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west virginia Pensions,

Special DilpGleh o tte IFleIII0Eaotr.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-West Virginia
penslons: ohginal-James s. Wilson,
Parksrsburg; s. G. P. Workman, Plinyi
Albert Nicholson, Morgantown; Ansel
Walker, Charleston; Isaac II. Moore,
Clifton; John A. Farr, Walker; Joseph
English, Lazearctt. Restoration, Reissue
and Increase-J. R. Arnold, Augustus,
Increases. Bsckus, Browns Millsi
VIM. Burris, Cornwalllsi Silas Hngee,
Mild; Nathaniel Burch6eld, Pt. Pleas'
ant; John A. Bolyard, Fcllowsyi!lei j.
H. johnson, Wiggie; Geo, A. ChildeTsr
Barboursyille; A. j. Knots, Fellows
Vile; Basil p6raey, Wheeling. Reissue
Henry Simons Moult, Seneca.
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PINE RIDaE, S. D., Jan. 2l.-This
morning all the troops with the excep.
ton cf'the First infantry broke camp
and moved to the bsnEs OF Craven
creek, about four miles soGth q th6
Agency. The First infantry remains on
the site it has occupied for the last two
months, short distance from the
Agents quarters. Gen. Brooke has es-
tablished his headquarters In the camp,
while Gen. Miles remains at the
Agency,
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wAsurSaTOS, Jan. 9l.-The President
has received paCkags from Hon. VIM.
Walter Phelps, U. s. Minister to Ger.
many, containing five vials Of Koch's
lymph, and the President has distributed
them C. follows: two walls to Surgeon
General Hamilton. OF the Marine Hos
pital service in Washington, and one
vial each to the Hospitals OF Chicago,
the Charity Hospital, Of New Orleans,
and the City Hospital, OF indianapolis.
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ABlttsr PSrtlSau Debale on the Elections
Bm-DsmOcrats killing Tlme-vest'S
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The Chilean Rsbollton,

LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Despatches received
from Bnenos Ayres state that affairs in
Chile are far from improving. Consid.
cradle dissepsion already exists among
the Chilean troops, and this feeling is
rapidly spreading. It is announced as
certain that o number OF Government
troops have already Joined the insurgent
forces with their arms and baggage.
This has tended to raise the spirits and
expectations of the insurgents, who are
to take vigorous action. So
far the insurgents seem to be gaining
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rue HABRAs tORpUS agARIYG
Postponed until To.aa,-otiler +4a.,.r, n
the Courts. -

EoblPoneu uhth Ho-1A3-OthOeI IHhteAra in
the Courts.
The hearing in the hsbsas corpus case
Of William Williamson, directed to bav.
ing: the court decide whether Young
Williamson actually hiss the smallpox.
did not take place yesterday, owing to
the absence OF Col. Atnatt, who has
been retained by City Health oeieey
Garrison TO represent him in he mailer.
About hall the doctors summoned "a.
ported at the court house Yesterday. bnt
their testimony was not needed, and the
hearing was postponed until TODAY.
In Part the ease OF the Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia vs. James
uealy, surviving partner was continued
and was not finished when the eourt Sd.
iouFned, SN' ~
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rha ootnnn. Rsnnhine out.

FlSDIAY, Ono, Jan. 2l.-Negotiatlons
are said to have been about concluded
last evening by which the Standard OIL
Company will acquire the properly Of
@. O. Harris, the lhfgeut individual pro.
dueer in tue Northwestern Ohio oil
field. Wells are being gauged and the
titles and leases are being signed. The
amount Of the sale will reach about
81, 10000. This property the Standard
has long been trying to buy and adds
largely toward giving that corporation
the controlling interest in the Ohio
field.
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THE TRt.STArB tBAGUR
neorranIzss at AIroa-wheollns 10 1t-Rs.
ductIon of Salaries.

