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HI il Il URN ISH RID Il HE BRAINS

:
Did Nlkins for thp Harrison Men at
Chicago. @ sS55
+ CHroAao, Dec. 10. Chairman Jas. 3.
Clarkaon, Of the republican national COM
amitteo, this morning gave what he alleged
" be President Harrison's reasons for the
appointment u B. B. Elkins secretary OF
war. The story as given BY Clarkaon neg
ativss the stories printed about Elkins
having been q Blaine man. Elkins has
been d Harrison man since before his nom
ination for prosident,'' said Clarkson, and
had he at that time had q permanent resi-
3dence he would have been ono Of the orig
sinal mem bers OF the cabinet. Contrary to
popular belief, Elkins5 led the Harrison
forces at the convention, and he was the
brains energy and electricity of. the Harri-
aon supporters, and he carried with him
promises made BY, Harrison. This may
look !. a BIT queer, but " is nevertheless
ifFne ~ ,f5g{ 85 @ $G III tH55t$3 ~ {3 N3
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] FEW CAS- Ils Or GRIP. !
The Doctors DO not Look Tor ~ to Become
83 General Hare. 45 ss E3N


G4narAl Hare. n EiH
$ There have been several well defined
cases 81 grip In Helsna tie past week, but
inquiry among physicians shows that the
diiiseaHe ia by no means general. The cases
reportad had all the aymptomB that belong
70 .lle intlnenza In these parts beginning
With pains about the head and limbs. and
Developing nbout the third day into d
cough. The doctors look upon the recur-
renee OF the dissaae this winter as a per-
fectly natural sequence Of the epidemic Of
two years ago, which came bRck iii d rnilder
form laat winter, and ID still milder now.
No general spread of the trouble is looked
for. .Gls climate III I he Rockies appears TO
be beneficial III disoagea of tho kind, for
whila the grip has reappeared with consid-
Serabls violence III the enst both winters
sincs tho greAt epidemic of two sysars NO,
hero ita effects nre noticeably less each
season. Another "A Inference is that while in'
the east hundreds of people nre met who
sdeolare that they have never been entirely
we'll since they had tho Erip, there are no
such complaints heard here. The doctors
sRaysif the grip IL aiken irl hand during the
first day oratwo III Yields readily ~ treat
ment. Nhsn ii is allowed To run until II
attacka the lungs II il more 4 lificult to treat,
besides leaving behind II troubles that may
be moro Or less serious. S5
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Natures Max D y { " p ees wax

All the mouth Of Nehalem river on the
coast Of Oregon, 4 very queer substance is
found. tt has the appearance Of & min
eral al first sight, but on close inspection
ana under practical test it appears to be
pure beeswax. IL has all the useful proper
ties Of bee swax, and it is sold ii Astoria at
the regular market price Of the beesWax. 1t
is washed ashore at high tide in quantities
ranging from d lump the size Of q walnut
to chunk weighing 100 pounds. II IL also
found on shore, in black soil where trees
are growing, at considerable elevations
above the water. A niece Of this strange
substance has inst been submitted 70 ex-
pert examination in New York. and is de-
clared to be what is known as mineral wax.
Detroit Free Press. 5 $|. Z. a
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EpIIIIl'.4IPS / ] i ] !; BURG II

