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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09
Excursion To Crowley.

The Peli'an Club, which in the past
has given many successful and en-.
jOyable excursions, has arranged for
another delightful outing for July
9Th. from Napoleonville to Crowley.
The people will. therefore, he af-
forded q splendid opportunity Ia
spend day with relatives and friends
in the various towns along the South.
ern Pacific between NapoleOnvlle and
Crowley.
The excursion will leave Napoleon.
vile at $50 O'clock a. IN. aud ThIbo.
daux at s o'clock, and returning will
leave Crowley 1t o'clock p. m
Round trip fare from Napoleonville
and Labadieville $2.25; from Thibo
daux $500. The committee in charge
is composed of Messrs j. A. Hoff.
man, chairman, h. Mccormick, D.
Angelloz, Chas. NJ. Tabor, 7. B0ur
geois, John Pierson, Sam Katz and
V. L. Sposito.
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Archbishop Chapeile.

New York, June "A special from
Rome Announces that Archbishop
ChapeIle of New Orleans who IS
presently IN the Philippines as papaI
delegate from the United States, will
be iladc cardinal. IL is also stated
that he will retain his Sec al
New Orleans and be made titulal
pastor of one of the churches at
Rome. No prelate of the Church has
risen more rapidly than Archbishop
Chapelle. A few years ago he was
assistant pastor of one of The churches
at Washington. He has since beer
made Bishop of Santa Fe, ther
Archbishop Of New Orleans, and papa
delegate to Cuba and the Philippines
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Heavy Rains Do Damage.

The heavy rains of the past two
weeks have caused serious damage 70
the crops. The potato and onion
growers Of this parish will prove the
heaviest losers. The potatoes in the
ground will prove a total failure,
while the unharvested ripe onions will
be seriously damaged.
The young corn and the pea crop
will also be seriously affected, if not
totally ruined.
Even young rice suffered, for it was
in many Instances entirely covered by
water for several DAYS.
The rainy spell was broken last
Thursday which was passed without
rain, the first in ten or twelve days.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09
The Passage Of Mr.. Prices Bill
Assured.

Since writing our editorial on lock
ing Bayou Lafourche, the glad tidings
have come from the State capital tina,
Senator Prices bill relating to the
locking Of the bsyOu had been con
sidered in join: committee of the
senate and house, and unanimously
reported favOrably. That action prac.
tically insures its enactment into law.
and. to use a common expression. il
is "all over with but the shouting
Still, remembering the old saying
about shouting, We deem it pruden,
to defer the shouting to some later
date. In the meantime let the good
work he pushed on to successful
issue.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09
Presidential Electors.

The following are the Democratic
presidential electors chosen by the
State convention at Baton Roug', and
to he voted for this coming NOvem'
Der d.
At Larger. II Snyder, Of Ten.
sas; T. H. Lewis, Of St. Landry.
First District, Chas. j. Theard;
Second District. W. u. Hart; Thiri
District, Edmund Mcclellan; Fourth
District, II. T. Liverman; Fifth Dis
trict, Allen Barksdale; Sixth District,
s. D. Ellis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Falgout, oi
R.celand, had the misfortune Of los
ing their little daughter, Florence
last Wednesday at 4:3O p. m, under
very painful circumstances. the poor
little creature dying Of IOck-jsw. She
fell SILK last Sund"y night, and not
withstanding that she had the besl
medical attention, three local physi
clans having been called in, science
was pOwerless to save her.
The deceased was 6 years and I
months Of age. Tue funeral took
place Thursday afternoon at st. Marie
Pamela Church near RacelaDd. The
grief stricken parents have the sym
pathy of host Of friends in Their
affilct,on.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s,:s.'.,: s:.s: II: .. &k4ZzE.:

Notice is hereby given that the
Thlbodanx Oyster Packing and Ice
Co. Limited will apply to the General
Assembly of the State Of Louisiana
for an appropriation to reimburse
said Company for state taxes erro'
neously assessed against, and collect
-d II ON said Company by the State
Tax Collector of the Parish of La
fourche, for the year 1899.
THOMAS A. BADEAUx,
President Of the ThibOdaux Oyster
Packing and Ice Co. Limited.
ThibOdaux, La. June 9Th. l9OO.
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Proposed Pest House Creates
Trouble.

The town authorities contemplate
building a pest house on the corpora
ton lot in the rear portion OF the
town, to replace the house recently
DESTROYED by fire. Many of the pro
perty holders and house holders in
the vicinity Of the proposed site
vehement!y protest against The Ioca'
ton of the house on chat site, and
street rumor has it that they have
retained counsel to cnjoin the town
authorities IN the premises.
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GAS 0ToRIA.
s.. s:..... ~" @ Kind y: u. ...s s''e''
''..''' q &XAzMx
Made HIS Debut.

