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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

the usual form with some soIemnlty. The
groom took his supposed bride to the resi-
denee Of neighbor with whom he was ae'
qusinted, and In Intervening alarge crowd.
upon learning that there was n bride and
groom In the village, gathered In front
OF the house for a serenade. aud afford
cd music which would have discounted
the noise Of an iron foundry. The sere.
naders were well treated, aud after they had
given three cheers and "tigcr" for the
newly-wedded couple they dispersed and
went home. The official who performed
the ceremony in sll good faith was kept In
the dark for short time, hut the Joke has
now leaked out and considerabl, number
Of persons in the neio hborhoOd vow they
viii attend no more weddings unless they
know the bride
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
rt,F ukss0TlE Ms .SgER.
Fuiiher FusiicuIaTs-St0ries Of sur
,tNoss-A Passing Weasel,
lBy telegraph to the DispatchI

lRg telegraph 10 the Dlspalcn.l
Louis. october C.-N0 clu,e can be
assigned .~ vet for the explosion last eve
r.r-of tle .1I,r ol the river steamer Ia
Hauu,t,. when caused such great loss %!
Ui.. I'll, boat is said % have been steam
r.a'eu. under $50 pounds Of stcam-her
usual amount to clrry-WAcn nm explosion
.rFi,uv occurred, blowing the fire IN
D,n D.,.i.l. The utmost cpniu.ion
r.,t.l. Ihr pilot, taking advantage 81
t.r.eUin-. TUNED her towards The shore,
I.f Zoe q me- clu- q him 90 abandon hi,
r.., lIf.rp trc ,ta -e-plauk could De- low
3 tr.r leaving bis post the current
,uH.l t.,t .a'- 50N ont into 'he river
.ain. 4ut Fer stern swung close 10 the
t.us. o.j.t afforded q mean, Of c>o1p" Tor
t,,,..iut. were 9j That end u The boat
psl0H ru1 our cabin boy getting ashore
vl...f injuries. or even wet loot
Tl. b. .o.pIak Wis lowered aud many
a,.. I...l ur0n II. mostly women AMI
Children. rh. would layc been saved had
10. f.r ~w.h.-trak iai.cu ,qu1relF across
r..rt. 1 who were not killed 10y il were
tlVua. 1rraiu lhomp.oa, after doing
ell Dds PONCE &. s.Nc The passengers aud
crew. jUur % ye-boarda1d swan ashore,
f.t h..f l.,is- Do. i4i, tiule drittcl idily
tUo hundred y lj- ou, into Che river. Ii
N.-,attr oI-.t. q over r. Tie Illinois shore.
.t;,.u W. ND L.0j'1r, and sank, The
only thing visible 10 present beng her
ul..'.
Low. Earm DE- second clerk, tells the
f.'Ua.tt -t.. 90 tie disaster: " We mad
Ir'.uu N..,'- 1ui were polling out,
... IV..a'j up tIil, anil into my room,
Vtlu l..rI D. .g.,l explosion, like tat oil
-'y-... tc.. agd cp.lci t'c door 10 The
ti.I and W tha steam COMING into l.
iIo. tHalt... r-,t1p. I shy TIE atics in
u,rca go and cIlt1 90 them ID come ior-
N..d. La. - coming from under the
to,r-l'ak, and ! took The ladies' forward
t. '. '.i',r-I,.k and started down stairs,
who're Pru. Cg 'yU gave liic-p rc>erFer> 10
u,m. '-h.rr t.cu a., 10 put them on IN
E. f'y. ordered the stage plank
THROWN urr...rrj which vi, promptly
t.r,. s'd use u. ailthc ladies on the plank.
I.,I'-..ru- trlkD and the plank swung oW.
lI.. 8. ~1urr. Jumped INFO my arms ana
/ LLt.l ..r vu tine stage, while ! was
drown into o.. river myself. / swan
t'.. -.l .i Oh. go snd made thc men
,.i Dr SD ID would bear uP tLc ladies'. |
tiu SWAMI 90 i.l-c OF rocks and crlVleJ
0...r.. s. Hag from Illinois VITA skin
Too. '.. Z. rit Of tbe stage and also slNrd
Tcut.r ft.t were swimming. IL dtt
..u. noble uorA. }. =. lIaulon,
t'e second Plot. says. The Ee@'e
v.. rtar De when the disaster
occurred. Wl could easily have pushed rs
a..oI. without much trouble and danger,
Do. understand The captain did not care
Q. ur.eranr ,.'-tluce. AdoiphU- Evelyn.
I..tsi o., Ee-l', 'oid Inc that the captain
os'.-.d linn NOT o. 20 near The Ia Mas
..'f,. a> De- an mot wish 10 Cndan-cr bis
Don't. II De- would only have pushed us
H.. .re Dot q single person would have been
iilItd ,Ac,y, from ,cylds and burns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
a wysterions Disappearance

