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funny stories That Are Told About the Well
Known Chicago Congressman.

Funny stories That Are Told About the WELL
known Chicago Congressman
speciai to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Thers is no man In
Congress who has been more extensively written
,bout than the Hon. Frank Lawler. OF Chicago.
Mr.. LAWYER has been the hero Of some OF the
rest stories that have ever been circulated about
Congressman. He became famous when he
srst came to Washington ;tncrsh the circula-
ton Of several yarns. in which he appeared in
he most ridiculous light Cue q: the best Of
hem was q story to the eject that, after bav-
Ing eaten. with n great deal Of enjoyment. his
1rst dish Of soft-shell crabs. in company with a
friend. he tried to secure . fresh supply when
alone next day. The story goes that Mr.. Law
.er entered a restaurant, and, having forgotten
The name Of tie article for which he was look
ing. and seeing Holsters on the bill Of fare,
thought that must be what he wanted. and at
once ordered a dozen. The waiter In astonish.
nsnt exclaimed: "a dozen, sirP Mr..
Lavlsr then saw that he had
made a mistake, but it is reported in
ceiling the story afterwards that he said he
wasn't going to let any 'nagur waiter tell
him what be wanted. and persisted in his order.
The tables were spread. and the Holsters were
9roduced- Mr.. LAWYER tried to eat them in the
way he had the crabs. but found the shells we're
somewha. harder. After having found how TO
get ~ the edible portion OF the toothsome she'll
Cab, he pitched in and managed to get rid Of one
and . half. when be said: waiter. / am not a.
hungry as I thought 1 was. Bring me . glass of
brandy and the bill" The bill Was $3.50 aud
Mr. Lawlsr simply remarked: as that ALL You
may keep the change" as be handed him a
tweoty. Some OF Mr.. LAWYERS friends in Chi
csgo who read the story said they would not be-
dave 10 Until they read the last part. when they
we're convinced by that that Mr. Lawler must
rave done just what he was said TO have donsI
The latest ono on tbs Honorable Frank 10 that
some years seo be determined TO boy one Of bis
boys n dram for . Christmas present He IL not
well mp on musica. Instruments, but inquired
the price o. q drum and WAS informed that the
one he was looking a. Was worth sl0. That's
rather more shan l want 70 pay. You can give
me one OF them half ones for -" aud be pointed
to n tsmhourina which xaa ON tha shelf
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Indiana Pensions.
Pensions have been granted the following
named Indinninns

Pensions have been granted the following
named Indianians:
Original Invalid-Wi.liam Loves, Sharptown,
Samuel Pendergasr. Springdale.
Restoration-Philip Stineman, Peru; Thomas
Parker. Spurgeon.
increases. Barber, Silver Lake; A. Parhsm.
Elmore; j. J. Lewis. Greencastle; j. Durham,
Lebanon; NJ. Micklsr. French Lick; j. Laughlin.
Saline City; J. J. Crouch. Gosport; A. J. Hunter.
Newborn; w. A. Fisher, Noblesville; J. Dali
gran. deceased. Coffee; Theo. Benz, alias
Barnes. Evansville; W.. Adams, Bloomington;
+. NJ. Terry. Lilly Dale; A. Antibus. Lyons;
C. c. Jenkins, L~eavenworth; A o.. Mitchell,
Richmond; 5. ii. Bowling. SparKsville; A. c.
Merrick. Russiavills; 5. Foy. Fowler;
w. Iford. P-ndlston; r. J. Craig.
Clinton; j. Hartman. Brookston; p. Eherle,
Marion; J. II. PARK, MarysvilIe: E.
Sauerwein. Fl Wayne: VIM. Clark, Glendsle;
j. Douglass, Loearsport; NJ. Henry, Shelby
vile; r. Howell. Derby; T. Haley, Lafayette;
NJ. J. Cooper. Greencastle; /. Harris. keystone;
+. IL Baker, Washington; A. J. Hawkins,
Petersburg; J. +. Ferguson, Riley; j. J. Carver.
indianapolis; A. Mckinley. Muncie; b. y. Rowe,
Terre daute: w. II. Burton. Writ
Re ISSUE. +. Dicksy. Terrs Hnute: G. W.
Mor-land, Ellettsville: +. Emerson, Browns
town: L. VI. Watson. Terre Haute; NJ. H.. Rags
dale. Glendale; j. II. Robertson, Fontaine: G..
W. Terry. bloomington; J. T. Osborn. Slips
Hill; q. Hays, Lakeside
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A soreiy Afflicted Family.