Our new District Attorney, Major
W. p. Martin, made his debut in his
new role last Tuesday before the Dis.
trict Court sitting here. He filed sew
eral infor,natIons against parties &C
cused of divers mis'lemeanOrs and
caused all who responded to the cali
of their names to be arraigned.
Some OF these parties plead guilty
and Others put themselves upon the
cOrmtry and their cases were heard
and disposed Of yesterday.
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JUST RECEIVED At
J. s. LEVRON & Co. s
Emporium
....St0re,

1000 Flower Pots. 250 Jardiniere-
aud Cuspidors of latest and most
beautiful patterns. Also largest con.
signment OF Ice Cream Freezers, Coo
Iers and Fruit Jars ever brought to
Thibodaux. All at New Orleans
pricrs. together with a large line OF
Hammock, from s1.0O upwards. 1t
will pay you to cali and see these
goods.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09

The LockpOrt Teachers AssOcia
ton will hold an Interesting session
today in the Lockport school house
for which a very attractive pro
gramme has been prepared.
The members of this association
seem TO take lively interest in theil
work, and improve every opportunity
TO advance the cause in which they
are engaged. These frequent meet
ings al which literary entertainment,
form the main feature are NO doubl
productive Of good.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09

The sheriff, the clerk of court, the
coroner and the ward officers.elect
that IS, the police jurors, have re-
ceived their commissions, or rather
their commissions have been received
here.
They will soon qualify, with the
exception Of the police jurors who
may wait until the End of July, so as
to give the present police jury time
to wind up old business at thciI
meeting on that day.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09
Renovated,

For sometime pass the process OF
renOvating the interior of St. Joseph {
Church has been going on under the
skilful brush Of Messrs. Joseph A.
TrOne & Son, painters, employed by
Father Dubourg for the purpose
The sanctuary and the walls of the
church have all been painted. The
work was timely and has been well
done.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09

Mr.. +. A. Delaune, our parish a..
sessor, was here last Monday on busi.
ness connected with the duties of his
office. MIR. Drlaune has completed
his assessments for the current year
and gives notice in this issue, that
the rolls will be exposed at his Office
at the court house for inspection from
Monday until June Goth. Tax pay.
ers should make a note of it.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09
The newly elected Attornev Coma

The newly elected Attorney Gener
al Walter GuiOn was on Tuesday pre-
sented TO the judges Of the Supreme
Court by ex-Attorney General Miller
Cunningham. He will retain the of
fice in the GOdchaux Building oc-
cnpicd by his pred cessor. and has
named Capt. Lewis Guion, his brother
as his assistant.
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0A0 0To RfA.
Bs.ntA A>ls Kind You Have Axar Bs4h
'';;''" &HAZSZ;e

Messrs. H. n. Coulon, O'Neil De,
laune and Auguste Delaune arrived
last Wednesday from the Louisvll;.
reunion, and visit to Lebanon, Ken
tucky and Cincinnati, Ohio.
Master Paul COulOn, who had az
conpanied his father, remained il
LebsnOn, on a visit To friends.
MIR. +. AucOln who was in the par
~ had arrived the day before.
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Kentucky Mules and Horses.

Ides,re to inform my friends and
the public in general, that afte- Dec.
%, 1899, will have at Mr.. W. e.
Ragan's stable, a fine lot Of Kentucky
mules and horses, which | will dis
posc of at reasonable prices, call and
see me. ED. Z. WATHEN.
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Mr.. Thomas McDermOtt and family
are now dOmiclled in their new resi-.
dence acquired from the Binnlngs
heirs at the corner of jackson aud
Thibodaux streets. Their business
will also be carried ON at this stand
IN the future. In fact Mrs. McDer
mott has already established there
her millinery shop.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09
Against Divorce.

News coma IS from Cuba that the
lawyers of that Island are against lie.
gaIizing divorce and have petltioned
Governor General Woods against the
proposed change in their law. They
are wise in their generation in thus
trying to prevent the divorce evil
from taking foOthOld among them.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Comes and
children, OF New Orleans, were on q
visit to Messrs. p. +. Legendre, p. L.
Braud and Emile !. Legendre, their
relatives. They arrived here Satur.
day and left Tuesday for their home
Mrs. Gomez is sister to Mrs. z. L.
Braul and Messrs. p. F. and 4. j.
Legendre.
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Passed The Senate.

