Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1891, Page 2

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE() MONDAY OCTOBER 12, NONPAREILS LOST T" T and appolntments aro bran now and said to Pl‘ \() FUL BE HIS SI LMB}‘RS | nat, movig st " toward the city hall, | woman mado a pitiful appeal. She said she | telp to tho City of Moxico, whors they will ABOUT BIKDS AND BEASTS. M)N ;\R, 5 LU « | bens fine as any 1n the m.{m. 'll_lul l;rl-wnu-r LAUL " JLU 4. | where the body of IParnell will lay | bad read that Mes. Parnoll hoped some :){-' the qn_'““*(* of L "”"d‘ ATy K‘}‘““'"" tsctiel, & Fatmer living about one ived horo th rom Te ute. hbepbr ALy | Ryan. The governor and party will go vin | sckel, & farmor iving about on ol dpl A o Aot b [ Floral Tributes to the Dead., some wotnan would shed n mother's tear aad | LiVCL UG BINTEIOD SULPr T avedor San wthenyt's Station, Wash., had | drop a mother's benediction on the grave of | \ntonfo and New Orleans. The invitation | untor with a 330-pound boar and came Will Tackle Time. % CONTINURD FPROM PIRST PAGE. | Tt was carried from the bnilding and piaced | | o Vol . 8t t All-Omaba's Proved Too Much for the Gal- | Stockroy, Cal, Oct. 11.~The second trial | ganerggot out extras on the funeral today. | in the hearso by’ Aumber of political follow- | % 400 A L R, 18 | requests the guvermor n-m] party I“‘E'I‘“\"'h‘l‘ out vietorlous, : : : lant South fiders for records on tho now kito shaped track will | Phore was much exoitement in London over | ers, his parliamentary supporters surround. | APprouchef the grave and made a short | day n:(\\'n‘ln'ly!}ll\l“l:'\‘ununlln‘v: urn, Should | Hountios wer patd for 61 boars, %0 wolv be held Tuesday. Sunol will go azainst hor |gno funeral and notwithstanding the con- | ing the hearse, which was an open one. There freedom of tho city and most hospitavly on- | hawks in Norway iast’ yoar The supply is —_— | own record of 2:10!¢ and it is exvected She | 4,008 downpouring ram mauy pooplo stood | wers wreathes and other floral emblems upon = tortaines | notexhausted, pooplo. The only nolse heard for miles was | il | . \ will make the full miloio 2:06, Palo Atlo i " Handve AT BISN-SrEhS BROURSE i K ' | in the strests waiting for extras it. Hundreds of floral embloms wers brough v . Sunkos aro so Abundant wnd trouble FIFM FIGHT BETWEEN HEAVY WEIGHTS. | [ try Lo break his record of 2:101 and it is | N D 4»!‘\ “':”‘I ‘m“ (‘“‘”I‘ bton and | from England. Thero wer wago loads of | the voico of a man selling picturcs of Par. | LERT UNDER A CLOUD, | tiie: vountey atat . TAlcots mounta believed he w 0 in 2:09, if not faster. A | Mrs nell, 0 I8 8 rhton and Sl S A, 5 . ol Sasmiall's 6ol ddition to the Lris AL ¥ ab b mount Jargo numbor of othor good horsos will start, | very ill, roceived hourly bulleting from | fowsrs at the city hall and at the cemetery. | :’..i,] “! i ('..,\”,.\.,.41",1,1 i -‘:].Kv‘.',‘ ”lx n‘\h\\!:.‘ " | Dimcuteios of Dullding. Ratiroats in | feva Sibbat toi o o v & an & at Killen and Bob Ferguson Pound | The track i3 in prime condition and all rec- | Dublin today., A special staff of couriers Mrs. Parnell sarft two magnificent wreaths 16% oIt ta |“' i Whow Wt Musioo, | theveptilbe: Fa e pall 5 oeats o Bead s ords will be very fast were employed at the postoffice to deliver | on which were insoribed “My own true love, | 10 voluatcers e i e * oy vl Tr o A Uil byl 2o H,'"’," ".,‘l,n’”’\.'”, dnes of | Bt wid traesy friond. To my husband, | taken from Mr. Parnoll's place at Avoudale, | 84N ANtoxio, Tex,,Oct. 11, —Snivador Malo, | MO oy L iyt g for | condolence from all parts’ of the sworid, | from his broken-hearted wise.” *To my dear | Healy spent tho day Lidth il U, 'I‘_'“.'I‘“'r":“."y"."““'f L gimidadiy of tho great | o o Cored lnto e WAtar at night, When Mrs. Paruell vocovers sho will goto | ove, my husband, my king, from his heart- | Ballybrach and O'Bricu stayed at home. huantspec raiiroad project fu the southern | jurgg not 1s lowersd bolow them. I Germany for a brief seasor broken wife," 5 " - part of Moxico, passed throngh the city yes- | ara attracted by the light and are GO el Al At L i 1196 W6 Alko b IftL(e - Weshthe 7o WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT. torday on his way to New York, from which | visivle, When saffielontly numer i SRR UL ity ho will proce divoctly to Loundon, | hets are hauled up. ‘The catehes aro their park yesterday afternoon in a game Ho N ot Irs, Parnell daughters with the word: Manitesto Issned by the t h National whe he will hold & conforence with the | ™ v ; rom littlo Claro and littlo Kitty to my League of bngland. : with a picked team of Omaha players. Bakor Patrick—Melan How the New Yo arald's N ol . ) fod English capitalists who are associated with and Trafloy of the Omahas wore tho battor, Vortex—Dr, Nave. ew York Herald's Man Told | 4o4r mother's husband.” Not far from th Loxnos, Oct. 11.—The National Loague of | hini in tho entorprise. At the presont time | SO LC ix littie brothor's rattlo to its ta A ROME PAR of the Fu o g o e soel v p ssue o follo r mani- 5 the other day, and when two tramps teied for tho picked toam, but they had uo “erush PR e L TCOnUPaNE T ok \ull‘ln. bigh up \»‘l\ 0 it could be il “.ul at Britain has issued the following maui- | the company is in @ decidediy ‘ombarrassod | 4 ST Rk chn thes wore. [rinte on the south sido amateurs. It was a stand- | CCaliph Dyt Ocke 11 [New Yorke Harald Cuble | 28 i es o R s o | 8ls onthh agott o Bofors gt piame.Hor e oty | NUwtly 10 denth, Supposit that Honde off ou earned runs, h side making four, | 4 Judze Morrow—Reckon Special to Tis Bi Ohidnes Blowart ran 3 was sent from Belfa 0 Six months ugo the mambers of this commit. | Bofore the p 1 L it In large lotters formed of violots wns one, | 100 wereupponted by Mr Parnoll tondvance | be carried out which is the sniako's nan WS @ ratt nite=Trill Fili snnke, The Nonpareils lost the gamo in the tenth 1-Dr. Hasbrouck. Parnol) was buried today in the presence of | | % cuuse of Trish Inaepende i Groat Mr. Malo left the City of Mexico very sud 1 Murdered,” underneath in larze letters, | Britain. Fighting under many dificuitios, we | denly and under somewhat of & oloud on lust A farmer near Columbus, Ga, has inning, allowing their opponents to score | 6. Castaway 2—Watterson an immense assemblage. As a scone of gr v 5 pa i v & 8 fashioned o ROk Y o word | held ound and raliied every Irishman ARY pelng alloge! s loft bobind | turkey hons anc oune gobbler. The he four runs, Bradford's one hana catch of u Bicycle Record but suppressed excitement and still greuter ",;'h\I:JVII Lot fed goraniums, was the word | 5 S Tnea truo to tho. prinolbie. for which SiondRvs EALE LI I AT T B | mado nests about soventy-five yards apart LY ‘s b 7 0 5 J sivi ' g evenge. our (eade v and died o principle o Gen €88 O 500,000, whiel 6 00l ' - 5 hard hit from Traffley’s bat was tho groatest wsaviLD, Mass,, Oct, 11.