EeorganIzss ut atAkron-wheellng 10 It-Ro.
duction of Salaries.
AKRON, o., Jan. 2l.-Pfesident Nc
Dermeth, Of last seasons Tri-state
League, met representatives OF Mans
field, Canton and Akron in this city to.
day, and decided to organize successor
to the Trl:state League for next season.
Wheeling promisea to 90 in, making
four clubs to start. The salary limit
was fixed at $3.50 month for each
team, exclusive ol managers sal.
ary, a drop Of $3.50 from laot year.
The season opens May 10. Applications
were received from Sandusky, Lima,
Springfield, Dayton and oil will be added
TO the four places. Youngstown and
Mex eesport are both left out, the former
being 81 200 behind on last eeason's
club, and the latter considered too lar
out Of the way for good schedule.
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rhn f,nlh ~ An.t.,a

VIENNA, Jan. 2i.-Several trains and
snow plows are stuck fast in the snow
near GumpoldSkirschen. The paaaer-
gers were compelled to leave the cara
and wade through the deep snow to the
nearest station. Numerous fatalities due
to the exceedingly rigorous weather are
reported from all parts Of the country,
They include cases OF men being frozen
to death with their horses while driving.
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SENATOR pAYIs,s BILL

To Regulate Real Est.to a Very 1npor.
tant one-County Iustltutes-rhe School
BOOK Question.
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A Thaw In England,

LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The latest report
from all parts Of England show an aver
age rise in temperature OF twenty-five
degrees, the mercury now standing at
the highest point 1t has reached since
November. A southwesterly gale pre-
walls on the Scotch and Irish coasts.
Rain is falling in all parts Of the king.
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TnR STATE rR1NrRR's MOTIVES.

1t may bs proper to explain the mo.
tive of State Printers in lobbying for the
passage Of these textbook bills. The
fact is that these officials are the only
persons interested in these bills, and
they have the same pecuniary interest
in State publications that private pub
lishers have in their own books; in
States where the State Printer 10 simply
contractor the interest Is obvious;
where, as in California, he is o salaried
officer, the GSerGEe honest man may not
SEQ 1t 90 clearly. In the first place, the
volume Of the buSiness is grossly ex.
aggerated in the public mind, and the
State Printer, who knows no more about
1t than other people, sharea in the
illusion; visions OF an itnmenRa es.
tsblishment, yiyaliDa She Oonr5es.
sionsl Printing 0tiOs, rise In
his mind, with innnmSsfaole "appoint.
ments" OF pri..t.ers, porters, clerks and
storefesspers at his disposal. Patron.
age" Is the legitimate medium Of ex.
change in political transactions; with
''appointmentsn all political debts may
hs paid, and political security and ad'
vancement ensured the disposal Of zap
pointmeniB" In the end brings money
or something which may be preferred to
money, 70 the person who coniroli
them. Bat in addition to this well un'
deFstood source Of revenue, the expendi'
ture Of large sums in the purchase O.
"planf' and "Btock" always may bring
secret commissions TO the officer award
ing the contracts. When you find {
State Printer working for these bills
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Great sufferIpr In France.

PARIS, Jan. Alt iG estimated that
$1,000 persons have been thrown out Of
employment by the severe weather, and
that the total loss to France in wages,
the stoppage of trade, and the bliVhtiDg
Of crops Will probably reach $4,000, 600
francs. ALI the hospitals and fnfirma-
ries arc crowded. The administration
has placed the dead wood in the State
forests at the disposal OF the poor.
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A crnzy D1nll,. Deed,

sroueHroS, MASS, Jan. 2l.-John
Garland, while drunk last night, tried
to cut his wife's throat with a razor.
The woman escaped from him, and
Garland then attempted to kill his
youngest child, but was prevented by
neighbors who had been summoned by
his wife's cries. He then cut his own
throat aud died in short time.
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CoLUMDts, oH1o, Jan. 2l.-The House
has adopted a resolution providing for a
committee to investigate the State Feni-
tentiary, charges having been filed with
Governor Oampbsll against John G.
DoreD, Superintendent Of the Imbecile
Asylum, alleging the misuppropriatlon
Of funds, malleasance in Office, etc. The
charges will be fled with the General
Assembly with the Recommendation
that they be investigated.
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Ux1oNTowN, PA, Jan. 91.-This after
noon sixty Italian laborers on the Balti-
more & Ohio State line struck against a
reduction in wages from 81 90 toS1 20
per day. About half Of the gang quit
and the others wanted to continue
work, but the strikers attacked them in
a body and drove them of. The ring
leaders in the riot have been arrested.
The road will attempt to continue the
work to morrow with a gang Of their
own track hands.
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DECATUR, ILL, Jan. 2l.-A surgeon Of
this city has just completed a novel sur-
gical operation. He removed part OF
four ribs OF g cat aud inserted them IN
the nose OF a young lady, forming q per
isct bridge Tor the nose. The bones Of
the nose had decayed and were re-
moved. This 10 said to bG the fir { op-
Grafton OF the kind known in the annals
of auYpAFy.
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Fourth olnaa PostmaStsrs.

