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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-22
No. 4 Bakery

We make our bread with Patent Imper-
al flour, 50lbs of this flour, Sl.4O.
Best flour made for all purposes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-18

These rings are genuine rolled-gold 2
appearance and qualities OF solid gol'
the makers to last two years with {
patterns and very popular.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-18
MUSINGS AROUND MILAN.
Budget of News Gathered in the Town on
the Iennepin.

Milan, Sept. 15.-Emma Boulton
has returned home after spending two
months visiting friends in Orion.
Miss Sadie Heath returned home
last week after a 2-weeks' visit among
friends in Cam bridge.
The dance given at Allie Brasher's
farm was fine success and all report
good time.
The Milan school opened Monday
with fair attendance: Room No. l,
40; room No. z 80; room No. 8, SO,
and the High school % pupils.
Henry Haas, who lives near Ham
let, bought the Drury farm east of the
city limits for about Sc, Mr..
Haas intends to run dairy farm.
II. S. Dibbern bought the northwest
corner lot on Fifth and Dickson street
of O.. II. Honens. He is making prep
arations to erect fine residence be-
fore winter sets in.
Miss Mile Smith returned to her
home in Toledo. Iowa. after spending
two weeks visiting with Mrs. George
Virgins and relatives.
John Cook, of Bowling has bought
fine driving horse of ID. r. South.
Mrs. Charles Thacher and her
daughter Katherine are now improv-
ing after a siege of typhoid fever.
A number of Milan Woodmen at
tended the Woodmen picnic OF Rural
Thursday. The Milan drum corps
furnished the music.
George Griffin moved Thursday
from Fifth and Dickson street to
house on the plank road, and Dan
Fitzsimmon moved into the place va
Gated by Mr.. Griffin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-18
" Knickerbocker" Watch.

Given for Us lion
heads and a 2-cent
stamp. Neat appear
ing and an excellent
time keeper. Solid
nickel-silver case. with
ornam entail back.
Nickel movements,
csc pem ent fully
jeweled. The famous
"Knickerb booker"
watch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-18

Cut strip of thick paper so that the ends vii
exactly meet when drawn tightly around secon
joint of the finger. Lay one end on this diagram
at the o, and order the number the other en-
indicates.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-18
stopped the Backzche.

A r. Bass, Morgantown. Ind.
writes: l was afflicted with kidney
disease and had to get up quite often
during the night and suffered severe
pains in kidneys and with backache.
l used Foley's Kidney Cure. After
taking three bottles l am entirely
cured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
VETERANS AND SONS.
Louisa Trip TO be Arranged Tonight.
An Interesting Meeting.

Pickett Camp was called 20 order last
night By Second Lieutenant-Co Commander
Burgess. am eloquent and fervent prayer
being Offered by Chaplain =. j. Winston.
The Committee on Louisa Trip report
cd. and 80 was decided to can meeting
~ Lee and Pickett Camps IN Pickett
Camp nam tonight at s O'Clock All mem
bcrs who desire 20 attend tine reunion at
Louisa Courthouse next Friday arc re-
oucsfcd GO pee ON hand tonight % perfect
arrangements for the trip
There was n we'll attended meeting 81
me Sons Of Veterans hcid 8t lee Camp
Han last night. Lieutenant r. il. Court
nry presided.
The Entertainment Committee recon-
mendrd that ON each Monday night
e0me battle OF the la.e war Doe discussed
bv two members of the camp.
The recommendation was adopted and
Lieutenant Courtney and Comradc Blves
were appointed % lead OFF the discussion
next Monday night. The <tle selected
for that occasion is The FIRST battle ~ BuN
Run
colonel James Mann. 81 Nottowav. 81
vision commander OF Virginia. OF United
Sons az Confederate Veterans. announced
fn General Order No I. that Pc had APP
pointed Commie Louis b. Spence division
adm'am. and also requested q list of the
officers and members .n good standing OF
the camp.
Comrada Storrs. Pollard and Polling. o.
Leo Camp. and Comrades jacob Ncnn.e
Raves. Butler Lamb and spence made
short addresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
JUSTICE JOHN
AND THE CUTTERS
The Saturday Night Rioters Up Be-
fore the Dispenser,
SOME GO TO THE GRAND JURY.
Crau-SboOtcrs Have Their Cases At
tended To in a Businesslikc Man
ncr-NIany Up for Minor Of
1cnces-A Long Docket.