BLOOMNGToN, H., October .-TLe PEG.
rle OF III Paso, ILL.,, are in state OF eXcl;n-
ment over the mysterious Disappearance 81
one II. +. llOlts, and il Is feared that he
has been ioully dealt With. lie came 20 III
Paso last Monday TO represent a sewing
machine company Of Chicago. lie took a
room at the Campbell House, and since Ih'n
nothing has been learned Of him. HIS Va
Use, clothing, and al biz effects were let IA
the room. The machine company kno"
nothing Of his whereabouts, aud can't a.
count for his disappearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

Street station. lie had knife concealed
on his person, which the officers over
looked In searching bin. and this morning
at 0 O'Clock he plunged the weapon ten
times into his stomach. There Is no
chance for his recovery. Foreman;
who came from Montana, worked
bis way into the confidence OF Grommes
& Ulrich, llquor-dealers. Pretending 10
be about to purchase large bin
Of goods, he brought into the store dry,,
goods box addressed 10 himself and closed
with screws, and being allowed TO stay
there during the night he filed the box
with 1000 choice cigars. He was caugnt
In the act last night and locked up. lie Is
believed to be clever professional.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
LyNCnprRG TOBACCO nlRKLr

7 EEIT
TNNCT BURG Octt Der Tobacco 3 so
mixed With frost THIS week that IL i8 hard
70 determine where the fret begins and tao
.Rlts end. TIE figures however, show that
the fq.ps for The week past only reached the
insignificant amount OF eIlOo pounds,
against 2tB,G0O pounds FOR the preceding
week his amazing decrease IS lle, Say
the warehouse men. not 50 much % frcj. ~
70 the feet that the Old crop - about ex.
nausted ard no winnings are being brought
70 market. This Is the Identical seas N
when Ir,IOlpgs are 10 demand-i e., when
al otlcr tobacco has gone out 4, but the sea
son having been - unfortunate for otdi-
nsrliy good tobacco. pIlmiugs were not
worth bringing 20 market, and we have ths
WORD OF 81 officer OF the Tobacco Assoc q
ton Tor the assertion nat not one pound
Of primiugs has been offered q, Tie WAte-
hOUsee thlS season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
The Laugh, on the ya,slce.

4 Nyack telegram says: a Joke was per-
pe,raied upon one Of The justices OF this
county day or Two ago which has just
come TO light. A young lady and gentle
men, a. be supposed, appeared before bun
70 be married. giving their names As vii.
haia Miller, OF MonseY, aud Minnie Barns,
ol Brooklyn. The fact was that the sup
posed lady was young man, an aequalnt.
ancf Of the justice, who was 20 COM
pfieiy disguised that the dignihed Of
neer OF the peace did note recognize
MN. A number Of witnesses we're pre-
senl. ana The ceremony proceeded la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
RICHMOND rosa CCO nigXEr

VCf'BEL D. 1895.
There WIS q good attendance on the To
baccO Nchauge 90 day. bat no good buylug
was observed The frost news doc3n0t seem
% stimulate values much 50 far, whicl
gees 70 show that stocks are regarded a.
ample aud the manufacturing business not
brisk aud srtcua.ols are afraid 10 take
hold yet sghi.e, so 40 change ia prices 5
noted low bat the downward tendency o.
iesi has been checked and IN time prices
VIII probably harden. Already sln-cpr.d
grades seem more active. and tohacc15 un-
,slab,e &C fair price heretofore nOg seem
to meet with more favor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
HOaGING TIE NAILS.
ticIki IA ZIG Washington Post-Onice
Caught in the act.

