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NorIcE-On September Ia, 1901, I
OF Houston will sell 20 the his ,s hos,
der. for cash. all of the propei,v5, XII
IN by the city for taxes ana iot Il
the city now holds deeds, w w Al J
deeds Of the property can De ss,hs ~
Dow hall. on the corner OF sTsfas.
nue. and Travis street l.. j. t ers y
ID, Bennett. l. Gus Mueller, ny aiioOl q
mittee. Houston, Texas, July 10 -
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HOLDERS OF Houston Light Guar Ma
are hereby notified to present 'neps'
now due, at the 5ffice Of tne IN u
Land and Trust company .tI'ssne =
be paid, Ingham s. Roberts,, on
manager. Houston, August " W.
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POSITION wanted MS boukkecpcr; speaks
and writes both German and Engl ;
good references can be furnished, Al.
dress Box I:ig s
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MONEY TO LOAN on 80 to 60 DAYS. Chas
X. Munger Loan Broker 80 klam's. 0-2T
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MEN-My Goll ana pamilna Tabl''s
promptly re icvo and permanently ,Grc
all cases Of sexual douiNt,. mailed 81
Leon Blchou. French Pharmacist, l7o2
Mckinney avenue, Houston II
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FOR RENT Seven room cottage modern
improvements. Apply j. ~ rnub, i0lt
Congress. -
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BLAt KSMIrlI. min or plantation woracI
WISHES a position; satisfaction guEran
tccd. Address j0i5 this office
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FOR RENT Second aud third floors over
Houston oil md Stock Exchange An
Ply 10 Secretary, Iii Main street If
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phone J31. 10
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For SALE -Four lots on FannIn street,
2nruCr Jefferson. Apply lS1i Main stree [ :
tlnZrnS phone 1877 Z
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fONEY TO LOAN on Improved Houston
city property or Improved farms Easiest
rates and terms w. w. Miller, SOL
KAN building. Houston. II
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FOR tents, awnings. tarpaullns, etc. write
or 'phsnH KSttmann & Kneeaud Tent
Co., 318i6 Main street, Houston. Texas.
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EIGHT UPRIGHT PIANOS must be sold
az Sl41, SlHJ. S225, real bargains; plcase
Gnll ana examine Geo. w Stlcn, coo
travis street near Texas,
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FtVERoOM modern cottage ON Franklin.
corner; SIG Apply l2lOI Frnnklin s
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OPIUM. morphine whisky habits cared In
10 days. no pain or injury to patient, no
pay untl cured; deposit our mcncy In
bank, pay us when cured our method OF
treatment most successful known to med
lcul science; our institution NJ to date:
especial care given lady patients; homo on
car line miles from center of city, which
lnsures privacy, best references; all cor.
Tespoudence confidential Address "rhe
Matthews Home 500 Day Ave. West
End, san Antonio, Texas. II
bEc.r err on -rpp,ru e. ~ t,,..
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FOR RENT-Lorgc cool rooms: furnished
OF unfinished; modern improvements;
LIB Mckinney avenue. 4
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DON'T THROW AWAY your old summer
suit Let ms treat It and You can wear
1t until late In the winter We ~ NJ
Ladies' work cheap Tauttorium Club,
~ san Jaclnto and 1905 Preston. BON
ubonts rs
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SITUATIONS FEMALE,

AN EXPERIENCED lady steographcr dc.
sireS position. Address 5o20, this office. .
POSITION wANTED-By young lady as
companion or AS Office lady. Address W,
this office %
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FOR SALE rhc half Of block $50 IN St
Emanuel between Walker and McKin-
ncy. Address J Galhraith, Calves on -
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SUMMER REsoRTs-

RATES 500 per day; free simple rooms;
itckwick Hotel, Mrs O. y. Matlack PRO
Rrletress; free hack; round trip baggage
Zoe. Tyler, Texas, b,S6
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MAnrNN. urnsnN n roRn.

MARTYR HUDSON * FORD
We control oil htnds on Damon Mound ana
Ridge from SUI to $500 per acre In
tracts of uc-scNcnth OF an acre AMI M
ward. DO not miss the opportunity ot
securing holdings ON the mound. as dpvcl
opncuts are fast approaching the gusher
stage.
9Ol Franklin. Phone 500. II
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y CAPABLE man OF eight years INpo-
r,tner wants position as bOukRccprt ur
store man in either general mercantile
or saw mill business Address store Man.
uErr THIS office 10
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FINANCIAL.