Justice Johns court was filed to over
qowIe vest 1day morning and Tie COOP
was Wel stocked VILE criminals awaiting
their judgment.
The deu.zens of Seventeenth street and
the First Market district seemed 90 have
gotten ca rappase saturday night as
cuts. bruises, oGunAs and generally disor-
Derby conduct was the order oi the day.
The Monday docket Is always am int r
cstng one ana the courtroom was crowd
Cd with spectators. Wh3 were anxious l.
hear the .aueha1ic things said which are
always in evidence when The Great Dis
peAzts goes OBJ the war-pa.h
PHYLLIS WAS PHULL
Phyllis frecgmaH. c9ored. was before
the court on charge of being drunk. BE-
fore her case was called a great deal OF
noise was made in tho rear ot thc court
room and Phyllis was brought before the
bar and hnel $3.50. She tried ~ bes on.
bose Justice John couldn't see it that way.
When her case was called Phyllis admit
tel that she had been drinking. and asked
the Justice 20 le, her off,
'I drinks whiskey but I can't stand
IT, said Phyllis.
Justice John thought that since she
couldn't stand whlskcy De had better put
her thirty days. Even this could not
stop her tongue and she was hauled back
from the cage. before court adjourned,
Tor creating disturbance in The coop.
She begged hard, but received thirty
days more.
CUTTING CASES.
The cases or Belle WeDo. Burton Smith
and Canuy Goldman. charged with feiO-
NOUS cutting and striking. were sent Oh
20 tine grand jury.
Crap-shoOtlnc seemed 20 have been q
popular sunday amGsement. Eight young
negroes were caught at one haul ana three
a. another. Justice John ordered them
% Doe set at liberty on The payment Of $500
and costs each.
j. &. McChee, drunk ana disorderly
fined 3l.10.
II. f.. Johnson. drunk on street, fined
Sl.11.
sarah Hoop. coiored, creating a dis
turbance, fined 81 and costs.
George Early. drunk on street. fined
$40.
W. a. Scott and George Watkins. col
cred. lighting Oh The street, fined $50
and costs.
THROWING ROCKS.
Peter SNY,e. charged @ith throwing
rocks. fined y25O and costs
Calvin Hicks. c0.ored. drln1 and threat
ened Fannie Scot. and was hneI 81 so.
Bette Washington. c0i0red. dsorderly
conduct. fined $50 ana costs.
WIN. Lewis co.ored. drunk and disor-
derry. fined so.
James Spottswood and Sidney Robin
son. lighting In the street: Robinson lined
f25}.
John Brody, suspicious character: thirty
days.
Joseph Costello. drunk. given ten days.
Richard Laws. c0iored. charged with
breaking into the dwelling Of q. Gnworth
and stealing goods % the value OF SIS,
sent on % the grand jury.
Tha "Biack Maria" carried fourteen
prisoners 90 the Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

Mr.. W. l.. Conrad. chief operator Of
the Postal Telegraph Company, this
city. has resigned his position after three
years service greatly 90 the regret OF
his friends and many patrons OF That com
pany with whom he come in contact. lie
is an expert operator. polished gentle
man, and wherever he goes VIII become
favor.te in business and social circles. Tie
has accepted position OF responsibility
with the American Telegraph and Tee
phone Company. and VIII have charge Of
that company's lines In the Troy q. "
district.
Mr. and Mrs Conrad viii leave for
his new field Of labor early in Septem-
ber-Norfoik Slrgipian-pEot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
STOMACH OF A DEAD NEGRO.


