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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06
FEELING IN NEW YORK
The National Sensation Overshadows
the Tammany Success.

Special Dispatch TO THE EVENING srAn
New YORK, Nov. 6-Locai failures in cleo
tions are SO far overwhelmed by the national
sensation that Tammany's success and the rout
Of the league is almost forgotten. Every hour
strengthens the democratic news. The latest
is that the democrats will control the state leg
islature and elect q successor to Evarts.
New York rejoices in the result for three
causes: First, the great unpopularity here of
the Mckinley and administrative tariff acts;
second, the intense feeling over the census, and
third, the loss of the fair to Chicago. The
election distributes considerable vengeance
for all these onenses against metropolitan pride
and gain.
The defeat Of the league was due principally
to the dislike of the republican boys for re-
form, no matter how we'll sugar coated Thou
sands of them either did not vote at all or
voted the Tammany ticket This appears in
the vote for the one candidate on the fusion
ticket that they really liked, who came within
1000 votes Of election, while Grants majority
over Scott Was 2S,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06

E%THE WHY AND WHEREFORE.
There are ressvns for the heavy
business I am doing in Tailoring.
- >-.-, 'Twould be trtoled II gave credit,
and n gave credit would be COM
pelled to add 20 per cent ~ my pres
eat prices. I prefer to do . cash
business. because more men srel learn
ing that it pays bsst to pay cash. and
- . result my trade IL constantly in.
creasing.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
"Expert in Trousers"
n6 Cor. 9th and g sts NV.
E~wEArHER REPORT.
Thursday. November 6, 1S90
THE WEATHER TOMORROW 10 likely to be fair
till Saturday. slightly warmer; southerly winds.
MONEY THROWN AWAY.
Because Of prejudice people viii not believe COM
mercial advertisements. They pay 81 is elsewhere
for the same Lumber we sell at sl.15 per l00ft
n6 LIBBEY. BITTINGER MILLER
~ i've or six horses for the winter: best of care
ny experienced hands farm nine miles out 1thstreet
x@sTEAMER LEARY BACK ON NORFOLK
ROUTE
The steamer Leary having been overhauled will re-
sumo her trips to Norfolk on FRIDAY. November
viii be withdrawn. n6.3t
70 MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
Ihave opened m Office At
Sill nth ST.. BETWEEN z AND r sTs. NV.
For the conduct Of GENERAL REAL ESTATE
and RENT COLLECTING business. and respectfully
solicit share Of your patronage and 70
ness placed in my hands.
JAMES r. BARBOUR
-ScARRoLL INSTITUTE. 6o2 ST. NV.
- library, reading aud amusement rooms for
sSsfH5s 5s
E FIRST PAyMENr-sorH ISSUE
NOVEMBER $780,
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDINa" lO03 7 ST.
Once hours from o am. to 4: 30 pm daily On
the hfst Wednesday in each month the office will be
open from to O'Clock pm. Advances viii be made
promptly ct O'Clock.
Shares are s2 SO per month.
sI.Oo0advanoed onsach shsrs.
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application
THOMAS sOAERv1ILK. Prss't
JNo. JOY EDISON. secy. NJ
EHAanlsosi !VEssHs " SSaSibss. fs;s's.s:; ss:...,
HYaHNIc ICE HEALTHY ICE.
MADE FROM PURE WATER OF THE
FEDERAL sPkINGS.
DISTILLED AND FurxRKD.
Retail rate from OCTOBER I, 1890. On sssss,
,Isno Msneo t0n.sn: -. =. Or. ,oo,.
81 SS IS, @ :::s !; 3 = q; Sss; 8 ia
Z: $ ssss:.s = s sssiss S SS:ss
E~DR. ,. K HALEY. DxNJIsTs
e: returned to the city and ~in sssSns iss ps.c-
S coin Music Hail. November Ia exchsnsss6is
q tie iss .s ssssd on general sdissios aefsts
- haId.oms .sss -Slats e4laadsr \ IN
soa q sosson as sn Eiioss q snd fs
sn' 's' ys Gssssa5S "a, sss ;:s ga s9s
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FISH FROM ILLINOIS. 8. fish commission
car No. reached Washington today from
Quincy. ILL.,. having on board . lot OF bass,
crappie and suufish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06

The APPROPRIATION B1LLs.-By direction Of
Representative Cannon, chairman of the House
committee on appropriations, notice has been
sent to the members of the committee request
Ing them to meet here November 20, to begin
the preparation Of the regular general sppro-
priatOp bills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06