—The world's | Impressiveness, the funeral and surroundings L L L L S L L LT O i lly and us tho ropresenta. | mnlon pateh and went to setting. The foat seon on the Nonpareil grounds, Carni- | o fo0 et B s was broken Sat- | Wil never bo forgotten by those who | prayer and went away quietly. A ueticeabla featuro of the funeral was the quiotaess of the Each Other in an Unsc Slugging Match Su Tips for Tonay. day Morning. Hero are some good looking things 3 today The Nonparells woutd up the s Greqt Hopes—Ameriean Ludg. - The Nonpareils wound up the season at Grent Hopes—Amorioy ¥ ANOTHER STORY. An Arizona boy who bas o tame, harmloss wit LS DG dent Trish parliamont. [roland has recoived a | tve of the railrond, ~ One of the heaviest | bler got lonesome aud concluded tha gan hit tho ball in the seventh for a clean | yrjay by C. I, ‘Naylor, making the distance | nessed it and will long furnish a landmark in | The Dublin county committe of the Gallic | blow by Iils death from which s wiil not res ms against him is that of Goe Shoon and proper thing for tim to do was to set o home ruu. The afternoon was unfi for ball. | in 4:48 i-5, the history of Ireland. Thero was but one | Athletic assoclation sent a huge wreath. | SoFurfon s gentintion, When OConnell diod \\wv-I:mu(.flxnl‘llr\m' » contractors, which | Ho ot e A s The tenth inniug was played when it was too SBYTEIAN PROC g rendezvous for the ¢ of Du oday | It bore this inscription, *an eye for | AL SO UL AL AL 3 e 300,000 Mr. Malo stated to you key nons, s « g The tenth inning was played when PRESBYTERIAN PIROGIRAMME, | rendezvous for the citizens of Dublin today © this inscription, “an eye for an eye | up, but failure and disgr ried A8 | respondent today that it s with a viow of rais- | melon and st six weeks e W0 was dark 10 sue the balll. Thescore: L aud that was the city hall, whore Parnell's | anda tooth for a tooth.” Parnell’s pariia- | coursc, Nothing was done for Teelaud o tho | 5, 5 S50 GG G Sibital o lquidats | covered TTNONPANKITS, OATA Plan of Work for tho Nebraska | body lay in state. For several hours there | mentary colleagues seut a celtio cross of | {i'iro s changed. Trish atairs | this indebtedness that ho makes this hurried “The Yuma (Cal) Sentivel” says AN, AR Synod’s Coming Meeting. was but oue topic of conversation—Parnell's | flowers. It was four feet high. It bore this | absorbed attontion in parifament, whilo Irish- | visit to London. mouth of the Colmado River and the upi b B R e LU Follow & prog 0 h oct- | de: i cription: * iiHa o men died for Treland on the seaffold or per- ond of the Gulf o! Californin are to ve Khanahan. { 2 13 2 Buker Following is the programme for the moct- | death. inscription : THE 1oV T memory e to || T C oK EE e O el RO O e nd of thie Gul of Co ur ] Iionipbcl 1 iEasamon 1 ing of the Synod of Nebraska in tho West- | @Tho bolief that his demiso would close the | the wan and as & token of | thondonb., he Knlish stk chiroh i 17 e Rl e e 1071 T Husiey minster Preshyterian chureh, Twonty-ninth | chasm in the Irish ranks is no longer tenable. | lovalty to his political princivles.” | fangidisnnpeared and the fit stop Wos ok plate, millions of sardinos and P MoAuilte 019" 9jareighton s and Mason streets, The opening services | parnoll’s death made it too wide even to bo At 2:45 along roll of drums announced all | tio. of the frish tenants The power X small but delicioas, millious 1 Carrigan. 2 1 1 & 1 Gatew 3 Lot At Outobe 1 5 Mahoney.. 0 0 1 0 0 Gro 0 will be hield at 7:30 p. m.. Tuesday, Octobe dged & old oppone ; olt, | in readiness for start, Tho band that | Feniunism was for the moment broken, but 3 cravs and other sbollfish, myrar Yy T 111 0" olHowniiaiz 1 0.0 13th, and will consist ot bridged. His old opponents may have felt | In rl‘“" e e e o oU R BT (b hitd vl yad LA ApIICOT AikbAl Naw York, Oct 11.—Rev. Di. MoGlynn | goese, brant, ducles, cranss and - . “The King of Love my Shepherd [ inclined to forget and forgive, but tho spirit | stood near the hearso began playing tho [ ity ""Duriiamentary agitation followed tho | opened his winter sevios of Sunday night | fowl and birds £ _Total ) W 6| Total ) W19 T ol was crushed almost boefore it was born, and | dead march. This sed on from band to | momentary subsidence of tho Fenan moves ||| o0 50 Cooper Union tonight by a talk on I'homas Hickey of Diann, N. Y., had a Bolo by Miss Oliver, “Calvary.” Rodney. b i i ment and - onee moro fallure mnrked SCORE BY INNINGS 0 3 o dherents are simply forc y til many banc o cortege wor i ) 5 i 8 aRd i b o ey 01 Connturnine, York, Neb, | the old adherents are simply forocious in | band until many bands o the cortege were [ {1 Stewart Parnell | the pppe. Ho said the time would come when [ gularexperience recontly. Ho ca Nonparells w18 10022000-0( ° THiEEoH o the s Bubpol oir ¢ T T U playing it. Every org: a band ne in. and all wa it % cub eap, but whe ) ) Istration of the Lord's Supper. their enmity. Threats of the most | playing Every organization had its band. a . and all Rullying wo will have a democratic pope who will ub in o trap, but when about O vevs 0403101004 B viole ’ Clvic authorities were given a promi- | forees of Irish nationality cverywliere, game threo or four boars mado thoir ar SUMMARY nt ~ character ~were made on & v combining revolutionary action with consti- [ walk down Broadway with a stovepipe hat [ FIEE Lol Be (oir o e, andl 1 Earne rells d: Omaha 4. ' 9 a. m, p rmeeting il business | all sides, and the mero appearance | nent place in the cortege. Then followed | tutional agitation. le fixed the attention of | on his head. Personally he said he had been | gnly one cartrioge loft he shot at randon 10ney. MeAulifo Gross meeting Adfourn at ) tunch at First | o embor o ro the relatives Sarnell® famentary | the civilized world on the wrongs and_misor BHITS it . Dust: [ 4 member of the opposition 1n the streets REU L G b o | AR Ish pirties and English | emancipated from diplomatic relations with | another oue, but, failinz to bring him dow ness sessions adjourn 310 to hear Inuuzural | Of Dublin today would have been the signal [ supporters. Only one body walked in front | Jouders bowed beforo him. Torles vied with | the pope und was consequently competant to [ he was attacked’ by brain. Hickey jamme | 1 | address of professor eloct of Omaha Theologi- | for fighting. Tho city was astic at an un- | of the hearse, Thoy woro the members of | liberals to guin his support. Firn, inexorable, | give his unprejudiced advics, Mo advised | tho empty gun barrel down tho boar' thro 1 by pite By delen 2: by B ; Struck i By D s oblom | usual early hourand a crowa consisting of | tho Parnell leadorship executive council of | iegmmandinithe followers whom ho found & | him not to listen to tho fiattory of such men |ml|.’:|(nlr o hard struggle, suceoeded 10 Y Jeton2. Time: Two hours minster ohitron 7:30. " | thousands was inand around Westland Row | Dublin. Following the hearso marched the | tated terms to tho English ministry and the | 0% Archbisnop Corrigan, who, while assuring | ing him Jelen 2. Time: Two hitr a 1 and around Westland R i atelytariasto) thouknulish miniscry i nhim that he was the greatest pope who over Valley City, N. I0., has, it is said, ouo of KOtAnMat: . 3 a i i 118 At bl Ga oS T ders. They | minister granted thom. In ten years ho did \ folo. Miss Hoedor. “Ashumed of Jesus | Station before7 o'clock. Raln fell heav i thele stonlders ey Ores Tor Trel s vt had & baot) dono i . was getting ready to assute the net | the most extraordinary specimens of |ors: Amateur Notes, Danks. and continuously but the crowd was insensi- | Were headed by James Stophens and John | generations. Measure after moasure bearing that ho s greater thun all preaecessors | flesh in oxistenc He is a sorrol, stun Yosterday the Bightoenth Street Stars [ Addrcss by itov. Duvid R Breed, D.D. | blotoit. Curiously onough it hus rained | O'Leary. Tho gacls wero follownd by a | his mark ook its place on the statute Lol | In tho languago of New Yorkers, such | fully 1 huads, or 6 feet 4 fnches frou floor to flogged the Williams Streot Stars agaln_ and | WV 100 o protessors of heologieal | Pitilessly every day stnce Parnell diod. long lino of ropresentatives of Parnoll Lead- | i3 MoK, MAserowned whes the BRI Bre- | finttory was tafly. Ho commisoratd tho | witnors; his logs avod foot 0 inches bofor 2 s ool i ¥ % eEan It BomiLy 3 P e U R stubliish un 1xish pArS | pope on approaching senility and wound up | touching the body, aod & small bronco can now they set up aclaim to the 16-year-old | seminary e Gonducted Through the Rain. P co of Ireland and speci oty Wt To ety o thase (oft bo: | bY saving: “Holy father, I am ashamed of | easily walk under him, A man six fect i championship of Omaha, claiming to have . B e ok trains had brought theso delogates from all s the dilty ot the nien follow el AL LS el R won thirty-one out of thirty-five games | .\ ot ciad aat Tt was raining when the body was placed | parts of the country. Waterford had 500 s ‘I)lfl'r]l::',: B oRlvan oo ¢ e e El‘x:hl:}x.’n“:nfixo#\ 3 I}:llvn‘;'ll‘l‘ul'14’:\1\.. pisyed. Yesterday’s score was: college vue; 2 p.m., home and r'ug;\;i.. aboard the train at Brignton and it was rain- | men in line. Almost as many more came i t for the man and not for the Prison Reform Congress. feot, or 17 feet from tip of nose to tip of ta Eightoenths, B9 20020 ez | miwioun utions report of Rev. T. L. | ing when it was put aboard the boat at Holy- | from Tipporary, Cork and other southern neiple, It is untrue. We fought for the | Prrrsneig, Pa., Oct. 11.—Tho delogates to | When standing with his head as orainarily P o2 Sexton. . D., synodleal misslonary; report of i L i el the mi Wodied. The ma 5 R L o oo work b N ardy, Bicutrice: - | head at2:30 this morning. Tho boat was | countles. LT :."lk"".,.q.,’x. e prmelsin | tho National Prison Reform congress at- | checked up, asix foot wan by standiki on | Araas v 1. Sloan. Rushville and Rev g TR s ot KHoB AR enandaasiewiiG e Sy p Pirst P e tiptoe, car just touch tha base of his ear Williams, ghteenths, 4, Hatteries: iL | dress by Rev. . 0. Sloan. Rushivitle and Rev. | groatly crowded. Hundreds were unablo 1 | myors wore also men from Hel It-reliance and - independence which | tended services at the First Presbyterian J fams. Ruser and Flelds; Eighteonths, Creloy | Chalmers Martin, New Jersey; adjourn ats. | fnq a place to lio down. The passage to rom Belfast. coutd s and to that peincible we | ohureh this morning and in the evening | ILifsuid that wolves aro jncreasing raj and Grahani srening, Cha N necessary_ ¢hd in the more unsottied parts of Kunsas, : o te of the Procession. i G " Misses Oliver and Roeder, Kingston was very rough and two-thirds of il 5 of this orzanization shou.d cleet were addr.ssed by Rev. Dr. Beecher of Muple Camp No. M5, Modern Woodman of i i Tho route laid down was trom Park Hill and n new executive and we | Elmira, N. Y., at the Duguesn Hebl i POEEE T itk A el Sl 3 . 3 gors wer S a i new executive and we | Elmira, N. Y., e Duquesno theatre, In | firedied v X A America beat Omaba camp No. 120, for tho | W. A. Derrlck, “Naz L0 e ORI AL LU L e e s e Higl i hes [n Groat Britain to take | iho course of his remarks D Beecher said | L1e baby of Alburt Riddle, who Dves nea second timo this season in & wame of ball at ssby Rov. Goorze beads up. YL Strastfsieniialon g High 3 Sencca, IKan., was plagiig 'in tho yard last £ muiedbito stens to this end. aithy 5 608 Ware! propor Association park Saturday aftornoon, But- | Kunsys Clty, and Rev. Arthur Mite . 