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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
LITERARY SOCIETY.

In the parlors Of the First Baptist church
the Literary society convened at the usus!
hour. The exercises opened with sing x
aud a prayer by Il :. McAiehsel. Tbs
president. John Morton. appointed Mrs.
Benton critic for the evening. 4 recitation
followed entitled Gone with Hanfsomsr
Man, by Miss Gracle Davidson. vocal
solo by Miss Minnie Lane Recitation,
The Black Horse and bis Rider. by Aiss
Jessie Reynolds. An original reading,
Freaks Of Kansas Dust and Wind. by Mrs
". J. Benton.
After an int~rmission u ten rnigu'ss The
following judges were ehossn: II. T..
CIasler, J. Il. Foy5y. A J. Ericksrsgu, l..
Wa.l. J. G. swicksra. II. o. Harrisoa.
Ida CFawnlsr. Clara Nitzel. Asbsi AAgs-
too, ". c. Brissey. Mrs Cofrie.
The question Resolved. That phseS-
ology is a science" wzs discussed Oy the
following dsspntants The affirmative
z u. Lienrsnes. X T. kgight. II. , Nc
EIroy. The nSzatlve-L :. McAicAssi,
r. a. North. j. r. Adams
The decision Of the iadgss was RENDERED
in favor Of the Affirmative after Which tss
critics report ssas zirea.
SIR. J. T. Adams. as president. and Niss
Mabel Harsson. sz treasurer, wSrs elected
for the snsusns Two week. Tts q5sstiou
Tor next Friday evening - Resolved.
That higa License l. preferable 70 yrohies-
ffo. -
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
GLEAN1NGs FROM THE WRECK.

Last night the broken cars and debris OF
tie wreck an the Santa Fe passed through
the city on the way to the shops. Mr..
Henry Mayer, special agent of the road,
has been invsstinating the cause of the
fire, and said last night that he was lean
ing to the impression that the intimatlon
thrown out by the EAGLE the following
morning was the correct clue. He bad
been working on that and had sufficient
evidence to prosecute the tramp for GRIM
iDal negligence at least. He has proof
that he was at the scene of the fire one
hour before the accident, and has tele-
graphed his description and authority to
arrest far and near. The company will
spare no pains or expense to ferrlt the mat
ter out and bring the culpable parties to
inStice.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE BOARD.

The Real Estate Exchange association
presented the board of trade with black
board of q clever design yesterday. The
name of the association is at the top in
tastily executed letters. A painting of
corn, whea: and oats with number of
bushels raised last year in the county.
Oats, 1,S3s, $50 bushels; wheat, s64, 10i
bushels; corn, 7,92S, 200 bushels. On one
side is picture of fat hog aud under it
will be the number of hogs slaughtered at
the Wichita packing houses for each month
of the year. A picture of a steer will be
accompanied by the number slaughtered
in Wichita. On the board is space for
announcing meetings of the association,
directory and committee meetings. The
design comes from Mr.. Robert X. Woods,
and was we'll executed.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
ANOTHER WOMAN DISCOURSES on TIKI
DUTIES OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.
To the Editor o. the Eagle.

To the Editor o. the Eagle.
We noticed in yesterday mornings
EAGLE that the Franklin, Irving and Levy
street school buildings have never been
supplied with water by the water COM
pany, though they are located near mains,
and could easily be given good supply.
The account further says: "a member
of the board said yesterday that the mat
ter had never been called TO the attention
of the board, or in his judgment it would
have been attended to long ago. he bad
no doubt but that the board would en-
deavor to comply with the request made
just AS soon as posi- Die
Ii is supposed that the board are elected
to look after the welfare OF the schools,
without waiting to be petitioned to do
their duty. There can be no excuse for
neglecting a matter SO necessary TO the
health of the pupils, as abundant supply
OF good water. The excuse often gwen Is
that all the members of the board are bus
iness men fully occupied with their own
affairs
We need some members on the board
who will have time 10 attend TO these I'M
portaut details.
II there had been any women on the
board a matter so evidently essential
would not have been neglected until tEslr
parents called their attention TO IT.
Wherever the experiment has been tried,
women have done just this: given special
attention TO sanitary affairs. Whether
because of more leisure or greater interest,
it matters not: the schools are better cared
for.
Wellington. Emporia. Topeka, and other
towns in the state have had women on
their school boards, with satisfactory re-
suits Women have also proven tbeil
ability TO I'll this Office in the largest cities
OF the country. Why should Wichita hes
itate TO follow their exanple2
In this day OF political Jobs and
.Iboosiier!s!n," women. though holding
thousands of Offices OF trust, have never
been char ged with corruption and IL the
Improvement of our seaool sysiem-es-
pecislly in the direction OF industrial and
kindergarten training women have besz
leaders, notable among whom are Mrs
Hemingway OF Boston. Miss Dodge ol
New York. Mrs. Carse OF Chicsgo, and
Mrs. Cooper of San Francisco.
No doubt there arr women IN Wichita
with time and talent 20 devote 20 the c-ars
of our public schools Let rs seek then
out and give taem place ol LIS vrsArd.
l. T. +.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
ANOTHER GRAND SUCCESS.

| Number tenor number two of the
second seres-of the fortnightly enter
tainments given by the Young Peoples
society of South Emporia avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal church came off last night,
and was grand success in every particu-
lar. Notwithstanding the unpleasant
weather the house was filled with as fine
| an audience as ever assem- bled in Wichita
At each entertainment the committee on
program aims to excel the preceding one,
and in this case they succeeded admirably.
Owing to sickness and other causes, two
of the parties having parts on the pro-
gram could not be present, hut this con-
tingency had been provided for and al
though the program was quite long it was
almost faultlessly rendered throughout.
The opening piece was humorous
recitation by Master Dick Hays, which
put the audience in good humor for what
followed.
This was followed by solo by little
Helen Horner-a lament for her little lost
dog.
The recitation by Miss Nellie Warth,
though quite long and difficult, was rem
dered almost to perfection and won great
favor with the audience.
Little Gertrude Calhoun again won the
hearty applause of the audience in her fine
piano solo, Nearer, My God, to Thee, with
variations.
The recitation by Miss Margie English
was good and Was well rendered for one so
young.
A program for one Of these entertain
ments would hardly be complete without
Charlie Loveiess and his saxiphone, and
on this occasion he more than maintained
his well earned reputation, being called
back for a second performance.
The exercise, In costume, by five little
girls from the department of Miss
Bonnell and Miss McMIllen, OF the
First ward school, in their
little tea party, parody on George and
Martha Washington, was well performed,
and was highly enjoyed by the audience.
After an anthem by the choir Prof. II.
o. Smith recited fine piece, Our Folks. !"
which was well received.
One of the finest musical selections was
the piano duet by Miss Mabel Aver and
Miss Lena Shaw.
The vocal daet by Mr.. and Miss Town
send was we'll received as was also the one
by Mrs. Smythe and Mrs. Horner.
Perhaps the recitation OF Miss Mabel
Moore was more eagerly looked for than
Anything else on the program, since this
young lady won the gold medal at the
Demorest medal contest at the Baptist
church last Friday night. Miss Moore
maintained her reputation and met
the expectation OF the audi
ence and received many hearty
congratulations from her friends at the
close of the entertainment. She has few
EQUALS as an elocutionist for one of her
ege.
She was followed by Miss Belle Way
nick, the teacher of elocution. who render
ed Longfellow's Hiawaths il a highly
creditable manner, doing justice to this
difficult but grand poem. Had this been
a prize contest it would have been difficult
to decide between Miss Moore and Miss
Waynick.
Mr.. Will Collins, being called from the
city On business, could not I'LL his enguge-
ment, but he furnished q good substitute
in the person of Prof. Alexander, who de-
lighted the audience with fine cornet
solo, with piano accompaniment by Miss
Lena Shaw.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
BUSINESS FOR TODAY.

Today being the anniversary of Wash
ington's birthday the banks will close and
many of the leading business establish
ments of the city. The city Offices will be
closed also the county offices, with the
exception of one man in the clerks officc
and one man in the treasurer's Office, who
are forced to remain there from the fact
that it is Saturday and many school trus-
tees will be III from the country for the
salary of school teachers. Many of them
will come in fifteen or twenty miles and
TO find the offices closed would be a great
inconvenience. and hence the offices will
be kept open just for them. Some of the
business houses will be open until noon
then close, while others will do business all
day
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
ELECTION NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS,
L

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS. !
WICHITA Kan Feb. p.
The annual election for members of the
CITY council and of the board of education
to fill vacancies will occur this year on
Tuesday, the lst day of April.
The registration books will be closed on
the DIST day of March aad remain closed
until the day after the election takes place.
All citizens, both male aud female. who
are entitled 10 the right of suffrage under
state laws must register between the lst
of January and the 2lst of March or they
will be deprived the privilege of voting at
this election.
II YOU wish to participate in the election
of your officers, see that your name is
Registered. II. L. TAYLOR,
Commissioner.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
For the Eagle.
MURDoCK's SCREAMING EAGLE.
BY Ii. W, Z.

W,
heavens Did you hear it? That gushing rhythmic
screed
About that Hen of Easleys and her pluck and pride
and greed?
How she struts up Eagle, with feathers all
on end
And cha nenges his notice that some dignity would
lend?
But serenely sits the Eagle like the king Of birds
he is
And with high and lofty spirit disdains to dirty his
Great polished beak and talons and soil his pumage
when
No be ter game is offered than a dried up. setting
hen.
o. bird of royal instinct! o, fowl of kingly sway.
Like Luciier the brilliant, sweep on tiny glorious
way.
Thine upon the zenith, and thy pinions. strong
and proud.
Maintaining thee in safety above the stormy cloud
the air,
Evolve those schemes Uf grandeur none but Wichita
may share.
Fen now eyes are thee. thou grdst the
mountain top
And we know full well that quickly there's some
thing going to drop.
And when within thine eyrie thou get'st thy dander
up,
The earth shall quake and tremble with the terror
of .hy swoop.
The hen may ape thy calm repose, the buzzard ape
thy scream,
But none counterfeit the fire tnat lights thine
optics CLEAN.
Above the broad prairie-beneath the azure sky:
That bounds the state of Kansas-'twixt earth and
heaven high
OF all the birds, both tame and wild-hen, turkey.
duck or sea gull
Goose, pigeon. peacock, pelican you'll only find
EAGLE.
Wichita, Feb 90 1890
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
AT THE FRIENDS CHURCH.

As previously announced, special re-
ligious services have been held at this
church each evening during this week, and
while the attendance has not been large,
the meetings have been characterized by a
marked degree of earnest interest. IRE
ministry. by the pastor and other ministers
and by the common priesthood of believ-
ers, has been very full and comprehensive,
reaching to many states and conditions by
which many have been benefited and
strengthened. It is expected TO continue
TO hold evening meeting as above during
the coming week and for an indefinite
time, announcements of which viii be
made from the pulpit from day TO day.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

Miss Shafer, general secretary of the Y.
W. c. A, is in Emporia attending the an
nual conference of the general secretaries
OF the Kansas Y. W. c. A.
Song and praise service at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday at p. IL.
Educational classes will meet for organ
ization according 20 the following program:
Dress making, Monday, February "a, ':l5
p. m.
Eloeution, Wednesday, February 26; Ills
p. m.
German, Friday. February :. T:l5 p. N.
English, Saturday, March 1, s:l5 p. m.
Social. Tuesday evening. February .,
regular program.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
From the Hutchinson News.
EASLEY'S SETTING HEN.
BY ID. L.

Poesy has been wasted on many worthless themes.
On joys that Bacchus tasted-on leve-lorn lovers
Why, cen that myth, the devil. has engaged the
poets pen.
But il scout such driveI and sing Easleys Setting
Hen.
We have reason to remember. we have reason to in
The feats of this game member Of the gallinaceous
For pluckfer or rarer fowl no breeder ever saw
She's an ncubating terror to that bird at Wichita
/ know not her appearance, but 1t safely may be
said
From her burning perseverance that she is thor
oughbred;
To her 6rooding task she freezes, and was never
known to droop
From those pestilent diseases, chicken cholera and
Group.
'Tis true she'll sometimes tackle job beyond her
grade.
And has been known to cackle before her egg was
land;
But once she set her gizzard to hatch some new
coDceit,
No Minnesota blizzard could then abate her heat.
The goose Of ancient fable that laid the egg Of gold
TO this hen ne'er able candle light TO hold;
They say she's now a-hatcning, III her old-tme
attitude,
And you'll see some powerful scratching when she
brings out her new brood,
Let others shout the glores of things untried and
OF Edorado stories in the rich lands OF the Sioux
Fer Oklahoma crazes Jet simple ones still how,
But I'll sing the praises OF Easleys setting fowl,
Hutchinson, Feb. IL, 1SaD,
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
wAsHINGToN-s BIRTHDAY.

Washington school will celebrate Wash
ington's birthday this evening by an en-
tertainment given in the Friends church
on Cleveland avenue. between Douglas
and First The program will consist Of a
drill, flag exercises, patriotic songs and
washington's birthday dialogues. etc. The
major part of the program will be rem
dered by the pupils of the third and
fourth grades All friends OF the school
and all interested in educational work are
cordially invited 10 be present. Enter
tainmeut will begin u, p. u. sharp, Feb
IuarY -. Is2a
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
YESTERDAYS FIRE.

The fire alarm was turned IN yesterday
afternoon on account of an accident at 72S
North Topeka which resulted in some
slight damage. The leg of base burner
stove came out in the residence of Mr..
Rogers and the stove fell over, allowing
the burning coal to escape on the carpet.
The ladies were too much alarmed to do
anything but the department was soon on
hand and in few minutes gathered up
the burning Goals and extingUished the
fire. which was just getting nicely started.
The carpet and floor was about the only
damage.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
C1TlzENs, uEE11NG IN FIFTH WARD

CfIlLENS' AAS TAA III W n Ill.,
There will be mass meeting OF the citi-
zens of the Fifth ward on Monday even
ing. February "a 1890. at the office of O.
Martinson, between Chicago avenue and
Seneca street, to select candidates for the
following offices, to be voted for at the
coming city election, to be held in the city
of Wichita, Kan, on the sth day of April,
1896, towit: One candidate for the office of
councilman for Fifth ward, enc candidate
for the Office of member of the school
board from Fifth ward. Let all the citi-
ZenS attend
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

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and r. ~ Mzgrszsf. .; ias kuzny nsees
wssaersrx, arFirss "a The essy ixs. uixss
for The psTposs os Esklnx tas ansl ar
r4axsrnsuts far t1d&y's nsteA- TheJ re-
port The Rsnnyrsess toTs 10 soos tstn
asd eager t0s ths fray. The rrsz.slSdzs q
tie te4za us.i arrive isis rnornisgs
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
That
Tired Feeling

Last spring was completely tagged cut Nv
strength left me and fet sick and miserable all
the time 80 that could hardly attend TO nav busi-
ness took enc bottle of Hoods Sarsapa-ilia- and
II curei me There is nothing like n. X C.
BEGoLE, Editor Enterprise. 5elleviile, Mich
Hoods sarsaparilla gave me new iife and ressor-
ed me to my wonted health and strength
WILLIAM H. CLouGH Tfl5on. y. u
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
YOts 50 HEx

DR.. Joan Wlsiiaalsos, u. D. will af-
dress tie y0uLE men ~ the gospel rasstsng
held by tbs + u, c. A. a the brsek
church oorpeg % Lawrsoss ssd Flrss
street. SansiaY sftsrnooa, frous 70 5
ofelock. Dr. WlIii4u520n has . n..ssrsl
repa;ztioa a. = blbls stadsni sss3 sFsaxsl-
ist. ,;ad 90 one shoaid taiss csis ovporta-
s.ty q bearing The Doctor On thls bis fEst
vlsi. TO the csfS.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
PERSONALS.

The Runnymede boys are at the Carey.
J. e. Couhlin, of Topeka, is in the city.
Mr.. 4. C. Smith was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. L. Totty, Wellington, is in the city
today.
A. J, Smythe, of St. Louis, is at the Met
ropole.
Mr.. r. A. Morris, Atchison, is in the
city today.
Mr.. D. w. Pell, Chicago. was in the city
yesterday.
Mr., Gus Moser, of st. Louis, is at the
Metropole.
F.H Ford, of New York, is stopping at
the Metropole.
Mr.. Thomas L. Norris, Freeport, is in
the city today.
Mr.. S. A. Berry, Kansas City. was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. d. S. Cassell, Belleville, was in the
city last night.
Mr. E E. Machell, Harper, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. j. w. Moody, Fort Scott, was in the
city yesterday.
Charles T Beck, of Winfield, spent yes
terday in the city.
ed at the Metropole.
Mr. Walter Arnwund, st. Joseph, was
in the city last night.
Mrs. Z. w. Kramer and children Cheney
are at the Manhattan.
Mr. a G. Goodrich, of the O. & NJ, was
In the city Yesterday.
Mr. Sherman Skinner was in FL Dorado
yesterday on business.
s. l.. Gilbert, of Gueda Springs, is spend
Ing few days In the city.
Mr.. r. a. Bratton, Galena, H., will be
in the city for several days.
f. c. Raney, of Anthony, was calling on
friends in the city yesterday.
J. II. Warner, of Paris, Tex, is looking
after some business matters III the city.
Mr.. John b. Dorhey and wife left yester-
day for san francisco via the Santa te.
]. S. Holloway. of Coffeyville, spent
Yesterday looking after business matters
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Z. Howe leave this
morning for st. Louis to visit relatives Tor
ii few days.
Father Then is slowly but surely i'm
proving and hopes to be able To sit up
during the coming week.
Mr.. George f. Lewis, of Mt Hope, has
received an appointment IN the railway
mail service OF this district.
Misses Lucy and Florence Guthrie give
a Washington party ut their residence, 403
Waco avenue. today from TO 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Hope Hooper arrived from
Chicago yesterday on their way TO Runny-
mede ana are staying at the Carey.
Mrs Jennie Hill, of Indianapolis, who
has been visiting Mrs. w. :. Morris, of
1859 North Topeka, returned home yester-
day.
Messrs. s. NJ. Burdette and w. c. i.
Beard, of Hutchinson, spent yesterday IN
the city looking after some business mat
terS
Mr. Joe Nixon, Of Altoona, Pa, is in the
city looking after some business matters.
He has large interests III farm lands IN
southern Kansas
General Murray Myers, II. d. Heiser-
man aud Is II. Downing leave this morn
ing on the Midland for Sterling. to attend
the meeting To be held there today by the
old soldiers of Rice and Reno counties.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
D1RrCroRY MEETING.

The directory of the Real Estate ex-
change will hold meeting at 10 o'clock, a.
M, and all are requested to be on hand
promptly as some very important business
is to be attended to. There will be no call
of ''offers" and wants today.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
That
Tired Feeling

Kss never been more prevalent or more prossratins
thar now The winter has been mid and unheaifh-
fal. Influenza epidemic and fsve-s have visited
nearly all our homes leaving about every body IN
weak tire-ouI lanzlsid condition. The usefulness
of Hoods Ssrsaparila is thas made greater thSn
ever il is absolutely nneqaaiiea As oaiiding-
up strengthening medicine. Try il and you VIII
realize its rscuuer rariye powers.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Hoods SarSaparilla

Builds up In rc-feciiy natural way. all tas weak
enet parts acfs spoz the hl5o-i as Isarinsr and
vsaliser and assists 10 healthy action those nPer
tanf orrans. ths, Siiaevs and livex.
-Ny daughter received maeA e=aeis from the usa
of Hoods Ssr>aF aril a eycets5ns tonc after
yru,racfe,f attack a. bronchial Pneamoaiar KEv. =
II. ADAMS New Hartford Cean-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Hoods SarSaparilla

and liver tones the digestive organs, creates al
appetite puri'ies and yisaizes the impure and slug
gish blood cures the headache aud overcofnes al
the prostrating effects OF thai ired feeling Mt T.
W Sloan of Milton. Mass. writes; For i've years
Twas sick every spring but last Year began in Feb
rliary 20 take Hoods SaEsspariila. and have nor
seen sick day since"
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
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"A srrs.c boy - . pslisee Ssss fancy
sf1sr has sssss tsesn left sasss asss. szis Il -
saoughG ls EIll sis cary q eoEs1sns tea
There - isoshlng b>ttsg fsT Toay sass6fsa
tnst Ars daily sxpo~sss fkaa a sSoseSz. 20
iwo O. DT. Balls Losgs Syrug.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Hoods SarSaparilla

Hoods Sarssparilla has renewed nay grip an
81 years OF axe and was all run down aat d.seour-
aged have taken Hoods sarsaps-iifa and on look
ing myself over and that much better. IN fact
quite a chap OF course tie medicine VIII ros dis
eount my years bat il To il than any
thing else CHAs. 3. LONG, Shrewsbury, N1ss-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

Football players never mind weather
Lei every body show their appreciation OF a
good game and of the kindness OF the gen.
tlemen who are coming from Runneymede
TO play England's national game he
member the hour. 2:30, at Clpper ball
park. Take Riverside motors.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

Rev. L. w Bicknell was summoned
home from Leon, where be has been en-
Gagged in a revival meeting for two weeks
mast Wednesday night, 10 attend the sick
h of his wife, who is seriously ill of gas
,r;,is. Mrs, Bicknell is in a crit cal condl-
tion. though WAS thought 10 be slightly
better iass night
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
That
Tired Feeling

The marked benefit which peo7safn run down or
weakened state OF health derive fren Hoedss sax
sapariia cons.lusveiy proves tAs calm that this
medicine -rnak.s ,Ae weak ssrcSis IL does ne act
like stimuiaut nparrinr fictitious strength fresa
which there nus; be rescstoaef greater wsaSness
than bssare bet possessing just these elements
which the system needs and readily sie<es<
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

The Wichita Light Infantry drilled for
the first time last evening III their new
armor,, the Garfield hail. The boys are
well pleased with the change. They were
visited by General Myers. who said Wlch-
ita would soon have n crack company.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

Col NJ. Stewart returned yesterday from
Washington, d. c., where he went TO look
after some business for the Garfield Post
association. He reports having been as
successful as he anticipated and we'll salts
fled win the business feature Of his trip.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

Attorney Stanley is intending to quit
the law business and take up poultry
raising He now has few white Wyan-
dottes for starter
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
Hoods Sarsaparllla

Itake Rootl's SarSapavtlsa a sReiHs teaio asd
recommend l. ail vSo have t' "A = aisr tissd
fcs-.ip-~ e IsARMKs-KE. 80 Bridge stgces- bgoc<-
lyn. y. Y.
'.FeeIiaa. iarculd ard dizzy. having 10 aqpcuis
and no afnhssan 10 ssorG 2 fs,cS Hoods Sagsap-
ari "a with Ihe best reslis. As aisssh nSlGaFaSos
and .sr scsseral deagiisy thsk . sesvrior 20 ai,y-
thing else" a \ I.IkEH CtSa. y, \.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

The real estate exchange DIRECTORY yes
terday elected members: ID. NJ. hlrkoride
y. Smith and w. : Hotehklss.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

Colonel Murdoch is still indisposed but
slowly improving. He expects TO be able
10 assume his duties with the coming
week