S0telQI Ullpdltl 70 nc INltNl9t'os1'
WAsH1NsroE. D. o., Jan. 2l.-Post-
masters appointed today Mra. D. H.
White, vice ]. H. Brown, resigned,
Frenchyille, Mercer county; H. T.
Adams, vice ]. II. Morris, resigned,
Robinson Mills, WetEsl county; j. L.
santell, vice ]. Husk, resigned, Speed,
Roana county; Mrs. NJ. ]. Farnsworth,
vice Mary E, Mason, resigned, Stella,
Writ county; W. RileV, vice Mary a.
Riddle, resigned, Sylvia, Roane county.
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SPECIAL DlspGtch % the Intell0c1oT.
FLATwooDs, W. Va, Jan. 2l.-An ac-
cident occurred near here to-day which
will no doubt cauae the death Of Ira
Greathouse, Of this place. While haul.
ing logs, lever Of one Of the log carts
broke loose, striking him on the head.
The doctor fears his skull is fractured.
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Conductors Ball

specadt Dlspdleh 70 Hss 4HEeEIgeaeT'
MARTINsBuRe, W. Va, Jan. 2l.-The
conductors of the Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road gave large ball in the Central
Opera House tonight. There were more
tnan one hundred couples present who,
after dancing until II o'clock, were given
q delicious snpper.
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TERRIBLE FATALITY.
A Hundred Miners Killed BY a
Fire Damp Explosion.
ONLY THE MEAGRE DETAILS
Received--Tho London "Timcsr on
tho Chilean MISUNDERSTANDING
from the Cold in France aud
Austria.-Toreigp Ncws.

LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Nows has been re.
ceived here of a terrible explosion Of Gre
damp in colliery at Jasinowata, near
the city of charkov, in European Rus.
sia. Only meagre details of the accident
have been learned, but 1t is known that
over hundred Of the miners have been
killed.
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BRouaHT rACE no PAcR.
This occurred last Friday.

4AAAo SSSHAASSA AssSh = AAAAl
Mrs. Manners was induced to accom-.
pany Mrs. Bulger to the lstter's home,
and tonight McAbeo boarded train at
Union station and started West alone.
Mrs. Manners Ia sill at her sisters
house. She said she would never re-:
turn TO Manners' home, but further than
that she would say nothing. She ap.
peated very nervous over her misadven-
tnre.
Mrs. BuIger volunteered the informa-
ton that Mapners' cruelty was RESPONSE
BILE for his wifs's flight. When Manners
was in Pittsburgh shortly before Christ.
mas, he passed his wife on the street,
but failed 10 recognizes her. Mrs. Man.
ners succeeded in completely mystiiying
her relatives for ten weeks.
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wINoNA, MINI, Jan. 2t.-fhe opera
house in this city burned last night
soon after the perfornancswas finished.
The Maggie Mitchell company had oC-
Cupied the house for the evening per.
iormance, and some Of the property Of
the company Was destroyed.
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The Illinois Deadlock.

spRlSeprRID, ILL.,, Jan. 2l,-The two
Houses Of the State Legislature met in
Joint session at noon to vote fora United
States Senator. The reeult Of the first
ballot is as follows: Palmer (Dem. J
lOl; 0glesby Rep 100; Streeter (Far-
meFs ga strict pAty vote, and no elec.
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ulll rorn,nlir Itleetetl.

ALBANY, NY, Jan. 2l.-Every mem.
Der Of both Houses of the Legislature
was present when the joint ballot for
United States Senator was taken at
noon. The vote ss announced gave d.
B. Hill 81 votes, VIM. 81. Evarts 10
YoLea. D. B. Hiii was declared elected.
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Tho sehool Boob Contlnet.
peeial DipaieA to ths lsteRiOeses

onARLEsToS, ". Va, Jan. 2l.-The
House Committee on Education has dc.
csded to postpone a consideration Of q
renewal Of the pchool book contract
until Februery 2, in order TO investigate
the matter as thoroughly % possible,
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TraInmen Take u Up.