1. Accompanying the body woro all but a half | Stroot und Thomas strvet, through St. James | e o our follow cotintrymen nat to f,‘\‘.}u?}i"u'i“2.?,.'|-51"\5"“.,',",“".l'f.‘uii’ were proper | Suuday wook whin 1t was heard 1o sceon tery for Msple camp: Newstrom and Gudke, | New York, dozen of Parnell’s parliat g vs | Street to Stephens lane. It cannot be less | despalr. If victory seems distant we ask them P o e Sy s | Riddle ran to the door andt W groat wolf I's parliamentary supporters o for thait motto the Inst words ad- | demned bocauso” thoy wero caught. Thoy | afiaif Iah (0 HOO% S B SEORE Y Fte started after tho wolf, calling bis b a i + Co WREC o Fripay. Y il A L"’"‘x:;;“;‘lz-‘ camp: Cott and Dorward. Scoro | g, Brasar peoting one-half lour: b and the missing ones mot the body at Kings- | than a ululcl from Kingsbridgs to dresso Py Biraoll ) e excoutlve, ol | wero necossarily oad. He madon pica to the nesasesdion 112 2 b, ., business sessions | go0n = G F IR EC Y OIS [ Grattan bridges,. This space was | on fighton. prison keepors to ussist tho chaplains and | 10 started aftor tho woll, cattiuk o Omaha, : £, o Temperaiice nieeting—iddresses by y Workcin harmony. 1t s noy ruaht 1o'vay 1o | fLOYBOUNT, whiclt soon overtook thie uayau Maple Rey. i ablo Rock, Rev. J. M. Wil- | Meado of Dublin, High Sheriff Shanks and | crowded with! spectators. At 4 o'clock, Notes and Comments, S GHaplaTRLES il rde Skl som, ¢ wnd others, Town Clerk Boveridge, Thero were also | the procession having moved over Grattans | Loxvoy, Oct. 11.—Estimates vary as to the ‘y'(‘,‘““}‘\‘)‘ll‘}"f_‘,,,,;‘c‘l’n:l‘k"f, 108thelifioggitigand bebyowas uhurbpcentilo afdep e T Sty 2 along its bes W wolf was too much fo FOUGHT LIKIE FIENDS ¥t ANCEIN DITILR FATR: udherents of tho doad leader from hulf the | bridge, once ‘moko passed tho city hall | number of persons who witnessed | tho | “u tho afternoon ox-Prosident Huves and | fotiHs back: The wOl 3 : towns iu Ireland, Tho ladios of tho party | and - moved int6 Dame street to | demoustration at Dublin yesterday. Tho | a number of other delegates visitod River- Rough and Tumble Fight Between | gp wil pe Well Representeds-The | were «Mrs. Dickinson, Parnell's sister; | College green, “and thers perhaps | Daily News account this morning says the | side penitentiary. For the first tme in the Gladiators from Chicago. ATy ORVE o Miss Harrison, sister of Parnell's [ 006 Oof the most impressive scenes, | procession proper, with the multitude in tho | Bistory of tho institution all prisouors, num Waxing Ther Rothor of « ¢ C: m ¢ St 3 3 - it adde e nrow! 3 oV cring about S00, were permitted to attend Many of the fiest sottlers of Iilinois Cmicaco, TIL, Oct. 11.—Eight cars filled | p,ye Oct, 11.—The reports received from | closest political friend, Hugh Har- | Of the day ocourrod. Opnosite the ola Irisk | rear of {“l-“,“l.“);}‘““;’_,‘“'1"_”’”"“"“*‘ ab Glasuovin | oo ices togetner in the prison hapel. The | ware rudo ih spaech and rough in mat with Sabbath breakers made a journey on the | ¢ho chambers of commerce of several Franch | rison; Miss Maude Gonne and Conatess | Parliament house in a wide place was concon- 1y dispatches webe sent to Mr, Par- | Wisdom of this was questioned by some fow, | ner, says the Lonisvills Courler-Joursal Wisconsin Central road to a couvenient spot | gjties to the effect that they were averso to | Schaack. The ladies wero in care of Henry | trated a great crowd. Through the center | nel at Brighton describing the scones at | Put eversthing passed off quictly. General | npohov” was searco with them and and there indulged in a prize fight this morn- | gonding exhibits to the Chicago fair have | Tudor Parnell, brother of the dead man. | the funeral cortege slowly vassed. As is the | Dublin. She contiaues to raceive telegrams “{‘)“l"f; ’:‘i""“"‘""“’,"‘"j""“ 1"' f‘“"‘f‘”w“‘“‘"‘ service was pmid for in produce Ing. The coutest was managod by Louls | ycon shown to the American minister, Mr. | Tho boat arrived at Kingstown soon atter ¢ [ custom in Ireland, all heads were uncovered. | of condolenco from all parts, of the world. thoir bohavior; "Tho soreicos were conducted | Goneral Bruco “nsad to illustrato theso Houseman and tho principals to the affair | whtelaw Roid. Tne latter said taat no | o'clock. Tho rogular and special train had | Tho crowd seemod to uncover iiko one man. | Fho 18 stil Contineq to hep bed and 1S S | by oy “Dr. Millizan, the prisou chaplain. incidents of frortier life by tho folloy wero Pat Killen of St. Paul and Bob Forgu- | guch information from the towns in question | already arrived, and upon the quay, bure- | There was dead silence at the timo, the bands | L Mk REnOY s ing anecdot son of Chicago, the former weighing 195 and 3 R b v . P Luay, bl . templation that she wili take a trip to Wi I' e i A RiditholIRtta 108 pounaa: had reached the legation. The relations | headed in the rain, stood about 100 men. In | having ceased pluying. The cortexe moved | many upon regaining her strength. % L One day whon ho was a justice of th ot mon wore i the pink of condition and | With the French government on the subject | the train was a plattoan of porico. Among | o8 through Westmoreland street, over O'Con- | The Chronicle says that the domonstration [ Wosconer, Wis, 3 11| peace there came to his office n yow fougnt for their ives whilo 1t lusted. o | continued to bo of the most cordial character, | thoso who came to moot tho body were Mo | OIS bridge and up Sackvillo stroet, Flags | Was @ spontausous, irresistiblo surging from | o'clock last night burglars broko into tho St. | man, aecompanied by & young wouin. stakes wero driven on the turf and the ropes | and as far as he was ablo to sce, the French | pers of Paviament Corbett, Conway, P, | on the Catholic and Nationai clubs were at [ Il parts of Ireland toGlasnoven, The | Paul depot at Wausceka and rifled the | **Be you the sjuive?” asked tho manly stretched at the break of day. Marquis of | representation at the Columbian fair would Bri ) . 4 ' 7" | half mast. I s mightyivaye,would Hayelawopti awaysar express and mail sacks. It is snid the | youth. 3 1 P 1 ] O'Brien, 0'Hanlon and Nolan. nast. From this point, after Rutland | bagrier the paiests or the politicians could | X 3 Queensberry rules governed and the gloves | be large and creditable. 'The officials of tho g b square had been’pussed, the suburbs were | nave pabun e stop it The sccne. was far | thieves knew there were valuablo packuge *Yes, sir.’ used were frail affairs. winistry of commerce have informed the “He was Murderad." sed, vy put up to stop it. © sceno was fAr |, the amount of their plunder is not “Can you tie the knot for us right T )i teloal o il Sataily s soon reached and then (ilasneven at5 o'clock. | more imposing ~ and sigoificant than by At 1 : Time was called about 8 o'clock and the | Associated press representativo that there is more, mpestug and - slgoificant hal | known. A stranger passing tho dopot. who b ton. First Baker away?” men proceeded to do battle. Killen, after | no fear that kranco will not make a good An hour was spent at Lander. The crowd Buried by Moonlight. The O 5 k was probably taken for an officer, was shot Yo Spusring about bwo, minutcs, landod Heavlly | suowing. was very quiet. Every now aud thew 000 | Darnoll was buried by moontight, Tt was | bous L ns domocracy thus pay thele 105t | by tho burslars and s in n critiol condition. | o1y oo s you ehurga 5:46 when the coMu containing his body was | defiance of the priests and majority of their Zuch Pheipe Great Hend. #One dollar is the legal fee, sir. g ahti Tl e + own representatives in parliament. b¢ O R G RN beeswax?? len’s nose, and thus tho fighting continued | ing of the damage done by the McKinley It sboaeditnal sl ME T e AsTcARE LA on removed from the hearse and taken into the The Daily Telegraph says the ceramonial Lovisvitie, Ky, Oct. 11.—President -'le~. ',\rm\lnullv;n\fly:lnl-.l ?ni‘\ln 5 until the' sixth round, when Killen with | bili, replied that the trade in still wines oamelary /AR th}benrers were careying i : : ! et A soveral uppor guts and straight right handers | could not complain of tho McKinloy bill, as | the shoulders of six satlors, all bareheaded. | {owards tho grave the light of u waie eoier | PiEicted @ vast and sympathotio crowd, | Phelos in a lottor today to the Boston asso- |yt B ASHENT “and tie th kot and finishea his man, that did nov adyance the duties on still wines, | Tvs curious shape attracted tho instant atten- | o it S M st YAGH CLU BS R olatlonjolubjd ol Bred thia thtanmittolbagolam ] vy 11rgh SRU Tk et The feature of the fight was the continuous | while thero was only $1.50 advance per dozen | tion, The coftin was inclosed in a plam wooden | -0 W8 seon glittering through tho | ithardtoparatiol = ¢ the dis. | Pions of the world. As areason for taking |~ Ny wid the squire. thinking thero fouling by Killen, who seemed determined to | on champagne e e O hep | U0 tops in . Glasuoven cemotery. | Tho Nows hopos that absonco of tho dis- | this stop ho gave the refusal of tho lengue to | S Lthlend; g T do his man by falt means or foul, lus tactica | M. Fovry, presidont of tho senate com- | shell: It did novlook liko a coftin but rather | A5~ tno comin was lowerod into | PI3Y Of sov party svirit be tokens of tho re- | allow tho Boston lougue club to play. Their [ ¥t 15 aod chance [ pUM@eAl L being butting, choking and elbow work. | mittee, informs the roprosentative of the | likoarough box. It was not only larger | yny pravya gleaming star shot across the sky | by m et oo voferring | argument from a national agreement stand- | *Dring the beeswax fvstand then [ Ferguson seeltig what bis_opponent was up | Associated press that tho committee will | than the ordizary coffin but of an entirely | ano"wwrs suddonly. quenched. . T oo tov. Stophen (ladstono, referring In dser- | point, ho said, was no argument at all since | mavry you. to commenced to deliver sovoro pody blows | immediately take up the matter of pork pro- | difforent shane, being nearty soven feot long, | sasmed tenioat of o ‘,., b e O e T e D T, aseq aoil's | one party can'not make an agreament. Refuctantly the youth went out to whenever tho men clinched, but as both mon | hibition. Ministers Ribot snd Roche will | yyou tour feet wide at the end where the | Soomcd wpical of tue life of the dead Irish | death, saiq: i kront Lle has bussod swvay == where was hitched the horse upon persisted in this unfair work the refereo per- | appear bofore the commission on Thursay | 120 B80 PR IES H TS BHC AV ““‘: u’u leader. \:;’.':1: i‘:’“_l’Lf: m((.- lfi,‘l“‘)’m ‘;f";}‘;”“:: 'w':m'flx Meardle's Delegates, which, Darby and Joan fashion, the te h Y & pay ve cl 3 U . ) 3 0| i ! foar) i v i >, 153 BL) e o primary i . 9 ot S v i . ) s Tortrod aa & siugging mateh with ‘Titen | aarly. ramovsl"af ‘the pEomibiion, and| other end. Tho coMa was made mcy | iy intho day it scomed as if Paroll | set without & cloud. TN lataly It [ At thoprimary in MoArdls presinet Satur- | puir had riddun, and brought the wax in being the most scientific and Ferguson the | especially in view of its ropeal by Germany. | cording to Parnelt: ordors. . Tig | Would be buried amidst warring eloments, | seemed that his namo would go down in his-— | day the following were choson delogates in | a sack. On being welghed its val nardest itter. IKiilon won the heavy weight. | As Senator Baron Lareinty controls a SUFONE | wae fotonsely semmetiions . wea gove | but just befor the funeral cortozo loft tho | tOry at thatof greatest and most successful | the county ican_convention, which | was found to be only about half o dollar, championship of the northwest, §1,000 and 75 | agricultural opposition, the bill, though 1t has | o e s (ARRER R Yol at DB Claok ftholrevileky(bacs maNbiire S 1 eck B cannirvioVen i proaiond G wiliy i inbetattodny: R ALHOKEMGA Fdle FHAUAI RAY *Wall,” said the anxious groom, *‘tio per cent of tho gate receipts, passed the deputios, is nov absolutely sure to | Orders — that e ooftin s Eehouldl,y Al tholHMIIH colbreas iuiat e Nead batoral i o o or Ll beaouing nowaitolshioipor Frank Black, John Andorson and H. It | the knot and I'll fetoh more wnx' next i ; 4 oforo 2 lond SN ; My Sealirn oo alls passadithoflop Bamado atlas taa ol EoR1iah dealgnit sy ithe ; 1 bhis power to lead @ moral, rel y. Thoydelogation was wmstructed for | oo K o TG 83 2 rl a glorious sun. There was supprossed | gious people ended. Death suddenly es for clerk of the co for sherift | YOO 4 5 First round—Both mon advanced and shak- - out shoulders. for he scemed to think be s o lusdnoon) a L oruadeniveliMogroa forclerkiohaicouybiLiea oL BLOLHE | st YR 1T in tbitimatis LA T t ing hands, sparred clumsily for an openin O e o oMk 1O | excitement and mauy expocted a riot but, | swept down on him whan ho lost forever thie Berka for county judge. oD, slel Ldun't trusii shat's ngatnst Killen was willing to load but his opponent D Fost oLy nless o nad MO0 | ail was poace. Tho commities of arrange- | Mighty prize for which ho had so long e e OLED 8 TG0 e BBt lckin g awe pifcom nimes Killaa fotntea oom than is usually given to tne dead. © | monts had placarasd the city with requests | Strived and somueh ‘endured—tho prizo of Drowned in kast River. Stowly the disappointed youth turne and drove an upper cut in I'erguson’s vibs Blazes. coffin was really mado on four straight inos | yya0 tho day and the function might be per- | Loodifg on the peoplo of his country to attain Youk, Oct. 1L-—~William Davis, 50 | Lo g0 out, saying:’ h which made him stagger. Kerguson was | oo a0t e o and covered with the Irish flag. e S st L theplglisiand Lhotuionteyso vatsionately “Come, Sali 1ot's go. Alow end Icllon amashed; hiimitwolon tites | iy orios, warobouses,. ‘shods, etoy || Neany all ‘those yvho cama to. Kingatown | yiigq o How iy Uhonaond witnoeo | oo omes this morning, reforring to My, | Brookiyn, was drowned In tho East river [ *I say, mistor,” answored Sal, with a urd oves in the jaw. Ferguson retaliated, | Wills, factories, warebouses, sheds, otc., el T Sk . ¥ sund witnessed | The T his moraing, roforring to Mr. | Brooki¥l, wos CroWHes b bwn Trom. the | womun's wit, “‘can’t you inarry us as far striking Killen @ torrific blow on tho nose | composing the plant of Messrs, Neal & | WOre armiotsof crape, to which wore ab- |y, funoral can ouly be guessed at. Dublin | Parnell’s funeral, attributed the tmagni- | this afternoen by belng thrown from the f FOEEE WG, O with his teft, and bad hoe followed up bis ad- | Wampler at McKeesport burned thi tached kuhts of vivid green ribbon. The | lati ro800,000. It is e tudo and fmprossivenoss of tho sconeito the | fock Of & Bieain Jauben, A% LiQ BWES OEA | ¢ ¢ e D fty and bad ; : ampler at McKeesport burned this moru- 000 KE QLA SR has . population of 300,000 It is esti- | fiofhiat the Irish massos ure passionately | passiug steamer. His body bas not yot been Vos, | cnn and will, ied tho vantage would have won tho fight then and | jng. Loss, $150,000: no insurance, crowds that thronged the neighborhood of h Y T 3 vere: i i there. A few moro blows were exchanged | & Pollsh boarding bouso on Dennsylvania | the city hall during the day were decorated | [ated that <U0.00 — appoared on the | fond of papeantry in every shape and cspe A e e squlrs, lauching, undihed S oD A Polish boarding bouse on Pennsylvania ¥ & 3 seats or stared from balconios aud win- ¢ whon it combines political excitement S-S when time was called. | avenue in which there fifty mon, caught fire | in the sawe way. Aaala J9x e e sudwin. |jolally when 1t ombines ) ade Them shout. Second round—Both camo up smiling | avout 9 o'clock tonight and was burned to the ows. On the houselops these wero i Piss, Oct, 1.—A mob téday attacked six on Ferguson’s short ribs; tho latter returned | Mr. Reid, upou being asked about the re- | heard the oxpression, “He was mucdered!” the compliment with a_terrific punch on Kil- | ports of the French wine growers complain- | 41401 tne cofin was brought from the boat years old, & prominent iron merchant of i A Dis; nt. TR , : e s Panis, Oct. 11.—Tho Irish extremists resi- but cautiovs, IKillen anded lightly with | ground. One man was suffocated and an- YoryaElend Harad H000 visitors ut loast. Tl would make | qong in Paris had a wake today in memory of | Austrian pilgrims who were on their way to | 1 seut that oldest boy o' miac to boardin his left, in return for which Forgusou struck | gther jumped from a third story window 3 100 spect oAl flstd, y ¥ story el spectators. e A N rar i aa SR RIRG LN LD . e TN, school and colleg him ugam on the nose, drawing fivst blood, | and was dangerously injured. Their names Atiyarlous tatlons alongiatiojlineisimall Datiell ELiosolitiongalirotakisay thaklal Rome and comyelled them to ery ot “Vive | por thought they'd fit him ot in style with which was allowed. Both men were 00w | could not be learnod, crowds gathered and every head was bared. Witnessed the Procession. Ireland hassustainod iu Maracll's death were | 13 Rol,» Prof. Ackerle, who was among the P T A T aroused and wont at each other hammer and |~ Byyyy, Tex., Oct. 11,--Last night four cag | The morniug air was raw, the wind search There were notso man One hundrdq | PAssed: - — pilgrims at the time, has sinco mys usly | Aw' here he's sumkin’ cigarettes, an' don't u'mm ,","{,2':&,';?3'..'“‘,'"“ m \)lu;l.;onl x‘nm'qlnl\tf loads of couton and the bridgs over Spring | ing and there was no cessation of rain. At | thousand would bea generous estimato of Pricsts Refuse Their Favor. di.appoared, and it 1s supposed he was assas. | know haw from g air like sofa tip hamuer. 'Lbo | erock ‘were burned. Loss estimatod ut | Westland Row station the crowd numbered | the spectators. I heard at least a dosen mon \Copuright 191y James Goridon Bennett.] sinated. i Au’ talks of puttin® ' the wister edjicatin timekeopor called time and both mon went | §0.000. 0 r YA A S ARG - mo to their corners, but as someone claimed Wintnior, Me., Oct. 11.—Five in ©, M, | thoussuds. It was very quict and orderl say there were 50,000 in the funeral proces- QUMY Qe SIY . bt California Tin, Pho 1doo! time was not up Killen went over to Fergu- | Bailey & Son's ol cloth factory at Burley- | It front, as guards of honor,’stood a body of [ sion. T heard twoold mon say Parnells [ —Special to Tue Ly hero 1s to be a | g\ ¢y ixeisco, Cal, Oct, 11,—George 12, sous corner aad hit tho lattor & stemwindor | villo today catsed a 1958 of #1000, " | the Gaelic Athletic association members | funeral was larger than O'Connell's, | Mmeeting of the Parncll leadership committee naishelaw. - oulwaaclalmed, hut ot al- Lyxcunvug, Ga., Oct. 11.—A' fire occurred | urmed with Camans, around which were | and the latter 1s said to have had | (OmOrrow night. One of the objects is to de New York City arrived here today from the 3 4 15800, loweda. o’clock this morang, Healds bark mill i 5 o cide upon a candidate to contest Paruell’s 3 Vienya, Oct. 11.--A maeting of moerckants "hird round -Both men wero now fighting | hua s moraing: Heald's barl will { hound orope and greon ribuon. 50,000 in it This is & mistake, | AR R0 duig i 100} ol | ipgmoscal. tin mines in San Bornardino | yug maufacturers convonsd by the miniater mad, and rushed ut each other viclously, | §150,0005 Insarauce, $30.000, o | Thecasen which the cofin was brought | Isaw the funeral at sveral points from the | S¢at at Covi. There ls likely to besome | couy Ha suys the output of the mine s | o R AECCRER SORVOARE BV COR ) min ot oouttering, cross-countoring and upper-cut s from Brighton was broken up into relics | top of an outside car. Ihnve seon many pro- | Notable result withiu a fow days. = Tho ve- | forty tons of ore dagly, which yiclus about | V00 L0usty approved the fosatln of Hng with Uratai ofloct, Ouge Ferguson was ALDERSEE AND WAR, when the cofin was removed from it at the | cessions in the United States ana connted | Presentatives of both parties are trying to | 300 pounds of block 1 governwmont commission to arrange for th REBAS DL cama . HOth men logke station. ‘The case was thrown asido and the | them. I counted taday’s and am doing more | effect @ compromiso. ‘I'he chief diffieuity iu e coreagitabion obt eia 7 oonl vyl aktithe a4 OuY Dok men loo ; : Steamer Areivils., lu ] :xllxl they had enough and were willing 10 | yo prediots Trouble When the Sprin poopio throw themselves upon it | than justice when Isay I counted less than | the Way is the rofusalof the pricsts toac- |\ 00, ciown—Arizonn from New York, | CHICAE0 worlw's fai Fourth round—This was a vepetition of time Comes Again. and tore it to piecos. Those who | 10,000 persons. Thero woro in it ninety-four | KuoWledge auyono who hus denounced the | i Navv -iourgogne, from Now York BN 4 0 tho preceding rounds, both men receiving | Beuiy, Oct. 11.—It1s reported that Gen- | had knives cut off pieces and thoso who | carriazes and thirty-cight bands, Few | ¢lovsy in the recent contosts, 'This includes | At New York -Greece and-Umbia, from | Hmiatvs W oW donaeed, REATYDuls i e > 5 eral Count Walderseo, au a recent banquet of | nad not, used thew fingers and nalls. | of tho organizations wero uniformed | Timothy Harrivgton, who is the head of the | Liverpool =~ = . A wxn0yy Qo ILegh -+ gucapnlil-Ealento h round-—Both mon were unaieady, but | o oioers of the Ninfh uruy corps. said: | 1 s o e bt ] (et sgtian A . At Baitimove—Rossmoro, from Liverpool raio tho § to Rt Hos, W chioorad by their followere, continued ' tho | 5 0ieers of the Ninfh aruy corps sad: 1 It was insmall pioces in five minutes. It | an ew of the ands, on - Lord O'Neil, from Beifast Smith bratal fight. Killen was sent to his knees | gorions business.” Pring was nearly 8 o'clock when the body was | The hearse wasa tremendously tall affair. Parnell's Mother, At New York -Bretagno from Harve, = S but recovered and gave more punishment, jodelif e NS placed in the hiearse, drawn by four black | The foundation in which thecoRtin rested orpENTOWS, N. ., Oct. 11.—On being - : DEA TS AN PR~ ERRAAR FURRO HAN & deepers Death Roll. horses. The gomls mrrched in frontr [ wasat least seven feet high. Tho coftin was | apprisod of the death of her son, Mrs. Far Surplus in the Treasury. - PYATT 3 € IV QU Py Thousands jowmed the cortege. At a slow | covered with flowers. The Dublin and | nell immediately cabled to her daughter-in Orrawy, Oot,, Oct. 11, ~The statemeay of A N that sent him down, but he camo up in time [ CmicaGo, Til, Oct. 1L.—A. R. Cavener. i d tho . . and received anothor blow that sont him | prominent member of tho Brotherhood of | PAce the cortege wound through Westland | other corporations wore in carriages. All | law, Mrs, Charles Stowart Parnoll, the fol- | 1o flnanco department for the s o 1 . wa that the reveau 4 yours ¢ down again, Ho was not knocked out by | Tocomotive Engineers, died at his home i | ROW. Brunswick street, College green and | wore tuo robes ofolfice. The Dublin corpora- | lowing: “God loves and protects you ended S SN 1 auy means, but 'l\ll‘n:lnnn‘:imn]lfi) cnough purl | iy city of preumonia along Damo street to the city Ell which was | tion was loaded by tho ity marshalin u | Inresponso sho roceived a teply signed b | your aao i 1o & : A A stiment and resting on his elbow waited untif Mr. Ciavener wus 45 years old and was the od effec v e - S o allver. . Dhe lord N . Parnell and dowed duughtor, 2 itures to Lid AT, loaviog o sury the timekeeper counted bim out and the | first second grand chief of the brothe ‘?r‘.‘"l‘:.lxl\fl;l.gkkl.iva‘:ilm:d Lmun d -:lmb:;r un:‘ru‘;n of I:Iu’ mlnap ll\m" 'lhuurf mayor Thompson, which was: “May tho . ———— e referee declarea Killen tho victor. 'he Tiohh ooteq b receptivle for the casket coutaining the body | and the corgoratior carriage drivers Bnd [ jove of the Irish people enable you to bear - - re——— Although ' consldorablo bloau had beon 4 hurlington & | of Parnll footmen were in gréen and gold liveries this teriblo blow. " et Killed in a Dranken Brawl spilled neither of the men showed much zo and othoers Sty 3 . W. H. Shipps, herattending physiciar Oct 2 X tho task sic- ty Hall Decorations. ) the House Tops. o W HoSInDE, Davatianding phxsioisn a punishment, and walked unassisod 0 tho | voisrully In fourdays after undortaking it m i s 2 oiteinas ety AL f‘,“'_ LS8 9N aondned to. ey ot train, At that tme M, Cavenor was i the eniplo The tall fonic villars were wreatbed in L bed although bearing ner loss bravely of tho Southern Puciile ‘rond -at Oaklaud, | crape from pedestal to base. There ‘are a | blo The route taken by tho funeral cor- - - Cal, but he nftorward became connected o d tego was about six miles and was lined At Half Mast. ! : o with o rallway supply house with heatlquar- number of statucs that stand betweon the “. v f v v " o New Yok, Oct, 11 Flags floatel at half tall pillars and support the doomed roof. | OVEry inch of the: way by @ dense crowd. [ 2 15 the price oF good health. B Tengenmun, & prominent busiess man ) TPengenmun, & prominent busi man Arvanging for the Par, o e, ters In Chicago, After the set of tho Fintries at Louisvilie. she sakilament of th mast from the staffs on the city hall and Lovisviink, Ky, Oct. 11.—Following ara [ {{urifSion Sirike he i s Some of the statues are memorials to dis. | The people packed the fpolpaths, baiconies, | T e municipal building woon in with all the bonor of Charles Stew Wwhos 3 et et the entries in Monday’s races; positively dectined the he tinguished Irishmen, others are memorials [ Windows and roalsl.{ Gilasneven road was a First race, throo-quarters of u mile, seiling, - of the time when a few Irishmon wers con- { Solid ~mass —of bipeople. Iho 1arge | yupopai was belng held across the wator for 'a“yfllr-vhl filles: Amorican Lady, 9li Death Came toa Whole Family, sidered distinguished by the powers that | cemetery is bordered with a high — Jlindoogam, 100; Great Hoves, 103; Licome, | piyguroor, Oct. 11.—One Tow Brown In | were. The iatter were hidden today by great, | stone wall. The’fop wall was lined fwith RUSHING GOODS INTO MEXICO Second race, ane mile, wolter wolghts: Ella | the Toxtoth district of this city tonight up- | folds of crapo that hung from the voof of | men. Anothor Purt was bounded with an i A in Moalth Shluniga, VFc lelen N.C113: Avadaworth, 15: | set an Iguited pa afive lamp, Both ho and | tho bulding t0 tho tesselatod pavemeat, | iron fonce. Hudahds clung to it Tho Dealers and »'\..“ to -nl.n..: [z top. 180, 3 W ilo! Larportatataian S IS WAL (e im.u’fl The only statues 1 sight today wore those | Cewotery near thg Ve was & mass of cape the High Duties, rd rce, ono mile and saventy yards, sell- | W1 OEREICHON 88 100 flamen fRMBLC | o0 O'Connell, Grattan und Lucas. These | Peoble. Tuere waro uo police, and the peopia [ 51y Axroxio, Tox., Oot agalnst the backgrotnd, | Foamed where they would. The roadways | fcan tariff will go luto off fou: Milo, a2 Vimborlaud, 04: 81y Lisvon, Toi; | ALY threw her baby threw a wind be- | stood out boldly . Hueneme, 100; Jugurtha, 102; Vin Zandt, 104; A pieces ol he pavement stood yoget A Mood's 'A.'sn'.... ia Bllly Plukerton, 1053 First Lap, 100; Hooksey, | low. Sho then jumpea through the window | Beneath the sombre drapery at the base of | Were deep in mud, for it had rained ali day 1tho custom b 108 Gonsignoe, 108; Red Sten, 11: herself and though uot killed outright is | OrConnell's statue was placedy the coffin, | tll 2 o'clock. Thera was & treweudous 1 Plodras Negras, th principa LI Anite oot Coionel Whiatiey, ot g. | 9¥loR atabosplal, Around it was bullt & strong barrier of wood, | crush when the hoarse arrived at the ceme- | Citlen, 87 baDK Geliged WILD Buetons ¢ nen. .‘.T.'.‘.’.‘f «-.s‘:‘u'. o :»".'t'mlll‘:uu-nnm Died of Hydrophobia. Fully 40,000 people passed in at oue door, | tery. ~A dosen b ouguged i 1 g ico from the United & milos: Miss Huwkins, 95, § Etazaneru, N, J., Oct. 11.—James Steobe, | walked around the cofiin and passed out of [ an attempt to get the cofin from the | yhy gl duties. The » ’ Davidson, 400; Philora, the I8-yoar-old boy who since Thursday last | the door leading to upper Dame street. The | funcral car to tho stage bullt to recoive | Laredo custom houso for | | ' Purifies the Blood Nave, 100; Vortex, 1 was 8 hydrophobia patient at Elizabeth hos- | crowd was kept moving by a numberof | it 1t was bard work, and one man waved | tember amounted Lo #1W,x0 1 \ e ’ Cumberland Park's Programme. | pital, dled at9 o'clock this morning. He was | stewarts bis bt triunphantly when the work was ac- | SXpect the recelpls 1o be wore than dou Ridueys aid 1 you Nasuviire, Tenn, Oct. 11 —The pro- | delirious at times and had spasms, but diea Many women cried. There were tears | complished. The cofin w od to the gramme for the inaugural Meeting of the | of exhaustion, without any of the othor symp- | 1 tho eyes of not a few men. After I o'clock | Krave with much dificuity count of the sk oY . 3 H I’ aew Cumberland Park association, which | toms common to the maludy. The lad was | the procession began formiug from Stephens' | density of the crowd. The wroath sent by Tex., Oot Last ¢ bitten about ten weoks ago by mastift. Green to Earisford Terrace. The roadway | Mrs. Parnell wus placed on the coftin of her | o0 B0 L 0 bogins Tuesday, October 20. was issued 0 ) by today. About §0,000 is offered in stakes and Shot and Enled. was filled with men representing different | busband by Henry Harrlson, who said it was | o0 v pon o v (2 3 | her reques Arrison an o len . y : fursss. Duriu the woek Hal Polntor (P | Louisvium, Ky, Oct il,—In & drunken | OrEanlzstions that have participated in tng | herrequeat, Hurrison and Patrick O'tir bl to visls th . sal‘sapa I’I"a - i T direct (2:06) will pace for a pu N e R0 [ A L. g ;:,'flr'\,‘:::_y'“_"h e oL e o6 bus | row at 1 o'clock tonight » workhouse guard | Political struggies of tho pust ton yoars, | bud P ¥ Y ol iy i Maud S.'s record of 2:08%{ on the fourth J-{. | named Fitzpatrick was shot and killed | There were two miles of this. Elaborate | cemetory ernor Hovey, accompas and Monbars will go sgainst tho 2-year-old | either by Letter Carrier John McGrath or | srrangements haa boen made to secure order Fears for the Dead Leader, olalf and promivent ¢ > | . Aprhoca Lrotting record during the week, The track | Dau McAuliffe. Both were arrested. sud tue muster foll iuto line at & given sig- [ As they were engaged in task oue | leave ladiauavolls sbo 100 Doses One Dollar pared only Lowall, Mass.