AutnOrii icN Bitcn Treat iittn
a week or ten days ago ia smith. col
ored. died under suspicious circumstances
in BEDFORD county Dis wife is charged
with Aulur Alm. Poisoning was suspect
al and ihr stomach Iru liver Wefe sent
90 l,r 1aNlar. State Chemist for eN-
animation The office of State Chemist is
an honorary owe. flaf officer lcns re.
oulred 10 make his own contracts and
pending ffr receipt vt Ir0n.r lrs frances
OF payment Dr. Taylor bias refused to
take the package from the southern ty-
pfcss Company.
The re.ult Is that tie two parts Of
Smiths anatomy watch at one time
r'atcd 80 important "a lart in his physi-
can economy repns in tHc "oid boss"
freight room While ne lapse ~ time
hasn't made it quite so disagrcoable as
,4aufs fc expected. the package is1't in
danger ~ being mistaken for box OF
cologne. II slmcihns isn't done soon b.
fh. Bedford authorities 10 VIII have Go be
NHr.ca.
Ir Tavior has reasons Co be cautious
When he makes these examinations be
urualN hos to go 10 the court three Or
your tines and the testing Of human
stomach De- NOS very pleasant work. lie
Ats made examinations in a number Fl
efres for which ho was never abe % col
lrrf n cent. 1ils bins ere aiw1ya thrown
oHt Or not formally authorized by the
Boards of supervisors. and even when
authorized 10 frequently has trouble On
collecting ln one case recently he had
r. bring suii for ne money when the bin
WIS not ln dispute.
s.f1nine SIS fnyorife pasNme among
aad sometimes q great deal Of
la. caulty D. shown IN administering IL.
. sc have been cases in virginia m
witch negroes experimental upon people
with TIE deadlist poisons. and strange 70
s&y, IA eazes whers no antmosjty existed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
Ve,4 .1auiioy.

The reeular mnth.v meeting or the
civ School Board wa7 held last night NJ
O'clock al Doe public school rooms in the
C.D. nam Those present were. Joe. O..
pfrsereon rice-charman. Reuben Bur
t.n h. Carers. a. b. Phillips, X. Ed
oar shine u. a. Ebai. vs.. T.. IoX. supt,
ana q. 70 Walforl C'frk.
The tus for The month were approve
for payment and other outline business
Henry j. Schwartz jaritor OF Central
.chooI. resigned that position. ANA ~. J..
Buuer was elected to ODD The vacancy.
The clerk and supervisor made ms an
nual financial rerort ior s7.on OF -
which was referred TO financial commit
too.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
PAINFULLY HURT.
Mr.. l.. ID. Green Injured nj the lower
Ea. Worl.@ Ne>f erfay.

Mr. 7, y. Green was painfully injured
M tho Lower Gas Works yesterday about
500 p. Nj. lie stepped in hole and bad
his foot badly mashed and one bone
broken. The ambulance was called. and
he was treated and taken to his home
I'm Fulton. The ambulance made record
trip In this case. consuming only eight
minutes on the trip.
Al SIS +. 81 the ambulance ansv.a-ed
n cali TO the Canal Bank, where While
johnson. a three-year-old negro child.
had stepped on piece Of glass and had
his foot severely cut. DIR. Davis. assisted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

Some excitement was occasioncd sun
day morning about $3.50 o'clock when it
was found That Thomas Robinson had
taken "a lot of roush ON rats at his home
near the conner OF Jefferson and Broa
streets
The ambulance was summoned. ana Dr.
Cunningham responded. Die carried Mr..
Robinson 10 the city Hospital and after
heroic work DE was made comfortable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

by Or Crump took nine stitches in the
wound.
a white boy. while playing around the
First Police Station yesterday about Is
O'Clock T.. ~, had his elbow knocked
out of joint and one bone in hts arm
broken The ambulance was called, and
he was treated and taken T. his home at
Fifteenth and Main streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