WASHINGTON, Or:.b,r G.-cti, +. Ham
o!ios FranaIiu Cook, clerk in the Wash.
tretcn pos, Office, wa, arrested Tonight for
I.'hing The mails. Recently complaint, OF
the los Of valuable letters have bcea MI
mcrous. aud Inspectors we've detailed 70
watch the clerks. Tonight Cook VA,
caught in the act 81 putting letter in his
rocket. After his arrest he confessed
ihat for several moths past be-
ha, been stealing and opening letters and
aEpropIiMiug ter contents. Cook wl.
appolA'cd IN Nlreh. lss5, alter passing the
r.si.-.er, Ice sanitation, under the nam
= Hem. II la- since been learned that his
n.me Cook. lie is f1rty-cight ye.Ts o!
age and ha, family. he came origia.i.!
from Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
ar,. ,nKk IRON MARKET.

CCrobkR 5-Tnete Is a good. strong fsci.
log on American pig, with increasing de-
mard. The tendency - to better Ttcti
nor Scotch y I. steSdlness as To prices and :
QGIet fte.lug. FOR l0!is fax demand.
quoted. American pig-NO. I q. sle 3Oa
$40; No. 2 AZ l760asle; gray forge Al slos
$3.50. scotch pig at Sls.50aslS11 for
1, 'engaruOck. 1913 for CO,tness, si7.I5s
SIS lor Egiihton sl9.25 COR sgmmerlee. and
slg for Garischerr!e. American steel rails
A. s34 bOaSS5 al mills; old rails 81 sls.6OS
$40. Wrought CcTspst s2lss2Z.- .fsN I0rS
.If.raaf g( Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

locked, the attendants and followers with.
draw, and the whole building Il confded
10 the sole care Of these MoDteros. In pair
they march noiselessly through the rooms
ana corridors the whole night, crossing
each other al stated intervals. Two remain
standing bolt upright during The whole
night long In the antc-room OF each royal
bedcbamber. At 20 O'Clock in the morning
the palace doors are again tremendously
unlocked, and the Monteros retire. 80
jealous are they OF this privilege that they
never marry out Of the clan, aud woman
belonging 10 1t will travel from one end OF
Spain TO the other in order that her child
may be born in their village OF Espinosa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
The New York Ex-Aidermen's Cases
iBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

NFw YORK, October 6.-Thc decision OF
the appeal In the Jsehne case has hld the
effect Of Fastening the action Of the dlNiicl
attorney In the proceedings AGAINST tns
other aldermen. The SubpGRd-serYer, o,
The district attorneys Office were d'rec.ed
at a late hour this afternoon to inform tut
bopdsmen OF Miller, Kirk, Saylc-, and rSt'
le,-ionr OF lbe indicted member' OF W.
Board OF Aldermen OF lSSl-that they lhu,'
produce the aldermen at IL O'Clock to-ihor'
row morning before Judge C0wlng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
baseball Yesterday.
Thy telegi aph TO tne Dispatch.

by ItIbsI dPII 70 0tIo fI7P~0VH'I
Cincinnati: First game-Cincinnatls, II;
Metropolilans, g.. Second gime-Clucln-
nati., 8; Motropolltsns, 5.
Boston BOstons. II IT. Louis, D.
New York: New IOrks, 4; Cbicdgoe., l..
Pittsburgh: plttsburghs, y; i'altimoreS,
O.
Philadelphia: philadelphia, g; Kansas
Citys, 6 (,eyon iuningsl.
81. Louis: ~. Louis, ~; Athletics, o.
Louisville: Louisyilles, 4; Drooklyns. 4.
Washington: Washngtons, !; Deiroits,
2 eleven Innings)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
BrakernCu's strike.

