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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
WoRpY WARFARE.
DR.. Dslava. and LAWYER aitehsii
Arresssd-The Case In Court.

E..City Attorney Mitchell and Dr..
Delavan were both arrested in Virginia
yesterday on q charge Of disturbing the
peace. The facts, a. developed on the
trial OF Dslsvan, are about these: The
Doctor is . correspondent Of a New York
mining paper, and in . recent letter
abused B. B. Mitchell. who. besides be-
ing q disciple Of Blackstone. 10 Supsrin.
tsndsnt OF the Peabody Consolidated
mine, which lies adjacent to the Mint
property 10 Virginia district. Mitchell's
attention was called to the article, and
meeting Dslavan on the street yesterday
hs called him to q side aud spoke Of
the article, asking What b. had done
to call forth the sbussi" etc. Dslavan re-
piled, at 10 all true; and you are .
swindlsr. . liar. and . thief. and I'll
shoot YOU" at the same time putting
his hand in his pocket a II to draw .
weapon.
Mitchell was In Q quandary; he's q
strong, able.bodied young man. wniie
his antagonist IL . little. dried-up old
man OF about sixty ave years OF age and
weighing but about ninety pounds. BY
this time. however. the attention Of the
police vas attracted by the crowd that
had gathered. and they came to the res.
cue upon the reeommenoement Of .
wordy warfare and arrested both par.
Elephants.
The case OF the State ". Dslavsn was
given to the jury last evening about 2
O'Clock. and they remained out until
$50, finally announcing that they
could not agree aud were discharged.
They stood nine for conviction and three
for scquittsl. The case was reset for
trial this afternoon.
The trial OF Mitchell has not been set.
and II his antagonist 10 convicted. hs
will OF course be discharged without .
hearing. To have this brought around
be has employed Hon. William Wood
burn I o assist Deputy District Attorney
Huffsksr to prosecute Dslsvau.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
The President still Improving-He
Wants 10 Get Up and Go some.

whore.
NEW YoRx. July ga Tribune.
Washington special says: The Prssi'
dent. although he sleeps very we'll, ID
still given hypodsrmio injections oil
morphine, and they are said to be ne.
csssary on account Of the pains In bis
legs aud fee. which have not disappeared.
It appears that the reports a. 10 sss'
trip on the Tsllapooss have originated
largely in the fact that his physicians
have been willing to humor their patien,
Who 10 extremely anxious to 60 any
where or do anything to get out OF that
chamber, but there 10 o no serious 10.
t.ntion OF taking . sea trip or any other
Journey at any specified time. mol will
there DO until It 10 absolutely safe for
the President to move. By that time
be may DO able to control his DIVE move
ments and will not bs regulated BY ply.
s~icisus. One OF bis nurses last might
said that Il will not be safe to take him
from the sick room until his wound ID
healed. and that will be q long time yet.
The nurse also says that with thu ar.
raneemrnts that have now been made,
the President can be more comfortable
where he 10 than he possibly can 30 else
where. a. the temperature OF the climate
has been overcome BY artificial ~rsfrisera.
tion. There only lacks vitality In the
air, and 1t 10 to be said also that the san.
itsry conditions OF the White House are
had.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
vandsrbilt's Proposed Atlantic and
Pacific Pailr0ad.

CHICAGO, July 22.-In railway cir.
clss 40 authenticated report 10 current
that Vanderbilt will soon own . line Of
railroad from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Hs proposes adding to bis present hold.
ing 10 Northwestern until bis control Of
that property shall b complete. A ths
same time be will possess himself Of the
control which Gould r~slinquished, OF the
Union Pacific. he has promised TO see
that al the money 10 forthcoming that
shall bs necessary for the construction
OF . short line to Portland. Oregon. The
Central Pacific hs could not buy. The
half dozen men who own IL will not part
with the Central. The construction Of
the short line. therefore. becomes Q ne.
c.ssity Ia order to supply the n needed
link In the continuous line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
Ohio Temperance Convention.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 2l.-Ths Stats
Convention Of the Temperance Reform
Society yesterday decided to oppose any
candidate who opposed local option. and
TO give support to whoever iavors the
suppression Of the liquor traffic.
Letters were read from Governor
Foster and Attornsy.Gsneral Nash In
answer to inquiries. Foster denied that
be had opposed the Gauss Of temperance,
but believed under the present Consti.
tuition local option % to the license and
taxation Of liqnor selling was unconsti.
tu,iopal. The best and only way seemed
to be to submit the whole question to the
people. 40 the Republican party id.
yis-d. Nash wrote similarly.
The Convention nominated Q full
State ticket, headed BY A. B. Lutlow fos
Governor,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
Ansr.es. ssr.-s a.ssr.