As We 60 to press the following
teIepbonic message reaches US from
Baton Rouge:
The bill! providing for locking Ba.
you Lafout he passed the Senate to.
day Without opposition and will he
finally passed by the House next
week. w. II. PRICE.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09
Notice To Pablo School Teachers.

The Public School Teachers of the
Parish Of LafOurchc are hereby di.
rected to close their schools for the
summer vacation after having com
pleted five school months.
By order of the Board of School
Directors.
W. p. MARTIN,
No. 46. Superintendent.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09
Convent Fair.

The management will hold q busi-
ness meeting on next Wednesday at
5 O'Clock p. M. at the usual meeting
place. All committees are requested
not to fail to make their reports.
A full attendance requested.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-09
Local Mention.
vs.,to,s In and Out--Those We Meet
and Those we Hear Of.

Remember the CONVENT FAIR, it
oosss next Saturday.
Go to the Races TO morrow at Gen.
,rl Park and enjoy the fun.
Messrs. T. A. Badeaux ami T. II.
Roger visited the Crescent City last
Sunday, returning Monday.
Public school teachers will find a
notice from the Superintendent in
Ibis ,ssue which concerns them.
aRegent shoes" all STYLES, one price
a5O at The Racket store"
DR.. Thomas Stark attended last
Mondays convention in Baton Rouge
"a delegate from LafOurche.
Ne. Albert J. Trone. Of New Or.
Ians hiss been spending the week
viii hs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
A Trone.
Mr. Claiborne Dngas, Of Napoleon.
vile, passed through here last Tues.
day on bis way back from the LOUIS
vile re union.
Gov. Heard has appointed Or. John
n. Taylor, quarantine physician, and
d.. 7. Y. Aby, assistant. The ap
pointments are highly commended.
The best on earth 10 a. Hannah
shne. Emile j. Braud, proprietor Of
Thibodaux Shoe and Hat Store, sole
agesk 12-1y.
Races tomorrow at Bayou La.
iourche- Central Park. Good fun in
slore for visitors.
Mr. q. A. Taylor has started a
n0thly magazine in Alexandra,
Ia, called "The Equipoise." May it
succeed and live to vind,cate its
name.
Mn F. d. Kent left Wednesday Y
iog Crowley on a visit To her brOl hers,
Thomas G., Hiram W., and Willie
Carver and her sister, Mrs. ID. X.
January.
HE Grace, Right Reverend G. A.
soaxel, auxiliary bishop Of New Or.
laaa confirmed 81 persons last
pssdsy In St. Francis de Sales
Csauh, Houma
Have you seen our "Regent shoe"2
Ksa beauty isn't it 2 we'll why not
Capa'r, once worn, always worn.
Ia ale at The Racket Store"
hsior W. P. Martin returned last
Friday week from Natchltoches,
sfN be had been TO attend the
onnencemeut exercises OF the Nor
~ School.
hh not 90 much a question Of a
P1'house or no pcsthouse with our
opae but asquestion Of the site.
seooy wants it as q next door
hyhhr.
st J. Tomassi, overseer, OF Race
- vas Lere yesterday to look after
ese OF two colOred laborers from
paatat'ou locked up IN jal. on a
saiaal charge.
~ n. A. Thornton who had sue.
a 70 her mothers millinery bust.
m ton town where she WAS born
esed Will IN the future reside
- u children at Pass Christian.
=" Il A. Clark left Tuesday for
one 10 lota, after spending a
- o. weeks here on visit to her
An' II. X Dupre. She was
paa'ed by her little daugh.
..n glad 10 note the re.appear
a The Abbcville Mer alionai into
pefaalistic tield, after tempor.
nspension Of few weeks-iust
saa eclipse. May 1t continue to
%" for many years to come.
IN (Drl H. Danserau returned
ss't s't Friday from a visit of sew.
So 49, 70 her daughter, Mrs. R s.
SIssas, Of New Iberia. Mrs. Nc.
ana children accompanied her
return and will spend some.
the Dausereau mansion on
3ats 4 swell shoe you have
~ 70 perfectly, what did you
.. sSi 500 / guess ! Oh Oh 'Uo no
~l's a. good as any W., 5 "o "0' she. .hes
! fought EN- from Cha,lrs
~ '''' be is the sole Agen, you
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See our line of Mems Negligee, and
latest style colored shirts, the 'Racke,
StOie."
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TO THE DEAF.-A rich lady, cured of her
Deafness and Noises in the Head by DR..
NichOlsOn's Artificial Ear DRUGS, gave
$4,000 to his Institute. SO that deaf people
unable to procure the Ear Drums may have
them free. Address No. 4O96 Tht Nlchelson
Institute, 80, Eighth Avenue, New York.
Civ
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Send your Job Printing
to this Office. Satisfaction
Guarantee.
The Van Buren press., 1900-04-21
ACTED on HIS OWN NOTION.
NO Instructions Were Sent to Minis.
ter storcr. at Madrid. Touch
Ing the Due D'ArcOs Matter.

