathered 10 force
az the polls and considerable disorder
followed heated personal disputes
Troops had been posted near all the
polls and when thc disorders became
extensive the order 20 IRE was given.
Details are lacking. but according 20
the schooner captain 800 pqf4Ona were
Killed or fatally wounded.
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Arulnsiao'. commi..lener. COMING.

san Francisco. Sept i2.-News has
been received that Aguinaldoa thrte
commissioners 10 the Americana Span
iah pt1ce conference In Paris have
started from HonEkong, China, ana
will arrive IN san Franclsco on sep
TENDER gOth ~ passengers In che
steamer Gaelic. Theas men are native
the lnaurgont dictator, VIA the per-
mission Of me American esfhmander al
Manila. They will arFtp ,fir the INDIE
prrdrure Of fh- frfipIAl.a
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IL Is Raised Near the nwnsd District for
Victims OF the fire,

Vancouver, II. c., Sept l2,-At New
weslminster this Z 1rnlng. there are
many peculiar scenes after the IRE. on
a wide open space iusi beyond where
the fearful IRE stoppodi a Guy or tents
has arisen. Here thr provisional gov
ernment and Vancouver authorities
have housed In tents lent by che militia
department an homeless sufferers.
Blankets by hundreds formed beds ana
burned out families seem 90 be as COM
Portable ~ possible under the circrm-
stances. All through the unfortunate
victims Of the names have borne ruin
stoically
All through the hours Of eonilagra-
tion they were calm A. deashi today
they are iust the same Their nsses
thought
During the nre an was quiet. no
panic was seen or heard In the crowds
~ burned out and desutv,e people,
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leaving oamp MILon

Washington. Sept i2.-orders were
issued today ordering two regiments
~ the rnlted States regular troops
away from Camp WHOM. M0ntauk
Point, They are the Twelfth Infantry,
which Il ordered 20 Jefferson barracks,
No, and the Twenty.aecond Infantry.
which goes 20 Fort Crook, Ncb.. the
station h occupied before going 20 the
war. The Twelfth Infantry was for
merly stationed at Fort Nlobrara.
Neh.
II Il hoped that the regular regiments
will be away from Montauk Point by
the end % The Menk.
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Nolan,..r. cslssn,. to p..,h.

Galveston. Tex, Sept. is.-Edward
Alexander Gala CHAN. a private In the
First u. $. V. 0mmuneal, was shot to
death last night and his companion,
Jack Elliott. a civilian, was wounded
Ia the abdomen. Harry owens, super
numcrary policeman, surrendered him
self. lie siys he attempted 10 arrest the
men who had Imposed upon a little
hoy and they threw him down, kicked
him and began knitting him, The Inn
mues wero paid on yesterday ana most
Of them were down town celebrating.
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Washington. VI. c., Sept. 2i.-The
contract for supplying the navy
department with smokeless powder has
he.cn awarded TO the California Powder
company and the Dupont Powder COM
pany. each 10 supply half a million
pounds.
The contract price l. 10 cents per
pound, tho government 10 furnish Alco-
hol necessary for IL production.
The two companies were notified late
last week that the contract had been
awarded them, but the contracts have
not yet been signed
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sorr, mo- Dlan,l rishL

Chicago. Sept i2,-Trnins bearing
hardy troopers known as Orlgsby'a
Rough Riders came In over the G, A
II. 4 line today one section having
arrived shortly after midnight over the
Monon route. Most OF Orlgsby'a men
are from North Dak0ta and the sur
rounding country ana they are en-
route home from Chlckamhusa arm
Few u the men are sick. and the vlg-
orouH looking soldiers expressed dis
gust at no, having had a chance 10
10 show their nghtlng ability. About
thirty members OF the regiment died
IN camp. The horses were taken from
the men about two weeks ago and mus
tering out began last Thursday
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Empress Cousin ia The U. =. Army.