San FHAscIseo. July ms ?. NJ
Day. 2 so bid IS asked; Union Con-,
~ bid. 81 sstsd; Mexican. ~ bid. ~
asked. IL sales; Albion. 3 20 bid. 5 Is
asked. 8 10 sales; Potosi. Q 90 bid; Justice
500 bid; Savage. Z 90 bid; California. zoe
bid. Use asked; Sierra Nevada. . bid. ~
astsd; Con. Virginia. 2 asked; Hale 4
Norsross. 3 is bid; Utah. e. ssksd; Bull.
lion. $50 bid. eoe asked; ophir. 81 bid.
~ ssksd; Best 4 Belcher. 81 bid; Ben
ton. I bid; Potosi. 2 90 sales; Bechtsl.
I 10 Gales; Alta. 4 o5 bid; Imperial. ioc
bid. lse ssksd; Gould 4 Curry. ~ bid.
4 90 ssked; Best i Belchsr. 81 sales;
Nszicsn. ~ bid. ~ asked; Imperial lsc
sales; Orc. 7se bid. SOC asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
small Change.

The recent order OF the Virginia and
Truckss Railroad Company respecting
tbs payment Of fares to conductors on
the train. whereby twenty cents Is
charged between Gold Hill and Virginia
10 tickets are not purchased. has been
the means OF bringing nve-csnt pieces
into circulation here. As yet the num-
Der 10 limited. bat they are to be seen
occasionally. aud are being slowly
adopted by dealers. The Virginia banks
have used them in making change for
the past two years and they are found to
DO quite Q convenience. The sooner
they gain general circulation the better
1t will be for buyer and seller. The ap-
psarancs Of the hve-cent pieces In our
midst 10 q sign Of the times-s good one
"A sign that business 10 to BE- conducted
on q strict business basis and not in the
loose. don't care for small change style
Of the '49ers.
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R%etribution at Lat.

CLINTON. No, July 22.-John W. Pat
terson who murdered James @. clsrl
near Leesbura. Henry county, Dsosm'
Der /, 1868. was banged here this morn,
ing, 10 the presence Of eight thousand
people, half Q mile from town. h
made NO speech, except thanking th.
Sheriff for his kindness, and died In !;
minutes. His neck Was broken. HI
eludrd arrest for ten years alter thu
crime aud was taken 10 Livingston. ILL.,
pois. Bis case has been delayed evsl
since BY legal pr~oce-dIuRs.
CHICAGO. July 22.-Ths journal has
special from Msrysville, Missouri. say
log that the Talbot boys were hspRrt
there today for the murder Of thsil
fsthaf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
Destructive thunderstorm In I'LL.
pOis and Wisconsin.

CHICAGO. July 22.-AlthOush there
was an immense force busy at the race.
track yesterday getting It into condition
for tho races to-day, another heavy
thunder storm last night rendered their
Efforts useless. There will be no racing
today. The storms Of the last three
days have been marked by almost up-
parsll-led displays OF lightning. which
has illuminated the sky for hours at a
time, with almost n continual Fash.
A very considerable quantity Of rain has
fallen, and the reports from outside the
city indicate that there have been many
deaths from lightning strokes and
that the storms have been widespread
aud somstimes disastrous to property
and crops. Last nights storm lasted
four hours. accompanied With irequsnt
and terrific pesls Of thunder. In Wis.
consin the crops were badly damaged.
the storm having extended all over the
State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22

Since the general Sunday closing
movement has been eesctusl the crowd
On O street. Virginia. Saturday nights 10
much greater than before. After dis.
covering by experience that the days
amply could not be purchased on Sun.
Asy, heads Of families and others mud II
iust a. convenient and easy to do their
Sundsy marketing Saturday evening.
The idl. population OF Gold Hill
consists mainly OF school children who
are enjoying . vacation and young men
Of 20 or % years Of age who are unable
10 and anything to do probably because
they have been raised here and. - 10
Veil known, 80 man has NO honor In
his nj country" Very few heads Of
fsniliss are out Of . Job.
River wood In considerable quantities
il again being hauled to the comsteek
from DAYTON by teams. The v. 4 II. B
r. Il also bringing In large quantities Of
wosd this month ss compared with the
tr,fao In fuel last month.
For three days past the weather has
sssn hns-a little warm. perhaps. but
cha. can b overlooked a. the air has
-. free from dust. The night air II
bsimy and much enjoyed.
The v. 4 T. passenger train killed .
A., q, wsshos valley evening before
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
fsrsosais

Frank Bell has resigned his position
as Division Superintendent OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Compsny's busi.
ness in Nevada. Their, will bs no suo-
cessor appointed. and operators are nov
required to report to San Francisco
direct.
Hugh Lamb. foreman Of the Bonsnzs
mines. and John B. Shaw. timeksspsr
OF the same. left day before yesterday
for Lake Tahoe. They will remain ut
the lake Home ten days.
The friends Of ]. P. Becker will 70.
gret to learn that his ipdisposition OF
the past few days has developed into an
alarming illness.
]. q. Love. agent Of the Widow Bed.
OFT Company. came up to the C0mst0ck
this morning.
W.. E. F. Deal and family have gone
to Lake Tahoe.
Judge Rising and family are In San
Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
The Presidents Wound - More
Patches or cloth and . Piece Of
Bone Discharged Today.

WARRINGTON, July 22.-Ths Pfssi.
dents wound today discharged more
patches OF cloth which wsrs carried into
It by the ball. A piece Of bone cut on
from the rib and driven into the wound
also came out today. The surgeons feel
specially Rrslin-d st this. ~ It shows the
wound 10 draining out thorousbly clsa'
to where the bullet lies. and that every
thing In the nature OF foreign or irritst.
ine substance 10 being forced out. Tbs
wound could not b. healing better. Ths
patches Of cloth discharged todsy wsrs
both WOODEN and cotton. being nbr.i
OF the shirt and coat worn BY the Prssi'
dept when shot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
Tho Political Status OF the Next
House and tho Probabilities Of
the Democracy OYganiylng Il.


New Yoak. July 22.-speakipg Of the
possibility Of the Democrats organizing
the next house. the Times Washington
correspondent sets forth that election
returns show there were elected to the
forty. ssvsnth Congress a. distinctive
Republicans. ISL members: Democrats.
1871; G~resnbacksrs, 9; and Rsadjustsrs,
2. Since the election the Republicans
have lost, including Laphsm. Ave mem.
bers, namely: Conssr Of Michigan. Frye
Of Maine. and Morton, Miller and Lap.
ham OF Now YORK. and gained % In
the election Of . successor to Conssr.
thus leaving the Republican net loss
four. This would leave the present
Republican membership lat. or the q.
act number necessary to constitute Q
quorum over . full house Of 29s mem.
bsrs. Since the election the Democrats
have lost two members BY death; Wood
Of New York and O'Connsr OF South
O.rolina. O'Conner's election IL dis
puted BY bis Republican competitor.
Maokey, and al the testimony In the
contest was completed before o'Conner's
death.
Dednotipg these two vacancies, Wood
and O'Connor. from the Democratic
members, leaves their number 1873. The
nine members classified - Gfssnbsckers
are Murch aud Lsdd OF Maine. Hafrltne,
Rice, Burrows and Ford OF Missouri,
Hyatt Smith Of New York. Brumm Of
Pennsylvania. and Jones Of Texas. OF
these nine, Hszsltin.. Rice. Burrows and
Brumm were elected a. Grssnbaek Re.
p~ublicans. each Of them defeating the
regular Democratic candidates. Ladd.
Murch. Ford and Jones were members Of
the last Congress, and may be rewarded
40 distinctive Grssnbscksrs with Demo.
cratic ipclinstions. Smith was chosen
. q Democratic Greenbscker. but can.
not with any degree Of accuracy be clas-
siaed a. between the two great parties.
The two R~,sdjusters are also uncertain
a. to political identity, but 1t 10 very
probable that they will not be induced
70 act with the Democrats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22

j. q. Coulter, Captain Of the Artillery
Company was the recipient OF q surprise
party evening before last. All the par.
Elephants enjoyed themselves hugely.
The local passenger trains are pretty
well ~pstronizsd between Gold Hill and
Virginia these days. It 10 too hot to
walk and b ct all comfortable.
Ranchsrs are bringing In large quaint.
ties Of hay from the surrounding valleys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
Albany YeSerdsy-A Stir Among
the StalWarts Legislative

UOiukss
ALBANY, July 22.-Thsrs was more
activity at the hotels last evening than
for several weeks. The 6talwarts were
demanding . caucus. and said that they
would aver vote for the nomination Of
Laphan. The Administration men stand
Arm against . Caucus. They say to bold
It will be to admit that they are respon-
ubls for the existence Of the deadlock
from the nrst. and that II 10 only to put
them In thu. position that the stalwsrts
are clamoring for Q caucus. The stsl.
warts. they say. will claim that II q eau.
Gus wal held at the commencement Of
the contest an election would have taken
place the next day. The Democrats are
also considerably exercised. They
know they can break the deadlock BY
simply remaining away to allow the cleo
ton OF 'Laphsm; but fear to do this. -
they will render themselves liable to the
charge OF having been bribsd. Some
think that they ought to run that risk.
iuasmuch that they now think that they
are being made tools OF by the stal.
warts. They cay the Stalwsrts. while
ostsnsibly demanding . caucus. base
their holding out on that ground, and
that their real object 10 to prevent Bob
ertson from taking the New York Col.
lectorship. They say to accomplish this
the Stalwarts will stand out till the 3lst
OF December next. The Democrats are
seriously considering whether they
should not end the deadlock 10 the way
stated above. and appeal to the people
TO sustain them. and at the same time
relieve them from any unjust sus-
p~ioious.
To joint convention the ballot for the
short term stood: Laphsm. 60; Potter,
l5; Conkling. 28; Woodford, /. Nscss-
ssIy to q choice. II. Adjourned.
The Senate reconsidsred the vote BY
which the resolutions making canals free
were lost. and finally passed lhsm-lS
10 ~.
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Ansrnssn lsEsrmsi ssssisa.

San FnAScrsco. July "a ?. H.
Alta. Z 10. 4 05; Union Con. ~; Albion
. IS; Bodis Tunnel. 8 20; Holmes. SOC;
Day. . 80. 2 IS; Con. Virginia. Q; Union
Con. ~; Justice. ssc. soc; Vt Diablo,
7k; Pot0si. 2 Is: Belcher. Q 30; Over
man. I Is; Orc. 75c. zoe; Sierra Nevada.
81. 81; California. roc; Benton. /; Best
4 Beleher. 81; Mexican. ~; Savage. a.;
Gould 4 Curry. 4 80; Chollar. Az; Bull
lion. soc; Bechtsl. l 10. 1 65 sio; Albion.
8 Is. 8 IS: Con. Virginia. 2; sutro, 20c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22

Thomas Gallagher continues to sup.
ply the citizens Of Gold Hill With fuel.
His wood yard 10 near the railroad de-
pot, where be keeps all kinds OF limb
and split wood. a. we'll as Rocky Noun.
tain coal. The sales are not heavy this
bo. weather. but he gives full weight
and good measure every time. Read his
advertisement under "New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22

The Jarrett & Rice Company. which
will open at Pipsr's Opera House, vir.
ginis. tonight. have met with unprece-
dsntsd success in their trip from New
York to San Francisco. and from New
Orleans to British Columbia. Fun on
the Bristol, or q night on Long Island
Sound" 10 . taking piece. some Of the
characters 10 It cause . person to laugh
for . week after having witnessed their
performance. Lovers OF fun cannot A.
ford TO miss sseipg this piece.
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon . mat.
inss performances will be given. on which
occasion Fun on the Bristol" will be
presented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
Railroad Bridge Leased,

ST. LOUIS. No.. July 22.-Is ID ~.
thoritiv.ly stated that the Missouri Pa.
oi8c and Wabash Railroad Company
have leased the bridge across the Miais-
sippi here for 80 years. The precise
terms OF the lease have not transpirsd.
The bridge will continue TO be operated
a. herstofore, and oil roads will have the
benefit Of Il. There will probably b
some change In the ofdosrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
Coro.er's Isqusss.

An inqass. into the accident at the
Continuation shaft. by which Isaac Froci
received injuries that resulted In death,
was held last evening by Coroner Conn.
Tho evidence showed that deceased wal
caught in the machinery Of the hydraulic
pump through csrrlrssuess or abssnt
m~ipdednsss. The jury found that nc
blame could attach to any one In su'
thority about the works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
Al Kxesiisss workmsn.

Andrew Fraser. in . card under "Nsv
Today" respectfully s%olicits work in ths
foundry line. The gentleman 10 a prac.
teal and excellent workman himself and
having prepared his establishment Of
Reno with the latest machinery. be 10
ready to mold 10 iron or brass, and will
do forling and machine work. His
prices are reasonable and his work II
guaranteed to give Satisfaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22
Death OF millionaire.

oxAHA. July 2l.-B. 8. Fox. Of SAINTS
Rosa. California. died at the 0sdsr
House. at Council BLUFF, last evening,
after weeks illness. BE was taksr
sick o after leaving Chicago for home,
aud wal obliged to stop at Council Bluds'
Th. cause Of his death was inflammation
Of the bowels. Deceased was . bachelor,
sixty.hvs years old. and Ia said to hsvs
been worth over 1 1000. 900. He owned
. large vineyard In California and othsl
valuable property. bis nephew 70 ex.
p.ct,d at Council Blufs, from Cslifor'
MIA, tomorrow.
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Albany foday-Coukling's Successor
Elected At Last-bood Bye Conk.
Ling.

Ling
ALBANY. July 22.-Ths Arst vote on
joint ballot was Laphsm. So; Potter. 40;
Conkling. %; woodford, /. Necessary
to q choice, 81. Senator Jacobs moved
that the convention take . recess until
half.past I o'clock. Carried. The
Chair announced that the Democratic
members would hold . conference ion.
m~rdIately. also that the Republicans
would bold a conference Immediately.
The Republicans met In joint convsn-
ton this afternoon. Thirteen Senators
and sixty.two Assemblymsn were pres
ent.
Skinner moved that the roll be called
for the purpose Of nominating . United
States Senator.
Draper moved - Q substitute that the
caucus committee call Q oaueus for this
afternoon. or they refusing that . special
COMMITTEES call Il. Hs intimstsd that
the 6tslwsrts would retire unless this
were done.
Hsinss objsotsd to turning this con.
ference into . caucus.
Robertson said be had been assured
that those requesting this conference
would abide BY its results. and be
learned that u the conference adjourned
to s p. n. oil would come 10 and Join It.
Senator Halbrrt said the crisis bad A..
rived and II there was not . union Of
the Republicans the party would be
hopsl~ssly divided. he was Tor union
and harmony. (Grest s%pplsuss.)
Pitts said the past should be Ignored.
10 wanted the roll osllsd and sseh mem
Der to name his choice.
woodin favored the motion for . eau.
Gus at 1 p. n. The time could we'll be
spent 10 shaking hands over the bright
prospects 10 view. Carried.
Recess till 4 P. n.
After rroess Lspham rseeivsd In
Joint convention the full Republican
vote. The Democratic vote being cast
for Potter. Much cheering and snthu.
sisam prevailed over the united Be
publican party.
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Leg

A telegram received here day before
yesterday from Tombstons. Arizons,
stated that William Mcfarland. who for
msrlo drove the bus between Gold Hill
and Virginia, had his leg broken BY .
kick from Q horse and Wal quits III.
His wife left on last evenings train On
route to bis bedside. Mcfarland vas
lost completing arrangements for the
starting Of . stage line between Tomb
stone and the Southern PsaAe railroad.
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Frisndiy Match.

The Emmett Guard Of Virginia have
received and accepted an invitation from
the Carson Guard to contest In . friend.
ly shooting match ct Carson next Sun.
day. As many OF the Emmett Guard
team as can will 60. but q number oil
men comprising the team are miners,
who will be unable to lay Of work that
dav
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Fissd for contenps.

James j. Gilmore Of Virginia was cited
to appear before Justice Henderson Of
Virginia yesterday afternoon aud answer
questions touching money IN deposit In
q bank. he swore be had drawn the
money out and Rsmblsd 1t OF and would
not pay the assessment made upon 1t Oh
the 7th OF July. In making this state.
ment be volunteered 90 many osths that
the Justics fn-d him for contempt and
sentenced him to imprisonment In the
County Jail for twenty-iour hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-22

President GARFIELD Getting Posted
rs TO what the NeWspapers'
his Friends and the Rest OF the
World Rave Been Saying Abont
Him.
NEW Yosx. July %. - Hsrald's
Washington special on the President
says /: he hears now the greater part Of
the daily newspapers read that 10. oil
Of things likely to interest him. Boil
Mrs. Garfield and Colonel Rockwell
read to him. The Colonel 10 also Begin
ming to read to him kilograms and lss'
tiers which we're received at the time Of
the shooting. Inquiripg messages and
sympathetic letters from bis personal
friends have been read to him. In
these, Of course. be is deeply interested,
but from bis nesr friends ell this might
have been expected. 20 when hs hears
messages and letters from every portion
Of the Union, and from men Of different
political opinions. all showing the same
solicitude a. to bis condition. hs 10
deeply impressed, and says 1t 10 more
than be could expect. 80,
OF the illustrated papers II ID said he
laughed over them. Wood cuts are
rarely true licensees. and M depicting
the President on his bed Of suffering
seemed to interest him Q good deal.
Altogether he enjoyed looking ct them
exceedingly. he relishsd also the lew
words OF print that he was enabled to
read. They also think 1t would be .
good idea to have each Of the doctors
names tackled to their pictures 30 thst
the average mind would not be confused.
The President recognised Dr.. Bliss
quickly % his features are more striking
than the others. and bis Own picture 10
good. Altogether the sick room was
opattv hvioht vaatardav.