PITTsBURG. July 2S "A heavily afflicted fam
iy 10 that OF Dir. Plant. a auArrymSn OF New
Castle. Pa His family consisted OF eleven
soals-nine children, his wife and self. His
oldest daughter WAS stricken by d.phtheria,
about two weeks ago, and in four days thereaf-
ter four more Of the children were reported IT'S
victims. and each day added another 10 toe lis.
Each nifht the unfortunate man returned from
MS toll was 20 witness the departure OF another
life that De had watched from birth. AT last
Mrs Plat became weak and exhausted. Three
children we're lying upon one bsd, and the mid
die one died The poor mother had not suf-
feisut strength Left 10 remove her dead Of
spring. snd continued 20 use what little
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LaPorte County Republicans Nominate Can
didates for County Offices.
cpeciai TO the indianapolis JoprnaA
La PORTE, Ind. July 2S.-The Republicans Of
the county assembled here today aud nominated
the following ticket: State Senator, Uriah Gull
bert, of Michigan City; Representative,
Charles B. Simmons; sheriff, John
Shoeffer; clerk, no nomination; treas
urer, Fred II. Zahrn; commissioners, John
Freesee and Fred Groehler; surveyor, John p.
Cathcart; coroner. DR.. Jacob Vile. Senator VI.
II. Weir, who lost the denomination of the Dem
ocrats, and afterward came out as an independ.
ent candidate. came before the convention for
Republican Endorsement, but Was showed under
BY Mr.. Culbert by a vote Of 1877 to lG
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Mormon Missionaries Warmed to Leave

Special to the lndisnanolis Journal
CoRyDoS, July ga man named Seat,
claiming 20 be a missionary OF the Church of he
Latter-day Saints. has been holding mee,inc.At
Byrnville. this county. for two months pat
An apostle from Chicago came to his asst
ance on Friday evening and a large crowd CO.
grsga,ed 70 hear him preach. About 9 o'cloc q
band Of masked men rods into town on hors-
back. and ss they approached ths church hrd
their reviewers q number Of es to attraet.t-
tention. Thew rode ND 10 tho door aud ih-eva
note inside. which was taken 10 the ~"aposiLs
who read IL aloud from the pulpit The eontets
Of the note were to the effect thai IL the Latr-
day Saints did not leave ihe community imr-
distely they would be violently dealt via.
Scott obeJsd, bat tie apostle 10 s,ill en- te
ground
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Parneii's Friends Think He should Apply to
the Court. for Redress
Special 70 the Indianapolis Jourro
LONDON. July 2S-Ths Liberals and PArnell-
ties held q consultation in the House Of Com
mons, yesterday evening. concerning the eharg-
es and countereharges made by the Times and
Mr. Paruell. Many o; those present expressed
thsir bslief that the bringing Of an action for
libel by Mr.. Parnell against the Times would be
preferable to his Investigation by q
commission authorized by the present
shape of the bill for that purpose. and
declared that the action would be the simplest
way to solve the dificulty. Dir. Morley, upon
whose advice Mr.. Parnell implicitly relies.
urged the Irish leader to cas-, his lot upon the
outcome OF q suit, unless the government shall
limit the scope Of Of the commissioners inquiry
10 specific charges, and instruct the investleat-
ipc body TO make the letters the primary issue
All agreed that Mr.. Parnell would be better OF
before a jury than be would before a commits
sioa authorized by the bill SIS IL now stands.
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The Wagner Festival.

RERLIN, July 28.-The Wagner festival at
Bayreuth is not the success which was antici-
pated. Few English and Americans are present
Special trains tonight brought numerous Ger
mans from all parts Of the empire. The per-
formauce opened with the 'Parsifal," conducted
By Motal. recently the leader in the Berlin opera.
Next came the "Meistersinger," conducted by
Richter. Everybody feels and admits the per-
lection OF the chorus and orchestra. The stag
ing is splendid. Julius Knies directs the chorus.
Sarlacher. of Carlesruhe. and Carl Armbruster
are the stage managers. The performances will
continue until the 18th Of August.
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Steamship News.

New YORK. July 26.-Arrived: Suevia. from
Hamburg; City Of Chicago. Etruris, from Livers
pool: Greece. from London; Trave. from Brs
men; La Gascogne. from Hsvre.
QyxESsTovN. July 2a-Arrivea; Barrow
more, from Baltimore; British King. from Phis
a~delphia: Cmbris, from New York.
LONDON. July 2s.-Afrived: Egyptian Mon.
arch, from New York; of Se.lly Islands: wis-
land, for Hamburg.
QUEESsTowS. July 2s-Arrived: La Bour
gogne, from New York for Havre.
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Acc,dent Csused nv Rieycie.