FoRr wAYSE, Inn, Jan. 9l.-The
traipmen on the Chicago & Erie road
have taken up the cause Of the dispatch.
srs and refuse to take orders for the
movement Of trains from any but the
old man
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JEFFERSON otTx, No., Jan. 9l.-Both
houses OF the State Legislature met to.
day in joint session and voted for
U6lted States Senator as follows: Vest
(Dem. J, 1870; Headlee (Rsp.), 80; Leon.
ard (Labor), s.; Jones Labor, l. sena.
tor Vest was therefore declared re-
alnNtad
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Ynrhrea Ra.oloctsd.

INDrASAPoIrs, ISp., Jan. 9l,-1n joint
convention Of the Legislature to-day, the
votes Of the two houses for United States
Senator we're compared, and D. w. Vor-
heea declared elected. Vorhees re-
beiyed 100 votes and Governor Hovey
received 20,
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-Cbief Of Police
MRrsh estimates that there are betwsen
1900 and {, 900 men ia this city unable
10 obtain work. He fears that many Of
them will be driven to crime through
want,
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Ho1ee of DsIegatos,


Sptsl14 Uilp1t1A 70 lse 4tteAsesspeF'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 91,-The
House met at 2 p. M, with prayer, by
Rev. Mick, OF the State Street NJ. E.
Church. The following bills are re-
ported back trom committeesl Nos. SO
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short in ais Accounts.

srRlNoPlELD, NO., Jan. Gl.-It 10 70.
ported here by private kilograms that
John Baher, Treasurer OF Mcdonald
county, 10 short In his accounts 70 the
extent Of $1,000. Baher is q Democrat,
and hiss held Office In that county for
moro than twenty years.
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January, submitted a remarkable report,
OF which the following are the essential

The following estimates are based
upon aseries Of books, bound and fur.
nished in the same manner as the "Mc.
Guffey Readers land spelle1s)." / drew
my estimates for the arithmetic from
"Robinson's Complete Arithmetic" /" for
the grammar from "Reed and KELLOGG
Grammar and Composition" aud for
the history from Barnes Rrief History
OF the United States."
Then follows the detailed estimate for
each book, and afterward the following
recapitulation;
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No, un,,,,I,n,,.n,.I,.

New YoRx, Jan. 2l.-In The Ham;,.
ton VIII case to-day Eva hamilton ads
mitted that the baby Beatrice wa. mod
the child Of Robert Ray Hamilton
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TIE SILvgR POOL.

The Investigation Ry COnErtSs-senator
Cameron ntnIt
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Vest
testified before the Silver Pool Commits
tee that Senator Cameron had told him
he had bought and sold silver after the
vote in the Senate, and that he thought
he had perfect right to do 80, because
it was after the vote, aud, therefore,
could not influence his action.
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spelleIr. cost per copy-
Totals,..,.. ....,....,!sl.SsN &

The retail price of McGuffey's Second
Readers was only So cents.
The retail price Of McGufey's Third
Readers was only so cents.
The retail price of Robinson's Com
plete Arithmetic was only 95 cents.
The retail cost OF Reed & Kellog's
Higher Grammar was only rs cents.
AS no mention Is made in the resolu-
ton of geography I have excluded that
book from my estimates. Yet as the
common school course would not be
complete without It, j will gay that an
acceptable geography could be gotten up
At a cost proportionate with that OF the
larger books in the above enumeration.
Comprehensive Geography
costs at retail in this State 81 80 per
;opy; the proportion therefore would
De, taking the highest cost book in the
lboye table, So cents, against 81 50.
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AVOIDED HER RELATIVES.

When McAbee left the hospital he ar-
ranged to go west with Mrs. Manners.
They were to have gone April /, but a
recent visit by Mr.. Manners to Pitts.
burgh, and threat to shoot McAbee on
sight, alarmed the bridge builder. To-
day was therefore set by the pair for
their departure.
Early Last week Mira BuIger's sister-in-
law caught sight OF Mrs. Manners on the
street. She shadowed her and found
where she lived. Several days later the
sisters were
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A RUNAWAY WOMAN
FOuod. by her Sister in ALE.
gheny and Taken Home.
MRS.H.M H.MANNERs.WHoELoPED
From her Home in this City with a
Boarder Three Months Ago, Leaves
her Paramour, but she is Done
with her Husband.


