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MANY APPEALS HEARD.
Democrats Abandoned Quite a
Number of Cases Yes
terday.
Fred. Il. Bach Was Stricken From
the Registration List. Quite
Number Were Put on
the Books by Judge
Spruance.

The greatest interest continues to be
taken in the hearing of the registration
appeals bt fore Judge Spruance. At the
session of court yesterday morning,
Joseph A. Hamilton, soldier at Fort
Mott, was stricken from the list on the
ground of non-residence.
It was held that Matthew Mills did
not live at No. 5 Pinkett's Court, but
several persons said he did, and he was
allowed to remain on the litt. 1t was also
beId that Leon Mills did not live at No.
1923 Walnut street. Some testimony
was given to that effect but Judge Spru-
ance ordered his name to remain on the
list.
At the session of court yesterday after
| noon the Democrats through j. Harvey
Whiteman, dropped the cases against G.,
w. Clark. Richard Clark, Nathaniel
Hill, John Smith, Thomas Virgins,
James Payne, James Saunders, VIM.
Springer, Chas NJ. Whitelock, Charles
Ginley, Isaac Good, Irwin Benson, Geo.
Ward. Marshall Spinder, Geo. w. Spen,
Ger, VIM. Morris, Herbert Gibbs, VIM.
| II. Hamilton, Walter Parker, Wm. NicIl-
OILS, John Prickett, Michael I.ambdin,
Thos. Johnson, Benjamin Hicks and
John Collins.
Friday incoming at 10 o'clock was set
for hearing in the cases of Thos. J.
Costigan, Lawrence p. Costigan, Samuel
Costigan, VIM. Carroll, Milton G. Hawk
ins, Edward G. smith, David Il. Smith,
James I'll. Lynch, Joseph G. Smith and
John H. Hockler.
Rosaci Delcoast, OF Red Lion hundred
was allowed to remain on the list after
showing a certificate setting forth that
he had been naturalized. He had lost
his papers.
David j. Herman, Of Mt. Pleasant
lad been challenged OF residence but
was allowed to remain on the books.
The appeal to strike off the name O.
Charles r Phillips ON account of resi-
dence was dropped.
Albert Muhenburg of Middletown
was stricken off on account of losing
residence by living in Philadelphia.
w. S. Wood of Claymont, wac ordered
to be registered. There was come ques
Ition about his having been registered il
another district,
Edward Brown, registered from No
Ills West Third street, was stricken eli
/ Clement B. Halam, assistant registrar
swore he did no live there. Lewis Red
den, colured, OF Bradford street, said tb'
registrar showed him out of tie q or. Hi
was ordered registered.
Napoleon White of Twenty, i ant
Market streets, was oidered h, regis
tered. i
George Brown of New Castle, who i
WORKING in Chester, was ordered regis
tered. Chas. Sampson, colored, w.t.
lives on Levy's farm, near New Castle
and was challenged on residence, va
ordered registered.
Fred +. Bach was stricken from tt,
9th of the First, not having resided il
the district 80 days.
Tnos. Veal, colored, and VIM. I. Nick
erson both oi I'd OF Tenth, were put q
| the list. The appeal to John Mulhern
Sd Of seventh, was dropped.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Peter j. Ford and John &. Gray spoke
ut Dagsboro last evening.
The sale of the books and furniture
Of the late Lewis G. Nnndcgrift nctted
$1.190.
Health officers fumgatrd the house
No. $50 East Eleventh street where
Bertha Hand has recovered from dph-
liberia.
Thomas Davis will make addresses at
the Democratic meetings today at
Brdgevlle. I.rwps. Milford and Lin
coin.
Emma Lillian Pyle. infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Il. Pyle, died on
Monday ut her parents residence. No.
ITO West Thirtieth street.
Mrs. Mary j. Eastburn Of lIockessin
is visiting in this city. She has 19 grand
sons and four sonS-ir-aw, all Of whom
it is said. expect To vote for Mckinley.
Deputy United States Marshal James
II. Clark went TO Smyrna on Tuesday
and liheled the steamboat llildegarde
on suit for wages. She was released
yesterday.
The large suction dredge now being
completed at the shipyaris of the Pusey
a. Jones Co for Hughes. Bro. X Bangs,
| will leave the yards Of the firm the lat
ter part OF this week.
These properties were transferred YES.
terday. The house No. 405 Monroe
street, by Linton Smith and wife to
Harry Il. Harkins; No. PIG Market
street. by benjamin .tlbertson and wife
10 .s...3 ft%.'.
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A HALLo wE,EN PARTY.
A Delightful Affair That Took Place
at Edge Moor Last Evening.