GREAT DARLINGTON, Mass. July GAS O
party consisting OF Joseph NJ. Greenwood. .
well-known Brooklyn lawyer, his daughter,
Mrs. c. II. Terry. and granddaughter. Mary Ia
Greenwood. and three other ladies. all OF Brook
lyn. were driving from here to their summer
home, below Sheffield, the horses became
frightened by a bicycle and overturned the car
riage down an embsnkment. Mrs. Greenwoodk
shoulder and side were badly bruised: Mrs.
Terry's head was cut 20 the bone; Mrs. Green
woods wrist badly spraiped, and others Of Tho
party were badly bruised.
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A Troublesome Question.

NEW YORK, July 2a-The sl2 inspectors OF
election Of ,hs United Labor party who were az
pointed in this city for the last election, on Nov.
Z. were to hold Office for one year. This year
the election COMES of on Nov. q. and these in
inspectors will still be in ONCE. Not having
polled the necessary vote at the last election,
the United Labor party is not entitled 10 in
speciors this year. and what TO do with the in
~spectors of the party Is what IS puzzline toe
police board. 1t is probable that there will be
lively litigation over the matter.
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0nlluArN.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. July 28-Isasc S. White,
surviving partner Of the wholesale drug-hSuss
of Keller x White. died here this morning from
PARALYSIS, with which he was stricken down or
Tuesday. He was q very prominent man. and
bis business house was the largest Of the kind 10
the State.
LEAvESwoRTH. Kan, July 2a-Ex governor
Carney, the second executive and war Governor
Of Kansas. died Of apopleIy At Z o'clock this
morning. He was Governor during the years
Yscp - 1894
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The Cattle-Fever Expe,imenfs.

CHICAGO. July 2s.-The experiments made by
the stocky.rds company TO discover whether
Texas fever ia native cattle is caused by ticks
or not has not been completed. For the past
week several head Of tick.covered Texan and ma
tive cattle have baeu KEEP. in the same pens. eat
ing the same food ana drinking from the same
trough. 1t was supposed the ticks would leave
the Texans for the native cattle. and that death
to the natives would result The natives show
no signs OF sickness. Yesterday the Texans
were turned out 20 erase. where they will be
kept a short time. when tina natives viii be
turned 10 after them.
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The Trouble i'm Zululand.

LONDON. July 2s.-The news from Zululand
is disquieting The quarrel between Usipebu
and Cete wayo's son Dinizulu. which seemed at
one time to be little more than an affair for the
police. has assumed so serious an aspect that all
the available troops in Natal have been hurried
across the Tugela, where l.400 men from Cape
town are already encamped.
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.r.i 20 IN. rndnsnsDosi. Jourua.

tpfcIa AT 20 To IHIILl1U1Is JVufbA-
wISDPALL. Ind. July 28-Frank Williams,
living eight miles northeast Of this place, and
one OF the most substantial farmers OF that To-
eality. was very seriously IL not fatally injured.
yesterday evening. by being thrown from his
buggy. receiving several cuts aud bruises and a
fracture of the skull. bis physician reports bis
condition very critical. the chances being against
his recovery.
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Verdict in the Vaudeville Case.

DUBLIN. July 25.-The jury az Mitchelstown
which was investigating the death of Dir. John
Vaudeville, to-day returned a verdict declaring
that his death was caused bv the unjustifable
treatment to which be was subjected while con-
fined in Tullamore prison. The jury also con-
demned the practice of treating political prison
ers the same as ordinary criminals. The coro-
ner. in the inquest. summed Up the evidence to-
day against discriminating any persons for the
death Of John Vaudeville. IL is evident that
Barr lied in the witness-box.
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NoxoUIrT. Mass. July 2s-Ths following
Bulletin Was issued At 5 o'clock This evening
There has beer no visible Improvement in
Gen. sheridans symptoms since the last bulle-
TN, except that his cough seems 10 grow con-
stAntly easier and that bis voice 10 slightly
stronger. He has taken. today. fsir quantities
Of milk, rice. chicken broth. roast beef and
broilet mutton The next bulletin will probA-
oily DC Issued on Monday.
''WAsgISGToS MATTHEWS.
III. 4. IAkRow."
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snie of News Matter In Public Places.