N 4, ~, ,% NV II Y, D, VI, III. ,,..&
Harrv MI orua, I,
I, 4, \, Il - II u Il,
:, u,
Wn1. Hammond this week.
CAPT. James Mills, of Helena, who waas
f Y; ~ aii ~ a MI tf,r ff tha EE
49, ,a
tSeW ~. Y
with friends here on IN adnesd day and Lh
aay. s85 $B 4. ;fs #s3#
8$,The Philipsburr orchestra will usher ir,s
W, ID ; sS d ,,, $l.. it n, MI
s.s hoiluAy v. !.
Morsess hall on tJhrls1tnas
be only one of n series of iTst Rss enter
tainments to be given during Hill holidays.
] flna lr tha I'M peat5 nll thnt hns baen III er,B
- y IN 1his 90 st
years was kille up ihs tRe# QLs
Ilnat Wednesday, BY Harry Morg war
4 Nil over siY veara olr una WIN ed soyar
ann III IN iat8 III MI AMT aaa
A. u, ,, IN H
Of horns which we're h's sses't
White for tne sum y of 81 saQl.a
Geo. Medina, the popular propriator Sot
4hs nra,,a rasta,,ra,,t md laasad ~
80 Il, Il /, III
ous 2 ~
Y. DOC ~ w. alsl #elleth
oommodation of the travelling public l,ereg-S
after. Z $
Id .
Phlll 1oE 1Wu s
health, has return eei aha Wllk M refaalh faef-
(mansntly vita us. s s# 8s83 sss . s4A$
highly interesting And a !, entsstaaIttnR
programme, was
by the pupils & II onr pn1llc IN
\ the CLOSING exefctses lstS.l Axts#
number " the Iasfhs
T.; - h;hlx r,anai NJ " M, nv, ar Hi
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I New England Society.

At the annual meeting for the election
Of officers Friday night, the4following par
ties were unanimously chosen: President,
Judge Hiram Knowl les;;i vice pre- esinent fol
tie re espective states, nrst, ] udge Tienry. An
Blake; second, Hon. II. j. Haakell I; third
IA. XII Prescott; fourth. Senator Hedges
fifth, IA. Is. Keith: sixth, w. o. Child; aec-
retary, Miss Ella Knowles; treasurer. AZ re
N. Fretz; financial secretary, Mrs. ~
Adams; trustees. j. b. Sanford. John
Steadman. I'LL. Ches imam. 8s
To orrow evening Forefathera' day will
be appropriately celebrated at the Engel-
horn hall with an appropriate New Eng
land supper. The programme will be very
interesting. 5 55 Vii 58t
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IA Fine Exhibit.

Tho Bradstreet Thurber exhibit Of goods
has drawn i large number Of shoppers to
Ill Broadway the paats week. The articles
shown are largely apecialties for the aaorn-
inent of homes, and their quality and kind
make them non -competitive, for nothing at
all like them are elsewhere offered in the
town. Elegance OF house furnishings ~
notieenblet to every visitor, md there is not
II piece OF the entire collection in any de-
ypartmont hut}which il a desirable article
Tor family possession and suitable for q
holiday purchase. Tho exhibit will be- here
goods within this time every article has
been mlrkaa down from ono third To one
.half the ehstern selling price. @ 8s&
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Tried to Wreck u Train. \

CoI.FAx. Gal, Dec. 19.--An unsuccessful
attempt was made 10 wreck the enstbound,
overland passenger train. five miles from
here, this afternoon. The train was de-
layed only d few minutes. Officers have
gone to investigate, but no particp-
lars have as yet been received. I u was near
tile same place that Shinn and others tried
to wreck the overland train about seven
years ago, and only q few miles from the
place whore the Same train was wrecked
iast September, and for which the Roberts
brothers are now awaiting trial. 4
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The Giant Pounded.

\ CHICAGO, Dec. l9.--Jim Hall, the Aus
tralian middleweight, and Bob Ferguson, a
stock yards heavy weight. had a Hetto at
battery D, tonight before 5000 people.
The affair was enpinesred by Parson Da-
vies, and Halls CONTRACT was to stop the
giant in six rounds. Hail was concsded to
be greatly superior in science. but the
stock yards man friends pinned their faith
on his great strength and size. He wasn't
IN it, however, as Hall smashed him in all
sorts of ways, and 'by the end Of the second
round the stock yards giants face and
neck presented a friehful appearances. II
the fourth he got cocker in the jaw and
dropped in a heap, though not unconscious.
The police then stopped the fight, ard no
decision was given BY the referee. .I...
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Katie Putnam. il