The Misses Bertha and Reba IIoffeck-
er of Edge Moor entertained Il number
Of friends last evening ii II delightful
Halloween party. The evening was
spent in playing Halloween games, the
entertainment ending i'll an elegant sup
per. Among the guests present We're:
Miss AIeryine Bloomsbury, Miss Mary
IIoffecler Miss Nellie Roberts. Miss
Virginia Roberts, Miss Mabel Chem,
Miss Nellie Grow, Miss Caroline Gold
ing, Miss Rebn Hotfecker. Miss Hattie
Hoffecker Miss Irene Morrison, Miss
Helen Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffecker and
Messis. Horsey Brown, Davis Collins,
Matthew Elliott Robert Glover, Wesley
Hoffecker, Raymond Morrison.
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Chairman AIIee,s warning.

pon HE receipt Of Chairman Man
lcy'S letter, Chairman Alice issued
the following circular letter:
TO the Republican voters of Della
ware:
Republicans who have the interest of
their country and State at heart are
hereby called upon 10 hcstir themselves
and take i; personal interest in the com
ing election, particularly to see that an
does not succeed with some higli-handed
plans il has already conceived. Certain
persons without any right 10 vote i'll this
commonwealth have been called to the
attention Of Republican officials, and if
any attempts to vote illegally. on amy
other attempts ut sandhagsing and gag
law are attempted, the proper remedy
will he Immediately applied.
ALREADY evidences are appearing that
Bryanites haze arranged to circulate
from day to day until election morning
every conceivable report rumor and
statement. which may prejudice voters
against Republican candidates. The
labor vote is especially in thcir view and
every report to be made 10 arouse envy.
malice and discomfort among wage
learners.
"Rrpuhlicans furewalr your neighhur
against such inilamatnry literature. Yes
terday an Interview alleged 10 have
| been with cN-lrcsident Cleveland pre-
dieting il landslide to Bryan WAS pub
iShed and proved 70 he but the first
Of /, series Of l0orbacks and fake at
tacks upon the Republican candidates
for President and Nicc-Prrsident. And
we may expect anything. no matter how
base, how false or how contemptable.
j. Frank Alice,
Chairman Union Republican State Cen
trail Committee"
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sPRUANCE-GAUsE WEDDING.
Took Place at Home of Bride at Noon
Yesterday.

Miss Madge Cause daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace W. Cause. and
Arthur w. Spruance, attorney-at-law,
son of Judge and Mrs William q. Spru-
ance, We're married ut noon yesterday at
the Cause residence No. 1103 Clayton
street. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. William Frederick Lewis,
pastor Of Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church. in the presence of relatives and
near friends Of the bride and groom The
bride was given away by her father.
Autumn leaves and chrysanrhemunis
were used IN the pretty decorations of
the house The bride wore Il going away
| trock Of gray.
| About 80 guests We're present. After
il wedding breakfast, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spruance left for i trip North. They
will make their home II Rodney street
AMI Pennsylvania avenue.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Wifi and Miss Wifi have return
cd from Glasgow.
Mrs. $. ii. Lloyd is visiting in New
port, Del.
Miss Edna Finn Of Newport is visit
ing Wilmington friends.
Matt L. Short of Georgetown spent
the day yesterday in Wilmington.
Horace Greeley Knowles is touring
through Sussex and Kent counties.
j. w. Causey of Milford hos been
visiting in Wilmington.
Manuel Isichenberger has gone gun
ming through New Jersey.
Miss Edna Taylor is the guest of Miss
Villa Cranston of Newport.
Harold w. Quinby has gone to Dover
for few days.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
Program 10 be Rendered i'm Hanover
Presbyterian Church Tonight.