WAsmNGToS, Jnly 2S-Representative Phe-
Ian, from the committee on commerce. today
reported favorably To- the House his bill TO pro
,ent discrimination in the sale Of literary mat
STEAMBOATS,. In the report the COMMITTEES says
news companies usually pay a considerable sum
70 the railroad and steamboat companies for tho
the privilege Of selling such matter. although
the latter 10 not incur any material expense.
The news companies have IL IN their power TO
discriminate against the sale of any publication.
and this power Is not in the interest of fair play
or justice. Therefore the bill permits publish-
ets or their agents 70 sell their wares on trains
aud STEAMBOATS, whenever the news companies
refuse TO handle their publications.
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sfINOR MATTERS.
A Bin tn Regulate the aIa.ufacturs and Com
pei branding of Lard Compounds.

A Bin tn Regulate the aIa.ufacturs and Com
pei Branding of Lard Compounds.
WAsHISGTOs. Jnly 23-Representstiys Con-
ger. of lows. from the on aeri-
culture. TO day reported 10 the House The substi-
ture for the Buitsrworth bill. TO regulate the
Manufacture OF compound lard 10 its report
the committee says the object of the bill Is to
eompel tbs branding Of compounds sold as lard,
50 IN At the purchaser may be advised OF the
real natnrs Of the article he purchases. The
til - similar IN character to the oleomarcarine
L.v. which Lac given almost universal satisfae-
'ioE. The importance OF the measure
vii become apparent when II Is stated
that the annual lard product Of the United
States js valued at $50. 900, 600. Ii is a business
Of vast commercial Importance and OK vital 10
ter~st TO the farmer and hog grower. II Is an
DnS!spured fac-. SAYS the committee. that par
ties are now engaged in the manufacture and
sal. of compounds sold as lard. and that at
lssst one Of these compounds contained no trace
% lard Whatever. The submits that
II Is impossible 20 justify the practice of such
deception as this. and II. therefore. recommends
the passage OF the bill
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CHICAGO, July 2s-GsOres +. Wilson to-day
instituted suits AGAINST the Chicago Tribune,
Times and News for $40. 600 damages each. and
against the Chicago Herald for $4,000 This
mornings issue Of the papers named contained
DISPATCHES from Denver stating that he had
been involved for large sum of monev. and had
left Denver. taking with him some $40. 900 be-
longing 10 John L. Lower, his partner in the
the contained ia the dispatches re-
ferrsd 70 are false and nbelous-
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Prof. Cobb, Of Rose Polytechnic, Leaves the
City, Taking q Young Woman with Him.
specisl to n. lndI.uaOOli, yOurns,

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind.. July 2S.-Prof. Cobb.
who has been superintendent OF mechanical
engineering at the Rose Polytechnio Institute.
has left the city, and, it is thought. for good.
Furthermore, be went away with q young
woman who is not his wife. II has been known
for some time that he has had domestic and
financial troubles. aud has recently been trying
TO geta divorce from his wife. in which he
fa;.d
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Knox County Nominations.

,pecial 20 the Indisnapoiis Journal
VISCENNEs, July 28-The Republicans held
q large and enthusiastic convention here today
and nominated the following ticket;
For Representative, S. S. Weaver; for prose
cutting attorney. j. G.. Adams; for
treasurer, B. +. Polk; for sheriff. L. G,lmor..
for coroner. DIR. Beard; for surveyor, Joseph
Nayfeld; for commissioners John Starnsr,
John Royce. A. q. Simpson. The Office Of coun.
~ judge was left vacant. aud Henry S. eau
thorn, q Democrat, was indorsed.
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Furnishing Ent.r,alnment for the Shah.

LONDON, July 2S.-The reforms proposed by
the Shah of Persia, upon the suggestion Of
which the Oriental sovereign has been warmly
congratulated by the English government. will
be Far from pleasing to Russia. The Cars
government naturally has no desire to witness
the construction of Persian railways or other
indications OF the growth of English influence
in the dominlons Of the Shah, and its repugnaace
to the innovation has already been made mani
fest. The revolt OF the Turcomsus in Astrabsd,
a frontier province. was undoubtedly melted by
Russian agents. and is only the beginning of a
line of tactics which is intended 70 turn the Shah's
efforts in other channels than that Of furnishing
facilities for the transportation OF British
troops.
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S~cHSEcrApY, y. y, July 2s.-Tne foundr,
connected with the Edison machine works VA
destroyed by FIRE this evening. Loss. s32. O00I
insurance. sl5. 900. The building WAS one OF the
ten which cover FIVE acres Of ground.
MAsIsTIQUE. Mich. july 25-Tbe planning
mill aud warehouse OF the Weston Lumber Com
pany burned last night Loss, $4,000; no la.
surauce.
HARTFORD. Wis, July eG-Rowel a Cot
plow-works were destroyed by fire At an early
hour this morning. Loss, s., 600, no insurance.
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Meeting at Huron-

eseeiai 20 the IHdianaDoiIs Journal
MITCHELL. July 2a-Hon. W. II. Edwards. OF
this place, addressed a large crowd at Haron
Last night. Mr.. Edwards explained the so-callod
free-whisky plank and the tariff question in q
way that made Republicans out Of Democrats.
The Morton Blues OF Huron are now go strong
and among them are several who were before
Democrats. They have q finely organized glcs
club of forty members. and ara building a wig
wan 40 by 80 feet, which they will dedicate
Aug. IL.
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Reunion of Ola settlers.