Washington, April LIT is learned
TINT no instructions were sent from
Washington to Mr. Storer, the United
States minister ut Madrid, relative to
the presentation of regrets for the eN.
tension to the due d'Arcos, the Spanish
minister here, of the invitation to ut.
tend the celebration in Chicago of the
destruction of the Spanish fleet in Ma
Mia harbor. In other words, Mr.,
Storer acted according to his own
judgment and upon his own response
bility in any representations he may
have made to the Spanish foreign of.
flee on this subject. It is not to be
inferred from this statement that his
action, even If it is MS reported, Is dis.
approved here. On The contrary, it Is
declared thai his course was in thor.
ough accord with the proprietes of Of
fetal etiquette, and that he showed eX.
cellent judgment in anticipating n
complaint which would have been dis
agreeable to meet. His course is
closely akin to that pursued by Lord
Pauncefote, the British ambassador
here, in stating to Secretary Hay, in
advance Of any information as TO the
alleged opening of Mr., Macrum's mail,
that if such an act had been commit
ted, it was a source Of regret and was
unauthorized.
The Van Buren press., 1900-04-21
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Prominent Hot Springs Citizen Be
comes Suddenly Insane From
Effects of Medicine.
EVENTS OF A WEEK BRIEFLY CHRONICLED.
Standing Of the State Cardldates-YounD
Negro Hanged by n Mob Near Helena
Stuttgart a. Arkansa as River Railroad Sold
Youthful Train wreckers.
scores tho City officials.

The Jefferson county grand jury, in
recent report, has the following to
say about the officials Of Pine Bluff;
"In the city Of Pine Bluff we have to
report an unusual condition OF affairs.
We have sufficient reason to believe
that gambling is carried on openly and
undisguisedly in and about every sa'
loon in the city, in violation of city,
county and state laws. This gambling
is virtually licensed by system which
we believe is mutually understood and
agreed upon by the violators Of the
law upon the one hand and our public
officials who have control of this
branch of the criminal law, on the
other. BY the terms of the apparent
agreement, of which positive proof
identifying criminals is almost impos-
sible to obtain. a regular schedule of
fines for specified violations is levied
and collected, in many cases without
any warrant or arrest being made or
trial had in court"
The Van Buren press., 1900-04-21
\, a. A. II. Railroad Sold.

The Stuttgart e Arkansas River rail-
way was sold at Stuttgart by C. G,
Waters, master in chancery. The road
was sold several weeks ago to John M.
Taylor, trustee, who was given until
the 27th ult. to make good his bid Of
$50, 900 He withdrew his bid, being
unable to mature his plans. At the
last sale the road was bid in by John 7.
Hicks, Of Searcy, whose bid was s5O,-
600. AS manager Of the Des Arc &
Searcy railroad Mr., Hicks proposes to
join the two properties at Des Arc by
extending the former road from Stutt.
CART. The road purchased is forty
miles in length and runs from Stutt'
CART to Gillette in Arkansas county.
The Van Buren press., 1900-04-21
EIonter Found at Arkansas city.

A dead body was found floating in
the river at Arkansas City by some fish
crmcn, The body was that OF man
with light hair, about five feet seven
inches high, about 30 or 40 years old,
had on vest and pants of blue-black
worsted, wine colored checked cheviot
shirt, pair OF high-laced shoes, No. o,
with leather strings, grey socks and
good underwear, On the front part OF
skull there were nine cuts, made with
sharp.edgcd tool, something like
hatchct; one of the cuts penetrated the
brain. Nothing was found by which
the body could be identified.
The Van Buren press., 1900-04-21
BRIEF MENTION.