The seth anniversary Of Hanover
Church will be celebrated this evening.
The following interesting program has
been arranged:
Opening chorus, bright Golden Shea
yes;" prayer: hymn, Sowing Seed"
Scripture reading; primary school hymn
and exercise; hymn, Have Ie on the
Holy Armor;" recitation, Miss Eta
Reeves; anthem. school; recitation, Two
Little Old Ladies'" hymn, Wake the
Glad .Anthem;" recitation, Lydia Sem
pie: exercise. Seed Time and Iarvest.
address. the Rey. L. q. Jennings; reri
tation. james lteybol; collection; hymn
Forward BE Our Watchword;" eXer
else, six girls; benediction.
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Contracts for supplies.

The rour Trustees met yesterday. The
report Of David Mccoy, superintendent,
showed lii population Of the institution
to H. 20g, The contracts for supplies
werR awarded ~ follows: Boots and
shoes. NJ. Monaghan; bread, j. j..
Schradc: groceries, j.. r. Hurlock; beef,
j. +. ncvine;.tlr goods, Shilling Dry
Goods Company: mutton, L. Monaghan;
tobacco, H. GasSai drugs, Dir. j. Har-
vcy Sprlancc; butter, Mrssrs. Smith and
Money.
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Before Jndgc Cochran.

There were only Il few eases last eyai-
ing in City Court. Harry .Ieiferis and
Harvey Blackwell were charged with
disorderly conduct and fined 81 and costs.
Harry Haggerty who was arrested at
Eighth and Jefferson streets for corner
lounging was dismissed with Il repre-
mand. John Dohnhoe was arrested at
tiilpin avenue and Dupont street for
The same offense. He was fined 81 and
Sosts. is this has been his second
uffenSr.
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A NEW INDUSTRY.
Big Deal is OF, However, If w. j,
Bryan is Elected.

Horace Greeley Knowles has returned
from Scranton. Pa. where he closed Il
deal for the sale and removal to this
city Of the plant OF the Lackawannu
Luhricating Manufacturing Company,
which will give employment to several
hundred luborcrs and skilled mechanics.
The terms of the deal make the sale
void if Bryan is elected,
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.Imnaled On a Fence.

Heroic measures are being taken TO
suv" The life Of Philip Wchl,. aged u
years, son If w. ~ Webb, No. $40 North
Rroome street. who fell from tree
Tuesday afternoon. striking on an iron
fence The iron palings pierced his body
near the abdomen. Drs. j. A. Draper
ana NJ +. Cochran is attending him.
The sun., 1900-11-01
Received an Invitation.

The Rev j. u. c. Hanna, ID. D., has
received an invitation TO become pastor
Of the West Chester Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Prominent Mcthodists at
West Chester are using their Influence
to have Dir. Hanna transferred To their
conference.
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"An Outrageous Lie"

The first installment OF the lying re-
ports referred to hy Mr.. Manley, and
one to which hc refers particularly, was
the bogus interview with ex-President
Cleveland, published-on Tuesday in the
Philadelphia Times. II alleged that Mr..
Cleveland predicted landslide Of votes
~ Bryan. The whole h;.ss: VIZ i ,,..e,
The sun., 1900-11-01
Architect Pierce Ill.

Architect George Henry Pierce, -
New York. is seriously i'll with lung
trouble ami is now confined in a sani-
tnrium in Colorado, where he hopes to
regain his health and strength. Mr..
Pierce is the architect who drew the
plans for and designed the new kAsh
school in This city.
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ONE CENT
ALL SAINFs' DAY.
The Religious Festival viii! he Obs
served in Episcopal and Cath
Ollie Churches.

Yesterday was fast day in the Cath
olic churches. being the eve Of All Saints
Day. Today, All Saints Day, will he
observed as holy day Of Obligations. IL
is one OF the six days in addition to all
Sundays on which all members OF the
Catholic Church are Obliged to hear
mass.
The day will also be observed in the
Episcopal Churches. A service will be
held at Old Swedes at Z. 80 a. IN.
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER l, 1900

and Mr.. Cleveland brands il as such in
the following authorized dispatch over
his own signature:
princeton, \. j., Oct. 80. 19oo.-Thc
alleged interview is I'm outrageous lie
from beginning 70 end.
''t;rovcr Cleveland"
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Held for Court.
The Official Ballots.