\ selma's favorite actress Katie Putnam
held the boards last night at the academy
of music with her excellent company to q
large audience 1t is always a foregone
conclusion that Miss Putnam will play to y
large house in Selma, and she appeared to
special advantage last night 5as Gay How
ards Love Finds 4 Way" The plot Of
this piece il interesting and ingenious and
tho moral is excellent, and II furnishes
thone special characteristics which have
rendered Katie Putnam famous. Tho tai
'ented aotrsss is ably supported al through
tho performance. Mr.. Edwin Gardner as
Samuel Snlirks, making 4 great hit. The
npplause last night was 4, generous and
Katie Putnam added another triumph to
those already won III Solma.--Selma News.
"a week OF laughter and enjoyment. A
carnival week Of fun will be inangurated nt
Ming's opera house Dec. 2s, in the Appenr-
anca of Katie Putnam and her fine oom.
.pany. Ihose who enjoy good acting, good
singing and dancing Will be gratifiaa vt the
announcement Of the appearance Of our
Katie. l,5d 255 y w 3, y, e "A
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THO Scattered Iiogus Money.

\ PHr1ApEhpHlA, Dec. 19.--Foupi alleged
leaders Of the gang that hns been flooding
this city with oounte tfeit money wera ar
rested shortly after midnight this morning.
The prisoners afe Raphael Dinieola md
Aiaobmo Dinicolnin, keepers Of All Itaiian
rostanrantana lodging houae and Whole-
sale dealers in Gnuntarfait money, and
Freaariels Derpgati ana Emma Tate, ao-
CON plices Tho arreats are tho result Of
hard work on the pnvt Of the secret service
officers and iayeonsidered one of the most
important captures OF counterfeitets ever
made. The gang have disposed OF $500 TO
$l, 900 a week OF aounterfeit money. .s
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LA nnpaign of Education.

\ CHICAGO Dec. 10. A meeting Of the presi-
dents and secretaries OF the state repub-
4lican league clubs was held this morning.
James s. Clarkson, president 81 the ma
tional republican club, presided. Tbs
states of Illinois, Iowa, Ohio, Indiana,
Kansas, Nebraska and Minnesota
were represented. The meeting was
held with closed doors, but it Was learned
tanning to the dissemination of literature
during the next campaign. 1t is intended
to make an unusually strong and prom
inent feature Of this work, and one of The
most important branches Of II will be the
collection Of figures and statistics to prove
that the prices since the Mckinley bill was
passed are lower instead of higher.
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Presence Of WI Hamilton thu @
Best Indian Sign Talker,'
in Billings. 8ss
Hunting Parties Find aan1a and
Sport In the Bull Noun
tains. s85
Tie EIk King Captured by 4 pht n lipkbnrK
~ Hunter-A Artistic Display WI
l@5s dow at NJ Iiss0ula. "a 8555S M