EXPERT REPORTS upon oil or mineral
properties IN amy part of the State Lee
liagcr, NJ E.. Beaumont, Texas. II
HONEY LOANED ON Houston real estate.
ia S. Phelps, Attorney. 3lOl5 Main street
10
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HOUSTON AMI SUBURBAN Several eli
gihc residences, city and surhurhnu lots
many OF the Texas counties Il. W Gam.
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on LANDS Damon Mound, Sour Lake,
saratoga and Big nm m Matagordn coun-
~ We have bargains to oHcr and IL
win pay you TO inyeSStlgatc orr choice
special bargain on Damon. Cash 4
luCkpl n
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OII- IANDS-Ten-acrc lots in Jacoh Y.
Bnrney and section g., Damon Mount;
Saratoga lands II. W Gamble 4 Go. n
FOR SALE Desirable home, centrally 10.
Gated, for residence roomiuE or boarding
house. bargain. easy terms. Address
bUIU this ollicr I
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FOR RENT Handsomely furnished south
room, with bath privileges. Inquire sol
Kmhk nftcr 10 o'clnrk. 81
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FOR SALE CHEAP Two fine trnots ~ Al
rice land In Wharton county F,r mice
etc, address W. j Groom. Wharton,
IpNns Al
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WANTED Position as bo0kkerper or as.
SiSlut houkkcCpvr; had thrcr years cN-
pctlencci can give best Of reference. Adj
tllcss 1OtS, this office ~
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APRETTY WEDDING.
Marriage Of Harry L. Rumble and
Miss Fairie O'Grady Rev. Morrison
OfIiciated- Fine Entertainments.

STEwARTsTowN, Oct. 26.-On We'd
nesday evening Oct. 23rd one of the
most interesting weddings Of our COM
munity was solemnized, The ceremony
took place at the home of the BRIDES
parents Mr. and Mrs Daniel O'Grady.
Rev U w Morrison officiated using the
ceremony of the Methodist Protestant
church.
The rooms were beau tifully decorated
by Mrs Thomas of Pittsburg, with oak
branches intertwained with chrysanthe-
NUNS and dahlias. In the room where
the ceremony took place was beauti-
full arch under which the bride and
groom stood surrounded by friends, all
of which presented a pretty yet solemn
scene. Promptly at eight o'clock the
bridal party entered the parlor to the
strains OF Lohengrin's wedding march
rendered by Miss Bessie Slevin Of Pitts
burg.
The bride was dressed 10 white Taf-
feta silk trimmed in chiffon. She car
ried boquet of white chrys anthemums.
The groom was dressed in the usual
black. Following the ceremony re-
freshments were served to over 100
guests who greatly enjoyed the splendid
menu
They received many costly presents
from their friends by whom they are
highly esteemed.
On the following day reception was
given by the parents of the groom. Mr.
and Mrs w Fowler, at their home
which proved to be no less enjoyable,
for they had invited number Of
friends; and upon the arrival of the
party a very fine dinner was served.
The bride is an accomplished young
lady and one of the leaders Of the M P.
church and is held in high esteem by
all who know her The groom is
promising young man and has good
position in McKeesport where they will
make their future home.
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Are You Going West!

To any point in Iowa, Wisconsin,
South Dakota, Northern Michigan,
North Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska,
Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Nevada,
Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Oregon,
Washington or California? The Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
company sell settlers tickets COM
mencing February 18th, and every
Tuesday until April 3d. 1901, at great-
ly reduced rates, On the first and
third Tuesday Of February, March,
April May and June 1901, we sell
homeseekers' excursion tickets good
for twenty one days at one fare, plus
two dollars, for the round trip. For
full information call on or address
w. S. Howell general eastern passen-
ger agent 3S1 Broadway, New York,
or John r. Pott, district passenger
agent, $40 Park building, Pittsburg,
Pa.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-29

TWO CEN rs
BOUGHT OUT col. GILMORE.
His addition TO Morgantown has Reem
Purchased by Bannister and Brown.

Bannister and Brown have closed
deal BY which they gain possession or
seventeen acres of land on Walnut hill
near o. III. Dilles which has been
owned by Col 4. j Gilmore. The
purchase price is not given out but it
was comfortable one.
The purchase has already been
laid off in lots and number of houses
have been erected on the lots which
have been sold. Bannister and Brown
will dispose Of the remaining lots With
neatness aud dispatch aud will have
people building houses there by whole
sale.
Among the advantages that this
place has Is its nearness to the faeto-
ries and industries OF town aud the
location will prove an attractive one
to purchasers.
The tirm which has hold or it has
sold ali OF the lots In Riverside and is
now ready for hustling In another di-
rection. The rate at which they sold
out their lots in Riverside broke
all records in real estate deals. They
Melted nice little sum for their trou-
BILE and risk in this direction and af-
forded cheap lots for those who want
ed SOME thing in real estate at reas-
enable price.
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INSPECT The TOWN.
Cleveland Merchants make
Morgantown Visit.
Fifty OF Them Came in ON a Spec ial
Train this Morning went oyer Town
and Looked at Everything of Inter-
est Well Pleased with Their Visit.

AT Ii o'clock this morning 30 rep
resentatives of the Cleveland Cham
Der Of Commerce arrived here in a
special train The time of their ar
rival was not well understood and
not very large crowd met them at
the depot. This was soon remedIcd
however and everyone took hand
in showing them over the city.
The visitors spent more than an
hour here and visited all points of
interest in the center of the city.
Many of them went to the Universe
ty.
Every one of them expressed sur
prise at the size of the town and at
its general appearance. They were
highly pleased with everything they
saw.
With the party was Mr.. E. Gal
braith general manager of the B. &
O. He will accompany them through
the trip the route Of which was Civ
en- in this paper yesterday.
Morgantown was very glad to
meet the Cleveland men and was de
lighted at the geniality of the party.
They left here at noon tor Fairmont.
They will visit Clarksburg and Graf
ton besides Fairmont this afternoon
going to Charleston tonight.
1t is to be hoped that the trade
relations existing between Cleveland
and this section may be made even
stronger than they have been in the
past and no doubt they will be. A
better knowledge of each other has
been gained through the visit.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-29

Committee Reported In Favor Of it
The Report was Laid ON the Table
Building Permits Granted Sewer
for 0verhill Street Lights for Wiles
addition Wanted.
City council met 10 regular session
on Monday evening. There was not
a great deal of business transacted
but much discussion was heard on va
rious subjects. One of the the things
which invoked this was a proposition
from the Jones Window Glass works
to close street ia Seneca.
This street leads past their plant
from the railroad to the river. The
committee which had been appointed
on this reported favorably to dedicat-
ing the street to them for ten years.
This was laid on the table.
The owners of the plant desire to
erect a building on this street. Those
who oppose the move state that it is
one OF three streets in the city leading
TO the river in frontage Of two miles.
They are opposed to closing any street
under any circumstances.
Chief Price reported that the town
could be managed with five police men
and Charles McBee was dropped from
the rolls under his report.
Commissioner Davis was ordered to
repair the board walk in the End ward
leading from Mackey's mill up into
Greenmont
A building permit was granted to
DR.. e. M. Turner for a residence in
South Park second ward. A permit
to move, repair and building an addi-
tion to residence belonging to e.
Ellis of the fourth ward Beechurst.
Prof. r. L. Morris agreed TO buy
the tile for sewer on Overhill street,
fourth ward If the city would lay it.
This was agreed upon by the council.
The building committee was direct
ed to purchase cart to be used in
carrying refuse off the steets. A man
will be employed with this cart all
of the time in cleaning the streets.
Wiles Hill presented its claims for
street lights. They have none except
those put in by private parties. The
matter was referred to the street
committee.
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HURT WHILE THRESHING.
Other Local and Personal Mention
From Morris X Roads.

MORRIS Y Roads, Oct. 29.-Iyons
Morgan OF Out Crop met with serious
accident while threshing Tuesday even
ing at John Morgan's. He was pitch
ing wheat from high platform which
gave way giving him high fall break
ing his arm in two places and giving
him some other slight injuries DR..
Guiher was called and dressed his
wounds.
William L Morris 72 years old is
probably the champion rabbit hunter
in Southern Fayette. He has been max
ing large number bite the dust this
season.
Conley a Gibson of Cheat Haven
who have the contract for building the
county bridge over the creek at Dem
ing's mill have put force OF men TO
work on it.
Drilling in the Cans test well has
been resumed after being delayed sew
eral days on account OF the machinery
being broken.
saw mill has been moved to the
Fallen Timber woods owned by j. G..
Ramsey. The timber will be worked up
and marked.
John Gibson OF Cheat Haven had a
valuable horse killed on the b q O.
last week.
Some repairs will be made on the in
terror of the Lutheran church this week.
Miss Nora Emory of Cans is seriously
i'll with typhoid fever. Those at Cheat
Haven are convalescent.
Oliver Lyons had finger taken off
while working at Hertxog's saw mill
Friday
Thomas Lyons lost valuable horse
Wednesday from an unknown cause.
Jacob Barrett of Youngstown Ohio is
here looking after his farm at Crows
mill
George Hertzog has returned from q
visit to relatives at Grundy Center,
Iowa.
Mrs w III Hiles Of New Haven is vis-
iting Mrs Thomas Robinson.
Rebecca Caldwell Is the guest Of Mrs.
FL s Eberhart.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-29
ARNETTSyILLE MENTION.
All the Local News From the Famous
Little Town.

ARNETTsyILLE, Oct. 29.-Poor Czol-
goze guess he will not enjoy his motor
iety of to-day. We do not envy him in
the least; for we think all such afflicted
with species of insanity.
Our city is still being improved and
Mr. Beatty will soon have his residence
and surroundings in good shape
Since our last report DR. n Brock Cox
has located in our midst, and now occu-
pies the house of Henry Michael in our
village which has recently been treated
to a coat Of paint.
Aunt Lavina Arnett Is still very
sick woman, and we learn the wife of
Timothy Kerns is also in Very poor
health.
Coal hauling is we'll nigh thing of
the past as the good roads have been
very favorable for our people this fall.
The dry weather is putting our people
back with corn husking. Corn is not
first class this fall.
The tax gatherer has been around
and relieved our people of much OF their
surplus cash. Many of us will soon
have to lay off our farms in town lots
and tide over with the boom for we cam
not get help to keep them in repair.
We are thinking Of sending you an
article soon on Farmers, their Privi-
leges, Taxation &c.
A M Fox who moved from upper In
dian Creek to Fairmont three or four
years since, was moved back last week
to his daughters, Mrs George Nicely
near Sugar Grove. Both Mr. and Mrs
Fox are in very poor health.
After this week we lose one more fam
ily Of our citizens. A j Arnett has his
sale the 30th and will leave US on the
31st.
A change of road near Salt Peter cave
was engineered by one of our citizens,
and the change was made last week.
But the use Of fire to consume the sur
plusscaused more loss and dissat;sfac-
ton to some of the parties interested
than was expected.
Our schools will soon be in operation.
The school at Georgetown taught by
Elroy Henry began week ago also the
one at Cold Spring Taught by Miss Hall
Others began to-day, Miss Jones will
teach on Stewards Run, Roy Google at
this place. Schools are costly luxuries
and we ought to make all the good out
of them that we possibly can.
Our local visiting continues. Mrs
Caroline Hogue and daughter were with
ITlGuuB OH DbcWdIt null one udy ldSb
week. Our afflicted lady Mrs S G Stew
art was with Mrs M Fl Michael yester-
day and enjoyed her outing very much.
FIN Lynch and wife spent yesterday
with his brother J A Lynch near this
place
Timber from the Radcliffe and Brook
over lands is being drawn to the river.
The new church at Georgetown is be-
ing pushed along to completion rapidly
and perhaps we had better not COM
plain of our condition less it may get
worse.
CT Michael Of Stewards Run traded
hog to Mr. S Wisman for COW. In
taking the hog away it was very con-
trary and from causes not explained,
died on the road. which was consider
able loss.
With our compliments to the New
DOMINION we are Yours Truly,
" r. g..
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PLAT COMPLETED.
East End Land Company now Ready to
Sell lots to all Corners.

Prof. r. L. Morris who has been
making the plat of the land belonging
to the East End Land Company has
finished the work. The lands lie to
the right of the Easton pike and ale
owned by Prof Brown and others.
The lots are now on the market.
Many people have already had lots
reserved and they will get the deeds
made Immediately. Other purchasers
are inspecting the place and the lots
will go with dispatch. The addition
is one OF the most desirable in the
city and the lots are within the reach
of all.
A big building boom may be ex-
pected gin shortly on this addi-
ditiOn.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-29
Trunk Line Completed January,Eirst,

On January 1st the Coal and
Iron Railway, which is the extension
of the West Virginia Central to a
junction with the Chesapeake and
Ohio, will be ready to be operated.
An important advantage secured to
the West Virginia Central by this
line is the connection with the Ches
apeake and Ohio, which will enable
the shipment of coal through to
Newport News. This road also fills
in link that completes route from
Pittsburg to Newport News via the
Baltimore and Ohio, West Virginia
Central, and Chesapeake and Ohio.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-29
.CzOLGOSz DIED
IN THE CHAIR
Executed This Morning For
the Fou. Assassination of
the Late President =
M'Kinley. -.
SLEPT ON EVE OF DEATH,
REBUEFED PRIESTS OFFER,

when They Saw Him Yesterday AZ.
ternoon--Told His Brother and
erother-in-Law He Didn't Want to
See Priests Again and Didn't Want
Any Praying Over Him After He
Was Dead-5rother and Father
Signed Agreements For Prison Off
Gals TO Make Proper Disposition Of
the Body.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-29
OLD MAN MURDERED.
Dead Body Of Louis Nell Found Loo ked
In Closet.

Us1oNrowN, Pa, Oct. 29.--The
dead body of Louis Neil was found
locked in closet at his home on
the National pike, 80 miles East Of
here, Just over the West Virginia
line.
The skull Was crushed and there
were other signs Of violence. Neil
was go years old, and lived alone.
A watch and clock repairer who was
seen going to Neips house Is miss
ing and ID suspected.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-29

The next session of the Mononga
hela Valley Round Table will be held
in Morgantown. The date Of the
meeting is December 9th and 7th.
Prof. Deahl Of the University has
been selected as the local member OF
the committee on arrangements.
There will ba large attendance OF
teachers from all Of the nearby towns.
Much good has been accomplished by
these gatherings.
Superintendent Gallup says that he
finds that all Of the schools in nearby
towns are crowded. People are COM
ing into all of our cities faster than
they were expected and the influx of
children into the schools has made it
almost impossible for the authorities
to keep up with them. In Morgan
town they are fast being cared for as
they should be and the crowding
which was noticeable at first is no
longer appreciable.
There are nearly seven hundred
children in our public schools. The
attendance has been very good and
but few cases Of truancy have had TO
be looked after The honor roll for
the month of October as given out by
Superintendent Gallup is as follows.
1t includes those children who have
neither been absent nor tardy during
the month:
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-29

Tie usual crop of football fatali-
ties are being harvested. A young
man with the Ohio tate University
had his neck broken on Saturday.
He is still alive and NAV recover but
that isn't the fault of the fellow who
broke his neck.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-29

PEOPLE are forced to advertise for
houses to rent. The owners OF prop
erty do not have to run after people
to get tenants. frequently the
houses are rented before they are well
started to be built With all this be-
fore their eyes many people hesitate
TO erect houses for rent for some IN
known and unknowable reason.
PatroniZe our Advertisers
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-29

Auburn. N. ". Oct. 29.-rLeon Czol
COSY. the murderer of the late Presi'
dent Mckinley. was eiectrocuted
about Z o'clock this morning. In Au-
burn prison.
The body Of the assassin viii
not be removed from Auburn. Super
intendent of State Prisons Cornelius
". Collins and Warden ]. Warren
Mead. after hours of controversy with
Czolgoszs brother, succeeded in op-
tanning from him the following relin-
auishment of the family claims To the
remains when the executioner snail
have finished his work.
Auburn, N Y. Oct. 2s, 1901
ITO J. Warren Mead, Agent and War
den, Auburn Prison.
II hereby authorize you, as warden
of Auburn prison, to dispose of the
body OF my brother, Leon E. Ezol-
gosz, by burying 1t in the cemetery
attached to the prison. as provided
by the law of the state Of New York.
This request IL made upon the ex-
press understanding that no part Of
the remains will be given TO any per-
son or society. but that the entire
body will be buried in accordance
with the law in the cemetery attached
to the prison
fSigned) "Waldeck CzolgosZ."
John A. Sleicher,
Geore r. Graham,
Witnesses.