Special DiSpalch 10 he lnteLliOeaea.
PITTlDuReH, Pa, Jan. 81. = Mrs.
Henry Manners, who disappeared from
her home in Wheeling about eleven
weeks ago, has been found in Allegheny
City. It appears that Harry McAbee,
the young bridge builder with whom
Mrs. Manners elopsd, came with her
direct to Pittsburgh. Hesecured rooms
for the woman on Robinson street, Alle-
gheny, where she was known as Miss
fischer. McAbee paid for. the rooms
two weeks in advance, representing
Mrs. Manners to be his sister. Aweuk
later he was stricken with typhoid fever
and was taken to the Allegheny general
hospital, where he remained Eve weeks.
Mrs. Manners had sister, Mrs. David
q. Buiger, living not q stones throw
from where she was rooming, but
stndiouHly
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THERE Is no water used in Vieuna
Bread at the Wheel ng Bakery.
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THRRI is no water used In Vienna
Bread at the Wheeling bakery,
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~ Boy eloaks frgm Geo. NJ. Shook a
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MIscE1lAEouR REMARKS.

publishing school books, have madeno
allowance for the waste Of capital in the
wear and tear Of material and machinery
for the printing Of the books nor for the
original capital devoted to the purchase
of such material and machinery; nor
have touched upon the cost Of distri.
button; but all the expenses would be
more than covered by adding 26 per cent
to the actual cost Of the books as given
in the table. While this would repre-
sent q fund equal to S22, ,4S5 80, itwould
only increase the cost OF the series to
81 73S, leaving, even then, a difference
of s. 65i in favor Of the State.
He then states that by increaaing the
facilities ofthe State Bindery, at a cost
Of $4,000, the cost Of the books could
be reduced from his estimate by 10 per
cent.
AS far as the setting up and printing
OF the school books Is concerned, the
State Printing Office is now nearly cap.
able Of doing the work. The only ad.
ditional machinery required would be
two more Hoe stop.cylinder presses or
one OF the latest improved Hoe periec.
ton presses. The additional type re.
quired would be only such as is neces.
sary to "sort up" the cases to meet the
exigencies ofspecial matter in the arith.
metic-a mere trihe.
Signed JAMES J. AYREs,
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
In this document the State Printer, by
making an estimate Of cost Of lnanufac.
ture which Is simply absurd, ignoring
all other items OF expense and compar.
ing his assumed cost OF manufacture
with an exaggerated statement Of the
retail prices Of books in use, figures out
q very large apparent saving to the peo.
pie. The only investment Of capital
which he required was $50 4S5 81.
THE ESTIMATE GROWS FouR.ToLD LARGER.
The absurdity of this estimate cannot
be fully appreciated until we come TO
the actual results which have been
reached under the legislation which was
effected, but one idea OF the latter may
be gathered from the fact that the same
State Printer, James ]. Ayres, two years
later, when the State had become
definitely committed to the scheme,
made the following estimate for the
same purpose as appears by the Cover.
nor's message Of 1885:
Alterations and improvement OF build.
GOO
Two large book 1900
New boiler aud engine, ShHiting, pulleys
aud running gear throughout the entiFe
building, together with steam heating
pipes ete.., 5000
LtFSe bindery Outt....,.,,..,,..,. 10000
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-12-16
oBERLIN.

Farmers in the vicinity who see out
landish figures fitting past on Monday
forenoons need not think that q nsighbor-
ing lunatic asylum has been emptied OF
its inhabitants. It Is only the hare and
hounds club ou. for a quiet little rum.
No one can afford 70 miss The Messiah
this year. Even those who do not care
specially for music In general cannot fall
TO epjoythis grandest Of orasorios As It ii
TO be given in two evenings Il viii DC
possible for all to obtain seets. Mr.
Boughton, Of the senior class, received
serious injury last Monday while playing
football. He was shoYing with all hi
nigh. against crowd Of men and being
pushed backward, fell in such o way a
70 dislocate bis hip. The doctor was able
TO Get the joint set without delay and th'
patient will be around again this week
On the whole we have been very for
tunate in the mate Of accidents this year
and this Is thsl serious one that hai
occurred.-Fews.