The Paragould city council has passed
n hog ordinance,
Hope received 1870 bales of cotton
during February and March,
Eighty additions to u Pine Bluff coll
ored church were made by baptism
recently.
Joe Costello, an Italian fruit pcddlcr
OF Helena, was assassinatcd by some
unknown party.
A Cumberland Presbyterian church
has been organized at Morrillon with
fifty members.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union,
auxiliary to the Southern Baptist Con-
vcntion, will meet at Hot Springs May
10th next
w. Il. Springer is under arrest Of fed
eral authorities on the charge of open
ing mail addressed to NJ. Carrabolt, ut
Hot Springs,
The Baptist church at Tupelo was
blown from its foundation and demol-
ishcd during u storm,
Crawford county farmers report that
the frost Of last week did not materially
injurc fruit In that section.
The Missouri Pacific system will erect
n Y. NJ. c. A. building for the use Of It's
employees in North Little Rock,
All the United States lands In the
Little Rock district are subject TO
private sale under certain conditions,
John Cook, accused Of obstructing n
rnilroad, was convicted at Camden and
given u Ave.ycar sentence in the pcni.
tcntinry.
The general store Of j, W, Grady at
Bonneville was destroyed by fire Of In.
cendiary origin The stock was insured
for about half It's value.
Superintendent EIsclc, OF the Hot
Springs reservation, has been instruct
cd TO continue the old men on tho res.
ervation until further notice,
The Pine Blnif city council passed an
ordinance prohibiting expectorating on
sidewalks and on the floors Of public
places. The penalty is 81 to t5 for each
offcnse,
During heavy rainstorm the resi-
dence OF Mr. Thos Vining, at Pine
Bluff, was struck ny lightning and u
portion OF the house was torn away, but
fortunately no ono was injured.
The Van Buren press., 1900-04-21
THE SETTLERS PROTESTED.
DR.. Romine Ignored the Protest ana
is Losing His Sheep ana
other Property.

Omaha, Neb., April 1o.-Some time
ago DR.. j. S. Romine, Of Chadron, pur-
chased land in Sioux county,the north
west county in the state and pro-
cceded to fit up sheep ranch, The
sccttlers complain that he has allowed
his sheep to roam at will over their
lnnd, and has 'monopolizcd all the
rar gc. They protested, and requested
him to move out, but he declined as
serting he was not trespassing on the
rights of anyone. One morning re-
Gently over hundred of Romine's
ewes were found dead, Poison had
been placed In the water tanks. Augur
holes We're also bored in the posts OF
his windmills, and the first stilf
breeze blew them over. Romine de-
clures he will stay end the settlers
IRE determined he shall move, and se-
ri' us trouble Is feared.
The Van Buren press., 1900-04-21
Arknnans should be Represenled.

Attention has been called to the fact
that the Confederate white house at
Richmond, Va, which was the home Of
the only president OF the confederacy,
has been subdivided into rooms to the
number Of as many as there were states
in the Confederacy, and each state has
been given one OF these rooms for the
purpose Of exhibiting historical relies
OF that state, thereby converting the
Confederate wEite house 'nto u south
crn museum. Every n that was
loyal to the south has ta",n advantage
OF this except Arkansas, Mrs j. NJ
Brooks, Of Fort Smith, who is state re-
gent for the Arkansas room, will glad.
ly receive anything that is worthy Of
display.
The Van Buren press., 1900-04-21
THE SUSPENSION WAS BRIEF.
Wire Mills Of the American steel a.
Wire Co., In the Pittsburgh
District NcsuminR.

Pittsburgh, Pa, April l0.-Suspcn'
ticn Of the wire mills Of the American
Steel and Wire Co., in this district,
over which there was much anxiety,
has been brief, The wire departments
of the works are in operation again,
while the nail mills will probably be
idle for some time. Orders have been
lssued for the resumption Of the
Ninth street Braddock wire plant. All
the wire drawing and rod departments
are to begin at once.
The nail mill is not expected to re-
sumo for several weeks, as 1t is
claimed the nail market is stagnant.
The Rankin mill will not close. II Is
reported at Braddock that the other
mills would resume in short time.
The Van Buren press., 1900-04-21
BETWEEN LAW AND DEATH.
Death May Win ana Save Mrs. DR..
Belle Howard From the
Pcnitcntiary.

Peoria, H., April l0-Mrs. DR.. Belle
Howard is lying at the point OF death
at the Cottage hospital, in this city,
suffering from malignant cancer,
that has threatened her life for years.
The attendants think it will be u race
between law and death, with the
chances in favor Of the latter.
Tuesday the decision of the supreme
court was received, affirming the de-
csion of the lower courts, on which
she was sentenced TO seven years In
the pententlary, for the murder of
Eta Blnckley, a stenographer, who
died from the results Of q criminal OPP
Grafton. The case was one Of the most
sensational ever tried in the city.
When Miss Bincklcy died, her body
was taken TO Dublin, Ind, for burial.
The coroner and states attorney, with
two physicians, followed and exhumel
the body,