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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04

Good Season For the Farmers- oystes,u.u
at Work.

DUNNsWnLE, Va. Sept. 2.-ISpecial. =
Elaef j. A. Cutler, OF your city. has been
preaching at the Rappshannock Christian
shurch at this point for the last three days
Slr. Cutiert sermons were forceful and 40
quent and we're enjoyed
LII DuI ssasols have been all that our farmers
tning about which they can comnIain etiji
and good prices. ho'"oiVpS
Oystef,nen have been making preparatiops
iol hAndhng these delightful bigaiyes mud
yesterday began hsndling them. moi much
VII 10 done. however, before October ist
"lsn tbe season will be il full blast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04
Typhoid Fever Raging.

WHEELING, w. Va, Sept. s.-A deadly
epidemic OF typhoid fever IS raging in this
city. Over one hundred deaths have occurred,
ana there are now nearly two hundred cases
OF various shades.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04
ArrRAors nErp ArrENrIoN.

LONDON. Sept. 3.-In France. in Alsace-
Lorraine and IN Austria immense bodies Of
troops were set in motion to-day. this being
the date fixed for the long contemplated,
much discussed grand army msn@uvres Of
France, Germany and Austria In view Of
Sedan day. the Dardaneles incident
and the Cronstadt understanding, 20 say
nothing of the renewal of the drei-
buDd. these military movements are being
watched with the most feyerish attention by
the military men and diplomats Of Europe.
Changes in military organization. improved
equipments, smokeless powders and new rides
are having their first real campaign test and
much may depend upon the result
In England this showing of war material at
tracts deep attention, and detailed reports
from the various headquarters are being re-
ceived by the war Office and by the public
press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04
Two Hundred People Reported Killed.
lBy Cable 10 The pimesl

LONDON, Sept. S.-A report came from Paris
tonight that a transport train had gone down
an embsnkment Mt Culmont de Chalindrey,
and that two hunred persons were killed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04

NASHVILLE. Tim. Sept s.-Fire destroyed
the business portion of tho town of Attala.
Ala, nj at 70 2 o'clock this morning. causing a loss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04
4 PLUNGER'S BIG HAUL.

G. +. smith Wins About 100000 on His
Colt, King Cadnus, at sheepshead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04
sHrrPsnFAn nAr. \. Y.

First race. futuriiy course. three-quarters
Of q mile Gee Jay Jay first. Rio Grande sec
ond. Take Back third Time. 1:l2.
Second race, Sapphire stakes, five and a
half furlongs King Cadmus first Gulnda
second. Silver Fox third. Tine, 1909 2-5.
Third race, Reapers' stakes mile and three
sxteenths-La Toscs first Homer second
Bermuda third Time 203.
Fourth race New York handicap. mile and
a half-De Muth first fTontenac second,
Firenzi third Time, 2:37 2-5.
Fifth race. milo an 1teenths-Long-
ford first, Sir John second, Abb third. Time.
2.O3 2-5
Sixth race seyen-eighths of a mile Waiter
son first. Woodcntter second. st. Charles
third. Time. 1880 2-5.
Entries for to-day Sheepshead races:
First race. one mile-Oraguese, Trinity,
DR.. Hasbrouck. Judge Post. Lillian. l15; Fol-
som. Worth. 125; Kingstock. Raceland 1872.
Second race. seven furlongs. on turf.
Golden Rod stakes -Charade. Actor, Lester,
King Mac. Temple. Hamilton. lO5. O'Kelly,
90: Lew Wier. 100. Maid Of Athol (hlly), 81.
Third race. futurity course-Iearless. Mag
gle Ward. Luray. III; laurel. Maggie Beck,
Reilly. May Wynne, l05: Trinity. Cerebus,
Apollo, ia; Correction Lima, 1l9; Lord
Harry 122; Lyceum, l25; Bellevue. Willie L.,
Contribution. Mary Stone. Patrick. lO5.
fourth race. mile and an eighth, selling
jim Clare. HOodlum. Ill EsQuimau, III; Vii
lie L.. ll5; Kompland. l21
Fifth race, mile and an eighth. handicap
Loantaka. 127, Now-or-Neyer. l09 Cassius.
10; KenwoOd Reporter, I05; Portchester, 100,
Kingmaker 81; Iceberg o..
Sixth race. mile. on turf Mohican, Folsom.
Rover. Granite. Blackthorn. Costa Rica. 10.
hingstoek. Pagan. 1913; Lady Pulsiier, $50.
Weather clear.
GLOUCESTER, N. J..
First race. one mile-Aaftha first. Courtier
second, Charlie Reed third. Time 1:494.
Second race, fve-eighths of "a mile-Roy
first, Uncle Sim second Wizard third. Time,
1869.
Third race, four and half furlongs-Simon
Pure first Wenonah second, Krikina third.
Time. 5S5s.
Fourth race, seven-eighths Of mle-Ra-
diant first, Appomattox second Lita third.
Time, 1881.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-Flam-
beau first, Ecstacy second. Uncertainty third.
Iimo. 5Sel.
Sixth race. three-quarters of a mile-Can-
teen first. Lady NJ. second, Albert Stull
third Time. i:z0h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04

Chicagos. .........4 00-lO 1
Bo-toas. .........1 0O0O-1 2 2
Batteries Hutchison and Schriever Clark
son aud Bennett Umpire, Lynch.
At Cincinnati: r.. y. II. 4.
Cincinnatis. ...O1OOO2 O5O-s 13 4
Philadelphias.. o 07 CO. 0-l3 - 2
Batteries: Mulane and Harrington Killing,
Keefe and Clements. Umpire. Hearst
At Cleveland: r. BIZ. L.
Clevelands. .......O OOO0-4 3
New YOrks ..-.3 0 0 01 20x-7 IA 2
Batteries. Gruber and Zimmer: j. Ewing,
Busie. Clarkson and Buckley. Umpire.
Emslie.
At pittsburg:
Came prsventad ON account Of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04
Game prevented on account Of rain.
LEAGUE RECORD.

ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Boston: r. BIZ. 7.
Bostons ........0 OOO0O11-2 3
COiumbus........l 005Ix-S 7 /
Batteries. Hsddock and Murphy; Knen and
Dowse. Umpire Mahoney.
At Philadelphia r. B.H. Z.
Athletics ........I 020OS-6 G 0
st. Louis ........0 0 03 0O-3 9 2
Batteries. Weybing and Milligan; Stivetts
and Darling. Umpire Ferguson.
At Baltimore RBH. =
Batimores es.....11001 O202-7 I8 0
Milwaukees. .... @ 002 0-1 2 8
Batteries Madden and Robinson, Davis
and Grim. Umpire Davis.
At Washington: First game.)
washingtons.. ...53O41O2oO oO-15 is s
Louisvilles... ......0 0 1000 5-5 6 8
Batteries Carsev, Cassian, SutcliGe and
McGuire' 1eSin and Cahil. Umpire, Kerins.
AT Wash.ngton Second game)
washingtoDs .OOOO2O O-S g 5
Louisules. 3 0 8 1 1 o O-12 10 2
Batteries. Carsey, Duke and Sutcline; Nee
kin and Cahll. Umpire. kerlns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04
ASSOCIATION REcoBl
GAMES TO-DAY.

At Chicago Boston VS.. Chicago.
At Cincinnati Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati.
At Cleveland New J ork vs. Cleveland
At Pittsburg Brooklyn VS. Pittsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04

man. stuck Il out until the seventh INNING.
when Cancel was sent out TO centre-feld
and Lowe came in to take Longs place at
short. Hutchison could not be found for
safe hits in bat three instances. and the field
behind him was covered without an error
John Clarkson was IN poor form, but received
excellent support. Score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04

Governor Pattison's administration is
warmly indorsed. and to-days candidates are
pledged 10 correct the abuses of which the
Republican party has been guilty. The de-
mauds of workingmen for legislation 10 pro
tect their interests and for a constitutional
amendment securing free and secret ballot
aIe indorsed. The repeal of mercantile taxes
4 opposed and their equitable collection de-
manded. The platform fayors tina abolition
OF the Office Of mercantile appraiser and the
substitution of some more economical and
certain meth ID of collecting these taxes Bal
lot reform Is approved and tie Australian
ballot system demanded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-04

n. Willis Bland, OF Reading, was elected
temporary chairman without opposition. He
said the conditions for Democratic success
were never more promising. because Of recent
revelations of Republican corruption The
campaign, lie said, would be conducted on
the state issues. The party would not de
viate from tho principles Of the National
Democracy
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-12-17

~ Psrssa II Ordinary lrsass ~ Ablli-
~ On Built -.
In response TO IN invitation TO sub
nit plans for cheap poultry house,
Mr.. j. G. Baker, of Illinois. writes TO
Farm and Firesidc: II herewith give
my plan Of one. Any person Of ordi-
nary means and ability can build II
The cost OF building it will soon be ~
turned w proper care Of the chicks
The dimensions are 10x20 feet with :
s-foot fall for the roof This will
amply accommodate fifty chickens
For the frame, procure three posts feet
long and three posts 10 feet long, and
with . post-digger set them three feet
into the ground The middle poet for
the front may only reach as high as the
window. Face the posts whore the plates
are expected to come, and use plates
Of either 2x6 plank. or poles faced on
one side. Join AL together strongly
with twenty-penny wire nails. A fair
quantity Of barn siding can be gotten
cheap for the siding. II should be put
on BY standing it up endwise. For
rafters, good, straight poles, II procura-
BILE; If not, go to some sawmill and get
the pieces known as s'trimmings," gem
orally found thrown out for wood, and
which have two sides sawed square.
Place these two feet six inches apart
Fur sheathing, use anything, SO that IT
is of uniform thickness. Often there are
refuse boards found lying around that
would be suitable. Lett project over on
all sides about nine inches. 1t will take
1000 shingles. laid Ave inches to the
weather, to cover IT. A fair quality can
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-12-17
: August
Flower

I had been troubled FIVE months
with Dyspepsia. The doctors told
me it was chronic. had a fullness
after eating and a heavy load in the
pit of my stomach. / suffered fire.
quent1y from a Water Brash of clear
matter. Sometimes a deathly Sick
ness at the Stomach would overtake
me. Then again I would have the
terrible pains Of Wind Collie, AT
such times would try to beleh and
could not. Twas working then for
Thomas McHenry, Druggist, Cor.
Irwin and Western Ave-, Allegheny
City, Pa, in whose employ I had
been for seven years. Finally used
August Flower, and after using just
one bottle for two weeks, was en-
tirely relieved of all the trouble. I
can now eat things dared not touch
before. Iwould like to refer you to
Mr.. McHenry, for whom ] worked,
who knows all about my condition,
and from whom bought the medi-
cine. I live with my wife and family
at SO James ST., Allegheny City, Pa.
Signed, JOHN D. Cox. o.
G. G.. GREEN Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. s. "A.
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Money In Chestnut Trees.

The prophet Ezekiel testified con-
corning the beauty of chestnut trees,
and in his time doubtless cracked many
a chestnut, says writer in vick's
Magazine. but of their worth rs finan-
cial speculation he probably knew
little. The Spanish chestnut is more
than twice as large as Castanea vesca--
the American hut it is not half SO
sweet IT is however, delicious when
cooked, and the number of delicate
dishes prepared from it is surprising.
A plumber of recipes come from Italy,
Germany and England. Among them
are: .,Chestnuts Stewed with Cream
''Chestndt Bread and Gfiddle Cakes, =
Chestnut Soup, and .'Chestnut stun
ing for Fowls all Of which have been
pronounced delectable by different cpl
cures. The Spanish chestnut grows
readily from the nut, thrives well in
this country and produces ID about
seven years. A good average Tor 1
Spanish chestnut through out ifs prime
y estimated at sa1 yearly
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hold would Iooss. but ~ spparsnfzy
fearless Of everything but " gave heed
to nothing but our movements down
below. There seemed NJ escape for
him now except By the sea, and while
some Of MS manned the boat and stood
ready to pick him mp should he jump
others climbed cautiously mp either side
Of the mast 70 seize him.
He betrayed no sign that he observed
the men as slowly they approached.
and we hoped that his madness was
leaving him and his own quiet nature
returning, when just IS one Of his pur-
suers was about to stretch forth his
hand and lay 1t on him he sprang to his
feet With . wild Shrek he Rugged
the skeleton close 10 his breast and
hurled himself into the sea, and tho
bubbles that foated mp from his fes.r
ing breath as he and his CHASTITY CONE
rade shot into the oceans depth marked
his grave for an instant and then were
swept ava y by the hurrying waves.
Half an hour later the Henrietta was
blown into Thousand fragments, and
shortly after the Croydon making all
sail speedily left behind her the float
ing debris Of the abandoned ship
William r. Low. Lieut.. U. s. N, In N.
" World
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-12-17
smoking Hinder Water.


Here comes smart fellow down the
toboggan chute, smoking a short cigar
as he slides He has taken occasion TO
shout to his fellows that he will wager
hat or seat his shirt" or "bet his
sweet life,e that-'he can continue to
smoke the stub under water. Having
attracted the amount of attention
necessary to his enjoyment of the day.
down he comes With considerable skill
just before he goes under he whips the
lighted end of the stump into his
capacious mouth, and, when under the
water, expels his breath strongly
through the cigar. This blows out a
quantity of smoke which ascends
through the water and the smoker fol-
lows it, quickly readjusting the cigar.
hot end out, as he wipes the water out
of his eyes. The trick is well done and
considerable glory accrues to Il trick
aster, chiefly in his own mind IN. Y.
Tribune.
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ONION CURING CRIB.
A Simple Structure Which VIII Pay
Itself in One Season.

A Simple Structure Which VIII Pay for
Itself in One Season.
Henry Price, of Hardin county, o.,
has just completed shed or crib for
curing his onion crop. He describes il
as lin reality, only double corn crib. y
1t is sixteen feet wide and eighty long,
with an eight-foot driveway in the
center, the whole length. This leaves
the width of crib on each side four
feet; its height, eight feet. The build
ing is lathed all around, inside and out.
side, similar TO corn crib. OF course,
team be put up to suit the notions Cd
the person building it, and quite cheap.
ly, If desired. Ordinary rough posts,
cut in the woods, set into the ground
three or four feet deep, may serve as a
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Chanced the snbiact.

One of the most difficult things to do
gracefully is to change the current Of
an unpleasant conversation. But the
small boy can do it if circumstances
make 1t necessary.
Thomas, will you please tell me
why you pulled up the onions from my
Danyers onion-bed? How many times
have told you to keep away from the
garden?"
Thomas grew red in the face, and his
grandfather went on to depict the evil
fate that was sure to befall boys who
went around destroying what their
elders had planted
Meantime, Thomas had pulled him
self together, and. as the harangue was
concluded he said, with smile, refer
ring to an event OF the previous week:
PITY our old rooster died, wasn't it,
grandpa?'' Youths Companion.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-12-17

To runnoxo grass staine from chil-
6ren,s clothfue, wash tout while fresh,
With alcohol. Detroit Free Press
For : rood stove polish IN the form
n /. povder. use4 rood quality plumba-
- appIied with 4 sti6 brush --Scien-
| tie American.
The u0ly spinning wheels which
were 20 hard to obtain few years ago
have become continual Joys Is trelliscs
on which 70 train vines IN. Y. Trib-
une.
/ ToRemove Mildew from Cloth. Put
! teaspoonful Of chloride OF lime into .
ouart ~ water. strain ii twice md then
ain tbe mildexed nlaces In this weak
solution: Law in the sun. II the mildow
has not disappeared when dry repeat
-Iemon Jellv Fillinr. One-half pint
~ sweet milk. one erg or volks Of two.
IN. teasnoonful Of corn-starch. one u
hlesnoonful ~ fiour. two tablespoonfuls
81 sucar che iu;ce and grated rind Of
one lemon. Cook like boiled custard.
-Roston Rud0et
MO- nras.,po ". cut bread into
l.a;.es then into ANAL dice-shaped
pieces. mt IN butter. salt and pepper, 4
tinv bit Of sare. the merest favor Of
onion. mir. mt n three eggs. For nice
turkey GRAVY. make as usual. and Just
before taking mn mt In one quart Of
oysters -Detroit Free Press
-p;a w;th Tvo crusta Pare. mar.
"a ao-a - - .nrl.s and Law them
a,osalr toratber Is q deen ME n1ate
lived With na.te Season with sugar.
! r,;aca - h,,t,er a. large as : hickory
mt whatavar sn;ca or extract one IRE.
60 "a I;4tia ,v.ter After ADDING
~ ,,,,,,,. a.,,st s;ft ,,,,lv.r;zad snray
| ever the tnY, and bake forty minI1tes.-
Boston Globe.
| Th;r ,,,,s,;n - lawn drasaes viii
10 st;aeraa and cleansed bv washing
thorn =, h,Iar.water RAJ, two ouarts
- ,rhaat h-ar &, q r.llon and q half ~
w.tar for half an bonr Strain this
th-o,,rb towel and add n the water
a. ,.,ash;nr Avoid ths nee ~ soan or
st.rcb ~ ross;hla a little ~ the bran.
1r.tar Wv - st;rrsd i, tba r;ns;ng wa
| - ~ ths Goods r;nsed l;ohtIy IN pure
w,+er N y world
| A-,s.a laI.. 49,
~ 60 q. -
gle notato which 4 left over. tbere i
sivavs some use for Il II even one or
two on,r are ,aft 7 crate Them and use
thar, ~ th;clen conn r. more thew
90 10 san.aaa tbe naxt ,norn;ne 70,
hra.Lf.st ~ c,,+ int d;ce ana beatad
m with hot Mill into which some salt
apd : r;ana - h,,ttar hos haen .dded
D. ,,tt;nss 49,, &c ~ nran anS
i allar.,;- i, ! iii, - 10 nartlr .hsorh.d
~ az ratatoes this naEas ! varv aoo,i
ni.in aish -,
c.el. 60, Nj.
.aso ~ ';,,, :
SIS,
oae o., ono p - = ' 80 =,
IuP nou'' ono napns onao
20 aAs pow 80" pa o -. pe an
s@ az. e. s.e..;sa esa." !
eses W. ~. as -. 'sAnhh 1919
S~o .ao'es n'.A sas @. -. 49, sa ess.
- S 80 -
1nu Soioi' oud " ~ F" oioPo "uu
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UNIDENTIFIED.


Tier comes Tho undsrtakers team a-srottin'
down ne street
Win somethfn' in th< wagon thet Il covered
with sheet;
= vcn't BE- long afoss the crowd begins y gath.
= - mo undertaken d snss somssAin' Tor ne
Sons poor mortsrs sssn the last o misery md
sone poor brother knows the secret everyone
must know.
Somehow : blurs feliers eyes = think q
how ~ dfsd-
Drownded up the river, md hefs unidentified
His ciothin' nd his sen'ral style don't bear re-
1nements stamp.
The chances arc thct he was some Respondent,
staryin' tramp
Who thought thes DO he'd taken morn his share
ma Jumped into the river Jest = wind the bust
ness up.
me world ant goin' 4 weepin'-jsst ! few'i
gather round
ma holp y lift the plain pine box md drop II in
the ground;
The ordinary mortal ant goin' . turn aside
ma lose much time sttendin' . tho unidenti-
ned.
szher may be achin' hearts In some far distant
land tibet burn
VITA Iongin' RI the son o theirs tibet never
will return;
Ther may be little children waitin' some'ers
atthe door
T'r footsteps thst'i fall upon the threshold
nevermore;
Their may be ono thet,s prayin, rr the clouds
Y roll apart
md let . ray O. sunshine creep into her bleedin'
heart
She'll never see the sunshine, fr her hope md
10Y md pride
Hex drownded up the river, md he's unidenti-
fed
We don Z know who the stranger wuz or what
He might ha' been hero once among his fell
low men;
he might ha' had . happy homo till fortune
turned away
ND misery md trouble drove him where he Is
tday.
He might ha' been industrious-he might ha'
been oh, well,
Ho might ha' been most anything-ther' ant
no way t. tell
Their ant no use coniecturin'-we only know
he died
Jest like thousand others who are hRidenti
=4@fe d.-A==a=a4 s
IT'S hard enough y see brother laid away T.
rest
When lovin' hands II fold his frozen hands
across his breast;
But when yer see . felier die with not friend
In sight,
It alters seems tibet somehow things ant run
min on jest right;
ND when they put him in the ground md mark
his grave Unknown"
1t makes me think tibet mebbe he won't stay
there oil alone,
For God ant goin' T. pass him by md miss him
Jest becuz
He drownded up the river md zoe don't know
who he wuz.
Harry s. Chester, in Chicago Mail
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MEDICAL ETHICS.
Three Odd Tales OF 65ctors' Dolngs
tho Far Southwest

Three Odd Tales OF 00ctors' Doings In
tho Far Southwest
Not many years have passed since
the New Mexico frontier was the abid-
ing place Of numerous odd characters,
and amusing stories are yet told about
them. In those days anv man was con-
sidered doctor who put out single
and dosed and cauterized and mangled
the sick and wounded. Sometimes
these doctors were caught in court and
forced to-, show their Ignorance. One
of themsopcrated in Mesilla. He had
no diploma, but that did not matter, for
he came in with the California col
umn' and was therefore considered
qualified for anything he might under
take.
A Mexican wounded In fight died
under the doctors heroic treatment,
and when the assailant was placed on
trial for murder the defense called two
physicians, who testified that if the
wound had been let alone the patient
would have recovered. The defense
also brought in evidence that the dec
tor had no diploma, while their physi-
clans had two each. But the prosecu-
ton dwelt strongly upon the thirty
three years of experience of the doctor
without noticing the query of the
opposing counsel as to how many pa
tients he had killed in that tiine-and
with much force and cloquence set
that experience up against what he
considered the questionable papers
called diplomas. As the jury was in
doubt as to the nature of diploma but
had an idea as to the value of expert
.ence they brought in verdict of MUIR
der.
On another occasion the judge asked
the doctor:
..How many ribs are there in the
human body2"
sixteen, may the court please"
promptly replied the doctor. Soon
after he quietly slipped into back
room and was seen with his coat and
vest off feeling of his sides. He reap
peared and addressed the court:
MAY it please your honor, desire
to correct my testimony in regard to
the number of ribs in the human body.
There are twenty-four instead of six.
teen" -
When the Lennon tragedy occurred
in 1867 the fight took place in the street
in front of the doctors office. Chavez
and Cleaver were on opposing tickets
for delegates to congress. Lennon
headed the Chavez procession and Kelly
the Cleaver procession. When they
met Lennon demanded the right Of
way, which was refused, and in the
fight which ensued Lennon, Kelly and
some one else were killed and left on
the ground, while the victorious pro-
cession pursued the vanquisbed. The
doctor carried the bodies into his office
for the purpose, as he afterwards de-
clared, of holding a post-mortem ex-
animation and refreshing his memory
and knowledge of anatomy. Before
beginning operations he went across
the street to get drink, and during
his absence friends of the dead men
entered the Office and carried the bodies
away. When he returned and missed
the bodies the doctor became highly
indignant. He declared that to enter
his office and remove the bodies was a
gross violation of courtesy, land, more
than that" he exclaimed, sit is the
sepefest- blow ever inflicted on the
profession of New Mexicor'-Chicago
Tribune.