Clerk af the Peace Foard has received
several letters OF inquiry from election
Inspectors in districts outside Whining
l'n relative tr how they will get the
ballots for use on next Tuesday. lie
REQUESTS The Sun to say that the in
SRctors must 20 to the office of the
citTk Of the peace for them, and give Il
receipt tor the s;Ine The distribution
WIN begin on Monday morning.
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viii Sneak at Newpor t.

The Prohibition wagon will be at New
port ut s o'clock tonight, being located
III the bank. 1T Market and Marshal
streets. The speakers will be George
W. Todd. member of the National Com
mittee. Richard w. Brown, chairman
New Castle county; Lewis w. Brosius,
candidate for Congressman and Rev. A.
Green, pastor Newport NJ. Il. Church.
The sun., 1900-11-01
warren A. a. Tournament.

Dent forget the Warren 4. 4. box
ing tournament at Pylcs Cycle academy
Thursday evening NOV. Sth Contests
start 1T $50 o'clock sharp. Boz office
open 1T noon for the purpose of rescrv-
ing seats. Admission 50 and IS cents
and $1.00.
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Shooting Was Accidental.

Magistrate sasse took the deposition OF
Harvey Betele, who was accidentally
shot by Norman Lowrey or Sunday, in
which Betelle said it was purely acci-
dental and exonerated Lowrey. BeteIe's
condition is critical.
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Little Girl Injured.

While riding ON Second street near
Madison yesterday afternoon Mary
Nicholson, aged years. of No. S2S West
Second street. was knocked down by Il
man riding II bicycle. Dr. J. Harvey
Sprunnce attended 10 her injuries which
Mere slight.
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There Was No Wedding.

Miss Madge Bulzer of NJ. 1882 West
Fourth street and J. $. Dohb of No. So
West Tenth street. il is said, were i,
have been married Tuesday afternoon
No wedding took place and the interestes
PARTIES declined to discuss the matter.
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Death of w. q. Cottcr.

William Eastman Cotter, who figured
conspicuously in the Dover bank affair.
died on Monday night at his home, No.
S6e North Twenty-third street, Philadel-
phia, from heart disease.
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Was Not Mr.. Ford.

1t was S. NJ. Knox and not Peter J.
Ford who cast the fifty votes that elected
John Hum governor in the popular
voting contest at the Delaware Hospital
rummage sale, which closed on Saturday
night last.
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A LARGE MEETING.
Francis s. Bradley Presided Over
Republicans at Ploesser's
Hall.

A large and enthusiastic Republican
mass meeting was held at Ploesser's Hall
Thirteenth and Heald streets, last night
under the auspices Of the Francis S.
Bradley Club.
Francis S. Bradley presided, and stir
ring addresses were made by David j.
Rheinhart, Hugh G. Bro yne and Robert
H. Richards.
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Her Departure Delayed.

'rhe torpedoboat Stringlmm will not
leave until next Tuesday. the time hay
ing been rNtendcd To give the men from
Ills city i chance to vote that are en-
ployca hy the Harlan y Hollngswomh
Company. rhc vessel requires ;Saout so
mon.
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Republican Meeting Tonight.

Frederick Eden Bach, John r. Nields
and Thomas II. Hudson will address Il
Republican meeting at Seventh and Pine
streets this evening.
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A Lnad OF Pig Iron.

The Diamond State Iron Company re-
ccived Il cargo of pig iron yesterday
afternoon on the barge Henry Knight of
Port Henry.
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Will Meet Tonight.