BILLINGS, Dec. 19.--E Special. 49, hid tpw1l
has had d visit from w. Il. milton, the
woll-known Indian fighter, prespector arssl
scout. Mr.. Hamilton bears the weigh &of N
his 90 years with boyiah vaors and ~ only 4
waiting for the opening VI tire GroW resar-S# h
walton to show up some wondor fnl diacoy-s8 WI
cries he has made OF copper and sHil yer.
'Bill Hamilton Id known to All tho ear llest#
settlers ns the best Indian sign tnl lkerf' itlsS
the country. He ID, though reticent abotits8
his own wonderful escapes ana @ * hath
breadth escapes BY field md hood, /, IA very
interesting conyersationalist. Bs
+ I. For the first time Id the history " Yel-a
now at par. 3s
+ N. Klos has purchased from Negen Brols.s$
the building now occupied by him # ~ S 5#1ss5 n
saloon and lodging house.
# The Congregational Sunday Hchool willS
have Christmas tree on the evening of tha
525th. i 5 # $t5 + l $55555 5ss 8
Christmas services will TO held IN NAV
Luke's Episcopal church, when tae music
will be- rendered by 81 aurpliced choir cf5
men and boys. #5 s555
The ladies' of the M. y. church held NJ
very successful fair this week. s}g#
he Maverick hose company wil RiYa Az
ball On New Year's eve at the Grand hotel.
The Odd Fellows ball on Christmas eyaS
promises to Bio d great success.
Id. Il. Wiliston and j. y I. Fish killed
seven deer during Il trip Va tha Bull rnouns.s
tains this week. j. q. Band, Hafyey Iaishs
ana sam Fisher also had u very ancessHfuls
hunting trip, and came back laden with
game. @ 8 8ss sas
Skating is now the favorite amnsement
of all the young people. and the 100 shaa
been in prime eonditio Ess
Elijah Smith, the noted New York fnan-8
I scier, aud Engineer Bundock, of I1iY
ston, recently visited the Bear creek coal
mines, iii which Mr.. Smith hol ldss a CON
trolling interest. M s# WI s SS5
Mra. Frank MeC Corrnic icls. If junction, HAN
been visiting Mrs. Paul NIX Gornaick H here
for Al week. 5s$ss i3 \. III. III $
her aunt, Mrs. n calh lhourl, near 4 Bil-s2 II
u sir, Mrs. Ffank Baan8 NAN come frorn
mont ID join her husband here. bringing
With her their child ana NJ l'eaI' A M
\ mother. Z S $SS H.s#
4 town the other day. n 5 s5$ gs
| H III. Clements ii now able tai be out
4 after his severe illness.
|#4 Col. j ohm lsinklerS has been suH Herlng from
u laRrlppa @ aS8 81 .$ Ss sB SsS MY
District Clerk George NJ. Hays has coma
w Cleveland, !, on, to meet Mrs Hay y, Dn4
4 her return from Wales, and they will 8apendi
\ the holidays with NIL. Flaws parents There.
MI. and Mrs. u j. p !. Davis and children
Ihavs returned from A visit to NJ Minnest,ta.
i Mrs. Joseph Meyer has gone tn visit her
/ old home in ss Charles. Mo. S.B
i Richard Ashworth, the cattle dealer i1E
\ spending a few days i1l town.
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CIYIL ENGINEERS.
Tho Montpna Society Holds Its Negulnr
Monthly Meeting. ri yffS

7
The regular monthly meeting OF the ao-~
ciety was held last evening at eight r, MAT
the oflacs of Msasra. 6izer " Keerl. There
were present eight members. Mr.. W. a.
Haven presided. The following committee
to nominate officers for tho ensurinG year
was appointed: Messrs. Farmer, MoRae
and Smith. Messrs. Heron (chair,nan). J.
Wilson Butte, Kearl, Sizer. and hoife
lGrent Fnlls), were appointed to make ar
held Jan. 0, 1892. a
A letter was read from Commodore
Power setting forth the features Of mn en-
deayor which he is making looking to 80
curing better and more comprehensive sur
vsys of the public lands and such az VIII
hlso embody elevations giving fuller and
tofore secured. The views advanced by Mr..
| Power were fully cndoraed and the secre-
I tary instructed to 80 notify him. MeasrB.
| Foss, Keerl and Smithwere appointed to
/ take np the study Of the question of the SUR
| yey ofpublic lands and tosnRgest in detail
| the marlner iii which they should be sur
yeyed that would cover the general plan rs
suggested BY Mr.. Power and giving their
/ views as to tho cost of such a method.
\ ri Mr.. Finlay McRae was requested to pres-
\ ent Il paper at the next annual meeting on
the requirements Of the egeneral land office
rs to- nnnlrig connection Lines In making
1 mineral surveys. @ "& 4
The death of Robert D. Walker, n mem
| Dor of the aocfety was announced. and upon
motion Messrs. g. X. Rseder and FiulAy
Mcftae were appointed to prepare suitable
resolutions upon the death Of the deceased
member and present same to his family.
communication WAS presented from
the general committee of engineering So
cieties, Columbian exposition, stating that
q very large nnmber OF the leading en-
gineers Of Great Britain, Ffance, Germany,
Holland and Belgium mad signitied thei1
acceptance of5an invitation TO. be present
at the engineering congress to be held il
1893, and stating that reception roomf
would be at the dispostionof members q
A to the exposition buildings and making ar
assessment on tho various societies to de-
\ fray the general expense. This communi
cation was referred to tho annual meeting
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\. JTOITTINGs j ABO OF TOW n