The Free Lance. on behalf Of itself and
~ the citizens of Freder.ci7oufs anu
spotsyivauia. has TO thank The Richmond
ZINES for iis long and interesting edi.o-
rial advocating the establ shment OF me
Brttenelds Park covering me scenes oil
tine memorable conflicts ~ Frederlcks.
burg. Chaucellorsvile the wilderness and
sootsvlvaala OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Free Lance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

! hOugBt Oh III SICK Nothcf " men TIE
Was EHff.
Willie Fo,kes, the li-yoar-o'd son of
Policeman FoIkes. who was injured by
falling from a torpedo boat Wednesday.
IS improving When be recovered con-
scousuess last Wednesday the little fcl-
luu asked the am.u.alcs surgeons whore
they were carrying him. When told he
was on tAc way home he insisted on be-
ius carried TO the FIRST Precinct Police
station 20 which his father is attached.
He explained that his mother was 81,
and that he was afraid she might Doe
made worse by ir.sht il the ambulance
should go 10 the house.
The surgeon complied with the thought
fll boys request. and he was carried
home 10y his father.
lie viii probably be out in about a
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

Captain r. L. Nasurer' VINO was nom
mated by the Governor 70 oe apPo'f'e"
as one Of the officers oi tAe Ne."''eer
regiments for THE Philippines mas hot
received any official iniorina' no" j" ',5ai Va
20 the matter as yet lie does NOT hno"
WHEELER he win be commissioned as cap
tain or not lie said that he IS 'h teao'-
moss n o., M once on receipt Of orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

Air Fred keck said Yesterday thu
the heavy rains ~ the past few days
have not affected tne strange worn which
IS doing so much damage 90 crops Ia
llenr.c0. Die SAYS. however. he has cue
an hrs miIlet and now that me ground is
cleared the English sparrows are devoGr-
ing the worms by thousands. Many faf-
mers bad not suspected the presence OF
the worm until great deal Of damage
had been done
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

Some years ago a negro girl. twelve years
Of age. got hold Of some arsenic and gave
t Go several cattle and then killed two
people Sic was sentenced 30 hang. but
ON account OF her youth the sentence was
committed Co life imprs nment. AS far
as was knoWu she had the hindest feel
iues for Aer victims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
BIG PROPERTY SALE.
Cary Street Lot Disposed for Eighty
Thousand Dollars.

In the Chaucery Court yesterday q deeI
was recorded conveying from che k,r-
ginla Trust Company trustee to the WIZ
GINA Machine Company "a Dor on Cary
street. extending westward from Seven
teenth street. being q part az the Talbot
Sons Company estate; consideration, f'3-
CO.
Another deed was filed by the Virginia
Machine Company. conveying "a strip OF
land through the property named go ihe
preceding deed 10 III. j.. Cabei, attorney,
who IS negotiating the purchase ~ rlgnt
of way for the Richmond. Petersburg ana
Carolina Railway: consideration. <Z0.tl0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
THE STRIKERS AT WORK.
They Returned on Saturday Las'-Ihc
Advance Asked For Received.

The horseshoe factory Of the Vid DO
mlnion Iron and Nail Works has resumed
business Saturday morning The strikers
went 70 work rolling iron. bat as yel nave
moi commenced the making OF horse
shoes.
Th. strikers did not fail in their de-
mauds but received the 10 per cent raise
which they asked for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

Tho Music Committee OF 81. PauI's
church have secured the services OF Alr.
G.. G.. Crump for she ensuing year MI
Crump IS well known as one Of Rich
msnds bfs, bass siprefs. possessing
rich. rc7ouonf. mellow voice ana VIII De
nnita an ndlli-nn ID Tie ln-lr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
nrnlc His Cnlinri,nnn-

Little Alex. lhe brisht and popular son
of SIR and Mrs A. r. Aberne,hy had
the misfortune to fan ano break hls coll
larbone Yesterday morning. His suffer-
mas were relieved by Dr. Hugh Taylor,
who set che fractured member
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
KniIroad Alngnates.

Mir. W. c. Elliott president Of the Al
lanta Coast Line. and Mr.. j. r. Henley.
general manager. wifi be iH the city to-
day. Both are travelling in private cars.
and win probably be here only short
time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
Sudden Deafh.

Bon Evans. cOiored iaborer az the
Trcdegar Works was taken suddenly il
while az work yesterday evening. The
ambulance was hastily summoned. but
before It could reach the spot Evans was
dead. The body was turned over 10 rela.
tiyAs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

While Fisher. the darkey who cut
Emanuel Davis In the leg Saturday night,
was arrested yesterday morning and lodg
Sd In the First station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

George winston. coi5rea who was shot
bv sam jenkins last week. died ar -he
city Hospital yesterday m1rnins jenkins
Is SIN az large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

A marriage license was granted az the
Henrico clerks office to-day to John o.
Hankins and Mary +. Ahern. They Win
be m-A-riaa on the 10Th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

The Citizens Band viii give the first
OF its free concerts IN the parks at Chin
borazo tonight. "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

city and began the suit for divorce. law,
yer Arunde. sai1 ne hao $40 SNOW ,s'se o'
ever getting divorce FOR MIs. "e'"'i'i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
Harmles, LightnIng.

Lightning struck the nag-sian in the
rear Of 7oG east Leigh street Sunday
morning. bat did no further damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
THE STAGE WAS
DEARER TO HER
How a Young Woman Left Her Hus-
band in This City.
SHE WOULD BE AN ACTRESS.
ricd Again and WOuId DO Every
thing Possible 10 Help Him
Get a Divorce.

The Philadelphia Times Of yesterday
morning prints an interesting story OF a
wife who. II says. left her husband IN
Richmond Va. because OF her love for
( The stage. lier name Is given as Nus
Edward J.. Wenntr, and she IS thought
20 be 81 member Of one u the troupes that
have been playing on the vaudeville
stages here this summer. None Of Tho
theatrical managers recognize her under
lhc name OF Weinner. The Philadelphia
paper says:
Il don't see any necessity OF You and /
living together much longer. Although I
am welded TO .ou / am welded TO The
stage. too. and ! love it Ear more than
ever loved you"
Be g. hardy 10 be wondered az that
when Edward l. Wcinner learned the
above news from his wife. who was in
hichnOad. Va. that he felt as mad rs
March hare TO put IL mildly. Nor IS 81
surprising that he took tie first train for
Richmond the day he got the news. L.
was in her own handwriting. The note
conveying 70 began My Dear Husbandrf
and Sc ended your wife for i hope not
lougt"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
MARRIED AGAIN.

70 cap the climax when Mr. Woinncr
met her at her boardne-hous in the
southern capital she c0oliy told him
after che laud.ady said her name was
Mrs. Whccdon and not Weinncr and that
"ler husband. Mr. Whccd0n. called upon
her every night-that she had married
again.. a suit for divorce brought by
49, Welaner win soon be I'm the Court of
Common Pleas, No, 1. Attorney Robert
j. Arundel is his attorney. There was no
shooting at Richmond. Wciuner is a cool
man and means % make the law do -ts
work with no powder in the game
So il was because She loved the STAGE
better than her husband that Mrs. Vein
ner parted from her husband THEREBY
hangs story in which the stage Is
mixed up and Mrs. Weinner SIS very much
mixed up too. And so is another person
as the DRY VIII show
Mr. Wcinner is a travelling saiemln
fo" "a Chca-a liquor hoYec lie met DIS
vie at bor loTe n piuston. pa. while
ola business i'm that town. more than five
years ago. Ncinuer bad bean married
before, but his wife had died.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-20
JUITINGS ABOUT TOWN.