The Mckinley Third Ward Coloretl
Republican club will meet at O'CLOCK
this evening. Business of importance
will be transacted.
The sun., 1900-11-01

COUNT AND COUNTESS cASTELLANE.
dcred by Count Boni in his wild career
since his marriage is $4,150.000, while
the income from his wife,S fortune was
only S600,000 year.
I,umors have been current for some
time of an approaching climax III the af.
fairs of the Castellane family.
Creditors have been pressing the count,
and his recent visit to this country was
said to have been for the purpose of in.
ducing the Goulds to help him out of the
difficulties he was in.
His Last New York Visit.
When he came to New York some
months ago. it was said that His de-
parture from Paris was in the nature
Of flight. but he denied this statement
on his arrival here and threatened 10
fight Il duel with il French editor who
declared he was in financial difficulties
ANA connected his name with certain
matters on the h0ulse.
Bani dc Cnstelanc has cut more OF
less Of il figure III Paris politics. He is
Il deputy aud II Ruyaist. At the dis
graceful affair on tho Aulcul race track
he led iii thp insulting demonstration
against the president u the French re
public.
Anna Gould was also Il prominent liz
lire in that demonstration, aud she was
severely criticised in the press for her
actions.
Premonitory symptoms Of the financial
tloublc which has come upon Anna the
Countess Castclane, have, in fact. not
been lacking for amy part Of the period
since her gorgeous wedding in March,
1888.
The Castcllanc couple had no sooner
got away on thpir honeymoon than the
stories of contemplated eXtravagances
began.
Gould gold for palace" said tht
news heads one day in the June follow
ing the wedding. II was proposed I,
erect Il mansion Of the Louis NIN STYLE
in the Avenue du Bois de Bouogne ii
Paris.
A truly royal palace ii was to be, tha
ParSians might he taught II lesson il
architecture by force of American dol
lars.
And along with reports Of the gorgeous
house which Was to arise out of ia,
Gonld's earnings came rxtlnvagant sto
lics of the furniture which was to fill it
Purchases were made Of rare ol,
pieces, any one Of which cost il fortune
Held for Court.
detective William Jones and Clarenc,
Dillon Of the T., w. \ B. railroad tool
Charles Smith and George Hayes botl
colored, 70 llayre lie Grace Tuesday t,
answer charge Of the robbery Of til,
freight house at that place which oc
currcd about five weeks ago. Magis
lrai" Fuhry Of lIavrr lie Grace bel,
them in $1,000 bail 10 appear IN The nrx
criminal court. They were placed ii
Belair Jail. Hartford county. The cul
pi,lis We're arrested in this city some tin
ago for vngranry and sent 10 New Castl'
JAIL to serve forty days.
The sun., 1900-11-01
VIII Lead Glass.

Ihs afternoon at o'clock DIR. Murray
viii lead Il class in St. Pauls Church.
lie ayes special invitation to any who
may lesire to attend.
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Fined for an Assault.

Mar j. Watson, colored charged
WIN tsaulting l1-year-old Louis j. Dar-
reii' WIS fined SIS and costs by Judge
S'ochr'a in City Court yesterday morn
ing.
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Built a Special Car.

The Jackson and Sharp Cmpany built
a special car made Of teak wood for the
West Indies.
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A CHECK HIS
BEEN PUT ON
CASTELLANE
George J. Gould Appointed
Trustee for the
Countess.
BONI HAS SPENT MILLIONS
According to the Court Pleadings in
the Case, the Gay Partisan Count
Has Made 23,O00,O0O
Francs Disappear
i'm Four Years.

New York. Oct 31.-Once more Count
Boni dc Custclanc figures in II sensation
a dispatch from Paris says:
THE civil tribunal has appointed
George j. Golld trustee. for the Countess
Of Gastellanc, his sister.
,.Accordin.t ID the lca,lings in the ease,
hcr husband, Count Boni de castellanc,
Spont 23,0Oo.000 francs in four years,
whereas his income from his wife's for
time is only :,,Ha,OHO frames.
i franc l. worth about 90 cents Amer.
lean lnGnoy, 50 that the amount squnn,
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Said to be Ill in Philadelphia.

Jacob Seaman Of No. 1878 West Sec
omd street secretary and treasurer of TIL
Rav"rinn Brewing Co.. is reported to !,
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PLOT DISCOVERED,
VOTERS WARNED OF
BASE FAKE STORIES
Letter From National Commit
teeman Manley to Chair
man Alice.
WARNING DELAWARE VOTERS
Ex-President Grover Cleveland Says
the First of the Fake Re-
ports is an Outrageous
Lie. More Like it
to Follow.