The supreme court has adjourned until
10 a. iii. Monday. G vi @ Ss
4 An enjoyable social dance will b given at
the Hotel Brunswick to morrow evening.
Ihe funeral OF the late Mary r. Enlow5
will be held to-day at four p. N. from the
university. s s$ y I. Va .gs
The y. A. ". clnb will give another of
their enjoyable dances Tuesday evening in
the college hall. " $5 % "A n " ~ n! u 5s5$5. .3 E
to his building on the corner OF M ain street
as soon as spting opens 5 Y 6
City Treasurer Walker states that taxes
are due and after Dec. 81 ten per cent in
tereat will be charged dellnnuents.
There will be special meeting Of the
board of education tomorrow. at 40 q. m. to
accept the First ward school house. 5 \:
Joseph A. Widn1er has sold TO Edward
H, Trerise q sapphire location and the Hnr-
rison placer on the Missouri river TOR 5000
+ The funeral or the infant son of VIM.
and Mary Catron will take place from the
residence, GIG Benton avenue, at 1850 to
daY. # a y
"A social dance will be given at Albums hall
Tuesday evening und0r the auspices Of
Ganh No. d., Modern Woodmen Of the
World. h 5S. II 81 @ 5 s5s ,s5 y X
The Headquarters gambling house was
not closed because the bank roll was ex-
haustel, hut because of the falling Oft in
gambling. The house will be reopened in a
few weeks. 3t ~ "a
The question Of laying ourblng on Main
street, brouphtup by City Contractor II. B.
Palmer and Private Contractor William
Scars. will be considered in the city council
Tuesday night. tsg T.
A iine shepherd dog was rum over by q
teams on Edwards street last night md one
of His leas broken. The dog was taken in
aud cared for by the manager Of Chandler 3
employment agency. h eS8rS "A ,5t fg $
THOMAS Dugan, sentenced nt Great Falls
To three years in tho epenltentlary for bur
glury. was brought TO Helena yesterday by
SheriH Hamilton. OF Cascade, and Will be
tnken over to Deer Lodge to-day by WAT
den Tom MolaGue. M
to make it's third anniversary ball a grand
success on Dec. 26, ut Turner hall. Ihis
society Inns ut its other two dances given Che
very best ounces and its members Will do
the same NJ this one. l "a ss
The children selling tickets for the Work
ing Wonan's home nse frankie Esler, Min.
nie keifenrath, Fannie Carrah. Barbour
Knight and Willis Kellogg, tho last one w
whom deposited NAL at Pope " " Gonnor'a
drug store Saturday night. ss G6s5R85
John Marsh was sentenced yesterday tp
Ills hand In q, w. DeWitt's pocket and
taking $l5 from him. Ot the amount
stolen $b was found IN Mnrsh's hat The
men had been drinking together. 4 4 n + ~
II. u. Mills, tho gardener at the Bronds,
water, has established n conservatory ant
nuy sery in the hotel bark, He expecta$tu
| have lb, 600 trees in the spring aud will gave
! employme To fifteen men. An enlarge
lment Of the present plant is contemplated.
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They HIVE q Clue.

ST. Lou1s, Doc. 19.-It is stated this
morning that the police have obtained an
other clue to the Glendale robbery from the
notorious Jim Cummings, who is now in
the Jefferson City penitentiary for simi-
lAr otfense. The robbery was committed
sby ex-conyiots, led by Charles, n notorious
character, who had only recently been 70
auppoBed that tho robbers are now in
hiding in Colorado. t4 %
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WILL. NOT TAKE SECOND PLACE.
Mills Tlatly Declines t1,s Tendsr Of d Com
1ntttes Position. S5y Il