william Gibson. ~ years old. lahor'r, who lived
at u2 Washington street died yesterday at his home
from gangrrne ~ the leg The liun wa crushed a
week ago 10y a plec" of ice viii, h ell On Il,
The body ot DANIEL j. Sullivan, tho oil news.
dealer who disappeared from Bellevue Hospital
a week ago after being treated for injury to hf
head was found yesterday III the East River at the
foot Ot Ninth street q sullivan had "a stand in
Clinton street aud lived at loi iayArd street,
Elizabeth Anable and Elizabeth j. Arson. the two
English women who have been locked y IN Ludlow
street jail awaiting eXtladtion rapcr~ from ENGLAND
have de id"dt return voluntarily. They are charged
with larceny BY their british hus IAnd- What oney
they have left HCe' back to England through the
United states Marshal.
John Bernard Of 60 North Eighth street BROOKLYN
green hand employed a. the Manhattan Brass
Works IN Twenty eighth street, near First avenue
was guiding heavy bar through q rolling machine
yesterday afternoon when tn" bar slipped and
wounded him IN the thigh and groin. Bernard was
hurried TO Bellevue Hospital hut II was said there
that he would die
riNl Justice Roesch has appointed Lawrence Mul.
OF til" Fourth District CNil Court, at a salary uf
$4,000. Justice RIesCh consulted County Clerk
Sohmer, Cuuncilmen Oakley and Eu.Cll and Senator
4. ID. sullivan in regard 10 the appointment. They
united On Mr.. Mulligau, and their selection was al.
proved by John T. CARROLL.
samuel MCKWnrr. who was arrested in Philadcl
pima on char-" ~ Irand lATC ~ preferred 10y Mr.
k"teCta \. II. wendell # AZ fI'ta avenue was
brought to tins rlty last night by Detective InonI.
suu AMI was locked NJ at Police Headquarters. The
detective also brought with hun $4,000 worth OF
negotiable bonds -. the United States Trust Com.
rany which we're found IN Mckinuey's possession,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-20
WOMEN.S SHADOW J4ILED.
He Followed Them Around and Kept n
Record of Their Movements.

Two well-dressed women asked Policeman
Goetzger At Sixth avenue and Forty sixth
street last night to direct them to n restaurant
where they could go to escape man who they
said was following them. Goetzger got de-
scription OF the man. Then he took the
women to restaurant at the corner Of Forty
third street As soon as thoy entered re-
specially dressed man walked up and. gazing
in through the window at them. began to take
notes in n notebook.
The policeman watched the man for a while
and then called Policeman Kemer When the
women came out the man followed them and
the policeman followed the man. He kept a
little way behind the women. stopping occa-
Policeman Kemer finally stopped the man
and arrested him. the women agreeing to make
Il complaint They said the man had followed
them for more than an hour.
Al the West Forty seventh street police sta
ton the man described himself as Murray
I.ichtenhcim. q hookkeeper. Of 10Y East Sixty
second street. In his pocket were found two
notebooks in one OF which was u com pIe To rec
ori OF the movements OF the women In the time
he had been following them.with comments on
their appearance. Lichtenheim would give no
reason for his actions. but den led that he was
a private detective. He was locked up The
women said they we're Ada Jeffries OF los East
1l5th street and Jane Evans OF 10 West 1O9th
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-20
THE SATIOUR'S WINDING SHEET.
A Photographic Reproduction of tho Rolic
to BE Exhibited in BROOKLYN.

The Lazarst Fathers OF St. Johns College
and Seminary in Brooklyn have secured
Photographic reproduction OF tho winding
sheet in which. it is said. the body of the
Saviour was placed after being taken down
from the cross, and it will soon be hung in tho
chapel OF the Holy Agony. attached to tho coll
lege. The photograph Ia gift to the Laza-
rst Fathers from Bishop Thei OF Costa
RIGA. who stopped with them for two weeks
while on his way to Rome. The winding sheet
is deposited in church in the city OF Turin.
and the relic has been exposed only six times
during the present century. Two plates were
used in phOtographing the relic during its ex-
the Pope. 1t was from this that the copy which
has been forwarded TO Brooklyn was taken, In
the relic itself the outlines OF the Savour's body
are family discerned and they are ga id to have
been reproduced in the photograph.