Special 20 the Ind.anAo0Iis Jourpa-
riProS. Ind. July 25-The old settlers Of
Upton and Hamilton counties hsle their annual
meeting At Arcadia. oday. These gathsring 20
are usually attended by large numbers Of people
from tue surrounding counties. aud to-dsys
meeting Was no exception To the rule. The fair
grounds were crowded with people. and The
meeting Was more than usually Interesting.
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Emperor wnIiam's Visit to Rome.

BERLIN, July 2s.-It is doubtful whether the
interview between Sienor Crispi. the Italian
Premisr. and Count Kalnoky. Imperial Minister
of Foreign Affairs. OF Austria. will be held until
October. The protest of the Vatican against
the visit Of Emperor William to Rome has
proved e~nectual. Cardinal Gamberti, papal
nuncio at Vienna. is reported TO have secretly
seen Prince Bismsrk a. Vienna, last evening, aft
er an absence Of several days. The clerical pa
pers of Vienna announce that he will SO to Berlin
on n special mission. The truth is. Prince
Bismarck has assented TO the proposal to have
Galimberti meet the Emperor William in
Berlin and TO ask him personally TO forego his
visit to Rome. One result OF the Vsticans
diplomatic triumph is that Minister Crispi has
sent instructions to the Italian embassy In Paris
to invIgorate the negotiations for q commercial
treaty with France. Berlin official circles
strongly distrust the italian government on &C
count of its relations with France.
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TuIknmanh in Revolt.

TEHERAS, Persia. July 2S.-Ths Yomood
Turkomans in the Askabad district are in a
state of revolt They have raided several VIII
lagos, plundering the houses and killing many
of the inhabitants. The troops are powerless to
suppress them. The shops in Askabad are
closed and trade is at q stapdstili.
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ae IL About to Twist the Tail Feathers of
the Eagle, to Hear Him Scream
aashingtoa spscizi.
Senator ingalls, is again about 70 deliver .
great speech. This time he will take the pend
'pe fisheries treaty a. his text. and IL 10 prOba-
30 that Secretary BaJard will receive The rough
sat handing Jet given 10 him during the deeats
H. .lsbcrsts interview IN . Baltimore paper.
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Killed TN n Runaway Accident


ELKHART, lad, July ~2S-Frank Sparr.a
wealthy farmer aud ore OF the bsstknown mn
in this section. WAS killed here. last night, y
the running away o, his team. He wss 10 10
act Of getting into his wagoa 10 20 home WIN
the team started 20 run. and. becoming ents-
gled between . rear wheel and the box. his re
were crushed into his lungs and death rssulta
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WAsHINGToS. July 2S.-Mr. Randall and bis
family left Washington this morning for their
country home at Wayns Station. Pa, in the
hops that fresh country air will have the effect
OF increasing the patients strength. Mr.. Ran
doll was taken 10 tue station In n closed car
raige, the blinds of which were closely drawn.
Hs was ACCOMPANIED by DIR. Mallan, who will
attend him 10 his home. when DIR. Martin. who
was unable on account of professional engage
men,s 70 accompany the patient. will take
charge Of the case. While MIR. Randall was
feeble. this morning. owing TO the unusual ex-
ertions consequent on bis removal. his family Is
we'll pleased with the continued Improvement in
his condition.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2a.-Hon. Saml. j. Ran
dali arrived at Wavns from Washington at l2:0o
p. NJ, in President Robertss private car. which
was attached to tho l2:45 Paola accommodation.
Al the station Mrs j. b. Coke. at whose house MIR.
Randall is TO De cared for. was in waiting with .
large, old fashioned. comfortable barouehe.
built several years ago. for her mother. who
was an invalid. Mr.. Randall was fatigued by
the transfer. and gave evidence of It. After
that tie rested easily In the car and bore up
well 10 the end Of his trip. At times he was
quite cheerful and occasionally engaged in con-
versation with those about him, though talk WAS
discouraged, as tending to weary aud weaken
MIN.