A DEsERTER PARDoNEp.-The President has
granted a pardon in the case OF Henry H.
Curtis OF Redbank, NJ. charged with deser-
ton from the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06

OeteCtave BLOCK Ex0nefate0.
The order exonerating Detective Block of the
charges on which he vas recently tried vas
issued BY the District Commissionsrs this
morning, although they had practically agrssd
upon their verdict some time ego, - ststod -
that time in THH 6TA1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

give . courso Of FREE LECTURES on
Commencing November 6. At 7:ao pm. All are IN
R~THE PRIMARY 5. 8. TEACHERS UNION
Interchange Of views ana plans o primary class wors
and mutual help in teaching the international lessons
,ec.. Sf the union should promptly unite eGecina
Its n and sdO.ins plans for its sue
ci.ly desired of all sunday school tesehers Of p nsr
%i r. HonSE R5flSis q ss ss. fTt
SsP1RlTUAL1sM AT woNN,s HALL, TEL
9Th g. NV, EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. Miss
medium All day Friday she viii be at Mrs.. csbeifs
llO I'd st. ae.. for private sittinss. 1s'
KGSMAKE A NOTE OF THIS, :. ~.
am now permanently located in the center
o. 9 the business 9 community with all the advan;
especially FOR my NEE nsedsS. the latest 0nd inprSred
presses: d. new outht OF f. type in both book and
vices Known to the car art With these advantages ger
!csnnSt is but do good work. and I propose to
Tor every description Of Book ASb JUB
PRINTING My work guarantee to be Of tho
best and lower in price than work Of the same
ana a s o ~ w
BYRON 3; ADAMS:
n6-3m 3doors below W. d Moses Sons.
H~i Observation-Disclosures OF STATE,
Washington. DC. November 8. 1890. I'm
formation has been received At this department from
Mr. George H. Scidmore the vice consul general Of
the United States ut kanaeowa Japan OF the death
moker beach, near Yokohama Of HARRY KuMsEY,
ensign the United States navy attached to the
OF war Swatars The legal representatives OF the de-
ceased obtain further information by applying
this department.. Per dispatch No. 274 Dated sep
tember %, 1880. 1t
R~lOI1 CONNECTICUT AVE.
THE FRENCH VOICE.
ONE QUARTER. 20 LESSONS s...,.,.,,,..,,. s6
A special offer till NOVEMBER IL.
lSee Educational Column.l n6-lw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


E-swAshINGTON. NOVEMBER i. 1890
- L have this day associated with me for the
transaction OF general real estate business MIR B. T.
WEIGH. JR Gormeriy with Il. +. Leighton esq.l I
respectfully request tor the new hrn, which Will be
- has been accorded me in the past.
nl-6t W. o. DENiSON. 9:13 St NV
0A. W. swEDBERG. GRADUATE ONTARIO
~ Veterinary College. Is now at the Hotel Fre-
donia Telephone call 1O6. n1-1m
RICE-COAI-wOOD
~ Best grades. lowest prices, red wagons
AMERICAN ICE COMPANY.
Main office, 10th and NV. Telephone 1856.
Branch Office, COG Pa. ave. NV Telephone "a.
J. C. TAYLOR, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer
JOHN MILLER. Vice Prest, in charge Of fuel de-
partment.
Bangor Laths at wholesale,
OIL 3m K NJ. WILLIS. Manager.
RSOFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
- District Of Columbia, Washington, October
81. Isxpayers of the District will take notice
that the undersigned has received the duplicate of
sessments of the taxes for the ending June 30,
this ofice from and after the ST DAY OF NOVEM-
BER, 1890. 0ne-half of said taxes is due November
], 1890. the other half May l. lS01 On much of
the first half of said taxes due November 1890,
shall not lie Iaid during said month penalty of two
t2) per cent will be added the first day Of each
ceeding month thereafter until the same is paid or
otherwise proceed sded with the law directs The law
imposes like penalty Tor non payment of second half
due May l, 1891, If not paid wit hin said month Of
May. h. q. DAVIS. Collector or Taxes DC. o3l-6t
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Senator Blackburn En- Route.

Senator Blackburn En- Route.
Senator Blackburn left Lexington, KY, last
night in company with his wife and daughter
for Warrington to be present at the marriage
Of his daughter, which takes place here in .
few dsys. He has not entirely recovered from
his recent accident, bus says he feels able 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06
DOUBTFUL LEGISLATURES.
Where a Few Votes May Elect DIFF.
ferent United States Senators.


New YORK, Nov. 6-Jate returns from Sulli-
van county indicate the election of Geo. NJ.
Beakes, democrat, for assembly instead Of Rose,
republican. Unless official returns make
further changes in the list the assembly will
stand 6s democrats to co republicans and the
democrats will have q majority on joint ballot
in the legislature.
DETROIT, MICH. Nov. ct is safe to pre-
dict from late returns that the state is demo-
cratic by l0000 majority and that the legisla-
ture will be democratic ON fusion vote With
patrons Of industry.
TOPEKA. KAN, Nov. 6.-The republican cen
tral committee comedies the opposition 10 In
gals in the Legislature will have q majority.
The election Of six opposition Congressmen N
assured.
CHICAGO, Nov. e.-The 7,Iouns (repubiican)
fnds the result in the state Legislature to be -
follows: Senate-rcpublicsn, "a; democrats, -.
House-republicans, rs; democrats, 76. F.M-R
A., 2 Joint assembly, l02; demo-
Gratis. 100. F.MBA., q This would make Q
men should vote with the democrats, or give Q
majority Of four should they vote with the 10
publicans.
HARTFORD, CoxN., Nov. 6-The Legislature
stands: senate-Republicans, 8; democrats,
l6. House-Repubiicsns 134; democrats. III.
One not yet heard from Republican major
ity on joint ballot or TO- The
legislature will have 70 settle the
governorship matter. Morris, dem.. can only
have popular majority il the prohibition vote
is thrown out; otherwise no election The pro-
posed rejection of the prohibition votes 10 bassd
on the ballot containing the word ''for" bsfore
governor" The votes, however we're printed
according to specimens furnished BY the sscre-
tary Of state.
HOPES OF ILLINOIS DxNocRATs.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The democratic stste oso-
trai committee says that the leeislssare o.
joint assembly will stand 10l republicans, lol
democrats and Farmers Alliance repressnts-
tives One of the alliance men, Moore of the
forty fourth district has said that he viii ali-
late with the democrats on ali party measures,
but will not vote for Gen Palmer for United
States Senator. The democrats hope 10 gain
another representative in Hardin county, where
the returns are yet incomplete. This would
give Gen. Palmer . majority OF one on joint
ballot
Legislatures Undoubtedly Republican.
PHnADxLPHIA, Nov. 6-Complete returns on
hoIse Of Representatives give the republicans
LIS members, democrats 70 and independent
republicans z The republicans have . ma
jority of S. on joint ballot
SKArTLK, VASE, Nov. 6-Thirty -one repub-
hcan state senators are elected and two demo-
cratic state senators. with one county tie.
The assembly stands Is republicans and IS
democratA
r>A--H~-~s
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Tar JAMS PowrRs Coxp.sr.

6l5 :TH ST NV. WARRINGTON, nc,
Ars selling DIAMONDS. WATCHES and JEwELRY
On small weekly or monthly payments cheaper than
can be purchased elsewhere for cash. and you
Of the article while paying for it. Call see us
Goods delivered on nrst payment open evenings.
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ave ARE READY
To show . weave In Soft hnish
Morsted-will not wear shiny. Style Of coat,
three button cutawRy frock. Style Of vest
snsle-breasted. button, with notch COLI ar.
Price, SIS. PantAloOns to 70 with this cost
and vest, %. 50, 81 and SO Ier PAIR.
GkOkGk SPIANSY,
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0SNOv. 6, 1S9O-THE BUSINESS HERETO
- fore conducted by TENNIS l. IRELASD in
the business hereby dissolved mutual
consent Miss Ireland will pay all bills and collect ali
outstanding bill4 The firm will be known from this
date ~ IRELAND lRELAND.
N. Z. ICELAND.
most ID. L TkNN1H
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal rev.
enue, S407, $50; customs, s6675
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K~FIDEL1TY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY.
~ OF MARYLAND,
NORTH CALxkkI STREET.

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NORTH CALtkkT STREET.
BALTIMORE,
CAPITAL, S5OO,OOO.
ACTS AS REGISTRAR.
RECEIVES DEPOSITS. MAKES LOANa
OFFICERS:
CLINTON P. PAINE President
EbWiN WxRFisIDi Vice Presidents.
GEORGE w. BISHOP, Treasurer
HERMAN L. BOSLER, Secretary
Becomes surety on bonds Of Executors, Administrs-
ton, Guardians. kecevers Trustees &C., and in All
undertakings in Judicial proceedings
and employees.
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Makes loans approved collateral and Mort0aSes
ls legal depository for Court and Trust funds.
Manages Estates for Executors, Administrators.
Guardians. Trustees. &C Collects renta incomes &c
POOLE KNOTT,
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Doachmakers' W,ses Rsduced

Coachmakers' Wages Reduced
JEyyxHsoxvuLE, IxD., Nov. 6-0n seeouns
Of the Mckinley bill Increasing the price q
materials, the Ohio Falls Car Compsny has
lowered the pay Of the body men On eosehs
GA Per coach
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K4SwELL NAMED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR THE KEY TO THIS SEE BKLo,

SWISS-A hardy race. noted for their devotion to
country, their fidelity to every trust aud their un
swerving performance Of every duty.
0TEAM-The great revolutionist Of the age and the
power that drives American thrift and energy %
TAR ahead of the balance Of the globe.
LAUNDRY greatest adjunct Of civilization that
lifts man above the ssvage level and sheds the
sunshine Of comfort over sord d world
THE MAN-frs Godfrey who first brought together
these potential factors, and who u deseryedly
called . "benefactor Of his race"
THE PLACE-13,,2 st. n w., near Ebbitt House.
TEE TAX-Collars, cents; Cuffs cents each.
THE INDCCEMENTS-Finc Work, Artistic Finish
Filtered Water and Brains in Business. o.2S-.w
aIN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
fRiCT OF COLUMBIA.
holding . Special Term o District Court Of the
limited States for said DISTRICT
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SILVER
BITS
for
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Embracing everything interesting m Silver.
hAkE
GkMS,
WHITE
aud
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DsplayeA n msny beautiful styles mounted 70 the
taBte Of the purc hAser.
AMERICAN
and
FOREIGN
MATCHES.
REPEATING, CHRoNOGkAPHA
eAN'L KIRK SON,
ia L Baltimore street.
nl-lm Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-06

In the matter of the condemnation Of square No 323
in the city of Washington. = Site
for . City Post Office.
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FUnsr FuKsu
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29
Intended to KIM cleveland.

Miss Gladys Price. the pretty young or
ganist OF the Mariners Temple on Madison
street New York, was probably fatally
shot by u lunatic, John Il. Davis, who Inn
agined he was her husband. The young
lady had just concluded her evenings work
at a prayer-meeting, when Davis, who had
been lettering about the entrance, sprang
toward her aud, pressing the muzzle OF a re-
yolyer 10 her left breast, fred. Miss Price
screamed and rushed into the yestlbule OF
the church, where she fell unconscious.
Davis then turned to run, but was knocked
down by bystander. lie was then removed
10 police station.
From the assassin's own statement he was
on his way TO commit another murder and
his intended victim was no less person
age than Grover Cleveland. Here Is the
statement Inc made when questioned rs to
the motives OF his act:
This woman Is my wife and she refuses
to live with me. Grover Cleveland follows
my wife about continuously and only this
afternoon challenged him In the lodging
house TO fight duel"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

Albert IL. smith, the junior partner n. the
brokerage firm OF Mills, Robson a smith
at No. 9J broadway. New York, Il a prison
err az police headquarters, charged with over
seventy forgerlcs, aggregating $500
Smith has acknowledged his guilt aud has
turned over all his property To w. A. Wat
son for the benefit OF his creditors. The
discovery OF the forgeries, which cover n
period OF six years, was accidently made by
stock clerk In the employ Of Mills, Robe
son & smith. In his confession smith says
he used the money obtained by his forgeries
to reimburse customers Of the nrm who had
lost money on his suggestions. Before his
arrest he made clean breast Of bis dolngs
TO his associates In the firm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29
HE KILLED HIS WIFE.
THAT Is THE VERDICT OF THE
TWELVE JURORS.
Owes Ills Life 60 Careless Operator dali
Delivery In Missouri shot Eis
wifc-Etc., Etc.
The Re,. aentl. ,nan, GuIlty.

The great Petit trial at Crawfordsville
Ind, IL over and the verdict Is in. The SEN
tence Is the penltentiary for life. Al !
o'clock In the evening tie sys-ge gave his
charge TO the Jury, ocsspy tAx nlfat three
quarters OF an hour. All the available space
IN the great eolFi-r00m WAS crowded. The
jury retired 10 their rsoms for the night
Al O'Clock next morning tho Caurt house
bell rang, which was a signal that IT, jury
had agreed. and had IL been mn alarm OF fire
people from all ranks and stations OF life
would not have boen more quickly on the
ground. In less than live minutes all rie
seals aud alslos and The corridors leading in
TO the courtroom were crowded. Fully
1000 were admitted into the courtroom TO
hear the verdict. The prisoner was brought
IN, walking with his usual light step, his
head erect. and the same naughty smile that
Is 80 familiar to every one who has seen him
during the trial.
The Judge then asked tho jury II they had
agreed upon verdict The forman OF the
jury stepped forward and answered: 1--WE
haye,' and handed "A sealed envelope 20 the
clerk. The verdict was then read IN loud
tones rs follows: 1--WE the jury find the de-
PENDANT guilty OF murder in the first de-
gree, and fix his punishment ut imprison-
ment Tor lifc.'
The Rev. w. +. Petit was in July, 1889,
the pastor OF small Methodist church at
Shawnee Mound, near Lafayette, Ind. July
IL OF that year his wife died under peculiar
circumstances July IA she had partaksn OF
n cup OF tea that her husband had prepared
for her. and 1t made her deadly sick. She
complained OF pain in her stomach. grew
worse, and cied July IL. She was taken 10
West Monroe, N. u, for burial.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29
p,r jail preaEin Missouri

Six prisoners broke Jail at Springfield.
Mo. The Deputy Sheriff went into the
main cell TO feed the inmates aud three
prisoners scized him and threw blanket
over his head. grabbed his revolver and
opened the cell door. James ;. Is. Perry, a
Bald knobber. who Is charged with felon-
ious assault. having the officers revolver,
made the other officer open the door, and the
Six prisoners escaped. Twenty men were
soon IN pursuit and they came upon three
OF the fleeing prisoners near Drury College
grounds. Berry Immediately opened fire
on the officers aud a regular pitched battle
ensued. After Berry had bred the last round
in his revolver lac threw u down and SUR
rendered. Two other prisoners have also
been captured, while three are still 1T large.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

A terrible accident took place at Mertz.
town, Pa, which resulted In the death OF
three men and the serious injury OF live
others. While the employees OF Trexlcr's
stove factory were preparing 10 start work
for the day and The engineer was getting tlp
steam one OF the large boilers exploded.
The building was completely wrecked aud
Henry Epler, aged II, sassamap Hilbert,
aged -. and Charles Oswald, aged -, were
instantly killed. Among the more seriously
injured are Samuel Epler, Frederick De
long, Albert Reppart. james Banslior, aud
Charles Albert. All were terribly scaldee,
and Epler, Dclong, and Albert also had
limbs broken. The cxrct cause of tic cx-
plosion Is not known. The force OF the con-
cussion was felt distance Of five miles. The
bodies OF the killed were horribly manglcd.
Charles Bausher was badly cllt aud Charles
Wolbert received fatal INJURIES.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

The frame work OF house being erected
over ten new stills at the Standard com
pany's refinery at Lima o., collapsed. bury
ing about fifty men beneath u. Elmer SprIdle
aud James Gable were killed outright. The
injured are; Jen Winner, caught under
heavy piece OF timber and fatally injured;
James i. Hlnc, back injured slightly; W.
+. Tone, hand and leg injured; George
Marks, bruised; Edward Quinlan. cut on
check and over the eye; ID. Nicamara,
slightly injured: j. Gracia, slightly injured;
Charles IL. Moore, back injured; Walter
Lawrence. leg broken and head cut; George
Bond. slightly injured and James stropp,
slightly injured.
The wrecked building was composed OF
heavy wooden timbers. which were covered
with sheet-iron. The tlmbers were placed
OH top OF the ground and the wet weather
the last few days caused one side to sink
out OF plumb. which caused the braces TO
part and let the building down.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

Little Matilda Orcscb. OF Detroit. Mich,
had her scalp and left ear torn off by having
her hair caught In shaft. The scalp re-
fused to knit and the doctors decided that
live flesh must be engraftcd. Matildas sis
ter Emma volunteered TO give the flesh
The two children were laid side by side on
the operating table and piece OF flesh s by
. inches was laid back on Emma's left
breast. The other girl was then placed
close up TO her sister and the severed end OF
The flesh stitched TO one side OF the place
where the scalp had been torn away. The
two girls were bound together one side OF
the flesh cut from Emma being stitched TO
Matilda's face, the other side being uncut
on Emma's left breast The doctors say "
is the only operation OF the kind ever per-
formed and expect that the flesh being kept
alive on Emma's breast Will grow on Ma
tildas head. and that at the end OF four days
they can be separated.