81. Louis, NO.. sep,. i2.-Baron wal
deck de Nllleneuve, captain In the
seventh Immune regiment now al
Jefferson Barracks, IL a cousin OF the
late empress Of Austria, who was as
aasslnated IN Geneva. He seemed very
mach Affected when he read the news
Of the crime In the papers. lie has
wired the folhwlng cablegram of con-
dolsncei To llls Majes,y, Emperor
Joseph OF Austria, Vienna; Receive
my sincere sympathy. Waldeck do
Nllleneuve,
Bcflro coming % ,hls country wal
deck was q baron ana a lieutenant at
ilchld 10 the court Of the emperor,
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rrInr 70 slsp lhs In.nrrselIon.

Madrid, Sept. 1.-THE French ann
bassad6r az Washington. ~. cambon.
who has been acting Tor spain IN the
peace negotiations. has cablcd 20 the
rovernmont the American rcpR TO the
Spanish protest against hostllitita on
the part of uhe insurgents In the
Philippines In spite OF the peace proto-
col. The United States promises to
send ENJOYS 20 induce the Togal0a to
respect the suspension of hostllliea, and
10 prevent vessels leaving Manila with
Insurgents having the Intention OF
propagating the instruction In other
Islands.
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I553 MEN REPORTED ILL,
ou, Of 1900 American Troops Now In Porto
Rico.
No Occasion for Alarm yellow Fever Case
-Instrurtions to spanish Commits
sspners Received.

Ponce. p. H.. Sept. II. delayed IN
tranfmlssion)-The United states army
surgeons here believe there has been a
genuine ease OF yellow fever at thia
camp. Charles Miner. a private Of the
Nlneteenth Infantry. died on Friday.
but Il vas not until the autopsy was
held yesterday that the surgeons pro-
nounoed u yellow fever. Brig. Gen.
Guy V. Henry has reported the case TO
Gen. Brooke az san Juan.
The spanish steamer Alfonso XIII,
which arrived az san Juan today from
Barcelona with mail and passengers.
and which brought instructions to the
spanish commissioners. also had on
on board Instructions for the spanish
Cuban evacuation commission. She
proceeded for Havana this afternoon
a. already oabled.
The rcoort OF hurricane at the
Island OF Barbados has delayed the
sailing OF the spanish warAhlps FOR
All our ships ON this station are safe
In the harburA The monitors are Al;
uuanlca and she Cincinnati aud New
orleans are here.
SlX naval vadcta who were on board
the Cincinnati arr TO be sent 60 Annap-
ola by the Seneca. which sails on
Thursdly with signal corps men who
are % be mustered out.
Gen. Henry'a report made 10 Gen,
Brooke yesterday on the condition OF
the troops OF che south lIe OF the
island shows there are 1883 sick out OF
a p'lal OF u 600 the highest percentage
yet reported.
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81 Louis. Sept i2.-Chairman Albert
Holt. of ihe national racing board o.
the /. A, W. has tcleEraphed w y.
I.aing of this city that che national
circuit tNate u October ! had been
Transferred from Berkeley oval, Nov
York 10 81. Louis, This sanction car
ries with Il the i've mile na.pull
championship and sixty points score
and insurcs the attendance OF all the
crack riders, among them "MhJor"
Taylor. who. j. was stipulated before
inc aanciion. would be granted, was 90
be permitted 70 ride.
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London. Sept. i2.-At the first days
racing Of the Warwick autumn meet
ing today, Mr. Richard Crocker's 4
yoar-old bay MY Georgiana won the
the bennington handicap plate VI 100
s1vereigns Zohack was second and
Streams OF Gold third This race WIS
for a-year-olds and upwards. distance
one milo.
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Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 12--Most
~ the sailors and marines who SUR
vlved the disaster which befcll the
wnrahlps OF Admiral Cervera at san
tiagu July 3rd, were taken from Sea-
vcy's island this morning to the steam
ship city OF Rome,
By 0 o'clock all We're embarked.
Admiral Cervera, with his son. Angel,
made farewell visits 10 officers OF the
navy yard previous to boarding the
city Of Rome. on his way to the boat
tho admiral spoke enthusiastically 10
those who accompanied him OF the
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Negro RlddIed win nulle,..