W Asn1NaroN. Doc. 20. The Griap-hIills.
5correspondence was made public this eyen-
ing. In his letter TO Mills yesterday the
speaker asked II it wouid bs agreeable or
acceptable 10 be appointed second on the
committee Of ways and mems, md In nd y
dition to bo appointed chairman of the
committee on commerce Or postofiices. OF
aosne committee whoge work was less
Slaborious than those nambd. In reply
to-day Mills said in part Having been
member Of the committee on ways and
mems for ten years, md chairman in the
Fiftieth congress-, reasons which have, in
your Judgment, rendered my selection as q
chnirmAn unWise. would disanalify me for
service III any other J, ,lacs pn that commit
toe, and il would not ba sincere to say that
itwould be agreeabl ble8 nv accept yonr tender.
I leave ypu. without any suggestion from
me, to make such other saa signsnsAt as yon
Al the discharge of err official duty may
ldetArnliiie " sf &s i58!fs 3&f
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Snnttad for. = Scab.

Denver, Dec. "a young man named
|Pill,ngs, from Chicago, who came west
|several weeks neo for his health, started on
|the same train which was carrying several
Western Union operators who wero going
No take the places Of the Southern Pa
Ecific strikers. The train men, whose
|sympathy was with tho strikers, spotted
him for scab. At Trinidad he, in COM
|pany witha q young Indy who was On route
|fpr California, were standing on the roar
platform Watching the snowplows working,
|When some wretch threw carbolic acid iii
|their faces. They were very painfully in
|iured and will probably be disfgured for
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4 AZ Popular Uprisiile.

LONDON, Dec. ia dispatch from Per
knambuco states that a popular uprising oc-
CURED in that city to-day against the gov
ernor Of the province. Troops we're called
out and sharp fighting followed. II is re-
ported that sixty lersons we're killed OF
wounded. 1t is also stated that the gov
ernor resigned and quiet was almost i'm
|mediately restored After the restoration
of order members OF the junta were
|pheered by the people Sas they passed along
|the streets. E5 AZ
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Z ~ - \ \ l. Y z Z MI M7T -7TD TI74-IW E1-a
!! Flown Oyer by. Wind. s

SAN FRANc1sco, Dec Is. The residence
occupied by family named Kreuz was
blown over by a high wind this morning.
ma the family and three workmen buried
In the ruins. One workman was ~ led uut-
right and two fatally injured. Members OF
the family escaped With serious bruises and
cuts. Tho honse was being raised for the
purpose of putting another atory under it.
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throw Din,nonds IN the Street.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19.A messenger
employed by Sahussler Bros, Wholesale
jewellers, was 5knockeh down this morning
hy two young men at the entrance to tho
hrm's nlace Of business, md il tin box CON
tanning $40 900 worth Of jewelry taken from
him. Being hard pressed by pursuers the
thiayaH threw the box into the street and
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No Transportation with Cattle.

CHroAdo, Dec. 19. T. The live stock agents
[of the western roads, who have been in ses-
|EHion for the past two days in this city.
|haopted resolution byWWhlch, taking
Epffect Jan. /, the issue Of free transposta-
|ton to live stock shippets will be abolished.
|except that provided for in the classitica-
Etion and tariffs. This allows transporta-
ltion only to number Of train attendants
Ewho are necessary to look after the stock IN
~ y, nj
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Nebras ha Beet Sugar Convention.

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. -. The state beet
sugar convention adjourned last night
after the formation Of a permanent asso.
citation md the election ofgotiicers. Areaolu-
stion calling upon the next legislature te
5beets and half u cent per pound on sugar
manufactured from the home product was
adopted Also one asking the genera
government to provide an experienced
chemist for eaoh factory during the work
ing season. f5 X b N s4555f5 { 5a 5 +
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NJ. hnltil ned tlIA Animal.

CHICAGO, $t Dec la.Saveral Thousand
people gathered ut Battery ''nn Inst night
to witness Professor leaaon attempt TO
Suias . ana nj who e b insans
and who las killed several men. Gleason,
after an hours Rkillful work, completely
gained tho mastery OF the supposed in
tntraotable ANIMAL, nnd he was afterwarda
driven to Ii buggy. II gT