y ItIV8 III ID IHt T.1VFIVH
CLLyEIASD, O., October Cone hundred
snd ten frcightLrahomCn on the Nahoning
division Of The New York, PonnH lyanil
and OHIO railroad struck to-day for an in.
crease Of twenty-five cents lcr day and re-
ncf from various grcyauccs Freight Is
ilocLadcl in The yards here. L is hintcd
lv the strikers that the entire Erie -ystem
VIII vet Dc involved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
tr.cini Gunrdians o: Boy ally.


General Count Mirasol, who was shot by
tie insurgcnt soldiers here the other DAY,
belonged to tue celebrated elan of The Mon
teros dc Espinosa. The latter have the he
reditsiy privilege OF watching over Tue
slumbers OF the royal family OF SPAN. AZ
IL L. III. Tue palace doors are solemh'y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
The situation Improving.
,Ry ieleeraph TO the Dlspatch. !

CHAR EsrON, :. G, OCTOBER O:-No
shocks were felt to-day, and everything !,
quiet. The city is full OF scaiio'ds anu
woikmen are as busy as beavers Inc siua'
ton is steadily improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

KrcHNoND. October 8 ls;s.
OFFERINGS.
WHTAr.-Mf~td 1900 bushels Rsi,
y 552 bushels TOtR', I33 bushels.
CoRN.-Whito. 90 bushels.
oArs.--l.73i lusreis.
CLuyEE-SEED.-2OO Oushe1.
SALES REPORTED 70 sysAEft@T.
WHFAT.-Mi Xed. coo bush7's yrry COOS on
priysre terms Red 62G bushes t4ir to
uriruc Shortherry ri 10 10 sjc.; 200 bushels
isine ~bott0crry seed n 92c,
CoLN.-HhItt. 1870 bushels pr.m" ~ DC ,
18t bushels prime on lrFSie terms
OATs.-N ut r, goo bushels common 10
GOOD at 3G 10 3sc.
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Ennua.I Accounted

By Auelo-Amerlcan cable to the Dlspltch
PARIS, October G.-The French institute
met to-day and accepted the tsqU o..
tie ChantIilY estates by the Due u AumAle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
Mrs. Cleveland NJ Home.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, u. e., October g. Mrs..
Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom returned 10
Washington this morning. They arrived
here about $50 O'Clock, ana were met al the
railroad station by the President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
The Teu-Hour System.

by telegraph 10 the DiSpatcn'l
CHICAGO, Octobcr6.- To-day me Chicago
packers unanimously agreed to chance 70
the ten-hour system on Monday, OCTOBER
18th,
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Established A. ID. l7lo.

n GORGE d. PLEASANTS & son,
VI llO4< MAIN STREET. AGENs
Sun FIRE OFFICE, OF LONDON, ENG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
NORFOLK PEANUT aARKEr.

NORFOLK, October d.-Ihe market is
some v hat active 10 day, aud the commits
s.on.hlus,s are selling stock Al quotations.
Business 1T the fsctOfies IS altO active, aud
The ltst.cleGntd nuts have sold a. hisn as
So. nime. 3a3.c.: fancy. &C.; common.
la2c sLe.led, 2s2.c.: factory hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
burglar Fatally stabs Himself.

CuicAoo, October G.-H. G. Foreman, q
burglar who was found 10 Grommes q
ulricb's Iiquor.sscre last night, fat'ily
stabbed himself this morning at Hirrison'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
Secretary Manning.

ALBANY, n. T., October 6. -Secrel iry
nonnIpg went 10 New York this morning,
aud expects 10 be 10 Washington next
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

In addition TO Its United States assets
II unlimited resources OF TIE society, To-
eether with the Individual responsibility OF
lis wealthy shareholders. isof such i'm mense
proportions az To entitle II to the fullest
ifusi and confidence IN London IL does the
leading business. To those who seek rella-
hle Indemnity IL commends Itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
MAXINE tSTELLiGESCE.
OFT Oy RICHMOND. OcToBEs 8, Is

steamer ARIEL. peyo. Norfolk. United
states mail, merchandise ana passengers.
/ h lie tnn. sgent.
Schooner Bessie G. Beach. Corseley. New
ICIk. pig iron and tobacco stems; vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

cotton REPORT.

20 quote Vine - 5o@22. - sugc'A ns,
$3.50: patent fsInily. country. si.1tas5.2t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
Iho pope's visit 30 NJ. Peters.

lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch J
RONg, October G.-The Pope paid his
periodical formal visit to Il. Prt,r, t.
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Der. q. isss.
10y telegraph


Steamship George Appoid. Warren, Ball.
more. and sailed for sorlo.k
STEAMSHIP Richmond, Boa, New YORK
and sailed for West Point
schoonets h. Merwin. stiles. New York.
light: James Ford. Garfield. Boston, light;
en-. Valentine. Curtis, New York. light;
James Is. ogden, NewbUry, Boston, lxat
SAILED.
Steamship Alliance, Beers South Ameri-
can ports, merchandise, passensers. AMI
mails.
sehocners Lixyie Wilson, Chadwick, Bo,.
ton, coal Lixz.e Young, Shaw, Boston. coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

Market dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
NEw YORK COTTON FUTURES.

Ngw YORK. October G.-Cotton-liross r. =
c.ipis 229 bales Futures closed quiet;
sales 81 eCG bales; October sp.l3as9. IA;
Novrnl Der s9.l6as9 II; December. e9.20a
g92l: January S9.2Gse27; February,
- 25as9. 80; March go i9as9N: April.
~ 52sss So: May 80 60ssO.6i: juno 50. Gsa
80 10; july, t9.75a:9.77. August, 50 6ia
50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
BALTIMORE STOCK M,RXEF.
nI,lMoNp >rulA rACmANGE.

BALqIMoRE, MD. October G.-Vtrginia
6s solidated, "a; DO. I0.4O's, Al; do.
lew SIS, 6Tl.. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

WEDS EsDAY, October ., 1851
SAIFs-SECoND BoARD.-2 600 Richmond
city 6's (B. b. at 100; ? 100 Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac dividend
.orlp lB B)at sSf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NEW yosk sroCK mAaxEu.

Nyw YORK, October s.--To-days stock
msIEei WIS much less active than That OF
yesterday. and the upward movement re-
ceiyed check. There was some buying ny
OF don, but much less than has been no
iiced for the Jast few days. The money mar
bet worked somewhat easier which had an
adverse influence on speculation; bat ster'
ing exchange rates were reduced. Ia COZ
sequence OF the lack OF inquiry. and the In
cIessed supply OF cotton Bills, speculation Ia
New EnglaId received anothe; set back To-
day and that stock Knight 81 Ss a heavy
decline. The general impression IL that the
bull leaders have taken 'belr PROFITS, west
Crn Union was extremely active but shows
10 change this evening. Vanderbilts were
stories TO the effect that the dissatisfaction
Of the Penny lvspia railroad had been 70
moved, aiding IN the rise. The opening was
stfong, the gains over last evenings nnti
figures Ranging ih3i, but Missouri Pacific
vas up per cent Several OF the active
list we're unchanged. and western Union
WIS., down Il. The market was feverish ana
irregular In the early trading, aud New
England dropped nearly per cent, but the
rem ainier Ot the list was firm To strong. aud
continued so for mC9t OF tue morning,
'bOUgh the highest prices were geneially
made close 20 IL O'Clock. A tomewnat r.
regular, but generally heavy market, sue.
CcPde1 there being q sl'Rhtraly IN the last
hour but the close was weak. Total sales
$50 eco shares.
No,n.- STOCKS active ana firm. Money.
g POI cent. Exchange-iong fsisaislS'
short 4e4a4sl4. Govern
FN,ening,-Fxchsnge 4slz. Money, sa
S per cent. Sub-Treasiry balaBces-Oold
s12G 066.000: currency, s2G.o10O00. Gov
ernuents dull; por cents. l29; per
cents leo bid. state bonds duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
INSURANCE AGENTS.

GEO. d. PLTAsANTs. WIRED. PLgAsANrs
,r..In,nlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE-INsUR
ANCE COMPANY IN THE WORLD.

IN ACTIVE BUSINESS EXISTENCE l7t
YEARS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

NEW NORK SINtC NiRkfr
OCTOBER S-Quoied 40 s33aS51.3O for
virginia s72 5caSs0 FOR 5icily.-J0uraaI Of
ffBHfFcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

QUJTATiOt5
Coon 1OLISB.- 81 @. IBC.
NrpDLi.3G. g l-l6c.
Low MfBDLISG s o 1916.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
lErLErn NANIrfs.ArInNs.

~CyC!i times De- threatened % XIII mis-
mcthe-, Tor whom be seemed To- have 4 p
rial dislike. When he tIn short u money
&c w0ald r0t hesitIic 10 steal j., or 81. 'bc
rcr,cnal woIq,y o! any OF nIs familg
which be BID npp;opa'cJ. Advice he
world rot !is;cq 10. he beloved that he
was the devil and tad the whole worlI in
bis grasp. he sept on with the in,inuI-
Ting druE II had death grip on him.
he could not sleep, aud iuigigcd be wl-
followed by lDt 81 men Win gre ]
eyes and red lJdi,,, who were att
MS l'c. I'e became utterly drbl-eI
anl us habits were ftnH worse
Can IN animal It's health gave
say and Le could not CIi. Medicine
D, would not take. lie finally hal yiole II
nis ~ mper, and one i"h, be broke ihtl
his mother, room with cir'uL-kDi'e iu
b. hand 10 Kill her. lie wa7 a r1yng ma
...c. lie was d.sarmcG, arc :, lg,l".
o. Il w.s taken rs me pOiira 20 h),pi' 2.
~ III. fathers request The syringe lud
he cCta'ue were found on him, and tien
10 was first known what YVES TIE matt 'r
with him. His aims and body welc m1rkeJ
with :Le little spot, caused b. The frequent
use o. The syringe.
" uttusI IT. tall bt Atl'A l' II N'4 Z ~
conjecture. The n4ijycs 81 south AmcI' len
vnO chew the Cyhfory'0a coca pl9ut,
from which the cocaine i. eX-r-ct d, die
hen in this PATIENTS condition. IT.
hoIse surgeon hope, T. bring him around.
lie has been assigned to private room as
aIFiyate c. Sc. The Injection 81 cOclIne /,
stil kept up. bat the doses are being
gradually diminished, and will soon be
stopped. But little Of The food given
Gigtsts. and touics are freely administered.
\ ,li~ ht Improvement in the physical con.
III, ion Is manifested. but he is stu as wild
as 4 hawk. The future treatment depends
upon circumstances, and the clse j. being
watched with great interest 5y the medical
profession.
II j. coming to be considered That cocaine
j. q mos, dangerous drag. AID tn, Ie-isll-
i've restriction Should be- placed upon rs
gle. Il vii! Soothe Pain. Il IL nu3. aud J.
pat up 10 many iC.Us Tor ih' purpose, 0u'
30 -boIid mover Pc tIbe0 Wua)Di ~. advice
oi "a physician. The exalted pleasure when
those VITO have taken t'i- dru' Mhi-n1.iy
seem 10 derive from its usc is more power.
iui than the human will. and makes u al
most impossible to brcIk the nlhlt. The
M'dical RecOYd said edltoIi4lly recently:
"No drug with so short history ha'
gotten hold OF so many victims az cocaine.
We fear that the cocaine habit las gr'lt
and gloomy future before il. 10 IA alDit
more easily acquired aud one which run'
Lody and mind even more Qul-k'y than
does mOrphiuCr