brook Station, Ca, Sept 1.-THE
body OF George Burton, a negro, who
assaulted Mra coggins. was found this
morning In the Flint river about three
miles below Digby, rlddled with bull
lets a rock weighing several hundred
pounds was tied 10 H. The news mas
reached here that 200 OF 800 negroes are
marching 20 Dlgby armed with guns
ana rifles, swearing Vengeance. Every
white man In town Ia g0ing armed
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Mnrlrrrh D, Al..Ln rhle,c-.

Niles, Mich. Sept i2.-Joseph end
Morton N. Marshall, Of Oswego, who
went 20 Alaska last February, have
been murdered by thieves a letter
received from a friend OF the men
states that their bodies were found In
their mining ahanty on Copper river.
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mo I.rr.nn. mo nead.

philadelphia. Sept i2.-Five persons
are known 90 have lost their lives az a
result Of the gasoline explosion which
south streets. II o. believed az least
half a dozen bodies are yet In the
ruinA
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Denver. Colo. Sept, i2,-Mr w. H.,
Lawrence VI Cleveland. Ohio. who was
shot al the oxford Hotel In this city
last Friday by his mistress, Florence
Rlchardson. who chen killed heraelf.
dled Of his injuries
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New York. Sept. IA special to the
u reason 70 believe Ina. The navy ae.
pArunent has selected the Texas a. nc
i ,Nurc naEship Of the Aslailc station.
me understanding IL that ahs Will re-
plsse me protected cruiser Olympia.
when u TO be ordered TO the United
s1lss as soon as her relief arrives on
Wv N1aue station. The Olympla's
INV n, vtuise expired some months ago
sapllh hecessliated her retention in Inc
EaAs ahd some has,y repairs 10 hsr
naehlnefy were made AZ R3nxkone
;u ust before the declarallon Of hos
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Cleveland. Ohio. Sept. 1.-THE Fifth
Ohio volunteer regiment arrived here
today from Fernandlna, Fla, The
arrival OF the soldiers was announced
BY the ringing Of bells, the blowing OF
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senta,iycs Will be- In a position at any
time to bring them TO terms ~ simple
threat 10 withdraw.
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Montgomery. Ala. sept ig-Hon
Henry Clay rOmpklnr was taken sud
denly ~ At his ONCE Oils morning and
died In fcw minutes Heart failure
due 10 acute Indigestion was the cause,
lie was for three years attorney gun.
oral % Alaoama and ranked among the
ablcst lawyers OF thu South. iic had
been FOR IA dozen years a prominent
figure In the meetings " the American
Har association.
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Eminent LAWYERS DIE
Thomas w. Cooley and Henry Clay Tom;l.iu.
Pass 10 he Spirit World.
FORMER EXPRESSED 4 WISH FOR DEATH
Latter Was Tciseo suddeuiy ., Acute Iudi.
ges,ion- Both t. Reached the
Rank Of AbIest Lawyers.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept i2.-Judge
Thomas N. Cooley the noted jurist and
constitutional lawyer died early to-day
At hia home. Threc months ago no
returned from a private faniianum at
Flini' Mich. where he had been treat
ed chiefly for mental weakness
He was then - much improved In
mental health that he was able to rec
ognize acquiin,anccs He realized hls
veal physical condition and his fall
Ing mental ability and often expressed
a wish that death would come. Sever
81 weeks ag0 he rciapssd into a coma
tose condition. During the cnauius
interval the only intclliglblc uttCmncu
ne made was once when he Inquired for
his eldest son His demise had been
expected fur weeks p4at
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rur EVENING PAPER IS TIE
PAPER or TO-DAY. THE MORN.
mo PAPER IS THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY ~