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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
PENNYPA PACKER
NOT INVOLVED
NO CHARGE HAS BEEN MADE
AGAINST HIM IN CAPITOL
CORRUPTION.
Statement of Prosecuting Attorney in
PENNSYLVANIA Graft Cases
Warrants Beinn Served
On Many.

Harrisburg, Pa. Sept, 20---IawyeTs
for the commonwealth have begun the
preparation Of the prcsentment to the
grand jury Of Dauphln county against
| the II men involved In tho capitol
scandal, for whose arrest warrants
were issued Wednesday BY direction
lot Attorney General Todd
The attorney general sisid Thursday
that there was no truth In the rumor
|tnat former Governor Pennypacker,
who was president of the board OF
Grounds and buildings during the con
struction and equipment of tho capi-
tCl IL TO be arrested. No information
has been maded against Mr.. Penny
packer, aud unless plans are changed.
he viii not become involved in the
capitol suits.
The grand jury will meet Monday,
end the attorneys expect TO submit
the cases during the week, accom-
panied with a request for speedy
trial of all those indicted A detective
have gone to Johnstown to serve the
warrant upfn James NJ. Shumaker,
former superintendent of grounds and
buildings, who is too i'll to leave his
home. Shumaker has arranged with
the attorney general to furnish $O0-
O00 bail.
A detective also went TO Marietta
t. serve warrant upon Congress
man Cassel, who will also be required
10 furnish 100000 bail The amount
Of bail required Of George T. PAYNE
and Charles G.. Wetter, of rhiladel-
pEia has not been fixed although it
is doubtful # It viii he less than S51,
ooC. George X Storm aud John g.
Teiderer. of New York. will each be
required TO furnish $4,000 bail
Ia all Of the information II is set
forth when the warrants were drawn
for the payment Of the bills Of the
contractors and when the transac-
tinns occurred, and are specific in all
cases as to the frauds alleged.
Counsel for Payne and Wetter ar
ranged to waive a hearing and enter
ed bail IN Philadelphia Friday for
both defendants The charge against
Payne is conspiracy und grows out
of the painting OF the dome Of the
capitol
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
SCANDAL IN The
WAR OtP ART M[NT
RUMoR HAS IT THAT SUCH IS
THE CASE - ACTING SECRE-
TARY OLIVER KNOWS MOTH
ING ABOUT 1T.

Washineton, Sept. 20.-Rumor is
alloat that great scandal naa les'l.
oped in tho war department revallinG
in many respects the postoffice graft
cases. When the matter was brought
to the attention Of acting Secretary
Oliver he said he knew nothing of it..
In all probability what is referred 20
WAS the purchase BY the quartermas-
ter's department OF some of the life
boat handling apparatus that was
claimed to be the patent and property
of another and he said the whole sub
ject was thoroughly investigated by
the inspector general of the ARMY
and no improper conduct was shown.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
STOCKHOLDERS RECORDS OF
STANDARD SHOW UNIVERSITY
CHICAGO HAS 5000 SHARES
In Ten Years Hearing Holdings OF Rockefeller
Decrease One Hundred Million and
u. Of C. Loss Is Two Million

New York, Sept. 90, 0,-Records cf the
stockholders of the STANDARD OIL Gem
|pauy Of New Jersey laid bare today at
the hearing Of the governments suit
for the dissolution Of the alleged oil
combine, disclosed the fact that John
ID. Rockefeller owns M7,692 shares, or
nearly five times as much stock as
any other indivi,Sai shareholder, ana
that he and his associates, who signed
the trust agreement In 1882, still con
tol the majority Of the stock.
Measured by the past market price
Of $40 share, the holdings OF Mr..
Rockefeller In the Standard Oil Com
pany have value OF $l09 000,o0o.
The stockholders record OF August
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
ROCKEFELLER JR.
BROKEN DOWN
RESIGNS FROM HIS BIBLE CLASS
BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH
MAY RETIRE FROM BUSINESS.

New York, Sept. 20.John y. Rock.
efellcr. Jr.. thirty-four years old and
the wealthiest young man in the
world, has succumbed to overwork
and is now bordering on complete
breakdown from nervous dyspepsia
such as forced the retirement of the
older Rockefeller nine years ago and
compelled the latter to be content
with a lseesld ant! water diet.
The fact of young Mr.. Roekefeller's
condition became known simnltane'
ously with the public announcement
that be would no longer be the leader
of the Young Mems Bible Glass of the
Fifth Avenue Baptist church. The
young millionaire admits his frail
health in the letter of resignation
sent the Bible class. In part he
says:
This seems a fitting time for your
leader to step aside from the position
which he has so long occupied and
make way for some other man bet
ter fitted for the work than he and
capable of giving to 1t the large
amount of time which it requires and
which he has for some time been un-
able to give.
"The break down of three years
ago and the suggestion of a recur-
renee of the difficulty. together with
the increasing demands made upon
him in various lines has impeIled
him. although most reluctantly, TO
this action"
At the Standard Oil Building, 90
Broadway it was learned that Mr.
Rockefeller of late has frequently
reached his Office as late as noon,
and many days have passed when he
did not appear at all. Every effort
is being made to keep from the public
the exact facts of his condition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
HELP ASKED FROM
NELL BY STRIKERS

Washington. Sept. 20-Thomas l..
Mahan and Athens r. Douglas, both
Of New York. representing orgauiza.
tons of telegraph operators. called ON
Commissioner Of Labor Neill today
and urged his Intervention In the tele-
graph strike. Subsequently, they
stated that Commissioner Neill would
next Monday propose certain arbiters
on behalf of the operators. This state
mcnt cord not be confirmed, as Mr.
Ncil left for ST Louis almost Inn
mediately afterward.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
WI TING FANG
MAY COME BACK
CHINESE GOVERNMENT NOT YET
ETERMiNED AS TO WHO
SHALL BE NEW MINISTER TO
WASHINGTON.

Pekin, Sept. 20.-Tt is announced
today that LANG Ton Yen. who had
been selected to succeed Sir Chen
tung Liang Chen as minister TO Wash
ineton hand instead been appointed
assistant secretary of the Viii Wu Pr
or Chinese board Of foreign affairs.
While no official announcement has
yet been made of the name Of the
rev minister to Washington It Ia un-
derstood a determination has been
reached to send WI Ting Fang back
to that post
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
GAzED AT PRETTY GIRL
AND FELL FROM ROOF.

Chicago, Sept. 20.-W'hen moving
to the edge of the roof of three-story
brilding at Ninety first street, South
Chicago, TO get better look at a very
rrctty girl who was watching him
ct work, Peter Shuda, % years old.
missed his footing. He fell TO the
ground suffering probable fatal in
juries. When falling Shuda threw
out both hands to protect his head
from striking the walk. Both arms
were broken at the wrists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
MIDLOTHIAN GOLFER
WINS TOURNAMENT
FREDERICK M'LEoD OF CHICAGO,
is WESTERN CHAMPION
WINS ON CLOSE MARGIN.

st. Loris. Sept 20.-Frcdcrick Nc.
Lcod of the Midlothian club. of Chi.
cago. won the annual tournament of
the western professional golfers as
sociation this afternoon on the Nor
nandie clubs links. His total fcr two
days play. of 73 holes. was 305
strokes. Larry Auchterlonic. of Glen
view club. Chicago. was second with
307. Robert Simpson OF the Omaha
County club. the present open west
ern champion. and Dave Mcintosh, of
the Westward Ho club. Chicago, tied
for third place with 80.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
OLD WOMAN TORTURED
TO DEATH BY ZloNlsTS-

Chicago. Sept 2o.-Five people.
members Of the sect of PaThcmites.
are under arrest in Zion City. accusc.i
of torturing to death Mrs Letisia
Green hauleh. G5 years old. a cripple
for 20 years. to show belief in the -
ligion they profess by driving out
evil spirits The people under arrest
are Matter and Jennie Greenhaulg7.
son and daughter of the old woman.
Harold Mitchell Mrs. Harold Mitchell
and Mrs. smith. All Of them are ac-
cnsed of manslangh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
VATICAN WAS
UNDER GUARD
ROYAL TROOPS WATCH APos-
ToIIc CHURCH IN ROME BUT
EXPECTED ANTI CLERICAL
OUTBREAK DID NOT COME.

Rome. Sept oG-Armeif men IN the
service OF the Pope have been on
guard All day long az the cntraucc OF
the Apostolic church. The Vatican
has hcen under the special protection
of a detachment Of ROYAL TROOPS but
there has been no outbreak Of the an
ti-clcricals September p. the thirty
seventh anniversary Of the occupation
Of Rome hy ltallsn troops and the
faii of the temporal power Of the pa
Tairy. has passed without fulfilment
e any fears entertained by the Nati-
can that the italian people wouid
show their ill telling against the
church by deeds OF soience.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
GOVERNOR DENE[N
COMING To CAIRO.
WILL PRESIDE OVER MEETING ATT
ST. MARYfS PARK iNTRODllc-
ING PRE5ioENT ROosEs 80.
I'M SHORT ADDRESS.

Springfield, Sept 20.~-Governor Df
neen will 20 to Cairo October ] FIR
the purpose OF welcoming President
Roorsevelt to illinois The fourth
regiment Of the Illinois National Guard
will be present and take part In the
reception to be rendered the president
by citizens Of Cairo and Southern Hi
nos The governor was Invited some
weeks ago by Mayor Parsons Of Cairo
to preside over the meeting thnrH
and present the president to the auii
snnce sand he accepted the invitation.
The governor win make d short al
dress on the occasion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
COLD BLooDED MURDER
is RESULT OF QUARREL

Stanford. Ky. Sept. 20.-At Kings
Vile this county. Harvey Watts
shot and killed Hal Vandeyeer. agent
fot the Q. & c. railroad Watts had
been drinking and a few words pass
ed between the two over the opening
of a suit case when Watts fired Van
deveer liver about fifteen minutes.
Watts fed from the station but was
arrested He IS travelling man. The
men had never seen each other pricr
to the shooting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
ILLINOIS MAN FINDS
KEY TO CAVE OF GOLD

Freeport. ILL.,, Sept. 20.-Df. George
Dent Wilcoxson Of Freeport. while al
Hot Springs. Ark. discovered for
gotten trail tn the cave where an
Indian tribe is said to have sccrete
all its gold and jewels. lie also
found a stone bearing directions IN
the cave in Indian hierogiyphics,
which he Is deciphering So certain
IS wilcoxson Of having located the
that his uncle. the Rev. DR.
Proctor Of Hot Springs. has purchased
the entire tract Of $50 acrcs surround
ing the case. and it is there that VII
coxson is ferreting out the secret.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
Upton CUP GOES
To YACHT ELEANOR
SCORES TWELVE POINTS IN TWO
DAYS RACES AT NORFOLK,
vA.-FlVE CONTESTANTS.

Norfolk. Sept 20.-the yacht EIean-
or of Marblehead, Mass, today won
the Upton cup in the international
yacht races of the jamestown Exposi
tion. The standing of the yachts in
the series was as follows: Eleanor
twelve points, Dorothy q. of Marble
head eleven, Dorothy of Baltimore
nine, Capiscum of Port Washington
l.. l. nine, Sue of New York two.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
WILL KNOW HIS
FATE VERY SOON
CONSTANTINE MAY RECEIVE
SENTENCE FOR BRUTAL MUIR
DER BY TONIGHT.
STATE FINISHES CASE
Miss Natalby Denounces Prisoner
Black Hand Figures in Trial
Jury viii Render Verdict
Quickly.

Chicago, Sept. 20.-Frank J. Constan
tine, on trial for having slain Mrs
Louise Gentry In her fiat 5S2 La Sale
avenue, January of last year, will
know his fate from the jury in judge
Kayanaugh's court by tomorrow
night.
Assistant States Attorney Holt fin
ished with his witnesses at 4 O'Clock
yesterday 1t had taken him day
and a half to build a bulwark for tho
prosecution that he thinks now 50
strong that nothing the defense may
offer will shatter.
DR.. David j. Doherty, into whose
apartments Mrs. Gentry ran after she
had received the wound that caused
her death, was the last witness Of
fercd by the state. He was dramatic
aud convincing. 1t would have been
impossible, so he said, for the wom-
an to have inflicted the wound that
he tried to bind
Mrs. Mary Ford Indignantly denied
that her daughter, the dead woman.
was about to sue her husband for Il
divorce, as has been alleged She
called Attorney Cantwell a lair. She
defended her dearest companion, now
in her grave. with words of eloqucnce.
She branded her defamers as brutes
Withal she made brilliant witness
Likewise did her son-in-law, Arthur
w Gentry-husband of the woman,
with whom he had bid an affection.
ate adieu on the morning of January
g. to come home a few hours later
and find her lips pulseless, her eyes
closed in death--defend her good
name against the cruel insinuations
Of Constantine's attorneys
Miss lIitda Nataiby the Ninsome
cashier OF her fathers Randolph street
restaurant, the alleged sweetheart OF
was another of the morn.
ing's witnesses Denying that she
loved or had ever loved the prisoner,
affirming that she went with him oc
casionally to theaters only swearing
there was no romantic bond between
them ever, and disclaiming that she
had pressed wreaths OF affcnction on
his brow and had blessed them she
swept from the stand as regalIy as
she had gone there.
The Black Hand Society figured in
the trial for one brief moment and
that was when Mrs. Annie Hughes IN
rs to what Mrs. Flannery
lad told her, said that Mrs. Flannery
that it was a Black Hand
iilling and that she was afraid TO
-alk about it,
DR.. Hunter coroner's physician
Who examined the wounds on the
lead woman, was a good witness for
he prosecution, He stated that he
lad examined probably $4,000 cases
vehcre death had come by murder
n accident; had looked at all sorts of
Wounds and was convinced that no
me could have selfinhicted such a
mt as Mrs. Gentry had received. The
iofense could not shake him.
The case should go to the Jury at
O'Clock Saturday and the prisoner
hould know his fate by nightfall. No
me believes that the tewlye men will
pend much time in dcliberation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
CAR in STEEL COMPANY'S
MINES PLUNCES $50 FEET
DOWN SHAFT, KILLS SEVEN
Seven Others Fatally Injured---Safety Catches On
Cage Refuse To Work---Sde Of Shaft
House Knocked Out.

Neguanee, Mich, Sept 20.-By a
cage plunging 750 deown shaft of
the Jones ana Laughlin Steel coin
pany's mine. seven men were Killed
and seven fatally injured today. The
cage with its human freight was being
lowered on its first trip Of the day
when the brake on the hosting drum
Suddenly failed to hold. Two men ran
to the assistance of the one at the
brake wheel bpt their combined eff
forts we're of no avail and the wire
cable continued to unroll like thread
from 4 hohlin
Tho cage shot 200 feet before a
Eink In tho too rapidly playing out
cable caused II to part and from that
point The cage had sheer drop to the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21

II. 1907, show that the University Of
Chicago is the owner Of 5000 shares
Of Standard Oil stock.
The depreciation OF Standard OH
stock III the past ten years, about th's
time OF the agitation of the company
began has been more than $500 q
share. Since legal proceedings
AGAINST Standard Oil company OF New
Jersey were instituted the stccS
steadily declined till 1t is now around
$40 This reports total loss ~
over si0o.oDo,0oo on the holdings or
John d. Rockefeller. The shrinkage
In the market value Of the stocks also
affects the University Of Chicago ts
the extent OF about $1,000, 900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
GLASS BLOWERS QUIT.

Paducah. Sept. President J. A..
Voll. of the Glass Bottle Blowers
Union of the United States and Can
ada, today called out all glass blowers
from the Finley plant. Paducah's new
est industry. leaving it idle only a
week after starting. Finley. it is said.
want to run an open shop.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21

bottom Of the shaft Safety catches
with which the cuse was equipped
failed to operatc. The surging of the
cable made in the flight Of the cage
tore ont part Of the side of the en-
glne house and ripped out several of
the sheaves in and about the shaft
house.
The workmcn at the bottom of the
mine Immediately set about the task
Of removing the dead. The bodies lay
in one pile, mass of flesh and blood.
Seven men were found still alive, but
they were fatally hurt, 1t was two
hours before the cable could be ad.
justed and the cage could be raised
to the surface and during this time,
women with babies in their arms
cried Historically or tainted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
BLACK HAND" SUSPECTED.

Columbus. Ohio. Sept 20.-The
body of Tony Naick. an Italian la
borer. was found late tonight in the
Panhandle yards. with his skull
crushed by coupling pin. The mur-
der is supposed to be the work Of
the Black Hand
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
BOTTLE WORKS CLOSED.

Anderson. Ind. Sept 2e.-- superior
Judge Greenlee today ordered the r.
ceiyer. A. s. Small. 81 this city u
close the factory Of the National Bot
tie Coinpaay at Elmvood and O. sell
il within two seeks
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
MANY RESOURCES.

Monte Carlo Sept. 2o.-The Prince
Of Monaco has established a law for
the principality providing that III
vcrces may be obtained on the ground
OF insanity. drunkenness, private
diseases and epilepsy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
xWTcsTxT-EE -STsD
FoRGER ARRESTED.

La Porte. Ind. Sept GA J. John
son, who posed as buyer ef Indiana
farms and passed fraudulent checks
on a baRk ~ Fairview. Neb.. was sr
rested today at Reed city. Mich. ~
ter having his forged checks cash.si
johnson fcted bis victims and then
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-21
ARREST RUNAWAY GIRL.

Evansville. Ind. Sept. 20.-Elsie
Kelly, aged II. a runaway girl from
Ky. was arrested here to
day and is being held until her father
arrives to take her home
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-09-26
recommends
RETAINING WALL

IH,efanI Ipt, presented t. report
a. INaa n'rlork Tu.slss ofuinFa = 4
was ufsgastGod fum fuuuct attend.
auce At tigr rte.eut term ~ court.
rir grand jaws ferpft embodied
tbo ffFommoud,ti1H thar a retaining
wall He built to enclose ihe gap te.
tween tIte river bridge aud tte stout
wall erected by tpe borough tu protect
the water works few years ago. This
" much needed Improvement Tbcre
is no more neglected aud unsiehtly
spot Ia town than the plot % ground
owned by the borough west Of the
wing wall At the nanville end Of the
bridge, which has become dumping
ground FOR ashes aud trash OF all sorts
4 retaining wall should be built at
once and the spot filled up TO conform
with the borough property. At least
one should think it would be difficult
to assign a good reason why such an
important Improvement should be
postponed any longer
Upon perusing the grand iury's re.
port Judge Evans remarked that he
noticed one or more recommendation
that were made by grand juries at
previous terms OF court Ii was not
clear to him. he said, why recommend
ations made by the grand jury,a body
chosen to determine what is for the
public good, should not be carried out
more generally by the county commits.
sioners. In view of the importance OF
the recommendation made 10y the pre-.
sent grand jury the courts remarks
are generally considered very apropos.
Following is the grand iury's report /:
To the Honorable Judge of the Court
Of Quarter sessions of Montour conn.
ty:
The grand jury is pleased to report
that it has performed its duty under
the order of the court as exped tiously
as possible.
We have examined the public build
ings and have found them in very good
condition.
At the Jail we would recommend
that the roof be examined and repair.
ed, also that the building be painted
on the outside.
We would also recommend that the
wall between the bridge and the wat.
er works be built.
We find that the Jail and all its sur
roundings are in a neat and clean con-
dition.
f. SIDLER, Foreman.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-09-26

lAH.NN kHhtf#
Tle most inhuman crimes in All
HISTORY have been committed in tie
name rf religion. Tae most fasslls
takers aud muuntohanks have rractic-
"a their uetarious arts In its name.
t,ei anv man preach anything CT pro.
rlaitn hfmset the teiucarnation ot any
BhlIcai character. aud forthwith he
ean fud enough eulllhles to support
him 10 comfort and even in luxury.
So lone A. the takers and their vic.
tins refrain from violating laws for
the preservation " drcencv and order
they are not disturbed When they
sacrifice life 30 fanaticism they must
be checked
Five persons who call themselves
parhamites. the followers cf religi-
Gus faker at Zion City, are under ar
rest al Zion City for torturing an old
woman and causing her death. The
five had belonged 30 Dowie's church,
and they believed in the "gift Of
tongues and i'm the possession of the
body by evil spirits. The old woman,
who was the mother Of two Of the per
sons who tortured her, was an invalid
and had suffered from paralysis and
rheumatism twenty years No doubt
she was a burden 70 them and taxed
their patience when her helpless con.
dition did not appeal to their compass
sion. not to mention filial duty. One
of the quintette recently had Wis
ion" in which he was commanded to
stop working and to cast out devils.
That was the natural order Of things.
for the religious faker doesn't work.
The FIVE believers in babbling and de-
monianism undertook to cast out the
devil that possessed the old woman.
They shook and twisted her rheumatic
limbs. regardless of her shrieks of
agony. and she died.
Ii is almost unbelievable that his
could happen in the United States.
But the fakirs and the gullible and
the superstitous are found everywhere.
Many a man who seeks divine light is
led astray by the wicked and design
ing, or by his own imperfect under
standing. The human heart needs the
support of strengthening religion, and
it is a pity that so often it makes fatal
mistakes and is betrayed where it
most willingly believes. If man read
the Scriptures carefully he will escape
the suares of the takers. But they are
little read and when read, little un-
derstood because the reading is, in
large measure, perfunctory.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-09-26
GRAVE FOUND
AFTER 40 YEARS

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Roat and
their daughters, Mabel and Edna. have
returned from an exceedingly pleas
ant visit to jamestown. Norfolk and
numerous other points Of interest in
that section.
Although the party visited the
Jamestown exposition and found much
to interest them there, yet the trip was
undertaken principally for the pur-
pose of finding, if possible, the grave
of Mrs. RoaUs brother, Lloyd Marks,
who died while in the service just af-
ter the surrender Of Lee.
Nothing was known of the young SOL
dier's grave and the manner of his
burial by the relatives in the north.
Indeed, it was not until after the ex-
piration of one year that it was learn
ed for certainty that ne was dead
Up to the present visit the relatives
here were uncertain whether he was
sleeping in one of the cemeteries or,
like thousands of others, had been
buried somewhere with the unknow
dead in trench.
Lloyd Marks grew to manhood at
Roaring Greek post office, Columbia
county. Along with George W. Roat he
enlisted in the lSSth Regiment p. v.
Third Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
and served nearly throughout the war.
Mr.. Roat and family in their search
visited the National cemetery at
Hampton, Va. Without much effort
they were successful in finding the
grave and were furnished with com
plete records relating to his death, &c.
His grave, which is near the center of
that beautiful cemetery, is marked
with stone OH which is engraved his
fall name, number, &C., all attesting
to the remarkable care that since the
close of the Rebellion the government
has bestowed on the graves of its fall
EN- heroes.