Chailman.I Frank .Allec, Of the Union
Republican State Central Committee,
authorizes the publication Of the follow
ing letter which he received. yesterday.
from National Committeeman ]. III.
Mancv. The letter gives the program
Of the closing DAYS of the Isryanite cam
pnign. This program is iii Keeping with
the Whole course Of HE Democratic cam
paign. II Is lie and chcnt and in
tended 10 deceive the people and 10
deceive them to their own injury. Mr..
Nanley's letter and Mr.. Allee's letter
Of transmission 10 the voters Of Della
ware, are as follows:
Warning Against Fake Reports.
Headquarters National
'.Republican Committee
New York, Oct. 80, 1900.
Evidence is already apparent that
the Bryanites have arranged to crcul-
ate from day to day until the election.
every conceivable report and statement
which may prejudice voters against the
Republican candidates. The labor vote
is especially III their view, and every
effort is to be made 10 arouse envy,
malice and discomfort among wage
| carncls.
Look out for this work. Please
notify Your county chairmen and
| through Your State newspapers establish
Irvrry safeguard by rorcwalning the poo-
| pie. An interview with eN-Presidcnt
Cleveland, predicting ii landslide to
Bryan. waS published yesterday. This
is hut the first Of the series of rnoI.
backs and fake attacks upon the Rcpllb,
licau candidates for President and Niicc-
r"sidcnt. We may expect anything
no mattrr how basr. how false, on how
contcmptibe
u. II. Maney."
The sun., 1900-11-01

Christmas boxes are heing prepared for
lpvS +,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-28
SULLIYAN'S BURIAL.
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES AT THE
COMPOSERS FUNERAL,

LONDON, Nov. H.-With all the pomp
and circumstances which might have at
tended the obsequies of a member of the
royal family, the remains of Sir. Arthur
Sullivan, who died here Thursday last.
were Inferred in st. Pauls cathedral to-
day.
Long before the hour fixed for the serv-
ice, in the chapel royal, immense crowds
assembled in the vicinity Of the late resi-
dence. of the deceased at st. James
palace, while every point of vantage
around st. PauPs was taken up hours
prior to the arrival of the cortege.
The coffin was, embedded in magnifi-
cent floral tributes sent from far and
near in such numbers that they filled
four hearses.
me whole service was most impressive
and the anthems were especially mourn
tul' The audience displayed deep emotion
as the strains Of the anthem, e'Yea.
Though Walk, from Sullivans Light
OF the World resounded through the
sacred edifice
The preliminary service ended, the
procession reformed and proceeded to
st. PauTs cathedral, along Pail Mall. the
names embankment and Ludgate hill.
Large crowds gathered and the men took
OH their hats as the hearse passed.
AFTER the mourners, who had come
S@NO seated.
dean commenced the service Sir John
Stalner Led the choir in singing another
selection from THE Light of the World >
Archdeacon Sinclair read the latter
part of the service and then the coffin
was lowered into the crypt the silence
oelng only broken by the sobbing of a
few women u -
The benediction was given by the dean
ana then occurred what has never before
oeen heard in st. Pauls Fifty women
all dressed in the deepest black and tho
same number of men, gathered near thu
CONN., arose from their knees. Tbev
were the chorus of the Savoy +heater
IN quaVering, trembling tones thew com
menced to sing Sullivan's Brother Thou
Art Gone Before U.s." A great hush fen
on the crowds that had started to leava
the building. Gathering courage. tha
Wo1nen's voices swelled out until every
corner of the vast cathedral re-echoed
TINS sad requiem from those who had CO
often sung the lighter lyrics of the com
poser they then mourned AS this dia6
away the organ took up the majestic
stralns Of the dead march from ssSaI1i >,
the choir, clergy and mourners filed ont
ana one Of the most impressive national
funerals held in England came to an
end. ~ an
Inc vault containing the remains of Sir
arthur Sullivan, is situated in the ex-
IRENE eastern corner of the crvnt oIoso
TO the tomb Of DR.. Boyce. the lannon's
writer of church music of the last cen.
Jury. Near, by lie the remains of Sir
Jonn M1lla1s, the president of the Ro1,al
academy, who died In 1896.